Module and I/O Interface
December 3, 2008
H A R R I S C O R P O R A TI O N
| I P A 68 0 0 + A S I O N I P V I D E O G A T EW A Y
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2.3.2 Front Module
Figure 2-2
is a generic top-front view of the module.
Figure 2-2 Front Module Card Edge Features
Table 2-2 Front Module Card Edge Features
Feature
Description
1
Module Status LED
Indicates the module’s state of operation.
Off
The module is powered OFF. The module is not operational.
Red
The module is either booting or experiencing an error.
Red (blinking)
The module has booted in ‘safe mode’. See ‘Toggle Switch’ description below.
Amber
The module is booting.
Green
The module is powered ON. The module is operating properly.
2
Toggle Switch
This three-position toggle switch controls the card’s IP address configuration.
Up (after boot)
Forces the IP address for Telnet configuration and control to 192.168.1.1
Up (at boot)
Forces the module into ‘safe mode’. See
Chapter 4: Firmware Upgrade on page 19
for details.
Center
The module operates using the configured IP address.
Down
Disables Telnet access.
3, 4
ASI LEDs
Each LED indicates the state of an ASI input interface.
Off
The module is powered Off, or the interface is not configured for use.
Red
Loss of Signal (LOS) is detected.
Amber
Errors are detected on the interface.
Green
The interface is operating normally.
5
—
Not Used
6
Error LED
Green
The module is operating normally.
Red
An encapsulator or decapsulator alarm condition has occurred within the last five seconds.
7
Ethernet Speed LED
Indicates the Ethernet interface’s state of operation.
Off
The Ethernet interface is either negotiating or experiencing an LOS. Use the LINK LED below to fully identify the actual state.
Green
The Ethernet interface is operating in 1000 BaseT mode.
Red
The Ethernet Interface is attempting to operate in half-duplex mode or is operating in full-duplex at 10 Mbps.
Amber
The Ethernet interface is operating in 100 BaseT mode.
8
Ethernet Link LED
Indicates the Ethernet interface’s state of operation.
Off
The module is powered Off. The module is not operational.
Red
Indicates the interface is experiencing an LOS.
Green
The Ethernet interface has established link-level connectivity.
Amber
The Ethernet interface is negotiating.
9
Ejector Handle
Used to eject the module from the 6800+.
