About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc
About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc
Hardware Reference Link indicator Port 0 Port 1 Figure 98. Gigabit Ethernet Port Status LEDs Table 30. ContentServer 1042B Gigabit Ethernet Port Status LEDs LED LED State NIC State Link (left) Off Power off, network cables unplugged ContentServer 1042C-DP The ContentServer 1042C-DP provides the same functionality as the 1042B but with the addition of dual redundant power supplies. For information on front panel components, refer to Front Panel Components from the ContentServer 1042B section. Rear Panel Components Activity indicator Green (solid) Power off, network cables plugged in. Active connection at 100 Mb/s Amber (solid) Power on, network cables plugged in. Active connection at 1 Gb/s Activity (right) Off Power off, network cables unplugged Yellow (solid) Power on, active connection Yellow (blink) Power on, network data being sent or received Figure 99 and Table 31 describe the rear panel view of a typical ContentServer 1042C-DP. 222 Installation and Configuration Guide
Figure 99. Rear View of ContentServer 1042C-DP Table 31. ContentServer 1042C-DP Rear Panel Descriptions Indicator, Button, or Connector Description ContentServer NIC Indicator Codes Figure 100 and Table 32 provide descriptions of the Gigabit Ethernet Port Status LEDs. Hardware Reference 1. Power Supplies (2) Dual redundant power supplies. For replacement instructions, refer to the Omneon MediaGrid Component Replacement Guide. 2. Power Supply Status LED LEDs to indicate status of the power supply, as follows: • Off—indicates no AC power to power supply unit. • Green (blinking)—indicates unit is powering on • Green (solid on)—indicates that all power outputs available • Red (blinking on)—indicates that the power supply has failed Note that when a power supply has failed, an audible alarm sounds 3.Reset Button Restarts an unresponsive ContentServer. Use only when directed by Omneon Support. Pressing this button during normal operation may cause loss of data 4. Soft Power Button Used to control the motherboard power-on status, independent of the physical power switch on the rear panel of the ContentServer. This may be used to power on the ContentServer if it is still unresponsive after turning on the physical power switch. Use only when directed by Omneon Support. Pressing this button during normal operation may cause loss of data. 5. Wink LED Blinks on when the unit has been “winked” from the SystemManager application. 6. Serial Connector Unused 7. Gigabit Ethernet ports (Left =NIC 0, Right =NIC 1) Use these Gigabit Ethernet ports for system communication and interfacing with selected applications. Refer to Table 32 for a description of each LED state. Omneon, Now Part of Harmonic 223
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Hardware Reference<br />
Link<br />
indicator<br />
Port 0 Port 1<br />
Figure 98. Gigabit Ethernet Port Status LEDs<br />
Table 30. ContentServer 1042B Gigabit Ethernet Port Status LEDs<br />
LED LED State NIC State<br />
Link (left) Off Power off, network cables unplugged<br />
ContentServer 1042C-DP<br />
The ContentServer 1042C-DP provides the same functionality as the 1042B but with the addition of<br />
dual redundant power supplies. For information on front panel components, refer to Front Panel<br />
Components from the ContentServer 1042B section.<br />
Rear Panel Components<br />
Activity<br />
indicator<br />
Green (solid) Power off, network cables plugged in.<br />
Active connection at 100 Mb/s<br />
Amber (solid) Power on, network cables plugged in.<br />
Active connection at 1 Gb/s<br />
Activity (right) Off Power off, network cables unplugged<br />
Yellow (solid) Power on, active connection<br />
Yellow (blink) Power on, network data being sent or received<br />
Figure 99 and Table 31 describe the rear panel view of a typical ContentServer 1042C-DP.<br />
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