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4-8 Operation
GX2-LM1000E* Installation and Operation Manual
Network Management
The GX2-LM1000E* monitors selected parameters during operation and compares the
measurements to a table stored in NVM. This table defines high and low limits, as well as the
STATUS LED indication if a fault occurs. When a measurement exceeds the alarm limit, the
STATUS LED displays the appropriate color and the fault is reported to the GX2-CM100B. You
can use the network management system to further isolate fault conditions.
Table 4-1 identifies the default alarm limits and describes the STATUS LED indication for given
parameters:
Table 4-1
Status LED indications for given parameters
Parameter Status LED
All
Green
Laser RF input level-major high alarm
Red
Laser RF input level-minor low alarm
Yellow
Laser RF Input overload-major high alarm
Red
Laser RF drive level change from factory/user
setpoint-major low alarm
Red
Laser RF drive level change from factory/user
setpoint-minor low alarm
Yellow
Laser RF drive level change from factory/user
setpoint-minor high alarm
Yellow
Laser RF drive level change from factory/user
setpoint-major high alarm
Red
Optical power-major high alarm
Red
Optical power-major low alarm
Red
Laser bias current-major high alarm
Red
Laser bias current-major low alarm
Red
Laser temperature-major high alarm
Red
Laser temperature-major low alarm
Red
Cooler current (TEC or +3.7V current)-major high
alarm
Red
Cooler current (TEC or +3.7V current)-major low
alarm
Red
+5 V fan current-major low alarm
Red
+5 V fan current-minor low alarm
Yellow
+5 V fan current-minor high alarm
Yellow
+5 V fan current-major high alarm
Red
+12 V current-major low alarm
Red
+12 V current-minor low alarm
Yellow
+12 V current-minor high alarm
Yellow
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