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Before the test can be considered complete, patterns must be run until each
pattern displays full green. Green indicates a pass status and red indicates a
fail status.
Figure 53
illustrates both passed and failed modules.
Note:
The
Module pattern
test is only available with display firmware
versions of 1.8.56 and above.
Module test patterns are listed below:
• PL6 Port A Health
tests the ProLink 6 connections via fiber Port A
on the PLRs. If a fiber going into Port A on a PLR is disconnected,
the module(s) connected to that PLR will turn red. If the PLR
has connection and communication via Port A, the module(s)
connected to that PLR will turn green.
• PL6 Port B Health
tests the
ProLink 6 connections via fiber Port
B on the PLRs. If a fiber going into
Port B on a PLR is disconnected, the
module(s) connected to that PLR
will turn red, as shown in
Figure 54
.
If the PLR has connection and
communication via Port B, the
module(s) connected to that PLR
will turn green.
• PL6 EPLD
tests the EPLD firmware.
If all firmware is the same, all the
modules will turn green. If there are
modules with different firmware,
all the modules connected to those
PLRs will turn red.
• PL6 Micro
tests the Micro firmware.
If all firmware is the same, all the
modules will turn green. If there are
modules with different firmware, all
the modules connected to those
PLRs will turn red.
• PLR Port A Health
tests the
ProLink 5 SATA Port A on the PLR.
If there is connection where needed,
all the modules will turn green. If
there is no connection where
needed, all the modules will turn
red. Refer to
Figure 55
.
• PLR Port B Health
tests the
ProLink 5 SATA Port B on the PLR.
If there is connection where needed,
all the modules will turn green.
If there is no connection where
needed, all the modules will
turn red.
Pass
Fail
Figure 53:
Module Pass Status
Fiber Port A
Fiber Port B
From Control
or PLR
To PLR
or Control
PLR
Modules
Port A
Port B
Figure 54:
PL6 Fail from Fiber Ports
PLR
Modules
ProLink 5 Ports
Port A
Port B
Figure 55:
PLR Fail from SATA Ports
