Sun Microsystems 817-3630-11 Connecting Peripheral Devices, How to Eject a CD From a CD-ROM Drive

▼How to Eject a CD From a CD-ROM Drive

●To eject a CD from your CD-ROM drive, from the Options menu, choose Eject the CD-ROM.

Connecting Peripheral Devices

The SunPCi III card main backplate contains an LED indicator, two audio ports, a Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 connection, an Ethernet connection, and an external video port. See “SunPCi III Main Card Backplate” on page 105

Using the LED Indicator

The LED indicator gives a visual indication of the status of the SunPCi card. The LED indicator is located on the SunPCi III main card backplate. The LED is especially useful when you have several SunPCi cards installed on a system, and helps you identify the active card, as well as check the status of each card.

The following table describes the states of the LED indicator in normal operation.

TABLE 10-1LED Colors and Status

Color	Status
Solid green	SunPCi running normally.
Solid amber	Problem with SunPCi card. A system error has occurred and
	service is required.
Blinking amber	SunPCi running or booting up, but if the blinking amber light
	continues, it indicates a potential problem.
No Color	SunPCi is powered off and not running.

The LED indicator can be used to identify a specific SunPCi card on your system by either of the following methods.

■If SunPCi is running, you can identify the card on which the session is running by pressing the Meta-F keyboard combination in the SunPCi window. The LED indicator cycles through the green, red, and amber colors for one second each time the Meta-F keyboard combination is pressed.

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