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4-3. TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
In case a problem occurs, refer to Table 4-1, identify the closest description of the
trouble symptoms and perform the actions listed under “Corrective Measures” in
the order given, until the problem is corrected.
Whenever the problem appears upon first-time operation of a new link, or just after
the configuration of an existing link has been changed, before starting the trou-
bleshooting check again all the internal settings of the local and remote DV-MUX3
units against the prescribed parameters.
Table 4-1. Troubleshooting Chart
No. Symptoms Probable Cause Corrective Measures
1 PWR off 1. No AC power Check that both ends of the AC power cable are
properly connected, and that power is available
at the mains outlet to which the DV-MUX3 is
connected.
2. Blown fuse Replace with fuse of proper rating
3. Defective DV-MUX3 Replace the DV-MUX3
2 TEST flashes
SYNC LOSS lights
TD, RD/ERR lights
Local DV-MUX3 failed
self-test
Check whether the voice channels module is
installed.
Replace the local DV-MUX3
3 TEST flashes
SYNC LOSS lights
TD, RD/ERR off
Local DV-MUX3 does
not receive valid clock
signals from the data
communication
equipment connected to
its main link connector
Check that the connection cable between the
local DV-MUX3 and the data communication
equipment connected to its main link connector
is in order.
Check that the data communication equipment is
configured to operate as a DCE and that it
supplies transmit and receive clock signals at the
correct rate to the DV-MUX3
4 TEST off
SYNC LOSS lights
1. Problem in the data
transmission facility
Perform troubleshooting of the data transmission
facility that connects the two DV-MUX3
2. Problem at local
DV-MUX3
Activate the local loopback on the DCE
equipment connected to the main link.
If the SYNC LOSS indicator continues to light,
replace the local DV-MUX3
3. Problem at the
remote DV-MUX3
Repeat the procedure given for probable causes
above on the remote DV-MUX3
TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
DV-MUX3 Installation and Operation Manual 4-5