1

Locator indicator

White

This LED provides these indications:

• Fast Blink – Helps you locate a specific system in a data center.

• Off – Normal operating state.

You can illuminate the Locator indicator either by executing a software command on the Chassis Monitoring Module (CMM), or by momentarily pressing the associated Locator button.

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Locator button

This button provides these functions:

• Quick press – Lights the Locator indicator.

• Four second or more press – CMM enacts a chassis-wide Lamp Test, which causes the indicators on all replaceable components (FRUs and CRUs), front and rear, to light as long as the Locator button is pressed. Once the Locator button is released, all FRU and CRU indicators return to their previous state.

2

Service Action Required indicator

Amber

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Indicates that a FRU or CRU within the chassis requires service, or that an external condition needs fixing (such as external ambient temperature or degradation of power). This LED provides a summary of all other Service Action Required FRU and CRU indicators in the chassis. It remains Steady On as long as any Service Action Required indicator on any FRU or CRU in the chassis is lit.

• Off – Normal operating state.

3

OK indicator

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Standby Blink – Indicates that the CMM has begun initialization. When the CMM has completed its initialization and has begun to actively manage the chassis, the OK indicator transitions to the Standby Blink state. At this state, only the FIM and RIM indicators and CMM indicators are active.

• Steady On – When the chassis has been turned on fully by either pressing the Power button or executing a CMM command, the OK indicator goes to the Steady On state.

• Off – Remains off before the chassis has powered on and before the chassis has reached the Standby Blink state.

4

Power button

Powers on the chassis that is in the Standby state, as indicated by the OK indicator being in the Standby Blink state. The chassis cannot be turned off by pressing the Power button. Only an authorized Administrator, logged in to the active CMM, can turn off the chassis by issuing a CMM software command.

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Locator indicator

White

This LED provides these indications:

• Fast Blink – Helps you locate a specific system in a data center.

• Off – Normal operating state.

You can illuminate the Locator indicator either by executing a software command on the Chassis Monitoring Module (CMM), or by momentarily pressing the associated Locator button.

1

Locator button

This button provides these functions:

• Quick press – Lights the Locator indicator.

• Four second or more press – CMM enacts a chassis-wide Lamp Test, which causes the indicators on all replaceable components (FRUs and CRUs), front and rear, to light as long as the Locator button is pressed. Once the Locator button is released, all FRU and CRU indicators return to their previous state.

2

Service Action Required indicator

Amber

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Indicates that a FRU or CRU within the chassis requires service, or that an external condition needs fixing (such as external ambient temperature or degradation of power). This LED provides a summary of all other Service Action Required FRU and CRU indicators in the chassis. It remains Steady On as long as any Service Action Required indicator on any FRU or CRU in the chassis is lit.

• Off – Normal operating state.

3

OK indicator

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Standby Blink – Indicates that the CMM has begun initialization. When the CMM has completed its initialization and has begun to actively manage the chassis, the OK indicator transitions to the Standby Blink state. At this state, only the FIM and RIM indicators and CMM indicators are active.

• Steady On – When the chassis has been turned on fully by either pressing the Power button or executing a CMM command, the OK indicator goes to the Steady On state.

• Off – Remains off before the chassis has powered on and before the chassis has reached the Standby Blink state.

4

Power button

Powers on the chassis that is in the Standby state, as indicated by the OK indicator being in the Standby Blink state. The chassis cannot be turned off by pressing the Power button. Only an authorized Administrator, logged in to the active CMM, can turn off the chassis by issuing a CMM software command.

1

Ready-to-Remove

Blue

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when it is safe to remove the associated CMM from the system.

• Off – The CMM is not ready for removal.

2

Service Action Required

Amber

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when there is a CMM fault, such as a power fault, memory fault, or management network link failure. In a CMM redundant configuration, if the fault occurs in the active CMM, the standby CMM becomes active and lights the LED.

• Off – The CMM has no fault condition.

3

OK

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights steadily when AC power is applied to the chassis.

• Slow Blink – Blinks slowly during bootup.

• Off – Chassis has no power.

4

Locator button

When momentarily pressed, lights the Locator indicator.

5

Locator LED

White

This LED provides these indications:

• Fast Blink – Helps you locate a specific system in a data center.

• Off – Normal operating state.

6

Reset button

Performs a hardware reset of the CMM. Use a small stylus to activate this recessed button.

7

Reset password button

Resets the root password of the CMM to the factory default of changeme. Use a small stylus to activate this recessed button.

8

Active (Master) LED

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when the associated CMM is the master (active) CMM.

• Off – Indicates that this CMM is the standby CMM.

Ethernet port LEDs

Green (on the left)

Amber (on the right)

These LEDs provide these indications:

• Green on – Indicates Ethernet link status (up/down).

• Amber on – Indicates Ethernet activity.

1

NEM ejector lever

Open this ejector lever to replace a NEM.

2

Ready-to-Remove indicator

Blue

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when it is safe to remove the associated NEM from the system.

• Off – The NEM is not ready for removal.

3

Service Action Required indicator

Amber

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when there is a fault with the NEM.

• Off – The NEM has no fault condition.

4

OK indicator

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights steadily when the NEM is operating normally or when the NEM is not ready for removal.

• Slow Blink – Blinks slowly when the NEM is transitioning from one state to the next.

• Standby Blink – Blinks more slowly when the NEM is operational, but is not yet activated.

• Off – The NEM has no power or one of the other LEDs is lit.

5

Locator button and indicator

White

This button provides this function:

• Quick press – Lights the Locator indicator on the NEM.

This LED provides these indications:

• Fast Blink – Identifies a specific NEM in the chassis. Lights when the LED is initiated from the web interface remotely or from a press of the Locator button locally.

• Off – The NEM locator function has not been selected.

6

Attention button

This button provides this function:

• Quick press – Enables you to activate (if inserting) or prepare to remove (if removing) a NEM during a hot-plug operation.

7

Network port

Green or amber

These LEDs provide these indications:

• Green LED on left – Blinks to show both Ethernet link and activity.

• LED on right – Shows 10-Mbit link speed when OFF.

• Green LED on right – Shows 100-Mbit speed when ON.

• Amber LED on right – Shows 1000-Mbit link speed when ON.

1

EM ejector lever

Open this ejector lever to replace an EM.

2

EM network port

Port types will vary depending on the type of EM installed.

3

Power indicator

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights steadily when the EM is operating normally or when the EM is not safe for removal.

• Slow Blink – Blinks slowly when the EM is transitioning from one state to the next.

• Standby Blink – Blinks more slowly when the EM is operational, but is not yet activated.

• Off – The EM has no power and it is safe to remove the module.

4

Attention button

This button provides this function:

• Quick press – Enables you to activate (if inserting) or prepare to remove (if removing) an EM during a hot-plug operation.

5

Attention indicator

Amber

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Lights when there is a fault with the EM.

• Off – The EM is operating normally.

1

OK

Green

Lights when the fan is operating normally.

2

Service Action Required

Amber

Lights when the Chassis Monitoring Module has diagnosed the fan as faulted and the fan needs to be replaced.

3

Ready-to-Remove

Blue

Lights when it is safe to remove the fan for service (the fan will still be spinning).

1

OK/Service Action Required

Green/Amber

This single LED provides these indications:

• Lights green when the fan module is operating normally.

• Lights amber when the fan module is running too slowly or not at all and needs to be replaced.

• Turns off when the fan module is ready for removal.

HDD Indicators on X8400, X8420, X8440 Server Modules

HDD Indicators on X8450 Server Module

1

Ready-to-Remove

Blue

Lights when the ILOM web interface or command-line interface has been used to prepare the disk drive for removal. (This feature is currently not available.)

2

Service Action Required

Amber

Lights when the disk controller detects the failure of the drive.

3

OK/Activity

Green

This LED provides these indications:

• Steady On – Indicates the disk drive is installed, but is idle.

• Fast Blink – Indicates the disk drive is actively being accessed by the disk controller.

1

Server module Locator button and LED

2

Server module Ready-to-Remove LED

3

Server module Service Action Required LED

4

Server module OK LED

5

Server module Power button

6

Disk drive Ready-to-Remove LED

7

Disk drive Service Action Required LED

8

Disk drive OK / Activity LED

9

VGA port

10

USB ports (2)

11

Serial port