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CommScope Era
™
High Power Carrier Access Point Installation Guide — Preliminary
© January 2019 CommScope, Inc.
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Using the Status LED to Determine State of the CAP H
U
SING
THE
S
TATUS
LED
TO
D
ETERMINE
S
TATE
OF
THE
CAP H
You use the Status LED, which is on the bottom of the CAP H on its Connector panel (see
) to determine the current operational state of the CAP H. The color of the Status
LED indicates the state of the CAP H, as described below.
•
Off
—The CAP H is not powered on, check for a MAINS power failure.
•
Steady
Green
—The CAP H is powered ON and operational:
–
The unit has been detected by the system.
–
RF configuration has been successfully applied.
–
The unit is performing to specification.
•
Slow-Flashing
Green
—A software update has been initiated via the Era software and is in process. The
slow-flash starts as soon as the software update file has been transferred and the software update
procedure has been triggered. This LED state cannot be interrupted by any alarms, except for a failure
that prevents the software update to be completed, such as a software package integrity check failure
(MD5 check). For information on software updates, refer to the Release Notes that are applicable to the
Software Version running on this system.
•
Fast-Flashing
Green
—the Era software has sent a
Flash LED
request so a technician can visually identify
and locate this CAP H unit. The fast-flash starts as soon as the
Flash LED
request is initiated in the GUI and
remains active until the duration set in the
Auto stop
parameter has expired. For further information,
refer to the Era configuration guide that corresponds to this installation; see
User Documentation" on page 55
•
Steady
Orange
—The CAP H is not operational for one of the following reasons:
–
The CAP H is booting.
–
The CAP H has not been connected to the Era system; check for
Missing fiber link
Link failure
if the link is good, the CAP H has not been detected the Era GUI
–
The CAP H has not yet applied a valid signal set.
–
A major or minor alarm condition has been detected. The alarm can be recovered without having to
replace a hardware component. The CAP H does not need to be replaced. For example, an ALC alarm
or too low storage memory available alarm may be active.
•
Slow-Flashing
Red
—The Era GUI is reporting a critical alarm for this unit; the CAP H can be recovered
without replacing hardware. For information on the active alarm, view the
Active Alarms
page in the Era
GUI (see the
Active Alarms
page description in the Era configuration guide that corresponds to this
installation; see
"Accessing Era/ION-E Series User Documentation" on page 55
).
•
Steady
Red
—The Era GUI is reporting a critical alarm for this unit that cannot be recovered. The CAP H
or a CAP H component (such as an SFP+ Module) must be replaced. For information on the active alarm,
view the
Active Alarms
page in the Era GUI (see the
Active Alarms
page description in the Era configuration
guide that corresponds to this installation; see
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