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PA-7000 Series Firewall Hardware Reference

PA-7050 Power Supply LEDs

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Use the following information to learn how to interpret the LEDs on the PA-7050 AC power supply.

LEDs	Description
	AC (Input)—Green indicates that the power supply input is within normal limits, blinking indicates power input is out of normal limits, and off indicates no power input. DC (Output)—Green indicates that the power supply DC output to the chassis components are within normal limits, blinking indicates power overload, and off indicates no DC output power. FLT (Fault)—Red indicates a power supply failure, blinking indicates that the management plane cannot communicate with the power supply, and off indicates no issues.

LEDs

Description

AC (Input)—Green indicates that the power supply input is within normal limits, blinking indicates power input is out of normal limits, and off indicates no power input.
DC (Output)—Green indicates that the power supply DC output to the chassis components are within normal limits, blinking indicates power overload, and off indicates no DC output power.
FLT (Fault)—Red indicates a power supply failure, blinking indicates that the management plane cannot communicate with the power supply, and off indicates no issues.

The following table describes the PA-7050 DC power supply LEDs.

LEDs	Description
	The LEDs on the power supply are not labeled. The following descriptions list the LEDs from left to right. Input—Green indicates that the power supply input is within normal limits, blinking indicates power input is out of normal power limits, and off indicates no power input. Output—Green indicates that the power supply DC output to the chassis components are within normal limits, blinking indicates power overload, and off indicates no DC output power. Fault—Red indicates a power supply failure, blinking indicates that the management plane cannot communicate with the power supply and off indicates no issues.

LEDs

Description

The LEDs on the power supply are not labeled. The following descriptions list the LEDs from left to right.

Input—Green indicates that the power supply input is within normal limits, blinking indicates power input is out of normal power limits, and off indicates no power input.
Output—Green indicates that the power supply DC output to the chassis components are within normal limits, blinking indicates power overload, and off indicates no DC output power.
Fault—Red indicates a power supply failure, blinking indicates that the management plane cannot communicate with the power supply and off indicates no issues.