Appendix
Troubleshooting
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CLIPSTER | Hardware Guide | Hardware Generation V+
Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH
The system is
overheated.
If you can rule out the above
mentioned causes, the alarm
must be due to overheating.
See to it that the ambient
temperature at the front of
the system does not exceed
the operating temperature
specified in section “Tech-
nical Data” on page 77. If the
temperature is within the
range, check the ventilation
holes of the system and free
them from all obstructions
(e.g. dust). In case the
problem persists, contact the
R&S DVS service department.
An alarm is
sounded and
the alarm LED
is off. The alarm
cannot be
switched mute
with the mute
button.
OR
At start-up the
system is not
able to initialize
a disk set.
A SSD disk or a
SSD disk carrier
got
loose/jammed
(e.g. after trans-
port) or is not
mounted
correctly.
Shut down the system as
described in section “Shut-
ting Down the System” on
page 50. Then perform the
following: Pull all disk carriers
partially out of the chassis
and afterwards install them
again. See to it that they are
pulled out and reassembled
correctly as described in
section “Replacing the SSD
Disk” on page 59. After that
start the system again.
A SSD disk of
the SSD disk
array is defective.
Replace the defective disk as
explained in section
“Replacing the SSD Disk” on
page 59.
A RAID controller
is defective.
If you can rule out the above
mentioned causes, a RAID
controller may be defective.
Contact the DVS service
department.
Error
Cause
Solution