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Model PDP Series 200 maxDPU4E Hardware Guide
Interpreting I/O LED Status during Normal DPU Operation
The four I/O LEDs display the status of each of the four I/O queues. In
general, the I/O cards of a given type are assigned to the labeled LEDs;
however, due to I/O bus transaction processing requirements, some of the I/O
modules of different types or different applications are assigned to different
queues. The following table shows the queue assignments for each type or
application of an I/O module.
I/O Card
DI
LED
AO/DO
LED
AI
LED
Unlabeled LED
(Item Queue)
SOE DI X
Slow DI X
AI 564 X
TC 564 X
RTD 564 X
AO 564 X
Counter Timer 564 X
Quad PAT X X
Output Driver X
DO X
AI maxPAC X X
TC maxPAC X X
RTD maxPAC X X
AO maxPAC X X
Counter Timer maxPAC X X
IOM Error Codes
During on-line operation, the IOM monitors its health and displays an error
code if it detects a problem. The error code is shown by means of four
blinking I/O LEDs. Both the colors of the LEDs and the 4-bit binary number
that they display are used to represent the error number. Refer to the IOM
LED Error Code Table for specifics.
Use the following rules when interpreting the LEDs. An OFF LED is a
binary “0”. A flashing ON LED (regardless of color) is a binary “1”. The
top I/O LED (DI) is the least significant bit (LSB) of a 4-bit binary number.
The bottom I/O LED represents the most significant bit (MSB).
The error code will be flashed continuously. If the LEDs are ON but not
flashing, they do not indicate an error code. Rather, they indicate the status
of the I/O cards (refer to the previous section).
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