LED Functionality
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LED Functionality
The module includes two LED indicators per port to help you monitor hardware and bus status.
LED Label | LED State | LED Color | Condition |
---|---|---|---|
LINK/ACT | Off | — |
No link established Default power-up state |
Solid | Green | Link established, 100 Mb/s 1 This pattern only applies to the PXIe-8523.[1] | |
Blinking | Green | Activity, 100 Mb/s [1] | |
Solid | Amber | Link established, 1000 Mb/s | |
Blinking | Amber | Activity, 1000 Mb/s | |
STATUS | Off | — | Default power-up state |
Solid | Green | Direct Mode, master (PHY state) | |
Amber | Direct Mode, slave (PHY state) | ||
Fade in and out[2]2 When in Tap Mode, ports that are paired fade in phase with each other, but out of phase with other ports. | Green | Tap Mode, master (PHY state) | |
Amber | Tap Mode, slave (PHY state) | ||
Blinking | Green | Port ID | |
Amber | Not synchronized | ||
Red | Catastrophic error[3]3 In the case of a catastrophic error, recover by invoking Reset on the module in MAX. Contact NI for further support if the error continues to occur. |
1 This pattern only applies to the PXIe-8523.
2 When in Tap Mode, ports that are paired fade in phase with each other, but out of phase with other ports.
3 In the case of a catastrophic error, recover by invoking Reset on the module in MAX. Contact NI for further support if the error continues to occur.