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ZXD2400 (V4.0A) Equipment information & support

ZTE ZXD2400 (V4.0A) provides field-tested PWM soft-switching reliability, rugged metal chassis design, and seamless plug-and-play retrofit compatibility.

Equipment information

Brand
ZTE
Equipment model
ZXD2400 (V4.0A)
Equipment type
DC power systems
Controller / software version
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AC Input Voltage Range
85VAC ~ 290VAC VAC
Nominal DC Output Voltage
-48 V DC
Cooling Method
Dual-fan design with front air intake and rear exhaust

Alarms & troubleshooting

AC_FAIL (AC Input Abnormal / Failure)
RUN LED (Green) OFF, ALM LED (Yellow) or FAULT LED (Red) Solid ON
Mains blackout, loose AC input connection, grid voltage outside operating range (<80VAC or >300VAC), or upstream MCB tripped
1. Measure L-N voltage at rectifier input terminals to verify it is within normal range (85VAC–290VAC); 2. Inspect the AC distribution unit (ACDU) breaker assigned to the rectifier; reset if tripped; 3. Check rear backplane AC power connector pins for burn marks, arcing, or socket pin recession.
OUT_OVP (DC Output Overvoltage Lockout)
FAULT LED (Red) Solid ON, RUN LED (Green) OFF
Internal voltage feedback loop failure, defective PWM control circuitry, current sharing runaway, or incorrect high-voltage shutdown (HVSD) threshold commanded by CSU (>59VDC)
1. Unseat the rectifier from the subrack, wait 2 minutes for internal capacitors to discharge, and re-insert to reset hardware latch; 2. If it immediately latches again upon insertion, measure DC bus voltage to ensure another rogue rectifier is not pulling the bus high; 3. Check CSU settings for the HVSD shutdown threshold (nominal 58.5V–59.5V); if configuration is correct and fault repeats, replace the rectifier module.
OVER_TEMP (Rectifier Thermal Over-Temperature Shutdown)
ALM LED (Yellow) Solid ON, RUN LED (Green) Blinking or OFF
Ambient equipment room temperature exceeding specifications (>45°C), clogged front air intake or rear exhaust grille, degraded fan RPM, or faulty internal NTC sensor
1. Check air conditioning operation in the power room to reduce ambient intake temperature below 25°C; 2. Clean front airflow grilles and subrack dust filters from dust accumulation; 3. Allow heatsink to cool below recovery threshold (<60°C); verify auto-recovery. If the module trips at normal ambient with unobstructed air, replace the unit.
FAN_FAIL (Cooling Fan Stall / Tacho Failure)
ALM LED (Yellow) Blinking (0.5Hz) or Solid ON, FAULT LED intermittently active
Foreign object jamming fan blades, loose fan power cable harness, seized bearing due to dust/wear, or defective tachometer pulse detection circuit
1. Extract the module; verify if fan blades rotate freely by hand without mechanical resistance; 2. Remove any lint, cable ties, or debris obstructing the impeller; 3. Re-insert the module and verify high-speed spin during POST; if the fan does not spin or alarm persists, remove front cover and replace the 48V DC fan assembly.
COMM_FAIL (CAN Bus Communication Loss / Current Share Imbalance)
ALM LED (Yellow) Slow Flash, RUN LED (Green) Solid ON, Rectifier shows offline on CSU
Poor contact on backplane CAN pin connectors, missing CAN bus termination resistor, address ID allocation conflict with CSU, or damaged CAN transceiver IC on rectifier interface
1. Firmly reseat the module and engage the mechanical latch screws to guarantee full backplane pin insertion; 2. Check if all other rectifiers exhibit communication dropouts; if so, inspect CSU controller cables and verify the 120Ω CAN termination resistor; 3. Swap the problematic rectifier into a known-good subrack slot; if the alarm follows the module, replace the faulty rectifier module.

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