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Getting Started
Controlling and Monitoring
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Controlling and Monitoring
An integral part of the CR8e is its control and monitor capabilities. The subsystem
enclosure contains a series of redundant alert notifications in the form of LEDs,
alarms, and an LCD Operator Control Panel. Each of these components are discuss
in the following topics.
Operator Control Panel
The Operator Control Panel (OCP) provides control and monitoring capabilities
through an LCD panel located on the front door of the CR8e. The disk drives,
power supplies, fans, and processor can be monitored for their status by using the
menu drive OCP interface. Also the user can maintain control of the subsystem
components by providing the capability to change to the disk drive SCSI IDs and
SAF-TE processor ID, and making changes to the temperature threshold for the
thermal monitoring system.
Other menu functions provide for viewing subsystem component status, silencing
the audible alarm, establishing a password to protect the subsystem OCP access,
establishing intra-cabinet communications (master/slave), and reading firmware
information.
The OCP uses a four line by twenty character LCD display. There are five
function keys that define the menu driven interface.
MENU ENTER ESCAPE
HARDWARE MENU
OPTIONS MENU
TURN OFF ALARM
Moves Menu
Selector Up
Appears When
More Options are
Available Above
Appears When
More Options are
Available Below
Moves Menu
Selector Down
Menu
Selector
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Animated
Icon
Selects Menus Option or
Returns to Main Menu
Selects the Option
Indicated by Selector
Backs Up One Level
or Cancels Action
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