MediaVault 4440 User Manual | Operations |
Audible Alarm
The MV 4440 sounds an alarm when there is a problem with a drive.
Corrective actions should be applied to fix the problem.
TABLE 5-7. Description of the Audible Alarms.
| These beeps is normally associated with a Fibre Channel interface | |
3 Short and 3 Long Beeps | problem. | |
Always turn on the MV 4440 first, then turn on the computer. | ||
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| Ten or less slower beeps indicate a bad drive or an intermittent drive. The | |
| number of beeps indicates which drive is having problems. | |
Slow Beeps | When operating in RAID 6 mode the MV 4440 is still available for normal | |
operation without performance degradation, but the beeps indicate that a | ||
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| drive is down and the MV 4440 is running in a degraded RAID 6 state. If | |
| more than two drives fail data will be lost. | |
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| This indicates that one or more drives are disabled in a vPOD. The | |
| “Service” LED should also be illuminated and blinking, if one drive is | |
| disabled. The “Urgent Service” LED should be illuminated and blinking if | |
| two drives are disabled. The drive (or drives) needs to be serviced. See | |
Constant, Solid Tone | the “vPOD | |
information. | ||
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| Mute the alarm by pressing the MODE SET button once. Holding the Mode | |
| Set button until two beeps are heard starts the rebuild process. | |
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