GRASS VALLEY M-Series, Руководство по обслуживанию

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6 July 2004 M-Series Service Manual
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Replacing an iVDR without saved media
from the file. Otherwise, reconfigure manually. Refer to the M-Series User Manual
for instructions on using Configuration Manager.
You should now be able to access your saved media on the replacement iVDR.
13. Backup the system drive using “Creating the software recovery disk image” on
page 50 .
Replacing an iVDR without saved media
If you do not plan to save the media and configurations currently on the faulty iVDR,
work though the following procedure. The result of this procedure is that the
replacement iVDR is ready to use as if it were a new, blank unit received from the
factory.
To replace a faulty iVDR without saving media and configurations, do the following:
1. Power off the faulty iVDR. If the replacement iVDR has been powered on, power
it off as well.
2. Keeping the drives in the same order, remove the media drives from the faulty
iVDR and install them in the replacement iVDR. See “Media disk removal” on
page 71 .
3. Power on the replacement iVDR. You should see error messages appear as
AppCenter opens, since the replacement iVDR now has foreign media disks. You
can ignore these error messages. AppCenter opens with only partial functionality
because of the error conditions.
If you see no error messages and the Storage Utility opens automatically, it means
the iVDR is in Storage Maintenance mode. In this case you can skip ahead to step
5.
4. From AppCenter, select
System | Shutdown
. Then in the Shutdown dialog select
Storage Maintenance
and
OK
. The iVDR restarts into Storage Maintenance mode
and the Storage Utility opens automatically.
5. Work through “Making a media file system” on page 61 . When prompted, confirm
that you want to make a new file system, which loses all current media on the media
drives. When prompted to restart the iVDR, answer
Yes
and restart in Normal
mode.
6. Connect and configure the replacement iVDR. Refer to the M-Series User Manual.
The iVDR should now be fully operational and ready to record your media.
7. Backup the system drive using “Creating the software recovery disk image” on
page 50 .
Replacing a media disk drive
Use this procedure after you have determined that one of your media disk drives needs
to be replaced. Refer to
“Media disk problems” on page 34 . When you replace a
media disk drive all media currently stored on your media disks is lost.
To replace a media disk drive do the following:
1. From AppCenter, select
System | Shutdown
. Then in the Shutdown dialog select
Storage Maintenance
and
OK
. The iVDR restarts into Storage Maintenance mode