Product specifications

Dialogic® BorderNet™ 4000 SBC Product Description Document

Status Panel

The status panel contains a USB 2.0 connector, Fault Indicator LEDs and panel buttons. The

front-facing cover of the BorderNet 4000 SBC does not need to be removed to access the

status panel components, and the ID and Reset options are also available via the WebUI.

Status Panel

Components

Description

USB Port for a universal serial bus connector (USB 2.0).

LEDs M Fault—indicates a major fault warning, such as if a component

temperature reaches a critical reading.

C Fault—indicates a critical, non-recoverable event. The BorderNet

4000 SBC will perform a graceful shutdown to protect hardware

components from thermal damage.

P Fault—indicates a power supply fault. This LED illuminates if a fault

occurs with a fan, temperature, or voltage reading associated with the

power supply.

HDD—indicates hard drive activity. This LED blinks when a disk drive

is reading or being written to and does not change color. When there

is no hard drive activity, this LED is off.

Note: The M, C and P Fault LEDs are normally off unless a fault is

triggered.

Panel Buttons

RST—this is the Reset button. Push the Reset button to reboot the

BorderNet 4000 SBC.

Caution: Using the Reset button may result in a service

interruption.

System ID—this button is used to identify the BorderNet 4000 SBC

for servicing when it is installed in a rack with other systems. The ID

button flashes blue when pressed and turns off when pressed again.

The system ID can also be illuminated by a remote system ID

command.

Power—this button turns the BorderNet 4000 SBC ON and OFF. Push

and hold the button for several seconds to change the power status.