Attaching The Bps Bezel; Steps For Connecting A Controller To A Bps And Power - Dell EqualLogic FS7500 Installation And Setup

EqualLogic FS7500 Installation and Setup
LED Color and Patterns
None
Solid green, not blinking
Blinking amber
Solid amber
Alternating green and
amber (slow blinking)
Alternating green and
amber (fast blinking)
Sound
None
Continuous buzzer
Continuous fast beeping
Slow beeping

Attaching the BPS Bezel

See Attaching the BPS Bezel on page

Steps for Connecting a Controller to a BPS and Power

You must connect each FS7500 Controller to a different BPS power module and a different source of power.
You can then verify that each controller is operational.
Follow these steps for each controller:
1. Obtain the following cables:
– Power cable with a C13 connector and a connector that fits the receptacle of your power source.
– Power cable with a C13 connector and a C14 connector.
– USB cable provided in the FS7500 BPS shipping box.
If power cables are not in the shipping box, see your PS Series support provider or reseller for power
cable information.
2. Using the cables obtained in Step 1, connect the controller to a power source, connect the controller to the
power output receptacle on a BPS power module, and connect the controller to the USB port on the same
BPS power module. See
3. Remove the bezel from the controller. See
Table 9: FS7500 BPS Troubleshooting - LEDs
Description
BPS power module is off. BPS is in standby mode.
Operational. Utility power is on and BPS power module is on.
No utility power; unit can support the load on the battery (before
battery low condition).
Active alarm due to BPS error condition, or utility power is off.
Flash upgrade is in progress.
BPS is in boot loader mode.
Table 10: FS7500 BPS Troubleshooting - Sounds
Description
No active alarms or active notices, the BPS is not turned on, or an
active alarm has been muted.
Shutdown is imminent or a hardware failure occurred.
Active alarm due to BPS error condition.
Active notice.
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Connecting a Controller to a Power Source and a BPS Power Module on page
Removing the Controller Bezel on page
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