MobileView 4
Installation Manual
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Troubleshooting
The system LEDs provide a substantive and instantaneous status of the MobileView DVR.
See
below for details on what each LED indicates.
For example, software LED 3 corresponds to the red LED on the panic button. When active,
a green LED indicates a fault exists that needs maintenance. Examples of common faults are
video loss on one or more cameras, system overwriting old archive data, drive full, fan or
fuse failure, etc. Generally these types of faults are easy to identify through use of the Video
Manager client or by review of the system log file. They are also easy to fix.
Table 4. System LEDs
LED type
LED Condition if green
Condition if red
Power
1
Main power present
Input voltage out of tolerance
2
Main fuse good
Not applicable
3
Ignition signal present
Not applicable
4
Internal PSU voltage within tolerance
None
Status
1
System on
MPU heartbeat (slow pulse)
2
Digital input change
Fan failure
3
HDD activity
System overheating
4
Back box network link status
Back box network activity
Software
1
Capture software active
System fault
2
Valid GPS tracking solution
Not applicable
3
System requires maintenance
Not applicable
4
None
Minimum storage failure
Com
1
Data received from MPU
Data sent to MPU
2
COM 2 data received
COM2 data sent
3
COM 3 data received
COM 3 data sent
4
Data received from GPS module
Data sent to GPS module
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