During power up, the Service Action Allowed and Service Action Required LEDs are turned on while the hardware is initializing. The upper decimal point of the lower digit, called the diagnostic LED, also illuminates. The seven-segment display runs through a sequence of codes that are common for both controllers. This is normal and is not an indication of an error. When the hardware boots successfully, the Service Action LEDs are turned off, and the displays are driven by the firmware.
When an error occurs, the Controller Fault LED illuminates and the seven-segment displays flash a sequence beginning with an E code, such as EM.
Controller | Reference |
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E2700 controller | NetApp E-Series documentation |
E5600SG controller | Seven-segment error codes, such as EI or EM |