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TN8400AP Media Server LEDs
Installing and Configuring the Avaya S8400 Media Server February 2006
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● Application Up/Test LED - This yellow LED indicates that the S8400 has an active
communication path interactively communicating with its SIPI (TN8412).
LED descriptions
Table 6: Avaya S8400 Media Server LED descriptions on page 67 lists the description of each
LED on the faceplate of the S8400 Media Server and its function.
Table 6: Avaya S8400 Media Server LED descriptions
LED Name Color Power
on
Reset
BIOS
Boot
OS and
SW Boot
OS Up
*
App
Active
Shutdown
in
Progress
Shutdown
Complete
TN8400
Circuit Pack
Failure
†
Red On On On Off - SW
‡
Maintains
current
status
Maintains
current
status
Maintains
current
status
OK to Remove Green Off Off Off Off Off Flash On
Major Alarm
Status
Red On On Off - SW Off - SW Maintains
current
status
Maintains
current
status
Maintains
current
status
Services
Ethernet Link
Status
Green Off N/A N/A Link Status Link Status Unknown Off
CompactFlash
in Use
Yellow On On Off Off
§
- SW Off* Off* Maintains
current
status
Application is
Up/Test
Green On
¶
Off Off Off When CM
is up, LED
is on
Off - SW Off
Server Active
**
Yellow Off Off Off On when
communication is
established with
the SIPI
Maintains
current
status
Off Off
*. The Communication Manager Processor complex is running with its operating system.
†. LED lights when on-board hardware or software detects an S8400 failure or during a Communication Manager
Processor reboot.
‡. The Maintenance Processor turns on the S8400 Circuit Pack Failure LED when it detects that the Communication
Manager Processor is booting. When the Communication Manager Processor completes the boot activities, the
processor sends the Maintenance Processor a message requesting that the S8400 Circuit Pack Failure LED be
turned off. This LED is turned off unless the hardware or software detects a failure on the circuit pack.
§. LED is turned on by the software when the Compact Flash is accessed.
¶. The LED is on during its power-up self tests.
**. The Server LED is on when the S8400 has an active communication path interactively communicating with its SIPI
(TN8412AP).