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Stratum 100 Installation and Maintenance Guide Maintaining and Monitoring the Stratum 100
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Maintaining and Monitoring the
Stratum 100
Understanding the LEDs on the Front Panel
On the front panel of the Stratum 100 are LEDs that provide a quick verification that the unit
is operating correctly. The LEDs are also discussed in more detail in the Troubleshooting
section, beginning on page xx.
LED Name Normal Display: … which Indicates:
Status off No alarms or events.
Test off No testing currently in progress.
RF Link on (solid green) RF link to companion Stratum 100 is active and available.
LAN Link on (solid green) LAN is available. This applies only if the RJ45 link is being used.
If using MII, check the MII adapter for status LEDs.
LAN Tx blinking green Each blink indicates a packet received from the RF link and sent to
the Ethernet.
LAN Rx blinking green Each blink indicates a packet received from the Ethernet.
Dx on (solid green) Full duplex. Applies to RJ45 link only; if using MII, check the MII
adapter for status LEDs.
on (solid amber) Half duplex. Applies to RJ45 link only; if using MII, check the MII
adapter for status LEDs.
10/100 on (solid green) 100 Mbps operation
on (solid amber) 10 Mbps operation
If no data is being received, then this LED will be solid amber.
T1 CH1 green Channel receiving ok; if the T1 channel is disabled, this LED will
be off.
T1 CH2 green Channel receiving ok; if the T1 channel is disabled, this LED will
be off.
Connecting to the Stratum 100
Using the Console Port
The RJ45 connector on the back of the Stratum 100 labeled CONSOLE allows you to
connect any standard RS232C terminal emulator that supports VT100. Of course this method