IBM P 615 series Service Manual page 410

Amber LEDs indicate a fault or identify condition. If your system or one of the components in your system
has an amber LED turned on or blinking, identify the problem and take the appropriate action to restore
the system to normal.
The following table identifies the location, color and status of your system component LEDs.
Unit LED
(FRU) Function
Attention
System
Power¹
Fan Identify¹
AC Input
Good¹
Fault¹
Power Supply /Identify
DC Output
Good
Power¹
Disk Drives Activity¹
(DASD)
Activity
Repl
Unit LED
(FRU) Function
Power¹
PCI Slots
Identify
RIO-G Identify
Memory DIMMs Identify
System
Identify
Backplane
DASD Identify
Backplane
Media Identify
Backplane
Service
Identify
Processor Card
Voltage
Regulator Identify
Module
RAID Daughter
Identify
Card
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Location Viewable
Location
Power and Packaging LEDs
Operator External
Panel and Front and
Rear Rear
Part Internal
Part External
Part External
Part External
DASD Cage Chassis
DASD can Chassis
DASD can Chassis
Location Viewable
Location
CARD LEDs
Socket External
Socket External ³
Socket External
Memory Internal Only
Connector
Planar Internal Only
Card Internal
Card Internal
Card Internal
Card Internal
Card External
LED OFF
Color
Amber Normal
Green No ac
Amber Normal
Green No Input
Amber Normal
All Pwr Sup
Green Outs Off
Green Off
Green No Activity
Amber Meets RPA Hot-Swap Requirement
LED OFF
Color
Green PCI Hot-Swap Standards
Amber PCI Hot-Swap Standards
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
Amber Normal
ON Blink
Fault Identify
System On Standby
N/A Identify
Input Good N/A
Fault 1. Identify
2.Comm. Fault
All PS Blinj if PS
Outputs On micro or comm
link failed
Power N/A
N/A Activity
ON Blink
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify
N/A Identify