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Pegasus R12 How to Safely Shut Down the Pegasus R12
Babatunde Akinkuolie posted this 31 October 2024 - Last edited 31 October 2024

Before proceeding with shutdown, always eject or dismount the connected Pegasus R12 volume(s). This ensures data integrity and safe power-down of the storage system.

Option 1: Using PROMISE Utility Pro

1. Open PROMISE Utility Pro.

2. Go to the Controls menu and click on the Device.

3. Click the Power Button icon and select Shut down the device.

4. A warning dialog will appear to prevent accidental shutdown. If your Pegasus R12 is part of a daisy chain (connected via Thunderbolt to other devices), those devices will also shut down.

5. Wait a few minutes for the shutdown process to complete. The Power Button LED on the front will light red during shutdown. Once the LED is off, you can safely disconnect the power cord.

Option 2: Using the Power Button

1. Eject or dismount the connected Pegasus R12 volume(s) first.
- On Mac, drag the volume icon into the Trash/Eject symbol, or right-click and choose Eject.
2. Touch and hold the Power Button on the device for about four seconds.
3. The shutdown process will begin, lighting the Power Button LED red during shutdown. Any devices connected via Thunderbolt behind the R12 will also enter shutdown mode.
4. Once the LED turns off, it’s safe to disconnect the power cord if needed.

Important: Always eject or dismount connected volumes before shutting down to prevent data loss or corruption.

VESS A8000 Series VessA 8020 Power consumption
Babatunde Akinkuolie posted this 31 October 2024

These numbers are derived from fully populated Vess A8020 chassis utilizing SATA drives under full load:

Product System status AC Input  Power Consumption (W) Thermal Output
Voltage (V) Frequency (Hz) (BTU/Hr)
Vess A8020  Power on Max 110 60    
230 50    
Idle 110 60 36,7 125,2571
230 50 36,2 123,5506
Operation 110 60 77,9 265,8727
230 50 80,7 275,4291

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