Replacing the Battery
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Make sure the polarity is correct (see the label on the CryptoServer Se). If the polarity is
incorrect, the data on the device will be deleted.
Make sure that the soldering tags on the battery are in contact with the lateral mountings for
the battery (see the Figure below).
7.
Change the battery.
You have a maximum of five minutes in which to replace the battery. During this period, a
capacitor ensures the CryptoServer Se continues to be supplied with power. If you do not
insert a new battery within a maximum of 30 minutes, an alarm is triggered and all sensitive
data on the CryptoServer Se is deleted.
8.
Reinstall the CryptoServer Se.
9.
Make a note of the next battery replacement date.
10.
Turn on the computer.
11.
Check the status of the CryptoServer Se by using the CryptoServer administration tool you
chose – csadm or CAT.
Example with the csadm command
GetState
:
csadm PCI:0 GetState
In case the battery replacement took you more than five minutes, the output of the csadm
command
GetState
shows
▣
that an alarm has been triggered:
alarm
= ON
▣
and the cause for the alarm:
sens = 02bf
- Alarm has occurred
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