Cisco 7000 Series - Page 281

Index 7
shutting down 5-51
types supported 1-4
interface processor end of router 1-3
interface processors
configuration 5-2
Enabled LED B-3
filler 5-6
fillers 2-17
installation 5-2
intermittent powerfails 1-42, 1-45
inverted clock 2-40, 5-48
invert-transmit-clock command 5-48
IPs
carriers 5-7
description 1-21
dimensions 1-21
FRUs 5-71
LEDs 1-22
spares 5-71
subsystem for troubleshooting 4-8
ISO 9314 standard 1-26, 2-33
J
jackscrews
FEIP MII connector 2-28
on Ethernet cables 2-27
on power cable retention clip 5-80
on universal serial port adapters 5-52
jewelry, avoiding for safety 2-2
jumpers
boot field 5-14
configuration register 5-14
Flash memory write protection 1-15
Flash memory write-protect 5-13
RP 1-15
system software EPROM size 1-15
K
key, Break (interrupt) 5-21
keys, backplane slots 1-10
L
label, chassis serial number 4-1
laser radiation 3-10
LEDs
Boot Error B-2
CPU Halt B-2
DC OK 1-8, 3-27, 4-4
EIP 1-25, B-5
Enabled on IPs 1-22, 3-27
FEIP B-5
FIP 1-27, B-6
FSIP 1-29, B-8
HIP 1-32, B-10
interface processor Enabled B-3
MII, link, and RJ-45 B-6
PCMCIA slots 1 and 2 B-2
power supply 1-7, 4-4
RP 1-15, 4-5, B-2
serial ports B-8
system B-1
TRIP 1-34, B-6
levels, status for environmental monitor 1-41
lifting the chassis 2-2, 3-6
light signals in FDDI networks 2-32
lightning storm, safety during 2-3
Link LED B-6
lobe cables, Token Ring 2-30, A-5
locked blocks
recovering 3-34
log
environmental 1-42
site 2-47, 2-51
logical interface address 1-35
M
M3 metric thumbscrews for serial connectors 1-30, 2-38
MAC address allocator 1-37
MAS-7010= spare chassis 5-71
MAS-7010FAN= fan tray 5-70
MAS-7KARB= arbiter 5-70
MAS7K-BLANK interface processor filler 5-6
MAU
EIP interface to 1-25, 2-23
TRIP interface to 1-34, 2-28, A-5
maximum configurations 1-35
memory
SRAM on FSIP 1-28
system 1-11
memory, Flash
See Flash
messages
CPU self-check 5-16
environmental 1-42
fan failure 2-17
fan shutdown 1-45
OIR
status 5-8
universal cable unattached 5-50
MIC connector 1-27
microcode