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2.8 Powering Up the Unit
ply is damaged or removed, the other bay will automatically take the entire power load
without any additional configuration.
2.8.1.1
Hot Swap Installation
Figure 2-4:
To remove a power supply, first unplug the power input to be removed. (If you are work-
ing with a 12 V
post after disconnecting power). Then, press the lever fully down and pull on the handle.
To install a power supply, first insert the sled until the latch clicks and the rear panel of
the supply is aligned with the rear panel of the SecureSync. (Be sure to connect power
AFTER the sled is fully inserted, and not before). Then, plug in the power input. (If you are
working with a 12 V
post before connecting power).
2.8.1.2
Hot Swap Monitoring
After installing power supplies, functionality can be confirmed through the Web UI, CLI,
front panel, or via SNMP.
Web UI Hot Swap Monitoring
You can view the status of the power supplies through the Web UI: navigate to
MANAGEMENT > OTHER > Hot Swap:
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Hot Swap Power Supply installation (rear view)
(2-Pin) sled, you will need to remove the ground connection from the
DC
(2-Pin) sled, you will also connect a grounding ring to the external
DC
The
Hot Swap Overall Status
the unit has at least one active, valid power supply.
indicates all detected power supplies are valid
Green
The status will show
if there is no single HSPS module working properly (urgent need for
Red
replacement).
if the monitoring on both sleds has been disabled.
Grey
light at the top right of this page indicates whether
if one power supply is not valid.
yellow
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