LED Behavior Introduction
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Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Setting Up the Switch)
The following table illustrates the display of the fan related LEDs over various states:
The following table illustrates the display of the SD related LEDs over various states:
UP-DN-NotIn-
stalled
Flashing Amber N/A N/A N/A
Not inserted,
not in database
b
Solid Green N/A N/A N/A
a. The Fault LED on the PSU is driven by the PSU firmware, so that LED is on if the fault is detected by the firmware
on the PSU. However, faults detected by software running on the CFC do not set the fault LED on the PSU
b. In this case the system only has a single PSU physically present and configured in the database. In this case the PSU
LED on the CFC is solid green because this is considered a normal operating mode
TABLE 1-35 Fan Card State and LED State CFC200 and FC4
Fan Card State FAN LED State (CFC200 FAN LED State (FC4)
UP-UP-Offline Solid Green Solid Green
UP-UP-Degraded Flashing Amber Solid Green
UP-DN-Failed Flashing Amber
Solid Green
a
a. The Fan power LED only turns OFF if there is an overload condition and the hot-swap circuitry isolates the
fan tray from the system power
UP-DN-NotInstalled Flashing Amber N/A
TABLE 1-36 SD Card State and LED State CFC200
SD Card State SD LED State (on Corresponding CFC200
Activated (Ready) Solid Green
Activated (Busy) Flashing Green
Activated (Fault) Flashing Amber
Deactivated Off
Not inserted Off
TABLE 1-34 PSU States and Associated LEDs (Continued)
PSU Card
State
PSU LED State
(on CFC200) AC LED (on PSU) DC LED (on PSU)
Fault LED (on
PSU)
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