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MA5608T GPBD 8 gpon service board Run/alarm red blinking loop

Created: Mar 11, 2021 00:37:35Latest reply: May 27, 2021 01:12:00 416 6 0 0 0
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Hi, today im the new owner of a ma5608t olt, i have MCUD control board R17C00 firmware, an AC power board and a GPBD 8 gpon board with c+ modules, the problem Is the service board GPBD Is blinking red in Run/alarm, then stay on for a few seconds, the start blinking for a few seconds, and start again in a loop, when i write the command "display board 0" the GPBD does not appear, like no exist. Please help, someone know what Is happend?? I start yo think the service board Is faulty :(.

I appreciate your help, thanks.

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Chenxintao
Admin Created Mar 11, 2021 01:57:21

Hello, friend!


Check whether the board is online. If the board is not online, run the board add 0/[slotid] command to add the board.


You can also perform cross-check by replacing the board slot to check whether the board is faulty or whether the board and the system control board are faulty.


If the board is faulty, contact the equipment provider to replace the board.


If the fault occurs between the device and the main control board, collect information according to the following template:


1. Basic Information


huawei(config)#display time

huawei(config)#display sysuptime

huawei(config)#display board 0

huawei(config)#display version

huawei(config)#display version backplane 0

huawei(config)#display version 0/<Mainboard slot-id>

huawei(config)#display version 0/<slot-id of the slave control board>

huawei(config)#display patch all

huawei(config)#display io-packetfile information

huawei(config)#display log all

huawei(config)#display event history all list

huawei(config)#display alarm history all list

huawei(config)#display current-configuration

huawei(diagnose)%%display elabel 0

huawei(diagnose)%%display reset-record

huawei(diagnose)%%display reboot-record active

huawei(diagnose)%%display reboot-record standby

huawei(diagnose)%%display error active

huawei(diagnose)%%display error standby

huawei(diagnose)%ugging bsp info

huawei(diagnose)%%display lastwords history

huawei(su)%%display flash state active

huawei(su)%%display flash state standby

huawei(su)%%display upgrade-log active

huawei(su)%%display upgrade-log standby

huawei(su)%%display efs active

huawei(su)%%display efs standby


2. Transparent channel information


huawei(su)%%transparent on 0/<slot-id>

Wait 5 minutes...

huawei(su)%%transparent off


3. Automatically load debugging information.

huawei(su)%in enable

huawei(su)%in print 0x90 1  

huawei(su)%in send 0x90 5 2

huawei(su)%in send 0x90 1 0xff

Wait 10 minutes...

huawei(su)%in print 0x90  0

huawei(su)%in disable


4. Query the configuration restoration failure records.


huawei(su)%in enable

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0xd7 1

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0x11f 1

huawei(su)%% dbwin send 0xd7 7 1 10

huawei(su)%% dbwin send 0x11f 4

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0xd7 0

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0x11f 0

huawei(su)%in disable


Thanks!

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Vlada85
Vlada85 Created Mar 11, 2021 17:19:25 (0) (0)
Good answer.  
Vlada85
Vlada85 Reply Vlada85  Created Mar 11, 2021 17:20:06 (0) (0)
I will add something from my experiance.  
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Hello, friend!


Check whether the board is online. If the board is not online, run the board add 0/[slotid] command to add the board.


You can also perform cross-check by replacing the board slot to check whether the board is faulty or whether the board and the system control board are faulty.


If the board is faulty, contact the equipment provider to replace the board.


If the fault occurs between the device and the main control board, collect information according to the following template:


1. Basic Information


huawei(config)#display time

huawei(config)#display sysuptime

huawei(config)#display board 0

huawei(config)#display version

huawei(config)#display version backplane 0

huawei(config)#display version 0/<Mainboard slot-id>

huawei(config)#display version 0/<slot-id of the slave control board>

huawei(config)#display patch all

huawei(config)#display io-packetfile information

huawei(config)#display log all

huawei(config)#display event history all list

huawei(config)#display alarm history all list

huawei(config)#display current-configuration

huawei(diagnose)%%display elabel 0

huawei(diagnose)%%display reset-record

huawei(diagnose)%%display reboot-record active

huawei(diagnose)%%display reboot-record standby

huawei(diagnose)%%display error active

huawei(diagnose)%%display error standby

huawei(diagnose)%ugging bsp info

huawei(diagnose)%%display lastwords history

huawei(su)%%display flash state active

huawei(su)%%display flash state standby

huawei(su)%%display upgrade-log active

huawei(su)%%display upgrade-log standby

huawei(su)%%display efs active

huawei(su)%%display efs standby


2. Transparent channel information


huawei(su)%%transparent on 0/<slot-id>

Wait 5 minutes...

huawei(su)%%transparent off


3. Automatically load debugging information.

huawei(su)%in enable

huawei(su)%in print 0x90 1  

huawei(su)%in send 0x90 5 2

huawei(su)%in send 0x90 1 0xff

Wait 10 minutes...

huawei(su)%in print 0x90  0

huawei(su)%in disable


4. Query the configuration restoration failure records.


huawei(su)%in enable

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0xd7 1

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0x11f 1

huawei(su)%% dbwin send 0xd7 7 1 10

huawei(su)%% dbwin send 0x11f 4

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0xd7 0

huawei(su)%% dbwin print 0x11f 0

huawei(su)%in disable


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Vlada85
Vlada85 Created Mar 11, 2021 17:19:25 (0) (0)
Good answer.  
Vlada85
Vlada85 Reply Vlada85  Created Mar 11, 2021 17:20:06 (0) (0)
I will add something from my experiance.  
Vlada85
Vlada85 MVE Author Created Mar 11, 2021 17:32:57

Hi,

I have a similar problem with the service board on OLT MA5800.
You can try to pull it out and put it back on.
After that, if the problem is not resolved.

You can try these commands:


board power-off/on 0/X
board reset 0/X.


With these commands, I fixed my same problem.

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