
Diagnosing With the LEDs
LED patterns indicating problems
Diagnostic Tips
Power Collision Fault Port
OFF * * *
Check power cord and power source. If OK,
replace the hub.
*
Very
frequent,
or solidly
ON
**
Very frequent collisions could indicate a
network fault or a cable not properly
terminated, or SQE test not disabled. If link
beat is not enabled on unused twisted-pair
ports, crosstalk may be causing the problem.
**ON*
A hub hardware failure was detected during
self-test. Replace the hub.
**
Flashing Flashing
A port has been auto-segmented because of too
many collisions on a ThinLAN port not properly
terminated or not connected. Check cable
terminations, connections, SQE test setting,
transceivers, and attached network devices.
**OFF
OFF or
flashing
intermit-
tently
on a
port in
use
Check cabling on the port indicated.
Use the Status console command to check if:
– The port has been manually turned off.
In this case, turn the port back on.
– Link beat is expected but not detected
(link beat missing). In this case, be sure
cable is plugged in and check link beat
settings. See “Link Beat” in chapter 1.
Use the console’s Linkbeat command to
turn link beat on or off.
* This LED is not important for the diagnosis.
Troubleshooting 4-3
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