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3 LEDs· 3-1

Routing and switching unit LEDs· 3-1

RSU-300· 3-1

RSU-400· 3-2

RSU-400S· 3-3

Interface module LEDs· 3-5

Fan tray LEDs· 3-5

FAN-60-6-A· 3-5

Power supply LEDs· 3-6

3 LEDs

Routing and switching unit LEDs

RSU-300

Figure3-1 RSU-300 routing and switching unit LEDs

(1) System status LED (SYS)	(2) Running status LED (RUN)		(3) Active/standby status LED (ACT)
(4) Management Ethernet port LED (MANAGEMENT)		(5) Clock synchronization LED (SYNC)
(6) High severity alarm LED (ALARM H)		(7) Low severity alarm LED (ALARM L)

Table3-1 RSU-300 routing and switching unit LED descriptions

LED	Status	Descriptions
SYS	Flashing green (eight times per second)	· BIOS stage—BIOS is starting up. · BootWare stage—The system software image is being decompressed.
	Flashing yellow (once per second)	· BIOS stage—The memory does not exist or system initialization has failed. · BootWare stage—The SDRAM has failed the POST.
	Flashing yellow (eight times per second)	The extended segment does not exist (BIOS stage).
	Steady green	· BootWare stage—The SDRAM is being tested. · Comware stage—The kernel is starting up.
	Flashing green (once per second)	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly (Comware stage).
	Steady yellow	The boot.bin file does not exist (BootWare stage).
	Off	A system hardware failure has occurred.
RUN	Flashing green (once per second)	BIOS has started up and BootWare is starting up.
	Flashing red (once per second)	BIOS is starting up.
	Steady green	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly.
	Off	No power is present.
ACT	Steady green	The routing and switching unit is in active mode.
	Flashing green (eight times per second)	The routing and switching units are establishing active and standby roles.
	Off	The routing and switching unit is in standby mode.
MANAGEMENT	Steady green	A 100 Mbps link is present on the port.
	Flashing green	The port is sending or receiving data at 100 Mbps.
	Off	No link is present on the port.
SYNC	Steady green	The system clock is in free-run mode and no clock source is specified for the system clock.
	Steady yellow	The system clock is in traced mode and is tracing a clock source in the clock source priority list.
	Off	The system clock is in locked mode, and the PTP clock is tracing a clock source.
ALARM H	Steady red	A high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM H	Off	No high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Steady yellow	A low severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Off	No low severity alarm has occurred on the device.

RSU-400

Figure3-2 RSU-400 routing and switching unit LEDs

(1) System status LED (SYS)	(2) Running status LED (RUN)		(3) Active/standby status LED (ACT)
(4) Management Ethernet port LED (MANAGEMENT)		(5) Clock synchronization LED (SYNC)
(6) High severity alarm LED (ALARM H)		(7) Low severity alarm LED (ALARM L)

Table3-2 RSU-400 routing and switching unit LED descriptions

LED	Status	Descriptions
SYS	Flashing green (eight times per second)	· BIOS stage—BIOS is starting up. · BootWare stage—The system software image is being decompressed.
	Flashing yellow (once per second)	· BIOS stage—The memory does not exist or system initialization has failed. · BootWare stage—The SDRAM has failed the POST.
	Flashing yellow (eight times per second)	The extended segment does not exist (BIOS stage).
	Steady green	· BootWare stage—The SDRAM is being tested. · Comware stage—The kernel is starting up.
	Flashing green (once per second)	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly (Comware stage).
	Steady yellow	The boot.bin file does not exist (BootWare stage).
	Off	A system hardware failure has occurred.
RUN	Flashing green (eight times per second)	The routing and switching unit is collecting diagnostic information.
	Flashing green (once per second)	BIOS has started up and BootWare is starting up.
	Flashing red (once per second)	BIOS is starting up.
	Steady green	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly.
	Off	No power is present.
ACT	Steady green	The routing and switching unit is in active mode.
	Flashing green (eight times per second)	The routing and switching units are establishing active and standby roles.
	Off	The routing and switching unit is in standby mode.
MANAGEMENT	Steady green	A 100 Mbps link is present on the port.
	Flashing green	The port is sending or receiving data at 100 Mbps.
	Off	No link is present on the port.
SYNC	Steady green	· The system clock is in free running mode and no clock source priority list is configured for the system clock. · The system clock is tracing a clock source in the clock source priority list. · The system clock is in time synchronization mode, and the PTP clock and system clock are tracing clock sources.
	Steady yellow	All the clock sources except for the internal source have been lost, and system clock works in holdover or free running mode.
	Off	The system is not powered on, or synchronization is not performed during the startup process of the module.
ALARM H	Steady red	A high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM H	Off	No high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Steady yellow	A low severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Off	No low severity alarm has occurred on the device.

RSU-400S

Figure3-3 RSU-400S routing and switching unit LEDs

(1) System status LED (SYS)	(2) Running status LED (RUN)		(3) Active/standby status LED (ACT)
(4) Management Ethernet port LED (MANAGEMENT)		(5) Clock synchronization LED (SYNC)
(6) High severity alarm LED (ALARM H)		(7) Low severity alarm LED (ALARM L)

Table3-3 RSU-400S routing and switching unit LED descriptions

LED	Status	Descriptions
SYS	Flashing green (eight times per second)	· BIOS stage—BIOS is starting up. · BootWare stage—The system software image is being decompressed.
	Flashing yellow (once per second)	· BIOS stage—The memory does not exist or system initialization has failed. · BootWare stage—The SDRAM has failed the POST.
	Flashing yellow (eight times per second)	The extended segment does not exist (BIOS stage).
	Steady green	· BootWare stage—The SDRAM is being tested. · Comware stage—The kernel is starting up.
	Flashing green (once per second)	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly (Comware stage).
	Steady yellow	The boot.bin file does not exist (BootWare stage).
	Off	A system hardware failure has occurred.
RUN	Flashing green (eight times per second)	The routing and switching unit is collecting diagnostic information.
	Flashing green (once per second)	BIOS has started up and BootWare is starting up.
	Flashing red (once per second)	BIOS is starting up.
	Steady green	The Comware system is starting up or is operating correctly.
	Off	No power is present.
ACT	Steady green	The routing and switching unit is in active mode.
	Flashing green (eight times per second)	The routing and switching units are establishing active and standby roles.
	Off	The routing and switching unit is in standby mode.
MANAGEMENT	Steady green	A 100 Mbps link is present on the port.
	Flashing green	The port is sending or receiving data at 100 Mbps.
	Off	No link is present on the port.
SYNC	Steady green	· The system clock is in free running mode and no clock source priority list is configured for the system clock. · The system clock is tracing a clock source in the clock source priority list. · The system clock is in time synchronization mode, and the PTP clock and system clock are tracing clock sources.
	Steady yellow	All the clock sources except for the internal source have been lost, and system clock works in holdover or free running mode.
	Off	The system is not powered on, or synchronization is not performed during the startup process of the module.
ALARM H	Steady red	A high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM H	Off	No high severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Steady yellow	A low severity alarm has occurred on the device.
ALARM L	Off	No low severity alarm has occurred on the device.

Interface module LEDs

The router supports HRIC interface modules. For more information of the HRIC interface module LEDs, see H3C RA5300 Router Interface Module Manual.

Fan tray LEDs

FAN-60-6-A

Figure3-4 FAN-60-6-A fan tray LEDs

(1) Fan tray status LED (FAN)

Table3-4 Fan tray LED descriptions

LED	Status	Descriptions
FAN	Steady green	The fan tray is operating correctly.
	Steady red	The fan tray is faulty.
	Off	No power is present on the fan tray, or the fan tray is not in place.

Power supply LEDs

Figure3-5 Power supply LEDs

(1) Power supply status LED (PWR)

Table3-5 Power supply LED descriptions

LED	Status	Descriptions
PWR	Steady green	The power supply is operating correctly.
PWR	Off	No power is present.

H3C RA5300 Router Hardware Information and Specifications-6W100

3 LEDs

Routing and switching unit LEDs

RSU-300

RSU-400

RSU-400S

Interface module LEDs

Fan tray LEDs

FAN-60-6-A

Power supply LEDs

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