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Hitachi CE50-10 manual available for free PDF download: Instruction Manual
Hitachi CE50-10 Instruction Manual (194 pages)
Brand:
Hitachi
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 7.21 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
11
1 Installing the CE50-10
17
Prerequisites
18
Rated Power Supply
18
Installation of the Unit
18
Collecting Maintenance Information in Configuration no
18
Installation Conditions
20
Installation Spacing
20
Installation Position
20
Attaching the Mounting Brackets
21
Connection to the Power Supply
24
2 CE50-10 Names and Functions of Parts
27
Indicators and Controls on the Unit
28
POWER Switch
28
Reset Switch (RESET)
28
Test Mode Switch (AUTO, TEST)
28
LAN Connectors (LAN0, LAN1, LAN2)
29
Main Power Switch (MAIN POWER)
29
RAS Indicator (AP, E3, E2, E1)
29
Power Lamp (POWER)
29
STATUS Lamp (STATUS)
30
Drive Lamp (DRIVE)
30
TEST STATUS Lamp (TEST)
30
LAN SPEED Lamp (LAN0, LAN1, or LAN2)
30
LAN LINK/ACT Lamp (LAN0, LAN1, or LAN2)
31
Displayport Connectors (DISPLAY1 and DISPLAY2)
31
External Contact Connector (EXT)
31
USB 3.0 Ports (USB1 and USB2)
31
Security Slot
32
3 Operating the Power Supply of the CE50-10
33
Precautions
34
Before Turning on the Power
34
Turning on the Power to the CE50-10
35
Starting the Unit
35
Turning off the Power to the CE50-10
36
Stopping the Unit
36
Stopping the CE50-10 in the Case of an Emergency
37
4 External Contact Functions
39
Psdown (Ext)
40
Signal Name
40
Description
40
Specifications
40
Terminal Number
40
Connection Diagram
40
Do (Ext)
41
Signal Name
41
Description
41
Specifications
41
Terminal Number
41
Connection Diagram
42
DI (Ext)
43
Signal Name
43
Description
43
Specifications
43
Terminal Number
43
Connection Diagram
43
5 Configuring Software Environment
45
Constructing the Setup Environment
46
Logging in to the Unit after Powering It on for the First Time
47
Using the Desktop
48
Starting the Desktop
48
Stopping the Desktop
50
Hiding the Desktop Icons
50
Setting up the Display
53
Setting the Display Resolution
53
Setting up Dual Displays
54
Specifying IP Address and Ipv6 Network
57
Configuring the Network
57
IP Multicast
58
Using Ipv6
59
Configuring a Tagged VLAN
61
Configuring the Network Definition File
61
Starting or Stopping the Tagged VLAN
61
Configuring NIC Bonding
63
Configuring the Network Definition File
63
Bonding Operation Modes
63
Setting the Time Function
65
Setting the NTP Client Function
65
Setting the Time Zone for the os Time
65
Changing the Operation to be Performed in the Case of a Disk Fault
67
Developing Application Programs
68
Development Environment Hardware Configurations
68
Supported Functions
69
Provided Files
69
Note about SSD Life
70
Registering Application Programs
71
Environment for Registering Application Programs
71
Application Program Registration Procedure
71
Setting up the User Area
72
Setting Start and Stop of Application Programs
77
Setting the Security Functions
80
Setting Login Policies
80
Setting Password Policies
81
Setting up a Firewall
84
Setting Host Names
88
Changing os Operation Mode
89
What Is the os Operation Mode
89
How to Change the os Operation Mode
89
Changing Normal Mode to Maintenance Mode
89
Changing Maintenance Mode to Normal Mode
90
Backup, Restoration, and Program Updates
92
Device Configuration When Using each Function
92
Creating and Formatting Partitions in the External Media
94
Backing up Storage Data
95
Restoring Backup Data
101
Updating the os
107
Watchdog Timer
118
Swdt.conf Definition File
119
Checking the CPU Usage Ratio
120
Command Reference
121
Ecmodeset
121
Showecmode
122
Ecbackup
123
Ecrestore
126
Ecosupdate
129
Rxosenable
130
Rxversion
132
Disklchk
133
Fsconfchk
134
Showkxmessage
135
Eclogsave
136
Rasledctl
137
Wdtctl
138
Wdtstat
138
Force_Restart
139
Swdt_Start
139
Swdt_Stop
140
Swdt_Stat
140
Usbctl
141
6 Managing User Accounts
143
Adding a User Account
144
Deleting a User Account
145
Changing the Password of a User
146
Managing Privileges for Sudo Command Execution
147
Checking the Existence of the Privilege for Sudo Command Execution
147
Adding the Privilege for Sudo Command Execution
147
Deleting the Privilege for Sudo Command Execution
147
7 Maintaining the CE50-10
149
BIOS Settings
150
Daily User Maintenance Items
154
Periodic Inspection Items
155
Life-Limited Parts
156
8 Troubleshooting
157
Troubleshooting Flow Chart
158
Smoke or Unusual Odor
159
POWER Lamp (POWER) Does Not Light by Turning on the Power
160
POWER Lamp (POWER) Is Lit Red after the Power Is Turned on
160
POWER Lamp (POWER) Is Lit Green but the STATUS Lamp (STATUS) Is off after the Power Is Turned on
160
STATUS Lamp (STATUS) Is Lit Red after the Power Is Turned on
160
RAS Indicator (E1, E2, or E3) Is Lit Red after the Power Is Turned on
160
STATUS Lamp (STATUS) Changes from Lit Green to Lit Red, and the Unit Stops
160
DRIVE Lamp (DRIVE) Is Lit Red
160
TEST STATUS Lamp (TEST) Is Lit Green or Red
161
RAS Indicator (AP) Is Lit Red after the Power Is Turned on
161
Unable to Connect to the Network
161
Unit Frequently Disconnected from Network or Slow Communication Speed
161
Unit Rebooted Abruptly
161
Cannot Turn off the Power to the Unit
162
Collecting Maintenance Information
163
Collecting Maintenance Information in Configuration no
163
Collecting Maintenance Information in Configuration no
166
Appendixes
169
Unit Specifications
170
Operating Environmental Conditions
171
Optional Parts
172
List of Spec Numbers
172
External Interface
174
Cable Length Specification for External Interface
174
Current Specifications for the USB 3.0 Port and Displayport
174
Real-Time Clock Specifications
175
Connector Specifications
176
USB 3.0 Connector (USB3.0-1, USB3.0-2 Ports)
176
LAN (RJ-45 8-Pin) Connector
176
Displayport Connector (20-Pin, Male Connector)
177
External Contact (EXT) Connector (D-Sub25-Pin, Inch Screw Thread, Male Connector)
177
Error Messages
179
Error Messages at Unit Startup
179
LAN Error Messages
179
Soc (System-On-A-Chip) Temperature Error Messages
181
Resource Shortage Error Messages
181
I/O Board Error Messages
182
Option Functions for Application Programs
183
Container Function (Docker)
183
OPC-UA Client Function
185
Library Interface Reference
186
Rasledctl (Lighting Control of the RAS Indicator AP Lamp)
186
Didoctl (DIDO Input/Output Operation)
187
Force_Restart (Forced CPU Restart)
189
Usbctl (USB Device Connection/Disconnection Operation)
189
Security Specifications
192
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