Vault System Interfaces

#Vault Model 2312-NT System Interfaces

#Front Panel

1. Power Button

• When the Vault is off, pushing the power button briefly will turn it on (button will immediately turn blue)
• When the Vault is on and entirely started up, pushing the power button for >3 seconds will safely shut it down
• When the vault is on and not entirely started up, pushing the power button for >10 seconds will cut the power to the system. DO NOT DO THIS unless the safe power down is not working.

2. SD Card

• Your Vault runs generic system software loaded from the SD Card. If the SD Card is removed, or is not fully seated, the Vault will not run.

3. Activity LED

• The green Activity LED will blink when the system is experiencing activity
• This LED will blink intermittently during startup, shutdown, and Diode-related activity.

4. Power LED

• The red Power LED will light when the system is powered on, and will go dark when the system is powered off.

5. Harddrive LED

• The blue Harddrive LED will blink when the Harddrive is experiencing activity
• This LED will be solid-on when the Harddrive is sleeping but online, and it will blink intermittently when the Harddrive is experiencing activity

#Back Panel

1. Power Input

• This is a USB-C connector for power - please use the power supply provided with the Vault.
• If you’ve lost the power supply provided with the Vault, replace with a 3A or greater USB-C power supply.

2. Gigabit Ethernet

• Connect a CAT-5 or better Ethernet cable from this interface to an Internet-connected router or switch.
• Your router (or switch) must provide a DHCP IP address to the Vault through this connection (this is common).

3. Harddrive Bridge

• The Harddrive Bridge connector connects the system harddrive to the system controller.
• It should always remain in place during normal operation.

4. Micro HMDI 1

• This is the primary HDMI interface for the system. It will display a desktop if connected to a monitor.

5. Micro HDMI 2

• This is an HDMI interface that has no stock use case.

6. Audio Jack

• This is an audio interface that has no stock use case.

7. USB Connectors

• These are USB interfaces that have no stock uses cases.
• You can connect a keyboard and mouse to these connectors if using a display.