
FDI2056 Use
r’s Manual
v 2.0 r 1.1
– 03/13
Copyright © 2013 Metrolab Technology SA
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GETTING STARTED
2-
Installation Guide
This chapter provides information regarding the various connections available on
the instrument and other internal configurations available to the user.
2-1 FDI 2056 HOST INTERFACE PANEL AND CONNECTIONS
The DVI (Digital Visual Interface) is used to connect the host
interface to a display device, such as a computer monitor.
The USB host interface is used to connect devices such as a
keyboard, a mouse, etc.
Ethernet connectors: Connector number 2 must be used to
connect the instrument to your host computer using a crossover
cable or a straight cable to a switch or a hub.
The two LEDs signal the following information :
Top LED
Bottom LED
Off : No link
Off : No Link
Orange : 1 Gb Link
Green blinking : activity
Green : 100 Mb Link
Three LEDs are present on the interface front panel.
The LED named PG (Power Good) is green when the system
’s power is
functioning as expected. When off, the system is sleeping. When the color
of this LED turns to steady red or blinking continuously, it indicates a major
failure.
The GP LED is not dedicated to any particular hardware or firmware
function. Nevertheless, a red blinking GP LED indicates a major failure.
The LED named HD (Hard Drive) blinks each time an access is made to
the internal hard drive or more generally, when any access is made to the
SATA port.