20 Aviat Networks
Chapter 5. Eclipse Edge Commissioning and Troubleshooting
• Orange flashing
• Green
• Status LEDs indicate green for normal operation, orange flashing for a configuration
problem or diagnostic-mode selection, and red for a critical/major problem.
• Eclipse software updates LED states at least once every second.
• Fleeting LED states are extended by software to ensure that a user has time to
recognize a change in status. A red LED state will remain active for a minimum of
500 ms.
• At start up, Test and Status LEDs will initially be red, then flashing orange, until the
software can apply the correct states.
A normal IDUspe will have all LEDs green.
Table 5-2 maps IDU LED alarm indications against possible causes and
recommended actions.
At startup, Status LEDs will initially be red, then flashing orange, until the software
can apply the correct states.
LEDs will remain unchanged during a soft reset until the software can apply the
correct states
Table 5-2. IDUspe 16x LED Alarm Triggers
LED Indication Possible Causes Recommended Action
IDU
Status
Orange
flashing:
Either:
• Configuration corrupt
• Configuration not supported
• Software loading
• Diagnostic mode selected
Where the cause is not obvious, use
Portal to see detail at a lower alarm
level.
Red: Either:
•Trib LOS
• IDU component failure
For a loss of signal on a commissioned
trib check the trib cable connection
and the status of the signal from the
attached equipment.
Repair action is required for a SW/HW
failure. The failure may or may not be
causing traffic disruption. Use Portal
to see detail at a lower alarm level.
ODU
Status
(Separate
LEDs for
ODU1 and
ODU2)
Orange
flashing:
Either:
• Diagnostic mode selected/
active (Tx mute)
• Software loading (new
Eclipse software is being
loaded)
Where cause is not obvious, use
Portal to see detail at a lower alarm
level.
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