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AMD Phreak
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reply to cablegeek01

Re: Cisco CRS with 100Gb line card

I'll give you a dollar to press the red "RES" button on the ups.

cramer

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I'll do one better... see that big shinny read button behind the plastic next to the door...


sk1939
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said by cramer:

I'll do one better... see that big shinny read button behind the plastic next to the door...

I'll match his contribution.

Anybody remember when Haylon systems were predominant and you had to carry around a tank of air in case of emergency?

cramer

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Yes. And I remember a time when an intern hit the orange, end-of-the-world button in a TX data center. (not only does it dump the halon, but it blows the "fusable links" to the room -- one inch bars of copper.) Our's were MUCH harder to hit -- the covers were held on by industrial velcro.

(The only other links I've seen "blow" were due to a dropped screw driver.)


TheMG
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said by AMD Phreak:

I'll give you a dollar to press the red "RES" button on the ups.

Not much would happen, all pressing the reset button would do is clear all the recorded values/stats.

Hint: that device in the picture simply displays and records measurements for power consumption and power quality. Has nothing to do with any UPS.

Link: »www.eaton.com/Eaton/ProductsServ···ndex.htm


AMD Phreak
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An some of the ones I have been around the red reset button cycles the unit. As in cuts the loads and restarts the ups.


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