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2.
Power on the primary node and all previously installed secondary nodes of the VLS300.
3.
Power on the secondary node being added to the VLS300.
After several minutes, a menu will appear on your monitor asking whether the node is a primary
(master, m) or secondary (slave, s) node.
4.
Enter "s".
5.
At the prompt, enter the node number (next sequential node number).
The VLS300 will then run cable checks and configuration checks, then reboot automatically.
6.
Once the new secondary node has finished rebooting, log on to Command View VLS.
7.
Select the System tab.
8.
Select Nodes from the navigation tree.
9.
Select Add Node from the task bar in the main window. This will bring up the Add Node Wizard.
10.
Verify that the node name in the Node Name field is the next available number that you configured
previously
(Figure
13). For example, the primary node, previously configured as Node 0, is identified
as Node 0 in the list of nodes on the navigation tree. The first secondary node added should be
Node 1. The next secondary node added should be Node 2.
Figure 13 Add Node Wizard window
1 1.
Select Finish to add the node.
12.
Repeat these steps to add nodes until all of the nodes are listed in the navigation tree.
NOTE:
Node numbering must be sequential with no gaps. Gaps in ID numbering will prevent the VLS300 from
recognizing any nodes with an ID after the gap. For example, if node numbering is 0, 1, 2, 4, 5,
the VLS300 will not recognize nodes 4 and 5.
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