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Figure 2-13, Power Supply UI
Clicking on a power supply module displays the Power Supply UI in the Module UI, in Figure 2-13. This UI includes the following:
Status
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1. Power Status: This shows the current power status: either power on, power off or power failure.
2. Fan 1 Status: This shows the status of power supply fan 1 as normal or abnormal.
3. Fan 2 Status: This shows the status of power supply fan 2 as normal or abnormal.
4. Watts: This shows total wattage provided by this power supply.
5. DC current: This shows the DC current. (Only supported for 1400W power supplies.)
6. AC RMS current: This shows the AC RMS current. (Only supported for 1400W power supplies.)
7. Firmware Ver: This shows the power supply¡¦s firmware version.
8. FRU Version: This shows the power supply¡¦s FRU version.
Centralized Power Fan Speed Control
Centralized Power Fan Speed Control is used to manage all power supply fans in the SuperBlade. The default is automatic fan speed control. When in the automatic mode, the CMM will monitor the system loading and optimize all fan speeds accordingly. The manual speed fan control mode allows a user to manually alter the speed of the power supply fans by clicking one of the arrow icons. Set to minimum speed by clicking the icon numbered "1" and to maximum speed by clicking the icon numbered "4". The icons numbered "2" and "3" are for incremental increases between the minimum and maximum settings. After changing the fan speed, you should see the fan rpm change in the status screen. These settings affect all fans simultaneously; you cannot control the speed of individual fans.
Figure 2-14. Centralized Power Fan Speed Control
Power Control
1. Power On: Click to power on the power supply.
2. Power Off: Click to power off the power supply.
Figure 2-15. Power Supply Control
Power Supply Temperature and Power Supply Fans
As Figure 2-16 shows, this displays the current power supply temperature and fan rpm. Please note that when one power supply is powered off, its fans will be driven by the other power supply.
Figure 2-16. Power Supply Temperature and Fans