Indicadores luminosos de diagnóstico

PRECAUCIÓN: antes de realizar cualquiera de los procedimientos descritos en esta sección, siga las instrucciones de seguridad incluidas en la Guía de información del producto.

Para ayudarle a solucionar un problema, el ordenador dispone de cuatro indicadores luminosos marcados como “1”, “2”, “3” y “4” en el panel frontal. Estos indicadores pueden estar apagados o ser de color verde. Cuando el ordenador se inicia correctamente, los indicadores luminosos parpadean. Una vez que se ha iniciado el ordenador, los cuatro indicadores luminosos emiten una luz verde fija y a continuación se apagan para indicar el funcionamiento normal. Si el ordenador presenta anomalías, el comportamiento de los indicadores luminosos identifica el problema.

Patrón de

Descripción del problema

Solución recomendada

indicadores

 

 

luminosos

 

 

 

 

 

 

El ordenador se encuentra en una

Enchufe el ordenador en una toma eléctrica que

 

condición de apagado normal, o se

funcione y presione el botón de encendido.

 

ha producido un posible error previo

 

 

al BIOS.

 

NOTA: los indicadores luminosos de diagnóstico se apagan tras unos momentos si el ordenador se encuentra en condiciones normales de funcionamiento después de la POST.

Posible error del BIOS; el ordenador

Ejecute la utilidad de recuperación del BIOS,

se encuentra en modo de recuperación.

espere a que se complete la recuperación y reinicie

 

el ordenador.

Se ha producido un posible error en el procesador.

Vuelva a instalar el procesador y reinicie el ordenador.

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GH458, 390 specifications

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In summary, the Dell PowerEdge 390 is a reliable server characterized by its dual-socket support, flexible storage options, efficient memory architecture, and robust management capabilities. Its combination of features makes it a strong contender for businesses looking to optimize their IT infrastructure without compromising on performance or reliability.
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