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Chapter 1
Table 1-2. Component Indicators
LED ICON
This Temperature LED has four distinctive states and is
Temperature
linked to the two processors and a sensor on the system board.
LED
NOTE
Fan LED
This Fan LED has four states of operation. The sensor
connected to this LED monitors the speed of all four fans in
the HP Netserver (including the power supply).
Description
Steady Green for normal operation.
Alternating Green/Red indicates the temperature has
crossed the warning threshold. If this condition
continues a system crash and possible data corruption
will occur. Must take action to correct problem.
Steady Red indicates the temperature has exceeded the
critical threshold. If the shutdown feature is currently
enabled in HP Integrated Remote Assistant software,
the Netserver shuts down to prevent processor or
system board damage. By default, the shutdown feature
is not enabled. Refer to Chapter 10, "Configuring the
HP Netserver" to enable the shutdown feature.
Steady Off (unlit) for power off condition.
The processors used in this HP Netserver have a thermal
sensor inside the processor package which monitors the
chip temperature. If the processor crosses the critical
threshold it shuts down operation to prevent damage to the
processor, but this may cause a system crash and possible
data corruption. The Temperature LED monitors these
two sensors and one additional sensor on the system
board.
Steady Green for normal fan speed operation
Alternating Green/Red indicates one or all fans have
slowed down (crossing warning threshold). If this
condition continues a system crash and possible data
corruption will occur. Must take action to correct
problem before temperature starts to rise.
Steady Red indicates a fan is turning slower than its
critical speed. However, this will not cause the
Netserver to shutdown.
Steady Off (unlit) for power off condition.
Controls, Ports, and Indicators
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