NEC ExpressA1160 - Manual (Page 89)

Components
4-3
Faults: 2 FRUs.
• Line 4, right side: Five 1–character indicators that, if displayed, have the following
meanings:
- T: TPM Physically Present indicator is set; that is, an administrator (or operator
working with an administrator) who is physically present used the
EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor to set the indicator. Refer to Section 13
Using a
Trusted Platform Module for information about using this indicator.
- M: Maintenance mode is enabled. When maintenance mode is enabled, Call
Home messages are not sent. This setting should be temporary. Maintenance
mode is disabled for normal operations so that Call Home messages are sent
when necessary. Refer to
4.2.5 Menu Contents and 3.5.12 Fault Settings for
more information.
- N: No Degraded Boot is enabled. A degraded partition is missing some
resources, such as a cell that has not been discovered or is not usable. You
must use the remote console interface to set this option; refer to
3.5.12 Fault
Settings for more information.
- B: This is the boot cell for the partition.
You must use the remote console interface to set this option; refer to 8.8.1
Setting Primary and Secondary Boot Cells and 8.8.2 Setting Primary Boot Cell
During Partitioning for procedures to select the boot cells.
- 0 to 3: The cell number in the system is indicated by a digit from 0 to 3. This
setting is fixed at the factory.
Figure 4-2 EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor LCD Main Screen Layout
If a value on the LCD is blank, the indicator is off, cleared, or disabled or components
are operating normally. For example
• If the fault indicator on line 4 is blank, no faults exist and FRUs are operating
normally.