NEC Express5800 320La User Manual page 175

Status Lamp
Error Message
Color State
PCI1 +3.3vAlm 00 Amber Blink
PCI1 +3.3vAlm 02 Amber Lit
PCI1 +3.3vAlm 07 Amber Blink
PCI1 +3.3vAlm 09 Amber Lit
PCI1 +3.3vsAlm00 Amber Blink
PCI1 +3.3vsAlm02 Amber Lit
PCI1 +3.3vsAlm07 Amber Blink
PCI1 +3.3vsAlm09 Amber Lit
PCI1 +5vAlm 00 Amber Blink
PCI1 +5vAlm 02 Amber Lit
PCI1 +5vAlm 07 Amber Blink
PCI1 +5vAlm 09 Amber Lit
PCI1 Bus PERR 01 Green
PCI1 Bus SERR 01 Green
PCI1 FAN Alm 01 Amber Blink
PCI1 offline Green
PCI1 removed Green
Table 5-1. LCD Error Messages (continued)
Suspected
Module
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
PCI module #1
Blink PCI module #1
Blink PCI module #1
PCI module #1
Blink PCI module #1
Blink PCI module #1
Description
3.3-V power voltage alarm (lower
limit)
Fatal 3.3-V power voltage alarm
(lower limit)
3.3-V power voltage alarm (upper
limit)
Fatal 3.3-V power voltage alarm
(upper limit)
3.3-V power voltage alarm (lower
limit)
Fatal 3.3-V power voltage alarm
(lower limit)
3.3-V power voltage alarm (upper
limit)
Fatal 3.3-V power voltage alarm
(upper limit)
5-V power voltage alarm (lower limit)
Fatal 5-V power voltage alarm (lower
limit)
5-V power voltage alarm (upper limit)
Fatal 5-V power voltage alarm (upper
limit)
PCI bus parity error
PCI but 1-bit error
Cooling fan alarm
The PCI module has been logically
disconnected.
The PCI module has come off.
Action
Contact your service
representative.
Contact your service
representative.
Check if the internal fan is
clean and if the internal fan
cable is connected firmly. If
the same error message is
still displayed, contact your
service representative.
Activate the ft server utility,
or remove the module and
then mount it again. If the
same error message is still
displayed, contact your
service representative.
Check the module for a
removed screw, or remove
the module and then mount it
again. If the same error
message is still displayed,
contact your service
representative.
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