GE MDS iNET Series, Reference Manual

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100 MDS iNET Series Reference Manual 05-2806A01, Rev. L
* Condition may be corrected and alarm cleared, by user.
3.6 Correcting Alarm Conditions
(See “View Event Log” on Page 73)
Table 3-6 provides insight on the causes of events that inhibit the unit from operating, and possible correc-
tive actions. The Event Log Entry column shows the text that appears in the Description column on the
Event
Log
screen.
EVENT_MACADDR MAC Address Invalid noMacAddress(6)
EVENT_NETNAME
* Netname Invalid invalidNetname(12)
EVENT_NO_CHAN* Using Channel hopping
but no channels
selected NoChan(23)
EVENT_PLL_LOCK PLL Not locked pllLock(10)
EVENT_POWER_CAL Power Calibrated/Not
Calibrated powerCal(8)
EVENT_POWER_HIGH RF Power Control
Saturated High rfPowerHigh(13)
EVENT_POWER_LOW RF Power Control
Saturated Low rfPowerLow(14)
EVENT_REDUNDANCY_
SWITCH Redundancy
Switchover Set redundancySwitch(24)
EVENT_RSSI
*
RSSI Exceeds
threshold rssi(11)
EVENT_RSSI_CAL RSSI Not Calibrated rssiCal(9)
EVENT_SYSTEM_ERROR* System Error Cleared;
Please Reboot systemError(16)
Table 3-6. Correcting Alarm Conditions—Alphabetical Order
Event Log Entry Generating Condition
Clearing Condition
or Action
Ethernet Rate
Above 50, 75,
100% Data on the Ethernet port has
reached the % value of the
configured Ethernet Rate
Limit. Reduce traffic on network,
unplug Ethernet cable from
radio.
ADC Output Railed The ADC always reads the
same value (either high or
low limit) Contact factory Technical
Services for assistance
AP Ethernet Link
Disconnected Monitor will check state of
Ethernet link and set alarm if
it finds the link down Ethernet link is re-established
Channels Not
Programmed No channels programmed. Configure channels.
Flash Test Failed Internal check indicates
corruption of Flash memory Contact factory Technical
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FPGA
communication
Failed Communication lost to the
FPGA Contact factory Technical
Services for assistance
Table 3-5. Alarm/Event Conditions (Alphabetical Order)(Continued)
Alarm Condition Reported Event Log Entry SNMP Trap