Troubleshooting Core Type WDM Channel Modules
Note
If your module has an LED status that is not represented in Table 34 on p.211, please contact
your ADVA Optical Networking Technical Services Representative.
The steps in this subsection may need to be completed on both sides of the link. Please follow the
troubleshooting steps in Table 34 based upon the states of the LEDs.
The WCC-PCN-100G has four LEDs on the faceplate:
• “P” to indicate the power supply status
• “Mod” to indicate the operation status of the module
• “C” and “N” to indicate the interface status
Note
When a module is removed, it should lose power for at least 10 seconds to allow any and all
capacitance to dissipate.
LED
Name
LED Colors Potential Cause Solution for Troubleshooting
All LEDs Red A serious error in card initialization
has occurred.
Remove and insert the module. If the
condition continues, return the module to
ADVA Optical Networking for repair.
P Yellow Power is abnormal.
Off Power failure.
Green Power is OK. No action is required.
Mod Red Critical or major equipment alarms
are raised on the module.
Use the management system to view
the equipment alarm(s) raised on this
module.
Next, refer to the “Alarm and Event List”
on p.783 to resolve the alarm condition
(s).
Yellow flashing
to off
Management communication to the
module has failed.
1 Check the SCU firmware version
and compare it to the SCU firmware
version as listed on the NCU. If they
are different, update the SCU
firmware as described in
“Performing Other Software Update
Actions” on p.628.
2 Remove and reinsert the module.
If the LED is still blinking yellow to off,
contact your ADVA Optical Networking
Technical Services Representative.
Table 34: LED Status of the WCC-PCN-100G
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