Front Panel; System Indicators - Biamp Vocia VA-8600 Manual

VA-8600/VA-8600c FRONT PANEL
Figure 1 . Front Panel

System Indicators

The LED indicators on the front panel provide information about the function and operational status of the VA-8600 and VA-8600c chassis
and any installed AM-600 or AM-600c amplifier modules. Columns one through eight correspond to the eight amplifier module slots. The
remaining LEDs correspond to the VA-8600 and VA-8600c chassis.
amp fault
activity
signal status
power
Channel Indicators Chassis Indicators
Figure 2 . System Indicators
Channel Indicators
Amp Fault is a yellow LED that illuminates when a channel fault has occurred. Two types of channel faults can be reported, depending
on the severity of the problem. Flashing yellow indicates a Warning, which means that some aspect of the AM-600 or AM-600c amplifier
module is not performing within normal specification. Audio may still be passing, but if the condition causing the Warning is not corrected,
channel failure may occur. Solid yellow indicates a fault, which means that some aspect of the AM-600 or AM-600c amplifier module has
failed and audio is no longer passing on that channel. Use Vocia software to determine the specific type of channel warning or fault that
has occurred.
Activity is a two-color LED that illuminates in green when that channel is configured and actively passing audio and yellow when that
channel is configured and in standby. Standby only occurs when a channel has been designated as redundant channel in a configuration
where failover is enabled.
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