
Conventions Used in This DocumentFault Isolation
950-734-100-01, Revision 01
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December 18, 1998
PLL-734 List 1
PWR LED
Flashing •
HDSL line open
•
an overload exists
•
HDSL line Ground Fault Tip or Ring
1
Check line continuity and resistance.
2
COLU power supply or the RT may be faulty.
Fault
LED
On •
indicates an existing alarm condition on the COLU
1
At the Craft interface, go to the COLU Main Screen to view the Performance
report to determine the cause of the alarm. Correct the condition, if possible. If you
cannot view the COLU Main Screen, a communication error exists.
2
Remove and re-insert the COLU.
3
If the communication error still exists, replace the COLU.
M
argin
LED On
•
distance limitation exceeded
•
fault in HDSL line.
•
faulty COLU
1
At the Craft interface, go to the COLU Main Screen to view the Performance
report to verify that no alarms exist.
2
Initial installation, check engineering records for distance between COTS and RT.
3
If existing installation, measure loss of HDSL line to ensure that the maximum
attenuation value has not been exceeded.
4
Replace COLU and/or the RT.
MARGIN LED
Flashing •
distance limitation exceeded
•
fault in HDSL line
•
faulty RT
1
Initial installation, check engineering records for distance between COTS and RT.
2
If existing installation, measure loss of HDSL line to ensure that the maximum
attenuation value has not been exceeded.
3
Replace COLU and/or the RT.
SYNC LED Off
•
HDSL line has lost synchronization
•
distance limitation may have been exceeded
•
faulty COLU
1
Initial installation, check engineering records for distance between COTS and RT.
2
If existing installation, measure loss of HDSL line to ensure that the maximum
attenuation value has not been exceeded.
3
Replace COLU and/or the RT.