Packard Bell ST8000, 5800 manual Power- On LED, Status Indicator LEDs

The OCP provides a four line by twenty character display. There are five function keys for a menu driven interface.

An animated icon will appear on a static display and provides an “at-a-glance” look at system status. When a “happy” animated face appears, all systems are indicating a nominal state. When the animated face changes to a “sad” face, the system indicates that a problem has been detected and requests your attention.

The “power system” status will display the total power available per drive slot in redundant and non- redundant mode. A maximum supported value of 30 watts per drive bay is available in either mode. The user can also view individual power supply status and configurations.

Cabinet temperature is measured within the drive bay area between drive slots 2 and 3, and slots 7 and 8. By sensing cabinet temperature in these locations, the system provides the most sensitive measurement for maximum protection. The temperature is displayed in both Celsius and Fahrenheit. A SAF-TE processor monitors the performance of each of the fans via tach pulses which tracks the speed of each fan impeller. The OCP displays information about the speed of each fan. Fan speed is controlled via the internal cabinet temperature, referenced from the user-established temperature threshold.

Power- On LED

The Power-On LED signifies that the DEU system has power applied.

Status Indicator LEDs

There are three Status Indicator LEDs to assist the user in determining the current state of the DEU subsystem. The following subsections describe each LED.

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