HP 650 Installation Manual page 60

Status Pwr/ Card
Fan/
Temp
Pwr
Engine:
Fan
Card:
Status Temp
Pwr
Engine:
Fan
Card:
Status Temp
Pwr
Engine:
Fan
Card:
Status Temp
Pwr
Engine:
Fan
Card:
Status Temp
n/a
This LED is not important for the diagnosis.
3-4
Troubleshooting
Interpreting LED Error Patterns
Self- Port Net
test Fail
NetFail
(all ports)
NetFail
(all ports)
(all ports)
n/a n/a
(all ports same)
Diagnostic Tips
Interface Card/Slot Failure
1. Switch the power off and on to reboot the router.
2. If this error persists, move the card from this slot to another
slot, and move the card from that other slot into this slot.
If this error recurs in the original slot, the router is faulty.
If this error recurs in the new slot, the card is faulty.
Interface Card/Slot Configuration Mismatch
Look in the event log (which can be displayed from the Main
menu) for the entry "Slot x HWID and Line configuration
mismatch" (where x is the number of the slot).
If that entry appears in the event log, specify the new card
for that slot in the configuration (refer to "Configure and
boot the router," page 1-21).
If that entry does not appear in the event log, call for
service from your HP dealer or service provider.
Interface Card Apparently Not Present
1. Verify that the interface card is seated properly in the
router slot.
2. If this error persists, move the card from this slot to another
slot, and move the card from that other slot into this slot.
•
If this error recurs in the original slot, the router is
faulty.
•
If this error recurs in the new slot, the card is faulty.
Interface Card Apparently Not Seated
1. Verify that the interface card is seated properly in the
router slot.
2. If this error persists, move the card from this slot to another
slot, and move the card from that other slot into this slot.
•
If this error recurs in the original slot, the router is
faulty.
•
If this error recurs in the new slot, the card is faulty.