Tag: A-Series
Adjustments for Loud Fan Complaints
Description Some users with newer exacqVision server hardware have complained of their systems having louder than expected system fans. <br> Product <br> Steps to Reproduce No specific steps are needed to reproduce since this was a factory setting. A-Series 2A & Q-Series Models A-Series FA & FAR Models <br> Solution A-Series 2A & Q-Series Models… Continue reading Adjustments for Loud Fan Complaints
Installing A-Series Rails on Racks with Threaded Round Holes
The rack mount rails that ship with exacqVision A-Series NVRs are designed to be toolless when used with server racks that have square or unthreaded round mounting holes on the rack uprights. The following guide describes how to adapt these rails, using tools, for use with rack uprights with threaded round screw holes. <br>
exacqVision A-Series Quick Start Video
The A-Series Network Video Recorders from Exacq provide a versatile range of options and are some of the most popular choices for most users. Choosing the best model for your deployment will be largely based on your storage and configuration needs. This video compares features of A-Series NVR models and steps through unpacking and setup.<br><br>… Continue reading exacqVision A-Series Quick Start Video
Non-RAID A-Series Systems with LSI HBA Should Have Adjacent Drive Placement
The new F2A, A-Series chassis models will have front-loading drive bays. The front-loading bays will resemble the Z-Series, but these drives are not hot-swappable. This new model is a 2U chassis with 2 rows of drive bays in 4 columns for a total of 8 drive bays. Bay 1Bay 2Bay 3Bay 4Bay 5Bay 6Bay 7Bay 8… Continue reading Non-RAID A-Series Systems with LSI HBA Should Have Adjacent Drive Placement