VBrick 9000 Series, Руководство по началу работы

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LED Indicators
The colored LEDs in the middle of the page give you a quick snapshot of the health and
status of the appliance. These indicators are dynamically refreshed every five seconds and
give you an up-to-the-minute snapshot of the current status. On a decoder appliance, you will
only see
Video Input
and
Alarms
.
Edit Mode
In order to change configuration settings in the VBrick encoder, you must click
Edit
to
become the active editor so that multiple users cannot be changing parameters at the same
time. After clicking
Edit
, the button changes to
Finish Edit
, and the message
Edit Session In
Progress
is displayed on the front panel of the appliance. Only one user can be in Edit mode at
any time. Any user can end the current editing session of any other user regardless of login
level—admin or operator. As a best practice, you should click
Edit
, make any necessary
changes and then click
Save
and
Finish Edit
to avoid interfering with other users.
Encoder LEDS
Decoder LEDs
Video Input Checks whether
Video State
on the Monitor > Encoder Status > Video
Input page is running or not running.
• Green – Running.
• Red – Video Input problem.
Streaming Checks whether the
State
on the Monitor > Encoder Status >
Transmitters page is transmitting or not transmitting. This includes any
configured transmitters or any server clients connected to the appliance.
• Green – at least one transmitter or server client is streaming.
• Yellow – no transmitters or server clients are streaming.
Alarms Checks whether the
System Traps
on the Monitor > System Logs page
has any bad traps (for example a temperature alarm or a POST failure)
that were not cleared.
• Green – no alarms are present.
• Red – one or more alarms are present.
Configuration Checks for configuration errors or invalid input on any appliance
configuration pages.
• Green – no configuration errors are present.
• Yellow – one or more configuration errors are present.
Note All configuration screens have a
View
mode and an
Edit
mode. All screens in this
document are shown in
Edit
mode, that is after you have clicked the
Edit
button.