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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1543.1 | | NETCAD::GALLAGHER | | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:50 | 5 |
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Can I assume that you have enough power supplies to power all
of the DECserver900TMs, and that the Hub Manager display is indicating
that there's enough power available?
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| 1543.2 | Couple of things to try | TOOK::ALBRIGHT | Born to DECserver | Mon Oct 10 1994 17:24 | 11 |
| Try and determine if the microswitch is indeed getting activated. With
the module out of the hub press the lever down with your finger and
listen. You should be able to hear the switch click with only a little
pressure on the switch. If the lever bottoms out with no click that is
the likely problem. Also make sure when you insert a module into
the hub that you press the release lever on the hub all the way down.
Don't depend on gravity or spring pressure to do it.
Where by chance are you located?
Loren
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| 1543.3 | | SCCAT::SHERRILL | | Mon Oct 10 1994 18:52 | 8 |
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RE. 1 the hubs have been shipping with 4 power modules
RE. 2 I have played with the micro switch and was able to hear it
click as I pushed the lever down, but the server still did
not power up.
I am located in the Santa Clara office , we have been doing
staging in the Sunnyvale DLO
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| 1543.4 | What does the hub say is happening? | NETCAD::GALLAGHER | | Tue Oct 11 1994 14:46 | 8 |
| > Has anyone seen the problem with the
> 900 TM's not powering up??
No.
What does the Hub Manager display say is going on when you insert and
remove modules?
-Shawn
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