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| The Device Status and Control Page displays status and a menu of actions for
| the selected device. The status fields that are displayed are dependent on the
| characteristics of the device.
| The menu items that are active on the Device Status and Control panel are
| dynamically determined depending on the state of the device (that is, whether it
| is enabled, disabled, or testing).
| In this example, the device is enabled. The Disable Device choice and all of the
| choices to start a test are active and can be selected. If the device were
| enabled, it would need to be disabled before testing.
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When the Device Status and Control panel is displayed (and the status for
| the device is ENABLED), you can disable the device by selecting the
| Disable option.
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When testing is complete, the device can be enabled using the diagnostic
| menus or using the router’s talk 5 commands.
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After the message: Diagnostic Test for adapter_x has status available
| appears, select Refresh to show the status information for a device.
| The status fields which are displayed for most devices have the following
| meanings:
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| Operational Status
| ENABLED
| The device will be enabled for normal operation. For multi-port
| devices this means that at least one port is enabled.
| ENABLED PENDING
| Waiting for completion of Enable request.
| See Note
| The device is in a special state that is explained on the Page.
| DISABLED
| The device is Disabled. Diagnostic testing can now be performed.
| For multi-port Devices this means that all ports are disabled.
| DISABLE PENDING
| Waiting for completion of Disable request.
| DIAGNOSTICS
| A configured device is being used by the diagnostics.
| NOT CONFIGURED
| The device is not configured for normal operation.
| MIS CONFIGURED
| The configuration does not match the physical device.
| HARDWARE ERROR
| A hardware error has been detected that prevents further use of
| the device.
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| Diagnostic Status
Chapter 6. Using Diagnostics
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