Motorola OM 2000 Installation & Operation Manual page 24

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2 OVERVIEW
Table 2-3 summarizes the function of the RF monitor jack and each indicator:
Table 2-3 — OM 2000 front panel RF monitor jack and indicators
Key
Connector/Indicator
1
2
3
4
5
14
Description
Nine-pin RS-232 Test Port (behind front bezel) — an interface
RS-232 Test Port
used to access internal diagnostics from the operating system
5
4
3
2
1
command line shell. It also provides an alternate method to
9
8
7
6
configure the OM.
Status/Summary Alarm indicator illuminates during the power-on
Status
or reboot cycle for the following conditions:
After the OM has completed booting, the Status/Summary Alarm
indicator illuminates for the following conditions:
Indicates when data arrives from the cable network.
RF and IF Output indicators — each illuminates to indicate data
activity as follows:
10/100Base-T Ethernet indicators 1 and 2 — each illuminates to
Enet
1
2
indicate Ethernet link, data, and collision status as follows:
Top row connector pins are: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Bottom row connector pins are: 9, 8, 7, 6
Blinking Red — powered on and performing initial boot
code memory tests.
Blinking Yellow — boot code memory tests have
passed. Performing low level initialization. This includes
initialization of processor, requesting BOOTP or DHCP,
and downloading of OM application files.
Blinking Green — OM has loaded application code and is
performing final hardware initialization. This also includes
start up of all software tasks.
Solid Green — power on and no faults.
Solid Yellow — indicates a minor or warning alarm has
occurred.
Solid Red — indicates a critical or major alarm has
occurred.
Off — no link or link down (the auto-negotiation failed,
no communication to partner, or no link pulse observed).
Solid Green — link up (auto-negotiation link pulse
activity, partners agree on capabilities, but no data
traffic).
Solid Yellow — Mute.
Solid Red — faulty or failed.
Off — no link or link down (the auto-negotiation failed,
no communication to partner, or no link pulse observed).
Solid Green — link up (auto-negotiation link pulse
activity, partners agree on capabilities, but no data
traffic).
Alternating Green-Yellow — collision detected (if in
half-duplex mode, 10/100Base-T only). Light LED for
100 msec after detection of collision. During high
collisions appears as alternating green-yellow.

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