7th Sense Delta, User Manual

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Managing Delta Servers © 2018 7thSense Design
Stack web interface
Colour is important. Green denotes additional information or successes, red denotes an immediate
problem, yellow provides a warning that may or may not be of importance, and blue denotes extra
information.
Health is generally the most important piece to the summary page. It displays all immediate issues to
you in red. So a quick glance over the page should give you a net idea of what, if any, issues your
system(s) are having.
Note : Information on this page is not real-time. The maximum update rate for each server entry is
once every 2 seconds.
Columns
Table columns can be ordered by pressing the respective headers in the table until a desired ordering is
achieved. The following presents extra information about each column:
Column Name Orderable Description
Control If a down arrow shows, click this to expand the server profile.
Server Name Yes If Delta is not running this will reflect the machine’s hostname,
otherwise
it will display the Delta name.
IP Address
Yes The
active
IP address of the machine is shown in white and is a live
link to that server. Other NICs per server are shown, where
available, in grey.
Group Yes
The
group ID of Delta.
Master Yes Displays ‘Master’ if the server’s a master server or ‘Slave’ if it’s a
slave
.
Health Displays all immediate issues with the machine side by side: In red:
‘Delta Server not running’; ‘Stack not running’, in blue: ‘Read Only’.
Will
only indicate ‘Healthy’ in green if everything’s OK.
State Reflects
the
front panel LED states. Tooltips in theses read ‘Graphics’,
‘Movies’ and ‘Audio’.
Genlock Displays ‘Non AMD System’ in blue, or ‘DM not available’ in red if an
unsupported DeltaMonitor
version
is running on the machine.
Displays ‘Not Available’ if Genlock’s not available or if Genlock is
available but not enabled, it will display ‘Available’ in yellow. If
Genlock on this machine is available and turned on, then this value
will state ‘Enabled’ in green.