Lacie 12big Rack Fibre 8 User Manual - Page 13

PCM OK, Green, AC Fault, Amber, Fan Fail, AC Fail, Status - dual

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LaCie 12big Rack Fibre 8 User Manual System Overview page 13 If the power supply component of the power cooling module fails, leave the faulty PCM installed but remove the power cord. The dual cooling fan component of the module will continue to receive power from the enclosure and will continue to provide proper cooling. If the fan component fails, both fans are not operating (loss of airflow), then replace the PCM. If a replacement is not immediately available, install a PCM Blank module. In either case, replace the defective power cooling module with a known good module as soon as practical. If no blank module is available, then leave the defective module in place until a replacement is available. It is recommended that the replacement occur within 24 hours. Voltage operating ranges are nominally 115V or 230V and are selected automatically. Four LEDs mounted on the rear panel of the Power Cooling Module (Fig. 07) indicate the status of the module. IMPORTANT INFO: Do not remove a faulty PCM unless you have a replacement of the correct type ready for installation. PCM module replacement should only take a few minutes to perform, but must be completed within 10 minutes from removal of the failed PCM to prevent overheating. The following table describes the PCM LEDs and their meaning. Table 02 - Power Cooling Module LEDs PCM OK (Green) OFF OFF ON OFF OFF FLASHING OFF AC Fault Fan Fail AC Fail Status (Amber) (Amber) (Amber) OFF OFF OFF No AC power source is being supplied to either PCM. ON OFF ON No AC power source is being supplied to the PCM. OR The power cord is attached to the power source, but the PCM switch is in the OFF position. OFF OFF OFF AC power source is present; the power supply is on and operating normally. OFF ON ON PCM fan failed. ON ON ON PCM fault (over amp, over voltage, or over current). OFF OFF OFF Standby mode. FLASHING FLASHING FLASHING PCM firmware in update state.

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LaCie 12big Rack Fibre 8
System Overview
User Manual
page 13
If the power supply component of the power cooling module fails,
leave the faulty PCM installed but remove the power cord. The dual
cooling fan component of the module will continue to receive power
from the enclosure and will continue to provide proper cooling. If
the fan component fails, both fans are not operating (loss of air-
flow), then replace the PCM. If a replacement is not immediately
available, install a PCM Blank module.
In either case, replace the
defective power cooling module with a known good module as soon
as practical. If no blank module is available, then leave the defective
module in place until a replacement is available. It is recommended
that the replacement occur within 24 hours.
Voltage operating ranges are nominally 115V or 230V and are se-
lected automatically.
Four LEDs mounted on the rear panel of the Power Cooling Module
(
Fig. 07
) indicate the status of the module.
IMPORTANT INFO:
Do not remove a faulty PCM unless you have
a replacement of the correct type ready for installation. PCM module
replacement should only take a few minutes to perform, but must
be completed within 10 minutes from removal of the failed PCM to
prevent overheating.
The following table describes the PCM LEDs and their meaning.
Table 02 - Power Cooling Module LEDs
PCM OK
(Green)
AC Fault
(Amber)
Fan Fail
(Amber)
AC Fail
(Amber)
Status
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
No AC power source is being supplied to either PCM.
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
No AC power source is being supplied to the PCM.
OR
The power cord is attached to the power source, but the PCM switch is in the
OFF position.
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
AC power source is present; the power supply is on and operating normally.
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
PCM fan failed.
OFF
ON
ON
ON
PCM fault (over amp, over voltage, or over current).
FLASHING
OFF
OFF
OFF
Standby mode.
OFF
FLASHING
FLASHING
FLASHING
PCM firmware in update state.