SSC problem

[NORTELCS]

hi

i facing a problem with Opt 11C SSC when i power it on it is not booting up and this is the messages which i am getting

System Controller
Pre-Boot: 03 dev2.37
Flash Boot: NTDK34FA_r11 dev2.54
Reset Reason: F, 10 - Reset Reason unknown
SRAM: 128 kBytes
DRAM: 32 MBytes, speed=60 ns
Security ID: 10310409 type: NT_STD
System ID: 10310409
Backup Flash: 1572 kBytes
Program Store: 48 MBytes
Flash Drive: 16 MBytes
Expansion board #1 not installed.
Expansion board #2 not installed.
Ethernet MAC address: 00:20:FFFFFFD82:3C:55
PCMCIA card not installed in drive A.
PCMCIA card not installed in drive B.

*** To invoke install setup program from PCMCIA enter CONTROL-I ***

Executing power up self tests
HWR100 (RTC failure)
Power up self test failed,status = 2
Power up self test passed
DRAMOS loading from SW Delivery Card due to Install Setup program.


it will countiues it this stat but if i power it off for a long duration and power on again it will work fine


any idea what is the problem should i replace the SSC

 

[johnpoole]

Power up self test failed,status = 2
Power up self test passed

haven't seen that one yet but i would replace the power supply 1st. you might just have a voltage out of range

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[NORTELCS]

i am doing installation of two systems i have fixed the SSC on poth of the systems i am facing the same problem but the other SSC is working fine with the same power supply


thanks.

 

[SIDO1]

I'm not sure what ur AC Voltage level is, if 110V, try 220V.

If persist, try with the working SSC.

The problem seems to be SSC hardware power level related.

Do you have another power unit for you 11C?

 

[geirendre]

From another forum....

When the system power up, there is RTC failure report then SSC is rebooted:

Executing power up self tests
HWR100 (RTC failure)
Power up self test failed,status = 2
Power up self test passed
DISKOS to be run.
Verifying Diskos.

I have changed to new SSC and reload database. Now the system is working properly. Thanks to all for you help.

Hope this helps

BTW (RTC failure) sound like "Real Time Clock-failure" to me,
could indicate defective SSC-card.

 

[vectrexer]

Absolutely, replace the SSC. While the SSC may still work for you I would guess the message you see is indicative of other problems the SSC may have.

If my SSC gave this message during boot then I would replace it without even thinking.

 

[acewarlock]

In the NTP's

HWR0100 Real time clock failure.
Action: Replace the SSC card by following the steps in the Hardware
replacement guide.

Why change the engine if all you need is to change the spark plugs.