Table 10: Craft Interface LEDs, Buttons, and Connectors
Description
Label
Function No.
Status LEDs for PSMs 0 through 8
PSM
1
Status LEDs for fan trays 0 through 3
FANTRAYS
2
Two sets of status LEDs per host subsystem.
There are three LEDs per Routing Engine.
RE0 (MASTER, ONLINE, and
OFFLINE)
RE1 (MASTER, ONLINE, and
OFFLINE)
3
Minor Alarm LED for monitoring or maintaining
the MX2010
MINOR ALARM
4
Major Alarm LED for critical conditions, which
can result in system shutdown
MAJOR ALARM
5
Alarm Cutoff/ Lamp Test Button. Turns off both
minor and major alarms and deactivates the
device attached to the corresponding alarm relay
contact on the craft interface
ACO/LT
6
Chassis ID Dial and Standalone Dial. One dial is
used to indicate the chassis number for
multi-chassis configurations. The second dial is
used to indicate whether the chassis is operating
in standalone mode or as part of a multichassis
system.
M/S CHASSIS NUM
7
Two sets of alarm terminal contacts. Each
consisting of normal open and normal closed
relays that signal a minor or major alarm when
broken.
MINOR ALARM–[NC C NO]
MAJOR ALARM–[NC C NO]
8
Online and Offline buttons located next to each
Control Board and Routing Engine (CB-RE)
enable you to take individual CB-REs offline or
online.
Status LEDs for the two CB-REs cards.
CB-RE 0 and CB-RE 1
9
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Summary of Contents for MX2010
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Page 30: ...MX2010 Power System Description 95 MX2010 Cooling System Description 45 4...
Page 144: ...MX2010 DC Power 48 V System Electrical Specifications 201 122...
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Page 294: ...Figure 113 Reinstalling an AC Power Distribution Module g007440 D 277...
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