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Mechanical Specifications 403
Network Port Act and Sig LEDs
Each S6L control surface, E6L engine, and Stage 64 Network port has its own Activity (Act) and Signal (Sig) LEDs. Each device
is ready for use when the Act and Sig LEDs are lit solid for each connected Network port.
Act LED
The Act (activity) LED lights solid to indicate that AVB Ethernet traffic is currently active on the connected audio snake
cable. If a redundant snake is connected, or if a Stage 64 is daisy-chained to another Stage 64, then ports A and B Act LEDs will
be lit.
Sig LED
The Sig (signal) LED lights solid to indicate that a valid communication connection exists between devices. If a redundant
snake is connected, or if the Stage 64 is daisy chained to another Stage 64, then ports A and B Sig LEDs will be lit.
Replacing S6L and E6L PSUs
The S6L-32D and S6L-24D control surfaces, and the E6L-192 and E6L-144 engines use the same model of hot-swappable PSUs,
and the procedure for replacing a faulty PSU is the same for both units.
To replace an S6L or E6L PSU:
1 On the back panel of the S6L or E6L, locate the faulty PSU, indicated by a red or not-lit PSU ON LED
2 Locate the PSUs captive thumbscrew, and rotate counter-clockwise to loosen, using a #1 Phillips screwdriver if necessary.
3 Using the handle, slide the PSU out of the unit.
4 Slide the replacement PSU into the proper slot of the unit, and rotate the captive thumbscrew clockwise to tighten.
Removing PSUs from the S6L control surface
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