DS8000 Service Documentation Version 6.3.3

Checking rack UEPO switch operation

Procedure

  1. Do steps 2 through 6 for Rack-1, then repeat steps 2 through 6 for each expansion rack you are installing.
  2. Remove the lockout tag and/or device that was applied to each customer mainline AC voltage circuit breaker, then switch on the customer circuit breaker.
  3. Switch on each customer circuit breaker.
  4. Switch the MAINLINE CB00, on the rear of each primary power supply to On (up).
  5. Observe the six vertical LED indicators at the front of each primary power supply (to the left of the fans).

    Use Table 1 to find the condition that applies:

    Table 1. LED indicators when MAINLINE CB00 is on
    AC INPUT GOOD UEPO LOOP GOOD PPS Status Display Action
    On Off Ignore Normal condition, continue with the next step
    On On Ignore UEPO fault, go to MAP21F0 UEPO loop good LED should be off
    Off Off Ignore Input power fault, go to MAP2050 Loss of AC Input to a single primary power supply.
    Note: If both PPSs are failing, then repeat the customer voltage checks done previously.
  6. Using a narrow instrument (such as a small screwdriver or car key), push the upper half of the red UEPO switch through the sheet metal slot to reset the switch to the On (up) position.

    Use Table 2 to find the condition that applies.

    Table 2. LED indicators when UEPO switch is on
    AC INPUT GOOD UEPO LOOP GOOD PPS Status Display Action
    On On Blank, U0, XC, or XD or a momentary display of XA.
    Note: Some levels of PPS firmware will cause an XC or XD error code to be displayed. This is a false error. The condition will remain until the DDM power supply is turned on in a later step. No action is required. Continue with the next step.
    		 Normal condition, continue with the next step.
    On On Two-character status code other than Blank, U0, XC, XE or XF. Go to MAP21A0 PPS fault isolation during install.
    On Off Ignore the status code on the display. UEPO fault, go to MAP21E0 UEPO Loop Good LED should be on.
  7. Swing the PDUs to the closed position and tighten the retaining screws.
    Note: If the retaining screw does not easily thread into the captive nut, you may need to use your left hand to pull the PDU assembly slightly to the right until the retaining screw aligns properly.
  8. Go to the next section.