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Appendix C - Light Patterns and Test Switch Settings
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Appendix C - Light Patterns and
Test Switch Settings
Test Switch Settings
MicroRouter 900i Light Patterns
The MicroRouter 900i uses a number of light patterns on its front LED
bar to indicate operating conditions.
bar to indicate operating conditions.
2 & 9 on steady: Router is powered on.
v Note: Lights 1 and 10 are directly connected to the router’s 10BaseT
interface and indicate 10BaseT link (1) and 10BaseT polarity (10).
interface and indicate 10BaseT link (1) and 10BaseT polarity (10).
Traffic Indicators
Scan from 2 to 5: Ethernet receive packet
Scan from 5 to 2: Ethernet transmit packet
Scan from 6 to 9: WAN receive packet
Scan from 9 to 6: WAN transmit packet
Other Indicators
5 & 6 on steady: Flash ROM checksum in progress
5 & 6 flashing: Router stacks starting up
2,3,4 & 7,8,9 flashing: Running from ROM
2,3,4 & 7,8,9 on solid: Erasing Flash ROM
2,3 & 8,9 on solid: Writing Flash ROM
4 & 7 on solid: Compressing Flash ROM image
Level 1 Panic Indicators
Any continuous flashing pattern not noted above may be caused by a
software “panic.” This is a sign that a condition has been detected that
the software does not know how to deal with: either an unusual
network condition, or a hardware failure.
software “panic.” This is a sign that a condition has been detected that
the software does not know how to deal with: either an unusual
network condition, or a hardware failure.
v Note: Level 1 panics are very unusual. These are not the same as
Level 2 panics, which cause the router to save the reason for the panic
and restart. The existence of a Level 2 panic signature will be reported
by CompatiView or the command line.
Level 2 panics, which cause the router to save the reason for the panic
and restart. The existence of a Level 2 panic signature will be reported
by CompatiView or the command line.