Cisco 3005 - VPN Concentrator - Gateway Operation Manual page 22

C I SCO SYSTEM S, IN C.
Audio
ALARM
Source
System
HIGH
Temperature
System
FAILURE
Fans
CPU Usage HIGH
System
LOW
Memory
Disk Low LOW
Disk Critical LOW
Warm Boot
ACTIVE
or Cold Boot
If these steps do not resolve the alarm, contact service personnel.
For any alarm, checking the Ignore box will turn off the notification of that alarm on this
page, as well as the on the front panel display and in the log.
The audio alarm only sets or clears during encoding. During
encoding, if stereo analog audio is missing on either left or right, the
alarm will be triggered. On 2-channel units, missing audio or video
on either channel will trigger the alarm.
NOTE:
working properly. On units with two channels, make
sure both channels have active video.
Audio has been silent on the selected audio source
for at least 15 seconds during encoding. Make sure
that audio is active on the source currently selected
on the Video page and that the cable for that source
is properly connected. On units with two channels,
make sure both channels have active audio. For
stereo analog audio, make sure audio is active on
both left and right. This alarm will return to OK after 1
second of audio is detected on the source during
encoding.
Contact Service personnel.
Contact Service personnel.
Change options to make the encoding simpler.
Change options to make the encoding simpler.
Check if encodes are being saved to the local disk.
Remove previously saved encoded files off the Media
Procesor unit. This alarm is triggered if available disk
space is < 2GB.
Check if encodes are being saved to the local disk.
Remove previously saved encoded files off the Media
Procesor unit. This alarm is triggered if available disk
space is < 1GB.
A system reboot is in progress. This alarm will
display OK after 5 minutes have elapsed from LCD
Panel service start, or 10 seconds after encoding
service start, whichever is sooner.
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