Depending on which OSA-Express feature is installed, up to four additional status indicators may
be found for each physical port on the bezel. These indicate PCI bus status.
Figure 1. OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S Gigabit Ethernet Connectors and Status Indicators
Table 1. Status indicators - Number of status indicators differs by OSA-Express Feature (GbE)
FRU
D1/D2
A1/A2 (Amber)
B1/B2 (Green)
OFF=Not in Service Mode
OFF=SFP/Port Not in Service Mode
OFF=No LAN link established
OFF=No LAN link established
ON=In Service Mode
ON=SFP/Port in Service Mode
ON=LAN link established with a partner (or wrap
plug)
ON=LAN link established
Blinking=Data transfer (Tx or Rx) in
progress
Figure 2. OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S 10 Gigabit Ethernet Connectors and Status Indicators
Table 2. Status indicators - Number of status indicators differs by OSA-Express Feature (10
GbE)
FRU
D1
A1 (Amber)
B1 (Green)
OFF=Not in Service Mode
OFF=SFP/Port Not in Service Mode
OFF=No LAN link established
OFF=No LAN link established
ON=In Service Mode
ON=SFP/Port in Service Mode
ON=LAN link established with a partner (or wrap
plug)
ON=LAN link established
Blinking=Data transfer (Tx or Rx) in
progress
Figure 3. OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S 1000BASE-T Ethernet Connectors and Status Indicators
Table 3. Status indicators - Number of status indicators differs by OSA-Express Feature
(1000BASE-T)
FRU
D1/D2
A1/A2 (Amber)
B1/B2 (Green)
OFF=Not in Service Mode
OFF=SFP/Port Not in Service Mode
OFF=No LAN link established
OFF=No LAN link established
ON=In Service Mode
ON=SFP/Port in Service Mode
ON=LAN link established with a partner (or wrap
plug)
