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Prisma II High Density EDFA Modules Installation Guide

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Chapter 5Maintenance and TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Alarm Conditions<strong>EDFA</strong> Module Alarm ConditionsIf the red ALARM indicator is illuminated or is blinking, check the display on thefront panel to determine the cause of the alarm.Alarm Function Possible Causes Possible SolutionsLasBiasLasTempModTempInPwrOutPwrLaser Bias CurrentFailedLaser Temperature<strong>High</strong> or LowModule Temperature<strong>High</strong> or LowOptical Input power<strong>High</strong> or LowOptical Output Power<strong>High</strong> or LowAutomatic power controlcircuit failure.• Laser temperature out ofspecification. Laser couldbe faulty.• Chassis air filter requireschanging.Ambient temperature is toohigh due to:• A failure in the buildingair conditioning system.• Airflow through the rackhas been restricted or cutoff.• <strong>Prisma</strong> chassis coolingfans are not operatingproperly.• Optical source nottransmitting.• Faulty optical cables orconnections.Laser could be faulty.Contact Cisco Servicesfor assistance.Contact Cisco Servicesfor assistance.Ensure the airflowsystem has not beendamaged or removed.Repair or replace fantray as needed.To troubleshoot thechassis cooling fans,refer to <strong>Prisma</strong> <strong>II</strong> Chassis<strong>Installation</strong> andOperation <strong>Guide</strong>, partnumber 713375.Check optical sourceand cables and callconnections.Contact Cisco Servicesfor assistance.86 78-4037880-01 Rev B

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