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Summary of Contents for MS8500-E

Page 1: ...MS8500 E Media Switch Server Quick Guide Manual Version P100 20140307 ...

Page 2: ...licable national laws and regulations Safety and Compliance Information Conventions Used Symbol The symbols in this chapter are shown in the following table They are used to remind the reader of the safety precautions during equipment installation and maintenance Safety Symbol Description Generic alarm symbol To suggest a general safety concern ESD protection symbol To suggest electrostatic sensit...

Page 3: ...orts and the fiber cable ends when they are powered on Caution Use of controls or adjustments to the performance or procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous laser emissions Regulatory Compliance FCC Part 15 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reaso...

Page 4: ...European Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC and EMC Directive 2004 108 EC WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC The product this manual refers to is covered by the Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive and must be disposed of in a responsible manner ...

Page 5: ... Procedure 15 Installing the Front Panel 16 Installing the Extended Network Interface Card Optional 16 Connecting Cables 17 Connecting the RS 232 Cable 17 Connecting the Grounding Cable 18 Connecting the Power Cable 20 3 Device Power On Off 20 4 Basic Configuration 21 Configuration Tasks 21 Logging In to the Web Interface 21 Configuration Through the Command Line Interface 22 Viewing and Modifying...

Page 6: ...and Extracting the Software Package 26 Running the Upgrade Script 27 Software Uninstallation 27 Software Reinstallation 28 6 FAQs 29 How to Replace a Hard Disk 29 Preinstallation Check 29 Installation Procedure 30 ...

Page 7: ...re server based on the IP Multimedia Operating System IMOS and oriented toward IP based video surveillance systems The MS8500 E uses the Media Switch 3 0 MS3 0 software Appearance The actual appearance of the MS8500 E may be different from the illustrations below Figure 1 1 Front view Figure 1 2 Rear view ...

Page 8: ... GE port 1 10 GE port 2 11 FE port 12 Power on off button 13 Reset button 14 Grounding terminal For detailed descriptions of the ports and buttons refer to Table 1 1 Table 1 1 Port and button descriptions Port Description AC input z 100 240 V AC 50 Hz 60 Hz Extended power slot z Standard 1 slot z Optional 2 slots in 1 1 redundancy mode Extended NIC slot Two options z NIC with 4 GE ports RJ 45 z NI...

Page 9: ...r connection to a USB device Serial port 1 RS 232 RJ 45 port for debugging and maintenance purposes Serial port 2 RS 485 RS 232 RJ 45 port compatible with RS 485 and RS 232 ports GE port 10 100 1000 Mbit s adaptive Ethernet port for connection to a service network FE port 10 100 Mbit s adaptive Ethernet port for connection to a client computer Power on off Pressing and holding this button for 3 se...

Page 10: ...4 LEDs and Nixie Tubes Front Panel LEDs Figure 1 4 Front panel LEDs 1 System LED 2 Hard disk status LEDs Rear panel LEDs and nixie tubes Figure 1 5 Rear panel LEDs and nixie tubes 1 2 ...

Page 11: ... Blinking green The hard disk is reading or writing data Power module LED Green red Off The power module is not connected to AC power Steady green The power module is connected to AC power and the device is powered on Blinking green With one power module installed the power module is connected to AC power but the device is not powered on Blinking red With two power modules installed power module A...

Page 12: ...riptions Status Indication Two digits It shows the main board temperature in Celsius degrees during system operation Blinking digits indicates a temperature alarm F0 0F FF F blinks Blinking F indicates that the corresponding fan module is faulty 0 indicates that the corresponding fan module is working properly The nixie tube on the left represents fan module 0 and that on the right represents fan ...

Page 13: ...4 Weight Standard 12 kg Maximum 14 kg Overall power consumption Maximum 200 W Maximum number of hard disks 4 Hard disk type SATA II Working temperature 0 C to 40 C Recommended range 10 C to 35 C Working humidity 20 to 80 non condensing Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C Storage humidity 10 to 90 non condensing Working altitude 60 m to 5000 m Factory Default Settings for Network Parameters Table 1 5 ...

Page 14: ...t 1 z IP address subnet mask 192 168 0 12 255 255 255 0 z Default gateway None GE port 2 Obtains an IP address through DHCP Extended network port optional Obtains an IP address through DHCP Host name The host name is Localhost ...

Page 15: ...ardware installation procedure Installation Procedure Figure 2 1 Installation flowchart Preinstallation check Remove front panel Install the device Install hard disk Install extended NIC Connect cables End Install front panel Requirements met Begin No Yes ...

Page 16: ...rist strap or gloves Checking the installation site The device must be installed indoors and the lightning protection and grounding requirements must be met z Ensure that the installation environment meets the lightning protection requirements If necessary use appropriate lightning protection apparatuses for the device z Ensure that the device is properly grounded through the grounding terminal Fo...

Page 17: ...earing capacity of the cabinet is sufficient to support the device and no obstacle inside or around the cabinet will affect the device installation z The cabinet door is not a glass door z The cabinet is supported by a bracket instead of rollers Installation Procedure Planning the installation position in the cabinet Plan the space and position according to the height 2 U of the device and the num...

Page 18: ...12 Figure 2 4 Installed device in the cabinet Slide rail Front mounting bracket Rear mounting bracket ...

Page 19: ...13 Attaching the slide rails to the cabinet Figure 2 5 Installing the slide rails NOTE You can extend the slide rails to fit the cabinet ...

Page 20: ...e screw slots on the device with the screw holes on the cabinet insert the screws through the holes and then tighten the screws Figure 2 6 Securing the device to the cabinet using screws Installing the Device on a Workbench If a 19 inch cabinet is not available you may directly place the device on a clean workbench Before installing the device on the workbench check that z The workbench is firm en...

Page 21: ...ully read the instructions for the hard disks included in the package z Use an antistatic wrist strap or antistatic gloves throughout the procedure Installation Procedure Removing the dust filter Figure 2 7 Removing the dust filter Inserting the hard disk Unpack the hard disk and then slowly insert it into the hard disk slot NOTE Two hard disks are delivered with the device and should be installed...

Page 22: ...ing the hard disk in place with your thumb Installing the Front Panel Attach the front panel to the front of the device and then tighten the captive screws Figure 2 10 Installing the front panel Installing the Extended Network Interface Card Optional Two types of extended network interface cards NICs are allowed You may choose either type as required z NIC with 2 10GE ports SFP z NIC with 4 GE por...

Page 23: ... the extended NIC Figure 2 11 Installing the extended NIC Connecting Cables Connecting the RS 232 Cable Figure 2 12 shows cable requirements for device maintenance through serial port 1 RS 232 The DB9 port is connected to the PC and the RJ 45 port is connected to serial port 1 on the device Figure 2 12 RS232 cable ...

Page 24: ... end to a reliable grounding point as shown in Figure 2 13 Figure 2 13 Connecting the grounding cable Using a grounding bar in the equipment room NOTE If the cabinet you are using provides a grounding bar connect the grounding cable of the device to the grounding bar If a grounding bar is available in the equipment room connect the other end of the grounding cable to the grounding bolt on the grou...

Page 25: ...point should be protected with anti corrosion treatment Figure 2 15 shows how the grounding cable should be connected Figure 2 15 Grounding using a buried grounding conductor 1 Grounding terminal 2 AC input 3 Grounding cable 4 Earth 5 Angle steel or steel pipe Grounding through the protection earthing PE cable of AC power If neither a grounding bar nor a mud ground is available connect the groundi...

Page 26: ... for a building is grounded during cabling Check that the power system of the building is properly grounded Figure 2 17 AC power socket 1 Neutral point 2 Zero wire 3 Live wire 3 Device Power On Off z To power on the device Press the Power On Off button after you have connected the device to power CAUTION Before you connect the device to power ensure that the grounding cable has been properly conne...

Page 27: ...s Performing service operations View service status start stop and restart service Viewing system logs View system logs Viewing the system version View system version information Logging In to the Web Interface After you have logged in to the Web interface you can perform operations including setting the device ID and the VM server IP For details refer to the Online Help NOTE Use the default admin...

Page 28: ...gtool sh deviceid MS8500 E MS8500 E is the new MS8500 E device ID z Change the VM server IP root localhost mscfgtool sh serverip 192 168 254 155 192 168 254 155 is the new VM server IP NOTE You can also modify MS8500 E device ID and VM server IP through the Web interface For details refer to MS8500 E Online Help z Change Apache port numbers NOTE You need to modify the port number only when the def...

Page 29: ...ng command root localhost msserver sh stop Restarting the service To restart the service manually use the following command root localhost msserver sh restart Viewing System Logs System logs are stored in the var log imoslog directory To search the directory for a log file use the ls command To view the content of a log file use the tail command The following command output is only for your refere...

Page 30: ...l z The client computer is installed with the SSH client and through which you have connected to the server For details refer to Logging In to the Server Through the SSH Client Do not exit the SSH client until you have completed the upgrade or installation otherwise the upgrade or installation will fail NOTE When you log in to the MS8500 E through the SSH client for the first time use 192 168 0 30...

Page 31: ... and then in the Connect to Remote Host dialog box type the IP address of the MS8500 E server as the host name type root as the user name keep the default settings for the rest parameters as shown in Figure 5 2 and then click Figure 5 2 Connect to Remote Host dialog box 3 When the Enter Password dialog box as shown in Figure 5 3 appears type uniview as the password and then click OK to log in to t...

Page 32: ...g directory take root as an example in the current server operating system and then extract the package The procedure is as follows 1 Log in to the server by using the SSH client and then click A window appears 2 In the left pane of the window select the directory where the installation package for example MS8500 E is located and then drag the package to the root directory in the right pane The pa...

Page 33: ...ts is generated Running the Upgrade Script Access the generated directory and run the sh msupdate sh script by using the following commands root localhost cd MS8500 E root localhost MS8500 E sh msupdate sh Then follow system prompts to complete the upgrade Software Uninstallation WARNING Uninstallation will delete all the related data so back up all the data before you start To uninstall the softw...

Page 34: ...mmand output is for your reference only and may be different in the actual reinstallation process The boldface descriptions are explanatory notes root localhost cd MS8500 E root localhost MS8500 E source msinstall sh 2013 03 15 15 42 09 Do not close the terminal during the installation otherwise unknown error might occur MS8500 E installation begins Please choose the language of MS8500 E default 0...

Page 35: ...ath var log imoslog Start msserver succeeded usr local mswww apache htdocs bin apachectl start httpd started Start msdaemon succeeded Start servers succeeded Install MS8500 E succeeded The MS8500 E server automatically restarts when the installation is completed You can use the msserver sh status script to view the service status For details refer to Performing Service Operations 6 FAQs How to Rep...

Page 36: ...k from the slot CAUTION Use your strength appropriately to avoid damaging the handle bars Figure 6 1 Removing the hard disk Removing and installing the handle bars Remove the handle bars from the faulty hard disk and then install them on the new hard disk Make sure that you install the left and right handle bars properly Figure 6 2 Removing and installing the handle bars 1 Left handle bar marked w...

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