VESS A3000 Series Articles

Vess A3340p Power consumption

2024-12-04T13:52:56.9770000

These numbers are derived from fully populated Vess A3340P chassis utilizing SATA drives under full load:

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3340p	Operation	110	60	153.2	522.872
		240	50	157.2	536.524

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3340p	Standby Mode	110	60	102.9	351.198
		240	50	106.8	364.508

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3340p	Power on Max	110	60	183.1	624.920
		240	50	184.4	629.357

Vess A3120p Power consumption

2024-12-04T13:35:19.7930000

These numbers are derived from fully populated Vess A3120P chassis utilizing SATA drives under full load:

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3120p	Operation	110	60	90.4	308.535
		240	50	92.2	314.679

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3120p	Standby Mode	110	60	57	194.541
		240	50	55.7	190.104

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3120p	Power on Max	110	60	116.9	398.980
		240	50	114.8	391.812

VessA 3340s / 3340d Power consumption

2024-10-31T14:29:31.4970000

These numbers are derived from fully populated Vess A 3340s / 3340d chassis utilizing SATA drives under full load:

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3340s	Operation	110	60	129,8	443,007
		240	50	127,9	436,523

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3340d	Operation	110	60	148,7	507,513
		240	50	151,3	516,387

VessA 3120 Power consumption

2024-10-31T14:28:43.5100000

These numbers are derived from fully populated Vess A 3120 chassis utilizing SATA drives under full load:

Product	System status	AC Input		Power Consumption (W)	Thermal Output
		Voltage (V)	Frequency (Hz)		(BTU/Hr)
A3120s	Operation	110	60	87,3	297,955
		240	50	86,2	294,201

How to save OPAS(Service report) either via USB flash drive or via WebPAM ProE

2024-10-28T08:15:14.6100000

How to save OPAS(Service report) either via USB flash drive or via WebPAM ProE

One Plug Auto Service (OPAS) is a feature unique to Promise’s video surveillance solutions which is designed to offer a new level of user convenience that also helps reduce maintenance complexity and streamlines technical support. OPAS helps users easily collect all the necessary logs and data for the Promise support team to analyze the status of Vess A-Series NVRs.

Via [ USB flash drive]

Prepare a USB drive with FAT32 format
Create a folder named “opas” in the USB drive
Insert it into the USB port in the front Panel
You will hear a few short beep sounds and then a long beep sound. Take it out after the long beep sound stops.
Send all files in the opas folder to us via email: support@tw.promise.com

OPAS USB: Lights GREEN if an OPAS device (USB disk) is detected, RED if the OPAS operation has failed, blinks GREEN when an OPAS operation is in progress.

[Vess A3340/Vess A3340P]

Via [WebPAM ProE ]

1].Double click the icon – WebPAM ProE at desktop

2].Login with user name and password (default user name: administrator ; password: password )

3].Go to the following path and click “Save” button

4].Here is the output.