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Pegasus M4 Updating Firmware for Pegasus M4 Using Promise Utility Pro
surendra nade posted this 02 December 2024 - Last edited 02 December 2024

To ensure optimal performance and security of your Pegasus M4, follow these steps to update the firmware seamlessly: 

1. Access PROMISE Support


2. Preparation

  • Ensure no background activities are running on the RAID subsystem to avoid interruptions during the update process.

3. Open Promise Utility Pro

  • Launch Promise Utility Pro.
  • On the main page displaying connected Thunderbolt devices, locate the Firmware Update option.

 


4. Choose a Download Method

Select one of the two available options based on your setup:

a. Local File via HTTP

  • Click Choose File and locate the firmware image file saved on your system.
  • Select the file and click Open to proceed.

b. TFTP Server

  • Enter the TFTP server's host name or IP address, port number, and the file name of the firmware image.


5. Upload the Firmware File

  • Click the Choose File button and navigate to the firmware file location on your system.
  • Select the .img file and upload it.

6. Update the Firmware

  • Check the checkbox on the update window to confirm the update.
  • Initiate the update by selecting the Update option.


7. Wait for the Update Process

  • Allow the system a few seconds to complete the firmware update.

8. Restart the System

  • Once the update is finished, restart the system to apply the changes.

9. Verify the Firmware Version

  • After restarting, re-open Promise Utility Pro to verify that the firmware has been successfully updated.
  • The updated firmware version will be displayed in the device information section.


Important Notes:

  • Ensure a stable power source during the update process to avoid interruptions.
  • For any issues encountered during the update, refer to the user manual or contact PROMISE Technical Support.

VESS A6000 Series VessA 6600/6800 Power consumption
Babatunde Akinkuolie posted this 21 November 2024 - Last edited 04 December 2024

The following data outlines the power consumption and thermal output for Vess A6600 and Vess A6800 systems under full load with fully populated SATA drives:

Product System status AC Input  Power Consumption (W) Thermal Output
Voltage (V) Frequency (Hz) (BTU/Hr)
Vess A6600 #1 Operation 110 60 236 805,468
230 50 228 778,164
Power on Max 110 60 538 1836,194
230 50 523 1784,999
Vess A6600 #1 Operation 110 60 229 781,577
230 50 227 774,751
Power on Max 110 60 550 1877,15
230 50 526 1795,238
Vess A6800 #2 Operation 110 60 312 1064,856
230 50 307 1047,791
Power on Max 110 60 773 2638,249
230 50 750 2559,75
Vess A6800 #2 Operation 110 60 326 1112,638
230 50 327 1116,051
Power on Max 110 60 771 2631,423
230 50 753 2569,989

 

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