About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc
About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc
Hardware Reference 1 1 5 9 2 Figure 108. ContentServer 2124 Front Panel Table 40. ContentServer 2124 Front Panel Components # Component Description 1 Disk drives (12) The server contains 12 SATA disk drives, providing storage for the Omneon MediaGrid. Drives are numbered from left to right starting with drive 1 on the top left and ending with drive 12 on the bottom right. 2 Drive latch Push the drive latch to the right to release and then pull out the lever to remove the disk drive carrier. A red lock graphic indicates that the drive carrier is locked. Use the supplied “Torx” tool to lock and unlock the carrier. 3 Disk drive status LEDs Two LEDs provide drive status as follows: • Top LED (solid green)—indicates the disk is present in slot and powered up. • Top LED (flashing green)—indicates disk activity. • Bottom LED (solid amber)—indicates a failed drive. IMPORTANT: Do not turn off power when replacing a drive. As soon as the new drive is inserted, the system will begin replicating the data from the other drives. Rear Panel Components 2 6 10 Figure 109 and Table 41 describe the rear panel view of a typical ContentServer 2124. 234 Installation and Configuration Guide 3 3 7 11 4 8 12
2 1 2 1 3 ID Figure 109. ContentServer 2124 Rear Panel 4 5 S tatus NIC 0 NIC 1 Table 41. ContentServer 2124 Rear Panel Components # Component Description 6 7 8 9 11 10 Hardware Reference 1 Power supplies Dual, redundant power supplies provide power to the system. 2 Power supply status LED Lights to indicate status of the power supply, as follows: • No Color—indicates no AC power to power supply unit. • Green (blinking)—indicates that power supplied to the unit and standby voltages are available. • Green (solid on)—indicates that all power outputs available. • Amber (solid on)—indicates that the power supply has failed; shutdown due to over current; shutdown due to over temperature; indicating a predictive failure. 3 ID LED Blinks on when the unit has been “winked” from the SystemManager application. 4 PS/2 mouse connector Use to connect a mouse to the system. 5 PS/2 keyboard connector Use to connect a keyboard to the system. 6 System status LED Lights to indicate status of the system, as follows: • No Color—indicates that the system not ready; the AC power is off. • Green/Amber (alternate blinking)—indicates the system is not ready; pre-power is on. • Green (solid on)—indicates the system booted and is ready. • Green (blink)—indicates the system degraded. • Amber (blink)—indicates a on-critical or non-fatal alarm. • Amber (solid on)—indicates a critical, non-recoverable error. The system has failed or shut down. Omneon, Now Part of Harmonic 235 13 NIC 3 NIC 2 14 12
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Hardware Reference<br />
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Figure 108. ContentServer 2124 Front Panel<br />
Table 40. ContentServer 2124 Front Panel Components<br />
# Component Description<br />
1 Disk drives (12) The server contains 12 SATA disk drives, providing storage<br />
for the <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong>. Drives are numbered from left<br />
to right starting with drive 1 on the top left and ending with<br />
drive 12 on the bottom right.<br />
2 Drive latch Push the drive latch to the right to release and then pull out<br />
the lever to remove the disk drive carrier. A red lock graphic<br />
indicates that the drive carrier is locked. Use the supplied<br />
“Torx” tool to lock and unlock the carrier.<br />
3 Disk drive status LEDs Two LEDs provide drive status as follows:<br />
• Top LED (solid green)—indicates the disk is present in<br />
slot and powered up.<br />
• Top LED (flashing green)—indicates disk activity.<br />
• Bottom LED (solid amber)—indicates a failed drive.<br />
IMPORTANT: Do not turn off power when replacing a drive. As soon as the new drive is inserted, the<br />
system will begin replicating the data from the other drives.<br />
Rear Panel Components<br />
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Figure 109 and Table 41 describe the rear panel view of a typical ContentServer 2124.<br />
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