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The front-panel of the QuasarEngine has a display and navigation buttons. The display normally
provides basic system information, along with an "OK" status indicator. If the "OK"indicator is
missing from the screen, it's because something needs attention — in its place will be an error
message describing any items the unit's self-diagnostics consider out-of-the-ordinary.
Four LED indicators located to the left of the display can turn green or red to provide quick visual
feedback about the status of the following parameters:
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PSU1 status
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PSU2 status
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Connection to the surface
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Audio Sync
The display also provides access to the Quasar Engine's menu options. From the OK status view,
tapping the buttons will navigate through the menu system.
The OK indicator shows that the DSP engine is functioning and is receiving clock from the
network. If it is not lit, either there is no network sync available to the DSP engine, or the main
CPU has failed.
The rear of the QuasarEngine has two power supplies, each with standard IEC connectors.
Physically there are two network interfaces: ETH 0 is the port that you want to use, when
connecting to your core switch. The second interface is for future functionality.
What's Next
Follow on as we dive into deeper configuration territory in the following chapters.
ETH 1
ETH 0
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