
HPMA User Guide
Overview
Troubleshooting consists primarily of how to respond to various alarms. This chapter provides a detailed table with the alarm codes and the suggested response. If a serious issue arises to which no answer is provided in this chapter, contact HP technical support directly.
Alarm Reference Table
The NMS comes with a series of 
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| ADCA | ADC Device Status; indicates the general | If there is an Error, check the | |
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 | status of the ADC service: | Overview and Alarm tabs for the | |
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 | • 0 = No errors | device to find the cause of the | |
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 | • | 10 = Errors | error and to troubleshoot the | 
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| ADCE | ADC Device State; whether the device is: | If the device goes into “Standby”, | |
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 | • | 0 = Offline | continue monitoring and if the | 
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 | • | 1 = Standby | problem persists, contact HP tech- | 
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