Reset button | HP ESL E manual

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Reset button

To force a manual reboot of the FC interface controller, use the reset button (see Figure 8 and Figure 9). Press the button with a pen or other small object. You can also select the Reboot menu option in the Command View ESL, as described later in this manual.

Caution: Using the Reset button during an ongoing data backup, restore, or other data transfer process, can result in a disruption of that process and a loss of data. Before selecting the Reset button, verify that no data is currently transferring through the FC interface controller by visually inspecting the Activity LEDs of all I/O ports on the FC interface controller.

Power indicator

The interface controller has one power LED.

■Green - Power has been applied to this module

■Yellow - Power-On-Self-Test (POST) in process or processor problems

Serial port

The interface controller is equipped with one serial port. See Figure 8 and Figure 9 for the location of the serial port.

Note: The serial port is an HP service port not intended for customer use on the ESL E-series library.

Ethernet port

One Ethernet port with an LED indicator is included in the interface controller. See Figure 8 and Figure 9 for the location of the Ethernet port.

■Activity - Port activity

■Link - Valid Ethernet link

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Contents

Hp StorageWorks ESL E-Series Tape Library Page Contents Contents Maintenance and Troubleshooting Crating the library Preparing the library for operation About this Guide Related documentation Text symbols ConventionsDocument conventions Equipment symbols About this Guide Rack stability Rack stability protects personnel and equipment Getting help HP technical supportHP storage web site HP authorized reseller About this Guide Library Overview Library components Library cabinetFront panel Library cabinet front view Back panel Library cabinet back panels Operator control panel OCP OCP initial screen OCP consists of the following features see Table Library robotics Library robotics Cleaning cartridges Tape drives Sdlt 320 tape drives Tape cartridgesUltrium 460 and 460-FC tape drives Ultrium 460 tape cartridges HP Ultrium format trademark Sdlt 320 tape cartridges Load ports and magazines Load ports left and right Card cage and controllers E2400-160 FC and e2400-FC 2G interface controllers E2400-160 FC interface controller Reset button LAN-free backup and restore LAN-free backup and restore Interface Manager card Interface Manager card Multiple libraries connected to a single management station Library storage locations and slot numbering Sliding the slot panels out of the cabinet Bin shelf numbering, left panels Bin shelf numbering, right panels Bin shelf numbering, back panel Model 712e Storage capacity in Ultrium libraries is as shown in Table Model 630e Storage capacity in the Sdlt library is as shown in Table Library Overview Library Operations Taking ESD precautions Library Operations Library Operations ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide Library Operations Preparing tape cartridges Labeling tape cartridges Ultrium bar code labels Attaching an Ultrium bar code label Proper Ultrium bar code label placement Sdlt bar code labels Media label identifiers Inserting an Sdlt bar code label Setting the write-protect switch Write-protecting Ultrium tape cartridges Write-protecting Sdlt tape cartridges Write-protecting Sdlt tape cartridges Inserting tape cartridges Closing the cabinet doors and access panels Closing the front door Closing the back door Powering the library on and off Powering on the libraryPlacing the library on-line or off-line Powering off the library Using the OCP Home screenOCP buttons OCP components Menu screen Menu screen Viewing library information Library screen Viewing cabinet information Cabinet screen Viewing and editing setup information Dhcp Library Operations Load Ports screen Load Ports screen Select Operations screen Operations screen Diagnostics screen Test Description Robotics Self Test Diagnostics confirmation remaining offline Stop button Inserting tape cartridges into the load port Library Operations Maintenance Troubleshooting Start-up problems Problem Corrective Action OCP problems Describes corrective actions for OCP problems Robotics problems Describes corrective actions for robotics problems Contact a field service engineer Operating problems Move command Tape drive problems Interface Manager card problems Red LED Green LED Description See the HP StorageWorks ESL Series Unpacking and Installation Terminated and ensure the terminator Tools Services FC interface controller problems LED indicators Basic troubleshooting E2400-FC 2G interface controller illustration Verifying Scsi bus configuration Verifying FC port connection Verifying the interface controller configuration Verifying FC and Scsi devices in Windows NTVerifying devices Verifying the host configuration Verifying serial port configurationVerifying HBA device driver information Maintaining tape cartridges Maintenance and Troubleshooting Cleaning tape drives Cleaning Sdlt tape drivesCleaning Ultrium tape drives Maintenance and Troubleshooting Library Characteristics Physical specifications and requirements Library Dimensions and Weight Performance and reliability characteristics Average Swap Time Inventory Environmental specifications Provides various library environmental specifications Fast transients EFT Library Characteristics 102 Relocating the Library Checking the new installation site Preparing the library for relocation Removing tape cartridges Installing shipping restraints and packing Retrieving the panel shipping restraints Attaching the panel shipping restraints Shipping restraints storage location Install the robotic shipping restraints see Figure Install the counterweight see Figure Installing the internal library frame restraint Adding the shipping foam inside the library Disconnecting library cables Adding the shipping foam to the library perimeter 114 Crating the library To crate the library for a new site see Figure ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide 117 Preparing the library for operation Regulatory Statements FCC statement Bsmi statement #$%&*+ Japan statement Vcci Industry Canada digital apparatus CISPR-22 Warning Remarque Laser statement Class 1 laser product Laser klasseAppareil à laser de classe Producto láser de clase Luokan 1 laserlaite Battery statement LET OP Attenzione Precaución Regulatory Statements 128 Sense Data Values Invalid Command Operation Code Drive FW Update in ProgressParameter List Length Error Invalid Field in Command Data Block POWER-ON Reset Occurred Import or Export Element AccessedPOWER-ON, Reset or BUS Device Reset Occurred BUS Reset Occurred Cleaning Cartridge Installed Internal Device Reset OccurredMode Parameters Changed Incompatible Media Overlapped Commands Attempted Scsi Message ErrorScsi Parity Error Drive Reporting Media Error Transfer Empty Command Aborted Drive Requires CleaningTransfer Full Command can not be Executed Operator Medium Removal Request LOW Power Error Configuration Settings CorruptedCommand Aborted by User Motor Power Failure Rotary Invalid Command Element Contents UnknownPicker Invalid Command BAR Code Scanner Failure Horizontal Invalid Command Extension Invalid CommandVertical Invalid Command Extension Invalid Start Condition CLM Invalid Command Depth Invalid CommandMaximum Temperature Exceeded Vision Hardware Failure Load Port Latch Failure Library Unit Command Timed OUTDrive Communication Timeout Load Port Door Open Other Mechanical Position ErrorTimeout ENCODER/MOTOR Force Error Sensor FailureElectronics not Present Sense Data Values 142 Event Reporting Information events Information Events ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide 145 Lists the warning events provided by the library ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide 147 Critical events Critical Events ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide 149 150 ESL E-Series Tape Library User’s Guide 151 Event Reporting 152 Glossary Cispr ESD Scsi ID Sdlt Glossary 158 Index Nemat Sdlt 41, 157 sense data values Basic steps, listed 89 devices, verifying