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Example: Quick diagnosis using LEDs and marker
At the front of the CS141 both, red and green LED's, are on, but they should be off or just the green one flashing slowly. The
UPS is definitely recognized ... and seems to work normally.
As you can see the red and the green LEDs are lit statically. Since it is a slot
card, it is plugged into the UPS and is supplied with the necessary information
about it.
The yellow plug is the ethernet cable to connect the CS141 to the local
network
In this example scenario, the AUX port is the cause of a communication error:
After logging into the CS141, the top status bar displays the following information about enabled devices:
The UPS is set correctly and has made the communication accordingly. The AUX port, on the other hand, is set to initializing. However,
since the AUX port has no device connected to CS141, the yellow marker will change from yellow to blue in time, while the LEDs on the
front of the CS141 continue to glow green and red statically.
Due to the fact the UPS indicates a green marker and other devices are set to disabled, the AUX-Port will cause trouble.
What you can do:
Once a CON_AUX4 or CON_R_AUX4 device has been connected to the AUX port of the CS141 and successfully initialized, the marker
in the status bar will turn to green and provide feedback with OK. Furthermore, the LED status at CS141 will indicate normal operating
mode.
If no AUX device is to be used, you can set the AUX port at COM3 to none in the general configuration menu.
In this case, the AUX port will be disabled as well as the AUX marker will be removed from the top status bar.
As a consequence, the LED at CS141 will indicate normal operating mode.
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