AMCC 9500S User Manual

Chapter 2. CLI Syntax Reference

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/c

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/bbu show batinst

This command 

 the date when the current battery was installed. 

/c

x

/bbu show lasttest

This command 

 the date the battery capacity was last measured. If the 

battery capacity test has never been run, then 'xx-xxx-xxxx' will be displayed.

                                      

/c

x

/bbu show volt

This command shows the voltage status of the battery. The status can be OK, 
HIGH, LOW, TOO-HIGH, and TOO-LOW. The HIGH and LOW are in 
warning range. TOO-HIGH and TOO-LOW are out of the operating range 
and indicate that it is time to replace the battery. (Contact AMCC to obtain a 
replacement battery.) 

/c

x

/bbu show temp

This command 

 the temperature status of the battery. The status can be 

OK, HIGH, LOW, TOO-HIGH, and TOO-LOW. The HIGH and LOW are in 
warning range. TOO-HIGH and TOO-LOW are out of the operating range 
and indicate that it may be time to replace the battery. (Contact AMCC to 
obtain a replacement battery.)

/c

x

/bbu show cap

This command 

 the battery capacity in hours.

A value of '0 hours' will be displayed if the battery capacity test has never 
been run.

                                      

The estimated BBU capacity hours displayed is based on the measurement 

taken during the last test. If you have not run the BBU test command for some time, 
this number can be misleading. For information about running a test, see “/cx/bbu 
test [quiet]” on page 86.

 The estimated BBU capacity hours displayed is based on the measurement 

taken during the last test. If you have not run the BBU test command for some time, 
this number can be misleading. You can use the command /cx/bbu show lasttest 
to check the date of the last test. For information about running a test, see “/cx/bbu 
test [quiet]” on page 86.