11
Installing the Module in an Unused Slot
Slot and Self-Test LED Behavior
7.
Connect the appropriate FDDI cables to insert the switch into your FDDI
ring. (If necessary, refer to “Connecting the Network Cables” on page 17
for information on connection options.)
N o t e
There are some specific suggestions that you should observe when
connecting your switch to other networking devices. See the
Connectivity
Quick Reference
, included with the module, for connection information.
LED
Pattern
Slot Fault (for the slot
in which you are
installing the module)
1 FLASHING RAPIDLY if the module is not properly seated
2 ON for approximately 10 seconds after the module has
been properly seated
3 OFF during normal switching operation
4 Flashing slowly if there is a self-test failure.
Check the switch event log through the console interface
for more information.
Note:
If the Fault LED for the module slot continues flashing
rapidly, the module may not be completely seated in the slot.
Ensure that the handles on the module are fully in the
“closed” position and the screws in the handles are
tightened.
If the module slot Fault LED continues flashing, unscrew the
screws, open the handles, remove the module, and re-install
it. If the Fault LED continues flashing, remove the module and
contact your HP-authorized LAN dealer or HP networking
support representative.
If a module is not installed properly, and the module slot Fault
LED continues rapid flashing, other modules in the switch will
continue to forward packets normally, but other switch
functions will be suspended until the module is removed or
properly installed.
Self-test
(for the Switch 2000)
1 ON for up to 40 seconds after the module has
been properly seated.
2 OFF during normal switching operation.
3 FLASHING simultaneously with slot Fault LED if the slot
has failed self-test. Check the event log.
