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Power Class Settings
A power class setting is a definable value ranging from 1 through 10 (10 is the highest possible power
class setting). You can define the power class setting for any installed media module to make one module
more important or less important than another.
The controller module uses default and user-defined power class settings to make power management
decisions. For example, power class settings are used to determine the order in which media modules
power up and power down under certain power deficit and overheat conditions.
This section describes:
Ÿ Displaying the Current Slot Status
Ÿ Using the Default Power Class Setting
Ÿ
Setting Power Class Manually
Ÿ Power Class 10 Warnings.
Displaying the Current Slot Status
To display the slot number, power class setting, administrative status (slot power enabled or disabled),
and module operating status of a module installed in a specified slot, use the following command syntax:
SHOW POWER SLOT {slot}
The following examples show the typical display when you enter the SHOW POWER SLOT command for
a module installed in slot 1:
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8265ATM
>
show power slot 1
Power Management Information
----------------------------
Slot Power Information:
Slot Class Admin Status Operating Status
---- ----- ------------ ----------------
1 9 ENABLE ENABLED
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Using the Default Power Class Setting
Each media module is shipped with a default power class setting of 3.
Assign a higher power class setting to any media module connected to critical network resources.
Chapter 9. Managing the Power Subsystem
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