Temperature alarms
The system monitors the temperature on the modules. If a module exceeds the alarm threshold
temperature by one degree, the system initiates an SNMP trap and the module online LED displays
as blinking red.
After the temperature of the module exceeds the alarm threshold temperature, the system logs the
temperatures of all sensors each time the temperature increases by one degree or decreases by
two degrees within a 30-second polling period. The module online LED returns to green when all
module temperatures are below the threshold.
The system shuts down the module when the module exceeds the shutdown threshold temperature
by one degree.
Virtual Services Platform 9012 temperature threshold quick reference
Use the information in the following table as a quick reference for temperature thresholds on the
Virtual Services Platform 9012.
Note:
The I/O module alarm threshold and shutdown threshold temperatures differ for the Virtual
Services Platform 9010 and the Virtual Services Platform 9012.
Table 14: Alarm threshold and shutdown threshold temperatures for VSP 9012 modules
Modules on the VSP
9012
Module LED color
Alarm threshold
Shutdown threshold
CP and SF modules
Blinking red
54 °C
At 55 °C, the system
triggers the alarm when
the module exceeds the
alarm threshold by one
degree.
59 °C
At 60 °C, the system
shuts down the module
when the module
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
Green
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 53 °C.
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First generation I/O module sensors in first generation mode
Inlet and outlet sensors
Blinking red
59 °C
At 60 °C, the system
triggers the alarm when
the module exceeds the
alarm threshold by one
degree.
64 °C
At 65 °C, the system
shuts down the module
when the module
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
Green
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 58 °C.
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Table continues…
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Installing Cooling Modules in Avaya VSP 9000
March 2015