| 1 Introduction |
LED Readout | Displays “HP” (the default) or the unit identification number |
| during normal operation, displays status information during |
| a |
Chassis Keylock | The front bezel is locked to the chassis with the key lock |
| near the top of the bezel. When the bezel is in place, it |
| effectively locks the chassis door. |
SCSI Device | Standard SCSI devices, such as a DAT tape drive or an |
Shelves | independent hard disk drive, can be installed in the SCSI |
| device shelves. |
Drive Activity | The LED lights while the drive spins up. It goes off when |
(LED) Light | the drive has spun up and is idle and flashes when the drive |
| in the module is reading or writing data. If, after the drive |
| has spun up, the light remains on, the drive may be hung. If |
| you suspect the drive is hung, refer to the “Troubleshooting” |
| chapter in this manual. |
Drive Power | Indicates the status of drive power and warns of an over |
(LED) Light | temperature condition. The LED lights green when the disk |
| module has been fully inserted into the shelf and power is |
| good. |
| If a single drive is flashing yellow, it indicates a faulty |
| power condition. If all the drives in a cage are flashing |
| yellow, it indicates a possible over temperature condition. If |
| all the drives in a cage are flashing red, it indicates the |
| temperature has exceeded the operational range. |
| Immediately begin |
| “Troubleshooting” chapter in this manual. |
When locked, the key is required to remove a | |
Module Keylock | Only one key is needed to remove or install any disk |
| module. The key also matches the chassis keylock. |
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