Dell PowerVault 220S (SCSI) - Manual (Page 5)

System Overview : Dell PowerVault 220S and 221S Systems Service Manual
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Table 1. Front Panel Indicators
LED Indicator LED Icon Condition
Power (green)
At least one power supply is supplying power to the system.
Shelf-fault
(amber)
One of the following conditions has occurred: power-supply failure, EMM failure, cooling-module failure, over-temperature condition, split-bus module not
installed, or firmware currently being downloaded. For more information, see " Basic Troubleshooting ."
Cluster (green) The system is configured for cluster mode. For more information, see " Split-Bus Module ."
Split-bus
(green)
The system is configured for split-bus mode. For more information, see " Split-Bus Module ."
Over-
temperature
(amber)
An over-temperature condition has occurred (the system will shut down when the temperature inside the box exceeds 50°C [122°F]). For more
information, see " Basic Troubleshooting ." For the locations of the temperature probes, see " Temperature Probes ."
Hard-Drive Carrier LED Indicators
Each of your storage system's 14 hard-drive carriers has two LED indicators: a busy indicator and a status indicator (see Figure 2 for location). Table 2 shows the hard-drive LED
indicators with the associated LED icons. Table 3 lists the flash patterns for the hard-drive status indicator.
Table 2. Hard-Drive Carrier LED Indicators
LED Indicator LED Icon Condition
Busy (green) The hard drive is active on the SCSI bus. NOTE: This LED is controlled by the hard drive.
Status (green and amber) See Table 3 for flash patterns and conditions.
Table 3. Hard-Drive Carrier Status Indicator Flash Patterns
Condition Status Indicator Pattern
Slot empty, ready for insert/remove Off
Drive online, prepare for operation Steady green
Drive identify Flashes green four times per second
Prepare for removal Flashes green twice per second at equal intervals
Drive rebuild Flashes green twice per second at unequal intervals
Drive fail Flashes amber four times per second
Predicted failure Flashes green, then amber, then off, repeating this sequence every two seconds
Back-Panel Features and Indicators
Figure 3 illustrates the back-panel features for systems with redundant EMMs and redundant power supplies. Figure 4 illustrates the back-panel features for nonredundant systems. See
Figure 5 , Figure 6 , and Figure 8 for more detail on the back-panel indicators.
Figure 3. Back-Panel Features (Systems With Redundant EMMs and Redundant Power Supplies)
1 unused port
2 cooling module (blowers 2 and 3)
3 power supply (PSU1)
4 power supply (PSU2)
5 cooling module (blowers 0 and 1)
6 unused port