Hello, friend.
Possible causes:
Failure of this single board. Fault on the opposite end of the single board. This single board is not plugged in tightly. The opposite end of the board is not plugged in tightly. The clock output from the SCU single board to the service single board is faulty. Faulty backplane.
correction action:
Remote processing: step1 Check if the opposite end of the board is in place. step2 Clock troubleshooting. step2.1 Check if [ALM]20204[/ALM] is present. step2.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step3 Single board connection troubleshooting. step3.1 Plug in this board. step3.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step3.3 Plug in the opposite end of the board. step3.4 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4 Single board software troubleshooting. step4.1 Reset this board. step4.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. Step3.4 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4 Software fault handling for a single board. step4.1 Reset this board. step4.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4.3 Reset the opposite board. step4.4 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4.5 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4.6 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4.7 Determine if the alarm is restored. step4.8 Determine if the alarm is restored.
Near-end processing: step1 Replace the local board. step1.1 Replace the local board. step1.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step2 Replace the opposite board. step2.1 Replace the opposite board. step2.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step2.3 Reset the local board. step2.4 Determine if the alarm is restored. step3 Check if the local frame step4 Power down the frame. step4.1 Power down the frame. step4.2 Determine if the alarm is restored. step5 Contact technical support.