Led Indicators - LaCie 2big triple User Manual

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4.2. LED Indicators

The LaCie 2big Triple has three LED indicators – one on the front of the drive and two on the back (one for each
drive) which can indicate the current state of the 2big or problems it may be experiencing.
In normal use:
Front LED is solid blue.
Rear LEDs are solid blue when the 2big is inactive and blinking during drive activity.
If the front LED blinks red and blue:
1.
The fan may be malfunctioning.
2.
A drive may be improperly inserted.
a.
Look at the drive LEDs on the back.
b.
If one of the drive LEDs is also blinking red and blue, make sure the drive is properly inserted. Follow the steps
in section
c.
If the drive LED continues to blink red and blue after it has been re-inserted, the drive may be defective. Contact
LaCie Customer Support (section
3.
In RAID 1 mode (SAFE 100) a data rebuild may be in progress.
a.
Look at the drive LEDs on the back.
b.
If a data rebuild is in progress, the drive being rebuilt will blink red and the drive being read will blink blue.
c.
After the rebuild, the rebuilt drive will blink blue rapidly while the 2big checks the rebuild.
4.
RAID is not functioning or the 2big cannot determine the RAID setting.
a.
action
b.
action
c.
action
In JBOD mode:
If the front LED is solid blue, but either of the drive LEDs on the back is off, the drive may be incorrectly inserted
or may have failed.
1.
Follow the steps in section
2.
If the drive LED continues to be OFF after it has been re-inserted, the drive may be defective. Contact LaCie Cus-
tomer Support (section
3.4. Removing and Installing Drives
5. Contacting Customer
3.4. Removing and Installing Drives
5. Contacting Customer
to remove and re-insert the drive.
Support).
to remove and re-insert the drive.
Support).
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