AC power present and standby outputs on????

A new client has an Xserve RAID that we just updated to firmware rev 1.5. It had not been connected to the UPS via the UPS Inteface Port. A few days ago, the local power went out overnight. When my client returned in the morning, the Xserve RAID was not running. The following morning, my client started up the Xserve RAID, and observed a red power supply indicator on the front panel, and a blinking green light on the right-hand Power supply. According to the Xserver RAID User's Guide, this indicates, "AC power present and standby outputs on." What does this mean in (plain) English, and what do we need to do to fix it?

The blinking green LED indicates that the unit has power, but that the unit isn't powered up (it is, however, available on the network so you can start it up via RAID admin). This is normal.
The red LED, however, is a problem. This indicates that there's no power coming through the relevant PSU. Either the power feed to the PSU is dead, or the power supply unit itself has failed. Check the cable connection to the power supply and check whether it's live.

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Well on the backsite this product has audio out but not power, only the iphone connector.
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I am having difficulties with iPhoto slideshow. The slide show stops in the middle of a presentation and the system crashes. I must power off to exit the app and restart my MacBook pro.

I am having difficulties with iPhoto slideshow. It crashes in the middle of the presentation and I have to power off and restart my computer to get it running again.

Wow. Okay...
I'll let the real veterans in this forum tackle your issues one after the other. But, I can tell you, all will be well.
My only comment would be re: your computer specs:
BJReis wrote:
. This may be due to somewhat older equipment:
GHz Intel Core Duo MacBook Pro with a 4GB memory computer with Ddr3 running OSX 10.8.4
To be completely honest, FCPX is a RAM hog. It just is. But, RAM is relatively cheap, and the pay-off is good.
4GB is right on the edge, IMHO. 16G is ideal.
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I am making my first keynote presentation. I transferred the slides from a power point. I did not use a 'theme' from keynote. Keynote will not let me 'name' the presentation and the 'save as' option will not come up in the menu. What have I done wrong

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When it comes to Keynote, I try and start with a presentation that's 1680 x 1050 preset or something in that range. Most projectors that you'll get at a conference won't project much higher than that and if they run at a lower resolution, it's better to have the device downsize your Keynote. Anything is better than having the projector try and upsize your presentation... you work hard to make it look good, and it's mangled by some tired Epson projector.
As far as slides go, scan them in at 150 dpi or better, and make them at least the dimensions of your presentation. Keynote is really only wanting 72dpi, but I do them at 150, just in case I need to print out the presentation as a handout later, and having the pix at 150 dpi gives me a little help with their quality on a printer.
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Hello, what to do if a program crash? I was working in a power point presentation and suddenly the little rainbow circle appeared and can not close the program, thanks

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Can I save a keynote presentation in Power Point and then use the power point on my Macbook?

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Hello redffox,
You can export the project to a .PPT file as outlined here: Keynote '09: Creating a PowerPoint slideshow http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3698
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Note: PowerPoint doesn’t support some Keynote features:
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Why Apple doesn't provide options in IOS to power off, reset, standby ipad/iPhone/ipod ? I don't se this opiton in IOS6 as well ? This option will help to avoid pressing power button less number of times and gives better user experience.

Why Apple doesn't provide options in IOS to power off, reset, standby ipad/iPhone/ipod ? I don't se this opiton in IOS6 as well ? This option will help to avoid pressing power button less number of times and gives better user experience.

They do.
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Reset = Press and hold both Reset adn Home till you see the Apple logo.
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Because it is better to not push the power button and more enjoyable to not push it?

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I am considering buying a mac book air and I was wondering if I can still do word processing, make powerpoint presentations and use publisher like i would on a PC? Also if I can then would I be able to continue with work done on the mac book on a PC and all the computers at school are not macs ?

I am using the 11" MBA with Office 2011 (with latest updates). The form factor is great for travel.
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Output power dbm and low speeds?

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PSU showing Power save and overall status : N/A

Hi,
In UCS chassis 5108,we noticed a 2 PSU was faulty to check properly we swapped a cable and one of the PSU came up but another PSU was on same status. so we raised PSU and replaced it, but the overall status of the PSU was N/A and its not glowing green LED. Its blinking the Green LED but not continuous glow.
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Hi Anandraj,
What´s your configuration on power groups and firmware version? N+1 or Grid?1.x or 2.x?
The Blinking green led and status power-save, I belived this one is a standby.
When you configure N+1, two PSU work and one Standby mode then If you configure Grid all PSU work together and all Green LED are glowing.
Follow below documantion with Power Group configuration:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/gui/config/guide/141/UCSM_GUI_Configuration_Guide_141_chapter29.html#concept_B17F97D8074A4CB590309E3E8C8DD9F9
PS:
I found this information below, too.
The power supply is providing no power to the system but can be powered up
quickly in the event of another power supply failing. This mode saves power
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1. It reduces the power consumption of the PSU, as there is no output the PSU
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Kind of reply you can always expect from Sybrand...anyways...the controlfile of any production database would always be having a bit in itself which identifies a database as a primary or a standby database, so whenever you try to query select database_role from v$database; for any production database it would always give output as PRIMARY and for a standby it would always give output as PHYSICAL STANDBY..Hope it clears your doubts
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Monash University environment is SAP ERP ECC6 - no BW. The University has undertaken considerable analysis of spend as part of developing a strategic approach to procurement. The data used to undertake this analysis was extracted from SAP MM and FI using a developed ABAP report which collates, categorizes and consolidates all spend information from MM (for our Purchase Order based commitment and expenditure) and FI (for direct invoices and Corporate Credit Card expenditure). This information is then currently exported to MS-Excel to produce a report containing graphs, pie charts etc.
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I am using an Agilent Power Supply to apply a voltage to a
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Yoga 2 Pro, Etekcity 16Ah power bank and some additional measurements

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2. The charging current for non-working laptop is about 1.6A (I did not set quick charge at Energy Manager).
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8. Same as above, but with 16.000 mAh external battery - well, you figure it out (+80%)
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