Linksys SGE2000 Cisco RPS1000 380W Redundant Power Supply Administration Guide - Page 25

Appendix RPS1000-Business Series 380W RPS Unit Installation & Administration B Troubleshooting The RPS1000 is not repairable in the field. The following table shows the appropriate action to take for specific LED indications. Symptom Condition Action STBY/ACTIVE LED is blinking amber. The RPS1000 is in standby mode. Press the STBY/ACTIVE button to put the RPS1000 in active mode. STBY/ACTIVE LED is off. The AC power connection to one or both of the internal power supplies is faulty or not connected. Check the AC power connection to external power. If the AC power is connected properly, the problem might be with the RPS1000 internal power supplies. Output Power LED is amber. The DC output power from the internal power supplies is not available or is not functioning correctly. An internal power supply is defective, or the RPS1000 has reacted to an overcurrent condition. Press the STBY/ACTIVE button. If the LED color does not turn green, replace the RPS1000. Temperature LED is amber. The RPS1000 is approaching an over-temperature condition. Reduce the ambient temperature. Fan LED is amber. The fan is not operating properly. The fan is defective. Replace the RPS1000. One or more DC Output LEDs are blinking green. The RPS1000 is unavailable to the connected device. It is either providing power to another connected device or a fault condition exists. Verify that the RPS1000 is supplying power to one device. If so, this is a normal indication and will change when that external device is again supplying its own power and you press the STBY/ACTIVE button. One or more DC Output LEDs are solid amber. The RPS1000 is in standby mode. Press the STBY/ACTIVE button to put the RPS1000 into active (or ready) mode. Appendix B: 22