OSN3500 Single Board Hardware Status Light (STAT) Description
| Status Description |
Indicator Light Description |
| Bright (green) |
The single board is working normally. |
| Bright (red) |
Single board hardware failure or single board hardware mismatch. |
| Out |
The single board is not powered up or the single board is not started. |

Description:
OSN3500 Service Activation Status/Veneer Board Master and Standby Status Indicator (ACT) Description
| Status Description |
Description of Service Activation Status Indicator |
Description of the Single Board Master Standby Status Indicator |
| Bright (green) |
The service is active and the single board is working. |
The single board is in the master state. |
| Out |
The service is in the inactive state. |
The veneer is in the standby state. |
OSN3500 Single Board Software Status Lamp (PROG) Description
| Status Description |
Indicator Light Description |
| Bright (green) |
The single-board software or FPGA memory in FLASH is loaded normally, or the single-board software is initialized normally. |
| 100 milliseconds on 100 milliseconds off (green) |
Loading single-board software into FLASH or loading FPGA software into FPGA. |
| 300 milliseconds on 300 milliseconds off (green) |
The single-board software is being initialized and is in the BIOS boot stage. Or 3 resets have occurred within 5 minutes and it has entered the BIOS state. |
| Bright (red) |
- Loss of single board software or FPGA in FLASH.
- Loading single board software was unsuccessful.
- Single-board software initialization was unsuccessful.
|
| Out |
No power input. Or high power consumption single board enters low power mode. |
OSN3500 Service Warning Indicator (SRV) Description
| Board Type |
Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Service Board |
Bright (green) |
The service is working normally and no service alarms are generated. |
| Bright (red) |
The operation has urgent or important alarms. |
| Bright (yellow) |
The operation has minor and remote alarms. |
| Out (yellow) |
No service is configured and there are no alarms, or there is no power input. |
| Cross Clock Board |
On (green) |
Services are working normally and no service alarms are generated. |
| Bright (red) |
There are serious alarms. |
| Bright (yellow) |
There is a secondary alarm. |
| Out |
No service is configured and there are no alarms, or there is no power input. |
| Main Control Board |
On (green) |
Services are working normally and no service alarms are generated. |
| Bright (red) |
The subrack has emergency or important alarms. |
| Bright (yellow) |
The sub-shelf has secondary and remote alarms. |
| Out |
No services are configured and there are no alarms, or there is no power input. |
OSN3500 Synchronized Clock Status Lamp (SYNC) Description
| Status Description |
Indicator Lamp Description |
| Bright (green) |
The clock is operating in free oscillation mode and the system clock priority table is not set (the system clock priority table defaults to internal sources only).
The clock is operating in tracking mode and is tracking a clock source other than the internal source in the priority table.
|
| Bright (red) |
The system clock priority table has been set, but all clock sources in the table except the internal source have been lost and the clock is working in hold mode or by oscillation mode. |
Alarm Cutout Indicator (ALMC)
| Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Bright (yellow) |
Currently in alarm long-term cut status |
| Out |
Alarms are immediately indicated by sound |
Power monitoring indicator description
| Indicator name |
Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| A - 48V Power Supply Indicator (PWRA) |
Bright (green) |
A-way-48V power supply normal |
| Bright (red) |
Circuit A-48V power supply fault (lost or failed) |
| Circuit B - 48V Power Indicator (PWRB) |
Bright (Green) |
Circuit B-48V power supply normal |
| Bright (Red) |
Circuit B-48V power supply fault (lost or failed) |
| System +3.3V Backup Power Indicator (PWRC) |
On (green) |
System +3.3V backup power normal |
| Bright (Red) |
System +3.3V backup power supply lost |
Description of Ethernet Indicators for Non-RPR Single Boards
| Indicator Name |
Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Connection Status Indicator-LINK (green) |
Lights up |
Fiber cable is successfully connected to the device |
| Out |
The fiber cable is not connected to the device |
| Data transceiver indicator-ACT (orange) |
Blinking |
Data is being sent and received |
| Out |
No data is being sent or received |
Ethernet Indicator Description for RPR Single Boards
| Indicator Name |
Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Connection status indicator-LINK (green) |
Lights up |
Fiber cable is successfully connected to the device |
| Out |
The fiber cable is not connected to the device |
| Data transceiver indicator-ACT (orange) |
Long Bright |
Data is being sent/received |
| Out |
No data sent or received |
Description of fan box operation status lamp (STATE)
| Status Description |
Indicator light description |
| Bright (green) |
Fan operation is normal |
| Bright (red) |
Fan, fan power board or fan control board abnormal |
| Bright (yellow) |
Low temperature shutdown fan |
COA Panel Indicator Description
| Indicator light |
Status Description |
Indicator Light Description |
| Green RUN light |
Blinks once every 2 seconds (green) |
Normal operation (start) |
| Blinks 1 time every 4 seconds (green) |
Database protection mode; communication between the single board and the SCC board is interrupted. |
| Blinks 5 times every 1 second (green) |
Program startup/loading |
| Alarm Indicator Light - ALM |
Lights up (red) |
Memory self-test error |
| Blinks 3 times every 1 second (red) |
Emergency alarm occurs |
| Blinks 2 times every 1 second (red) |
Critical alarm occurs |
| Blinking 1 time every 1 second (red) |
A secondary alarm occurs |
OSN3500 Power Indicator (POWER) Description
| Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Bright (green) |
Power input is normal. |
| Out |
No power input or power failure. |
UPM Power Box Indicator Description
This section describes the various single board alarm indicators and their meanings.
Alarms not related to business are indicated by the STAT lamps, such as power alarm, temperature alarm, communication abnormality alarm, and optical module not installed alarm.
| Module |
Indicator Lamp |
Status Description |
Indicator Description |
| Rectifier Module |
RUN (green light) |
RUN (green light) |
The module is operating normally. |
| Out |
Module is faulty or not enabled. |
| ALM (yellow light) |
Out |
Module is operating normally. |
| Lights up |
Module alarm and protection indication. Lights up when the module has an alarm and a recoverable protection is present. |
| Blinking |
Communication interrupted. |
| FAULT (red light) |
Lights |
Module fault indication. |
| Monitor Module |
RUN |
Flashing (green) |
Slow flashing (1 second on, 1 second off): Indicates that the entire power system is normal.
Fast blinking (125 ms on 125 ms off): Indicates no registration or communication interruption.
|
| ALM |
Lights up (red) |
Failure of the entire power system, normally the indicator is off. |
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