Led Functions - ESI IP 200 Installation Manual

Hardware overview/installation IP Series Installation Manual
IP 40
The port cards are attached by individual cables to
the Local Network Card in the IP system. Remove the
screws holding the top cover to the chassis and lift
the cover straight up. This will expose the interior of
the IP 40, and the cables can be detached from the
port cards and/or the LNC. The cables are keyed.
The first port card's cable will be attached to J7 on
the LNC. The second port card will attach to J8.
Memory Module
Note: The Memory Module has a proprietary formatting scheme – do not attempt to install a
non-ESI drive.
Replacing the Memory Module will require that the system be powered off. Replacement Memory
Modules are available only from ESI, and will include detailed installation instructions.
Replacing the Memory Module erases all its configuration data and customized recordings.

LED functions

The various LEDs on the IP 200, IP 40 and their port cards are designed to provide visual feedback
as follows:
Power
The Power LED is located on the lower right-hand side of the front panel, just above the power
connector interface. This LED glows red when power is being applied to the system.
Status
The Status LED indicates VoIP (voice-over-IP) activity. This LED is on the right-hand side of the front
panel, just above the Power LED, and is lit continuously whenever VoIP packets are being trans-
ferred by the LNC.
HDD
The HDD (hard-disk-drive activity) LED is on the right-hand side of the front panel, just to the left of
the VoIP activity LED. This LED flashes red whenever the Memory Module is being accessed.
Ethernet Link Integrity / 10/100 Mbps
This LED is actually a part of the RJ-45 Ethernet interface in the center of the IP module on the
right-hand side of the front panel. It is commonly called a "link light." This LED glows green when it
senses 100 Mbps bandwidth, and red when it senses 10 Mbps bandwidth.
Activity LED (on LNC)
The LNC's Activity LED is a part of the RJ-45 Ethernet interface in the center of the IP module. This
LED flashes red whenever there is Ethernet activity.
Activity LED (on other port cards)
Each port card provides a single red Activity LED that flashes whenever there is activity on that card.
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