Nokia A032 사용자 설명서
© NOKIA INC | File: a032trbsv2.doc | Date: 15.08.01
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1.1.1 info LED error codes explained
100001: Bad code image
This error message indicates that the flash memory firmware is invalid or corrupted. Correct
firmware is loaded at the factory prior to shipment. Therefore this problem may be the result of a
problem during an upgrade procedure. Appendix D of the printed Nokia A032 Wireless LAN
Access Point User Guide or the A032_User_Guide.pdf file describes methods for reloading the
firmware. If these procedures fail to solve the problem there may be a failure in the unit and it
may need to be repaired by dealer.
firmware is loaded at the factory prior to shipment. Therefore this problem may be the result of a
problem during an upgrade procedure. Appendix D of the printed Nokia A032 Wireless LAN
Access Point User Guide or the A032_User_Guide.pdf file describes methods for reloading the
firmware. If these procedures fail to solve the problem there may be a failure in the unit and it
may need to be repaired by dealer.
110000: Bad PCMCIA hardware
Indicates that there is a failure of the PCMCIA slot. Unit must be repaired by dealer.
110001: No PCMCIA
Indicates that no PCMCIA card has been detected. This will occur if the PCMCIA slot is empty
or the radio card did not seat properly. Ensure that the radio card is aligned correctly and
pressed firmly all the way into the slot. You may intentionally power up the access point without
the radio for certain diagnostic tasks or to configure only using the LAN connection. This error
message will appear briefly and then the initialization will complete without the radio card.
or the radio card did not seat properly. Ensure that the radio card is aligned correctly and
pressed firmly all the way into the slot. You may intentionally power up the access point without
the radio for certain diagnostic tasks or to configure only using the LAN connection. This error
message will appear briefly and then the initialization will complete without the radio card.
110010: Bad PCMCIA card
Indicates that the PCMCIA card is not compatible with the Nokia A032. This may be because it
is not a radio card or because it is an incompatible radio card. Ensure that the Nokia C110 or
C111 radio card has been inserted into the PCMCIA slot.
is not a radio card or because it is an incompatible radio card. Ensure that the Nokia C110 or
C111 radio card has been inserted into the PCMCIA slot.
110011: Bad radio (does not initialize)
Indicates that the PCMCIA radio card does not respond to initialization requests. This may
indicate that the card is faulty. Try using an alternative radio card, ensuring that the radio card
used is a Nokia C110 or C111.
indicate that the card is faulty. Try using an alternative radio card, ensuring that the radio card
used is a Nokia C110 or C111.
001000: Bad DRAM (stuck address) and
001001: Bad Ethernet RAM (stuck address)
Indicates a hardware memory problem in the unit. Unit must be repaired by dealer.
001010: Bad CMOS memory
Indicates that the configuration memory had a checksum error. This memory is used to store
the optional settings for the unit. If a checksum error is encountered the Nokia A032 will
automatically re-load the default configuration parameters.
the optional settings for the unit. If a checksum error is encountered the Nokia A032 will
automatically re-load the default configuration parameters.
101000: LAN controller error
Indicates failure of the Ethernet interface. Unit must be repaired by dealer.
011000: Bad configuration