
Diagnostic T
ests and T
roubleshooting
5-3
5.1.3
User-Initiated Y
ou may wish to run the user
-initiated test, which is a more
Diagnostic T
est
extensive diagnostic routine than the other two tests described earlier, as
part of a preventive maintenance program. You should only run the test
when the Peerlink module is off-line, since the test will disrupt the system
operation.
CAUTION
Remember to physically disconnect the Peerlink module from the
network before starting the user-initiated diagnostic test. Failure to do
this will cause a temporary communication error on the network.
T
o run the user
-initiated test, disconnect all of the network connections
from the module. Open the front access door and place the RUN/TEST
mode switch in the position for TEST mode. Press RESET
. The test will
begin executing. See Figure 5-1.
This test will perform both internal and external loopback, jabberstop, and
baud rate sub-tests to each channel. If a media card in the Peerlink module
communications is faulty
, the test will fail.
While the user
-initiated diagnostic test is running, the TEST indicator will
be lit and all other indicators will be off. If the test has been completed
successfully
, all the indicators will flash in unison three times. Then, if all
indicators except for ONLINE stay lit while TEST flashes, the Peerlink
module has passed the diagnostic routines. The module will not resume
operation, however
, until you re-connect the network cables, place the
RUN/TEST switch in the RUN mode, and press the RESET button on the
module. After RESET is pressed, Peerlink will go through the power
-on
diagnostic routine described earlier in this section.
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