Sun StorageTek[tm] 6140 / Sun[tm] Storage
6180 LEDs
6140 / 6180 Controller Tray LEDs and Indicators
(Front View)
Note - A
tray LED icon may not be visible
unless the LED is illuminated.
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6140 / 6180 Controller Tray LEDs and Components
(Front)
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6140 Controller Tray
LEDs and Indicators (Back View)
6180 Controller Tray LEDs and Indicators
(Back View)
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6140 / 6180 Controller Tray LEDs and Indicators (Back)
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LED/Indicator
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Icon
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Color
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State
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Description
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| Power Supply LED
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DC
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On
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Correct DC power output
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Service Action Required
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Amber
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On
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Power supply requires service. |
Off
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Power supply does not require service. |
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Service Action Allowed
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Blue
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On
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Service action OK
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Off
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Service action NOT OK |
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AC
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On
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AC power being supplied to controller
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Controller LEDs
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ID/Diag display
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Seven-segment readouts indicate the ID of the tray and fault diagnostic
status codes. See LED Status Codes for
definitions of the codes.
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Cache Active
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Green
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On
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Data is in the cache.
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Off
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All data written to disk. Cache is empty. |
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Service Action Required
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Amber
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On
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Controller requires service.
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Off
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Controller does not require service. |
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Service Action Allowed
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Blue
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On
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Service action OK
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Off
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Controller engaged. Service action
NOT OK
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Controller Indicator
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6140 Host Port Rate
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The combined display indicates the host port link rate for the tray:
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LED 1 On, LED 2 On - 4 Gbits/second
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LED 1 Off, LED 2 On - 2 Gbits/second
-
LED 1 On, LED 2 Off - 1 Gbits/second
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| 6180 Host Port Rate |
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The combined display indicates the host port link rate for the tray:
- LED 2 On = 2 Gbits/second
- LED 4 On = 4 Gbits/second
- LED 2 and LED 4 On = 8Gbits/second
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6140 Expansion Port Rate
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The combined display indicates the expansion port link rate for the tray:
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LED 4 On, LED 2 Off - 4 Gbits/second
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LED 4 Off, LED 2 On - 2 Gbits/second
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| 6180 Expansion Port Rate |
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The combined display indicates the host port link rate for the tray:
- LED 4 On, LED 2 On = 4Gbits/second
- LED 4 Off, LED 2 On = 2 Gbits/second
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Expansion Port Bypass
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Amber
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On
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No valid device is detected and that the drive port is bypassed.
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Off
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No plug-in (SFP) transceiver installed
or port enabled. |
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Ethernet Link Activity
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On upper left-side of Ethernet connector |
Green
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On
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Active connection.
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Off
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No active connection. |
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Ethernet Link Speed
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On upper right-side of Ethernet connector |
Green
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On |
100BaseTX connected
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Off
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(when Ethernet Status LED is on) 10BaseT
connected |
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Battery Backup Compartment
Shows the location of the battery compartments on the controller and identifies
the LEDs on the compartment.
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6140 Battery Compartment
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6180 battery Compartment
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LEDs on the back of each battery backup compartment.
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LED/Indicator
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Icon
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Color
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State
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Description
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Service Action Allowed
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Blue
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On
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Service action OK (it can be removed or disconnected)
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Off
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Battery is engaged. Service
action not OK.
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Service Action Required
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Amber
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On
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Battery requires replacement.
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Off
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Battery does not require
replacement |
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Battery Status
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Green
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On
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Battery is fully charged.
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Slow Blink
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Battery is charging |
Off
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Battery is discharged or off |
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LEDs at the
back of the expansion tray.
LEDs and indicators at the back of the expansion tray.
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LED/Indicator
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Icon
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Color
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State
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Description
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Power Supply LED
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DC
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On
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The correct DC power output.
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Service Action Required
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Amber
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On
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power supply requires service.
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Off
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Power Supply does not require
service
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Service Action Allowed
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Steady
Blue
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On
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Service action OK
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Off
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power
supply engaged. Service action not OK.
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AC
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On
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AC power is being supplied to the controller
power supply.
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Expansion Tray LEDs
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ID/Diag display
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Seven-segment readouts indicate the ID of the tray and fault
diagnostic status codes. See LED
Status Codes for definitions of the codes
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Locate
|
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White
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On
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Identifies the controller after initiation from
the management station.
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Service Action
Required
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Amber
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On
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Controller requires service.
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Off
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controller does not require
service. |
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Service Action Allowed
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Blue
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On
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Service action OK
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Off
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controller engaged. Service
action not OK.
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Expansion Tray Indicator
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Expansion Port Rate
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The combined display indicates the expansion port link rate
for the tray:
-
LED 4 On, LED 2 Off - 4
Gbits/second
-
LED 4 Off, LED 2 On - 2 Gbits/second
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Expansion Port Bypass
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Amber
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On
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No valid device detected. Drive port is bypassed.
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Off
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There is no SFP
installed or port is enabled. |
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Meaning of ethernet LED ports:
LED/Indicator
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Color
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State
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Description
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Link Speed
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Green
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On
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100 base T
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Off
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10 base T
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Link Activity
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Green
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Off
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No Link
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On
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Link Established
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Blinking
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Activity
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LED Status Codes
The following is a list of the
meanings of the status codes that may display on the numerical LEDs
on the controller or expansion trays.
FF - ESM Boot Diagnostic executing
88 - This ESM is being held in Reset
by the other ESM
AA - ESM-A application is booting up
bb - ESM-B application is booting up
L0 - Mismatched ESM types
L2 - Persistent memory errors
L3 - Persistent hardware errors
L9 - Over Temperature
H1 - SFP Speed Mismatch (2 Gb/s SFP
installed when operating at 4 Gb/s)
H2 - Invalid/Incomplete Configuration
H3 - Maximum Reboot Attempts Exceeded
H4 - Cannot Communicate with Other ESM
H5 - Midplane Harness Failure
H6 - Firmware Failure
H7 - Current Enclosure Fibre Channel
Rate Different than Rate Switch
H8 - SFP(s) Present in Currently
Unsupported Slot (2A or 2B)
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