Log in to the command-line interface (CLI) and run showupgradepkginfo-t1 to check the system version.
Log in to the ISM, and choose Event > Event Management from the menu
bar. In the displayed Event Management dialog
box, click the Faults tab. If a controller
fault alarm is generated, check the error code.
If the system version is V100R005C00SPC001 or V100R005C00SPC002
and the error code is 16, or the system is in another version and
the error code is 15 => 3.
In other scenarios => 5.
Use a spare button cell to replace the faulty one.
After the faulty button cell is replaced, log in to the
ISM, and choose Event > Event Management from the menu bar. In
the displayed Event Management dialog box,
click the Events tab. Select device and source,
and click Query. Check whether Recovered
At of the Controller Is Faulty event
is displayed.
After the controller is replaced, log in to the ISM, and
choose Event > Event Management from the menu bar. In the displayed Event
Management dialog box, click the Events tab. Select device and source, and click Query. Check whether Recovered At of the Controller Is Faulty event is displayed.
Yes => No further action is required.
No => 7.
Collect related event information, and send it to technical
support engineers for further handling.