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  3. September 2009

Irony, Re: Hooking up and starting a 520

Check the archives. Jerry Adams had a post recently on the procedure to
clear the error via SST.

I had the same issue with our E4A and cleared it no problem. The exact
steps escape me right now but it's a piece of cake.


jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 09/18/2009 5:24:18 PM >>>
It seems the power cables that came with the new box are the kind that
would plug into our failover switch, rather than the kind that plugs
into the wall or a UPS. And with dual redundant power supplies, it's the

one box we have that would gain little or no benefit from being plugged
into a failover switch.


On another note, while plugging in the second power supply silenced the
system operator message warning that we only had one supply connected,
we still had, at least with the box powered down, a yellow front-panel
light showing. Any ideas on what it could be?

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JHHL

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