Pelco GW5000 Appendix A: Replacing the Operating System Drive

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Appendix A: Replacing the Operating System Drive

The GW5000 uses a compact flash drive for the unit operating system. In addition to greater reliability, this drive can be easily replaced if a

failure occurs.

NOTES:

• You must shut down the unit to replace the operating system drive.

• The unit uses a hex button socket security screw to prevent tampering. This procedure requires the enclosed operating system drive

security tool.

Contact Pelco for the new operating system drive.

To replace the operating system drive (refer to Figure36 ):

1. Shut down the GW5000 (refer to Unit Shutdown on page19).

2. Use the security tool to disengage the drive latch on the front panel. The latch is spring loaded and pops out about 0.25 inches (6 mm).

Thesecurity screw is att ached to the latch and cannot be removed.

3. Gently pull the latch away from the front panel. The drive disengages from its slot.

4. Remove the drive from the unit.

5. Orient the new drive and insert it into the slot.

6. Use the security tool to engage and tighten the latch on the front panel.

7. Turn on the GW5000 (refer to Unit Startup on page19).

Figure 36. Replacing the Operating System Drive

PULLING LATCH

SECURITY TOOL

SECURITY SCREW

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Main Page Contents Page List of Illustrations Page Regulatory Notices RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE Video Quality Caution FRAME RATE NOTICE REGARDING USER-SELECTED OPTIONS Security Notice Description APPLICATION SCENARIO Before You Begin PARTS LIST Qty Description USER-SUPPLIED PARTS LIST Qty Description PACKAGE CONTENTS Figure 3. Accessory Pack Figure 2. Major Package Components ACCESSORY PACK SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE Figure 4. Rack Mount Kit Equipment Placement and Rack Mounting PRODUCT SERIAL NUMBER LABEL PLACEMENT DESKTOP INSTALLATION RACK MOUNTING Page Page Page Connections CONNECTING POWER CONNECTING TO THE NETWORK Operation FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS u REAR PANEL INDICATORS UNIT STARTUP UNIT SHUTDOWN Network Configuration INTRODUCTION CONFIGURING THE LAN FIREWALL CONFIGURING THE WAN FIREWALL TESTING WEB CLIENT CONNECTIVITY RESOLVING ROUTER SOURCE ADDRESS AND PORT TRANSLATION ACCESSING THE ENDURA NETWORK OVER A VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK Configuring the Endura Gateway LOGGING ON TO THE WEB CLIENT FOR THE FIRST TIME ENTERING THE PUBLIC NETWORK INTERFACE HOST INFORMATION ENTERING THE PRIVATE NETWORK INTERFACE HOST INFORMATION ADDING DEVICE NETWORK ADDRESSES CONFIGURING THE NETWORK DIRECTORY INTERFACE ESTABLISHING EVENT ARCHIVE SETTINGS GETTING STATUS OF ARCHIVED EVENTS MAINTAINING THE GATEWAY SETTING THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF USERS RESTARTING THE GATEWAY DAEMON REBOOTING THE GATEWAY RESTORING THE DEFAULT DATABASE CONFIGURING THE E-MAIL SERVER SENDING BROADCAST MESSAGES TESTING CONNECTIONS TESTING E-MAIL Page Configuring Users on the Web Client CREATING A USER EDITING USER ATTRIBUTES AND ROLES SETTING USER ATTRIBUTES CHOOSING A ROLE ADDING GATEWAYS DELETING A USER Appendix A: Replacing the Operating System Drive Appendix B: Updating Software Appendix C: Configuring Internet Explorer Appendix D: Working with Multiple Gateways CREATING A NEW ACTIVE SCHEMA ATTRIBUTE CREATING A NEW USER IN THE ACTIVE DIRECTORY CREATING A NEW COMPUTER IN THE ACTIVE DIRECTORY Appendix E: Bandwidth Selection Appendix F: Troubleshooting Specifications MODEL NUMBER VIDEO/AUDIO NETWORK FRONT PANEL INDICATORS/FUNCTIONS PHYSICAL WEB CLIENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS STANDARDS/ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCT WARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMATION