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Troubleshooting 5-3
GX2-LM1000E* Installation and Operation Manual
Symptom
Status LED Indication
Flashing
Red
Red Yellow Not Lit
Poor RF
Response
Corrective Action
h g d
Verify that the GX2-LM1000E* is seated correctly
in the equipment shelf and the thumbscrew is fully
tightened.
i h e
Reseat the GX2-LM1000E* by removing it and
reinstalling it in its designated GX2-HSG* slot.
d
Check for proper input-signal flatness using RF TP1.
Check for a proper RF level at RF TP2. Some
amount of tilt (up to +1 dB) may be observed at
RF
TP2. The presence of tilt within the noted level
should not be confused with a specific module
failure.
f
Relocate the GX2-LM1000E* to a known good
GX2-HSG* slot.
d j i g e
Contact the TRC for additional support.
Using Available Options
Table 5-2 lists the troubleshooting checks available and identifies the reported alarm condition
displayed through the optional SDU, network management system, or local access port.
To use Table 5-2, refer to the appropriate row and column in the table. Perform the necessary
checks and make any suggested adjustments to resolve the problem. If the problem persists,
note the value in the “Reported Value” column. This information is useful when seeking
additional help from the TRC.
Table 5-2
Troubleshooting — using available options
Alarm
Conditions
Status LED
Indication
Reported
Value
Corrective Action
Laser RF input
overload-major high
alarm
Red The signal level to the laser is too high. Verify that the
input signal level is within the specification and
reduce if necessary. If the level is correct, increase
the attenuation in the RF attenuator to reduce the
level at
RF TP2.
Laser RF input
level-major high
alarm
Red The signal level to the laser is too high. Verify that the
input signal level is within the specification and
reduce if necessary. If the level is correct, increase
the attenuation in the RF attenuator to reduce the
level at
RF TP2.
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