Redline Communications Inc. AN50S 用户手册
AN-50 System User Manual
Redline Communications
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The front panel of the AN-50 terminal includes a LAN interface and three main status
indicators; System, Wireless, and Ethernet. The rear of the terminal includes the power
cord connector and an F-Type female connector for the IF cable.
At power up, an LED power-up sequence occurs as follows:
All four Ethernet LEDs light for one second, then individual Ethernet LEDs blink twice in
the following order: 100, FD, Col, Link. The Fault LED lights for approximately four
seconds, then turns off. The two Wireless LEDs remain off for approximately five
seconds, then blink once and resume their normal state.
For a detailed description of the status indicators on the front panel, see the Diagnostics
section of this manual, Section 9.1 on page 46.
A) System Status Indicators
The System portion of the front panel features a recessed reset switch and two LEDs
(Pwr and Fault), as shown in the figure below.
Figure 2: Front Panel – System
Reset – The system can be manually hard reset by depressing the “Reset” button
recessed in the front panel. The reset button is used to reactivate the terminal in the
event that it is functioning improperly or is in a state of suspension.
Pwr – The “Pwr” LED lights solid green when the AC power is properly applied to the
terminal. In the event of internal power supply failure, if the cord is disconnected, or if
the fuse is blown, the “Pwr” light will not illuminate.
Fault – The “Fault” LED lights solid red when a serious fault is detected within the
system.
recessed in the front panel. The reset button is used to reactivate the terminal in the
event that it is functioning improperly or is in a state of suspension.
Pwr – The “Pwr” LED lights solid green when the AC power is properly applied to the
terminal. In the event of internal power supply failure, if the cord is disconnected, or if
the fuse is blown, the “Pwr” light will not illuminate.
Fault – The “Fault” LED lights solid red when a serious fault is detected within the
system.
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