Category: exacqVision Hardware

How to Replace a SIIG SC-SA0R11-S1 HBA with an LSI 9300 HBA

Steps Follow the steps below to replace your SIIG SC-SA0R11-S1 Host Bus Adapter card with the LSI 9300 Host bus adapter. <br> Power down the system.Locate the host bus adapter. If your system is a Hybrid with an analog capture board, the host bus adapter is the one with the SATA cables between this card… Continue reading How to Replace a SIIG SC-SA0R11-S1 HBA with an LSI 9300 HBA

Setting up the Kiosk User for ExacqVision Systems

Windows systems built by ExacqVision no longer ship with a default ‘admin’ and restricted ‘user’ account beginning with Windows 10. Some early Ubuntu 16.04 images still contain the ‘admin’ account, but do not have the restricted ‘user’ (this was changed in a later image will not have either ‘admin’ or ‘user’).  This change is due… Continue reading Setting up the Kiosk User for ExacqVision Systems

DVI Output not Available on 4U/RAID exacqVision A-Series Systems

The DVI output on exacqVision systems with RAID controller cards might be deactivated on systems manufactured before 2011. This applied to all 4U and RAID exacqVision A-Series systems manufactured during that period. For those systems, you must use the VGA output when connecting a monitor.

Drives Appearing Offline in Linux

Some users are experiencing multiple drives in an ‘Offline’ status with Linux systems containing host bus adapters. This may also present drives not on the HBA as ‘Offline’ or with ‘Write Errors’. In these cases it is necessary to determine the proper cause. If restarting the server service in the past has shown the drives… Continue reading Drives Appearing Offline in Linux