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Removing the Degraded Drive from the RAID Unit

Removing the Degraded Drive from the RAID Unit

Figure 43 - Removing Failed Drive from Array

The UNIT MAINTENANCE SCREEN above will appear.

•Remove the degraded drive from the menu by clicking Remove Drive.

•Select the Rescan Controller option on the above screen to have the system recognize the drive as Available.

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Maxxsonics MAXX-2400HD manual Removing the Degraded Drive from the RAID Unit, Removing Failed Drive from Array

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MAXX-2400HD High Definition Video ServerOperations Manual MAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual PageContents Graphic User Interface Overview Clip Navigator Connecting to the Network Updating Firmware MAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual PagePreface Software and Operations Manual RevisionsTypographical Conventions Personal Injury Precautions Safety NoticesSafety Terms and Symbols General Safety CautionTrademarks Product Damage PrecautionsProduct Improvements and Upgrades Product RegistrationSeamless Installation in New Facilities IntroductionExceptional Storage Capacity Better Images with JPEG Remote ControlsAudio Features Compatibility with Automation ControllersThe Graphic User Interface File Transfers over Gigabit EthernetReliability Counts Key Features and Benefits Applications for 360 Systems Servers Maintenance Spares Accessory InformationUnpacking InstallationImportant Installation Notes Power ConditioningSystem Cooling RF Interference by Cell Phones Server Operating EnvironmentContinuous Conversion UPS Design Recommended UPS ModelsStatic Discharge About Server SoftwareRack Mounting Mounting an Audio Module AXP-3, AXP-4or DXP-1Mounting the Control Module CXP Installing the Hard Drives Connecting the Monitor, Mouse and KeyboardRear Panel Connections HD-SDIVideo Inputs Serial Port Control Module CXP Connections Audio Module ConnectionsGPI Control Serial Control Ports for Channels 1, 2, 3 &The Server Desktop Basic OperationsGraphic User Interface Overview Windows Menu System Menu BarShow Menu Edit MenuThe Status Bar Help MenuThe Transport Channel View Transport Menu BarFile Menu Options Menu The Playlist Channel View Playlist Menu BarFile Menu Save As Options MenuInitial System Configuration Setting the Video Sync SourceSelecting a Sync Reference Selecting a Video Format Record Configuration Options Setting the Video Bit RateMaking a Recording from the GUI Setting the Audio Input Source Setting an Audio Delay TimeArming Audio Tracks Audio Rate Conversion Setting VANC Line Selections Selecting a Time Code SourceBeginning Recording Making a Named Recording Making a Crash RecordingMonitoring a Recording Source with E-EMode Under automation control, Auto E-Ebehavior is slightly different than under GUI control. The server will remain in E-EON mode until a transport control command Play, Stop, Jog, etc is received. After receiving such a command, the server will remain in E-EOFF mode until record mode is entered. In record mode, E-Emode is ON. As with GUI operation, automation controllers may send E-EON and E-EOFF commands to override the automatic operation Looping a Clip Pausing a ClipPlaying a Clip from the GUI Beginning PlaybackUsing Shuttle to Control Playback Speed Using JogUsing GO-TO Using Fast Forward / Rewind•For Hold Speed operation, position the cursor over the slider control scale not the slider arrow and click the left mouse button to increment the speed control. The transport will run in the selected direction at the selected speed without holding the mouse button down. The cursor may now be moved over the Stop button to wait for the desired point Editing a Clip Using Edit While RecordingMarking the Out Point System Configuration Programming GPIO Outputs Programming GPI Inputs Configuring the Ethernet Network Enabling/Disabling DHCP Setting the Date and Time Filtering the Clip Display Clip NavigatorRenaming and Deleting Clips Sorting ClipsFinding Clips Finding Clips Using WildcardsFinding Clips Using Regular Expressions Using Playlists The Playlist View Creating and Running a Playlist Saving an Existing Playlist FILE>SAVE Setting a Start Time for a PlaylistLoading a Playlist FILE>OPEN Saving a New Playlist FILE>SAVE ASLooping Playlist LOOP Pausing Playlist PLAY/PAUSEStopping a Playlist STOP Cueing Clip CUEViewing, Editing and Archiving Playlists Editing PlaylistsSet Maximum Number of Items to Keep Enabling As-RunLoggingChanging Duration of Clips in Playlist Removing Clips Above or Below the Selected ClipInserting HOLD Into a Playlist Appending a Playlist FILE->APPENDMapping GPO to Playlist Events Figure 27 - GPO Editor Mapping GPI to Control a PlaylistSystem Timing Advanced TopicsUsing Audio Sample Rate Conversion Using Embedded AudioUsing Ganging for Key-and-Fillor 3D Playback Ganging Channels for Synchronized PlaybackCombined Video and Graphics Capabilities Importing TARGA Graphics FilesAnimation Import .mov files Still Frames FTP File Transfers Logging In to the Server FTP Service Transfer of Edited Segments TARGA .tga Automatic Date/Time Updates Connecting to the NetworkNetwork Time Protocol Selecting the Time Zone Configuring NTPEntering Network Parameters Click the APPLY button to save your changes Remote Serial Control Automation ControlConfiguring the Automation Interface Figure 34 - Serial Port Configuration Screen Other Automation Options Ignore Preroll Commands Tested Automation Controllers Tested Remote Control Panels and SwitchersSystem Requirements Remote Workstation InterfaceOperations About the Remote Workstation InterfaceAfter Installation InstallationHard Disk Management Improved Write Performance About RAIDManaging Disk Arrays Error Notification and RepairMAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual PageLog-Into the RAID Utilities Figure 40 - RAID Array Condition Screen Determining the Condition of the RAID Array•Login as ADMINISTRATOR •Note the ERROR STATUS on this Summary ScreenDisplaying the Alarm Log of the Raid Array •Note the status of each drive in the array Checking Status of the DrivesFigure 42 - RAID Array Maintenance Screen •Select MANAGEMENT>MAINTENANCERemoving the Degraded Drive from the RAID Unit The UNIT MAINTENANCE SCREEN above will appearFigure 43 - Removing Failed Drive from Array Rebuilding the RAID Array Replacing Hard Drives RAID Controller Settings Multi-ChannelAudio Audio Input/Output ModulesDXP-2Digital Audio Module AXP-3Analog Audio Module DXP-2Technical SpecificationsAXP3/AXP4 Technical Specifications Analog Audio ModuleMAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual Maintenance Fault DiagnosticsFront Panel Indicators Removing the Top Cover Access To ComponentsGigabit Ethernet Indicators Opening the Front PanelInstalling/Removing I/O Cards General Handling PrecautionsSoftware Updates From CD-Rom Program Updates from USB Memory Updating Firmware MAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual PageFactory Repair Policy Replacing a Hard DriveSafety Regulatory CertificationsRadio Interference Compliance Limited Warranty Product WarrantyFor Server Software End User License AgreementMAXX-2400HDOwner’s Manual Appendix A Connector SpecificationsAudio XLR-3Connector Pinout Serial Control Connector PinoutBNC Connectors GPIO ConnectorsGPI Connector Pinout Figure 31: GPIO Connection Schematic System Board Ports Serial Command Protocols VDCP Command TableAppendix B CMD-1 ACK= 10.01 NAK=11.12.xx BVW Serial Command TableOdetics Protocol COMMAND COMMAND Appendix C Technical SpecificationsMenu Operations Keyboard ShortcutsTransport Control File OperationsPlaylist Management Detail Appendix D#GPIOutputNumber@Offset;Duration A list can be edited by Sample As-RunLog Appendix EAs-RunLogging Detail As-RunNaming ConventionAs-RunLog Body As-RunLog Page HeaderMechanical Drawing Appendix FIndex Ethernet Ports Pinout Serial Control