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c. Checkthe'DesiredPower'controlsonallFRUsinstalledonthatslot(parentand
managedFRUs)andcheckifthetotalexceedsthemaximumpowercapabilityofthe
slot.
6. IftheFRUisinM3,thecheckssuggestedinStep 5aboveallpass,andtheFRUalongwith
itsmanagedFRUs
isbelowtheslot'smaximumpowercapability,itispossiblethatthe
Shelf'stotalpowercapabilityisexceeded.Inthiscase,collectallShelfManagerlogsfrom
the/tmp/shmgr/folderandforwardthemtoRadisysTechnicalSupportforfurther
investigation.
Responding to a FRU not powered properly
Performthefollowingstepstoconfirm/correctthisindication:
1. CheckthattheFRUisinsertedcorrectlyandthatthehot‐swaplatchisintheclosed
position.
2. Checkthebluehot‐swap(H/S)LEDontheFRUthatisnotpoweredcorrectly.TheLED
shouldbeblinkingwithshortblinksifitiswaitingtobeactivatedbytheShelfManager.
TheLEDshouldbeoffiftheShelfManagerisactivatingorhasalreadyactivatedtheFRU.
a. Ifthehot‐swapLEDremainsblinkingforalongtime,checkthehot‐swapstateofthe
FRU.Fordetails,seeOverridingthedefaultShMShot‐swapmechanismonpage 72.
b. Ifthehot‐swapLEDisoff,verifytheFRU’svoltagesensorreadingsarewithin
specifications.Iftheyareoutsidethespecifications,removeandre‐inserttheFRU.
3. CheckthatIPMIcommunicationstotheFRUareworkingproperly.
4. UsethehotswapCLIcommandtovirtuallyextractandre‐inserttheFRU.
Responding to power LED off in SDP
IndicationsarethattheI/OexpanderontheSDPthatcontrolstheGPOsforthealarmLEDsis
gettingreset.OtherthanthePowerLED,allotheralarmLEDs(includingtheaudiblealarms)
areperiodicallyupdatedbytheShelfManager,sotheywillallrecovertotheircorrectstates
followingthatoccurrence.However,thePowerLEDisnevertouchedafterATCA‐5014IPMC
initializationsoifitturnsoffinruntimethenitwillnevergetupdatedagain.Thatiswhyit
remainsoff.
InnewerATCA‐5014firmware,aninternalstatemachineconstantlymonitorstheGPOsonthe
I/OExpanderon
theSDPandifanyarefoundinanunexpectedstatesuchasPowerLEDoff,it
isrecoveredimmediately.ThiskindoflocalrecoverymechanismontheIPMCitself
guaranteesthattheLEDsontheSDPsynchronizeswiththeATCA‐5014.