2.2 PS

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E4

<ps> is power off.

The displayed power unit is off.

The <ps> part indicates the power of OFF in PS1,PS2.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

1. Check the power cable connection and power source, and connect the cable correctly.

2. Check 1. If there is no problem, replace the equipment.

R4

<ps> is normal.

The displayed power unit is operating normally.

The <ps> part of PS1,PS2 indicates the power supply in normal status.

This message appears when the following conditions are met:

• When power redundancy-mode redundancy-check configuration is not set and the power is switched from an abnormal state to a normal state or from a power-not-supplied state to a normal state, the power supply that has been switched to a normal state is displayed.

• Displayed when power redundancy-mode redundancy-check configuration is set when no power is supplied.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

None.

00000002

E8

<ps> is power off.

For fixed power supply models

The displayed power unit is off.

The <ps> part indicates the power of OFF in PS1,PS2.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

1. Check the power cable connection and power source, and connect the cable correctly.

2. Check 1. If there is no problem, replace the equipment.

For power supply interchangeable model

The displayed power supply unit is turned off.

<ps> displays a power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) that is turned off.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

1. Check the power cable connection and power source, and connect them correctly.

2. If the power supply is defective, replace it.

R8

<ps> is normal.

For fixed power supply models

The displayed power unit is operating normally.

The <ps> part of PS1,PS2 indicates the power supply in normal status.

This message appears when the following conditions are met:

• When power redundancy-mode redundancy-check configuration is set and the power is switched from an abnormal state to a normal state, or from a power-not-supplied state to a normal state, the power supply that has been switched to a normal state is displayed.

• Displayed when power redundancy-mode redundancy-check configuration is deleted when the power is not supplied or the power is abnormal.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

None.

For power supply interchangeable model

The displayed power supply unit is in a normal state.

<ps> displays a power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) that is in a normal state.

This message appears when the following conditions are met:

• When the power supply unit goes from an abnormal state to a normal state or from an unmounted state to a normal state, the power supply unit that goes to a normal state is displayed.

• When either one of the power supply units in a redundant configuration is removed, the power supply unit in the normal state is displayed.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

None.

00000003

E3

Failed in accumulated running time access to <ps>.

Access to the total operating time for the power supply unit failed.

<ps> displays the power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) for which access to the total operating time failed.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

This event does not affect communication and usual operation. However, you cannot use the total operating time management function. If you want to use this function, replace the power supply unit.

00000006

E8

<ps> is unknown.

The power supply unit is unknown.

<ps> displays a power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) that is unknown.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

1. The power supply unit might not be fully inserted. Insert the power supply unit properly.

2. The software of this version does not support the power supply unit. Check the type of the power supply unit and the software version.Either change the power supply unit, or update the software.

3. The Switch does not support the power supply unit. Replace the power supply unit.

R8

Unknown <ps> was removed.

An unknown power supply unit was removed.

This message appears when an unknown power supply unit is removed after the log <PS> is unknown. appears.

<ps> displays the power unit (either PS1 or PS2) that was removed.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

None.

00000007

E8

The direction of the fan of <ps> is mismatch.

The direction of the fan does not match between the fan unit and the power supply unit.

<ps> displays a power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) that has a different fan direction.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

Replace the power supply unit or the fan unit to match the airflow between them.

R8

The direction of the fan of <ps> is normal.

The direction of the fan matches between the fan unit and the power supply unit.

<ps> displays a power supply unit (either PS1 or PS2) that has a matching fan direction.

<ps>: PS1 or PS2

[Action]

None.

00000102

E8

Power unit isn't redundantly mounted.

The power supply is not in a redundant configuration.

[Action]

Check the mounting condition of the power supply unit. If the power supply is not in a redundant configuration, use the configuration command to set no power redundancy-mode.

R8

Power unit is mounted redundantly or mode changed.

The power supply is now in a redundant configuration. The operation mode was changed.

[Action]

None.