PERC Controllers has beeping sounds

Asked By stephanie gray 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/30/2011

The 5 controllers of PERC (Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller) are continuously beeping.

How to solve this issue?

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Answered By arnold steve 0 points N/A #110799

PERC Controllers has beeping sounds

Hi Stephanie Gray,

You can hear these beeping noises if you are using a PERC (Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller) 5E or PERC (Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller) 6E, though the internal controller doesn't make any noise.

You can try the following two options as a solution for this issue:

Option 1:

Step A: Choose the controller in the Open Manager  which you will find on the left side

Step B: Right click the icon for Information Configuration

Step C: Mark the controller task and disable the alert

Option 2:

Step A: Go to Properties

Step B: Right click on Adapter and select SYB Menu

Step C: It will open Alarm Control, choose on Silence

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Answered By michal joran 10 points N/A #110801

PERC Controllers has beeping sounds

Check that all the system is configured correctly.

You need to check what kind of sound is coming from the controllers also check that what kind of error message it is.

Then you will be able to solve the problem. first of all remove all the hardware and then configure it one by one then check where the problem is and you will be able to solve your problem.

As you will configure them one by one then check that where the problem is and then you can replace or repair it also.

It is easy and safe method. If you have not service your product then you need to service it for it long use.

It will solve your problem.

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• Posted on - 12/06/2011
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