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Taurus Super-S LCM

3.5 Event Information

In addition to the details about the hardware and device configuration, the LCD display will also
show certain event information. Following is a list of possible messages and their meanings.
• [HDD Error / Remaining 1xHDD]
When using RAID 0 and one of the drives fails, the alarm will go off and the display indicates
that only one good drive remains. Refer to the HDD LED's in order to locate the defective drive.
• [RAID Warning / Degraded Array]
When using RAID 1 and one of the drives fails, the alarm will go off and the display shows this
message. Press the [OK] button to temporarily mute the alarm and use the HDD LED's in order
to locate the defective drive.
• [XX Cable / Connected]
Shows which cable has been connected.
• [Cable / Disconnected]
Shows when the cable has been unplugged.
• [Rebuilding... / Hrs left xhxxmin]
Shows during the rebuild process of a RAID 1 array with an approximate time in hours and
minutes indicating how long it takes until the backup is done.
• [Alarm / High Temperature]
Indicates critical temperature (>60˚C).
• [Alarm / Fan Failure]
Indicates a fan failure or unexpectedly slow RPM.
• [Detecting Disk / Starting...]
Shows during start up of the system.
• [XX / Starting ...]
Shows during start up of the system.
• [Check DIP Switch]
Shows when trying to change the RAID mode via LCD display but the DIP switch is set to a
specific RAID mode already.
• [Modify DIP Switch]
Shows when pressing Abort after changing the DIP switch to a different RAID mode.
Remember to modify the DIP switch and set it back to the previous mode if you don't want to
change it.
• [RAID Mode Locked]
Shows when trying to change the RAID mode via LCD display but the DIP switch is set to lock
the settings.
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