Indications Of Disk Lamps On Trays - NEC Promise SuperTrak EX8350 User Manual

Disk array controller (sata2)
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2. Indications of Disk Lamps on Trays

Disk lamp
Indication
Green
OFF
Rapid blink
Amber
ON during start
ON during operation
Slow blink
Without accesses, the green lamp may blink frequently. This does not indicate the
occurrence of a failure.
It is caused by routine monitoring accesses by ESMPRO or the disk array controller itself
or periodical accesses from OS. In addition, due to the nature of the disk array controller,
Notice
the blinking period against a single access is rather long. Such accesses may cause
frequent blinks to occur.
Check
Description
Does not access to HDD.
Access to HDD now.
Supplies power to HDD. Does not indicate that HDD is defected.
Indicates that HDD is defected or SATA cable is disconnected. If HDD is
defected, replace it with new one and perform rebuild process.
Indicates that rebuild process is in progress.
Some servers cannot be connected with additional HDD cages or can only be
connected with different types of additional HDD cages. Contact your service
representative for details.
The amber lamp goes on every boot of the server. However, this does not indicate
the occurrence of a fault.
Rebooting takes place with the lamp status at rebooting remaining unchanged.
Additional HDD cage
Tray
Disk lamp

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