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Confirming the firmware version, Verifying controller status, Returning the failed controller,

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7. Verify that the top hook (1) and bottom clip (2) on the battery pack are securely attached to the module. 3 1 2 15189 8. Repeat step 5 through step 7 for the second battery pack (3). Step 4: Install the cache module (if applicable) NOTE: When only one cache module is installed, you should install the module in the bottom slot. 1. Slide the cache module into the controller (1) until the side latches are fully engaged (2). 2 2. Close the controller cover. Step 5: Install the controller 1. Insert the controller into the MSA chassis. 1 15183 2 1 15174 2. Push the controller in as far as it will go (1), and then press the latch handle inward until it is flush against the front panel (2). Confirming the firmware version All MSA configurations After replacing a controller, verify that the latest firmware for your MSA is installed. Go to the web site for your MSA, and if newer firmware is available, download the firmware from the Web and install this latest version on the controller(s) (Table 3). Dual-controller configurations If the firmware versions on the two controllers are mismatched, the following LCD message might be displayed: 07 CLONE FIRMWARE? '' = YES Press > to copy the firmware from the active controller to the standby controller. If < is selected, the standby controller is disabled and the MSA operates in a non-redundant mode until the firmware on the two controllers does match. NOTE: • MSA1510i-Although rare, if the cache module batteries on a replacement controller are uncharged and a power interrupt occurs during the cloning process, the cloning process might fail. To recover the affected controller, first go to the MSA1510i web site and obtain firmware. Then, establish a serial connection to the affected controller, using the custom CLI configuration cable shipped with the MSA and a terminal emulator program such as HyperTerminal. (No CLI prompt is displayed.) Using the transfer (or send file) command of your emulator, send the firmware to the controller using the XModem protocol. This transfer can take up to 45 minutes. Do not interrupt this process. See the MSA1510i maintenance and service guide for more information. • MSA1000/MSA1500 cs-Due to parts availability, replacement controllers might ship with a new firmware version that is required for that controller model. If older firmware is installed on the active controller and newer firmware is installed on the replacement controller, cloning might fail. To update the firmware on the active controller, go to the web site for your MSA, obtain the latest firmware, and update the firmware on both controllers to this latest version. Verifying controller status • Verify that the controller heartbeat LED [Figure 1, (1)] is blinking. • Verify that the controller fault LED [Figure 1, (2)] is off. Unread error log messages can cause the fault LED to light. • Verify that no new error messages are displayed. Returning the failed controller Follow the instructions shipped with the replacement. Additional information See your MSA web site: Table 3 MSA web sites MSA model Web site MSA1000: http://www.hp.com/go/msa1000 MSA1500 cs: http://www.hp.com/go/msa1500cs MSA1510i: http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/storageworks/ msa1510i

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7.
Verify that the top hook (
1
) and bottom clip (
2
) on the battery pack
are securely attached to the module.
8.
Repeat
step 5
through
step 7
for the second battery pack (
3
).
Step 4: Install the cache module
(if applicable)
NOTE:
When only one cache module is installed, you should
install the module in the bottom slot.
1.
Slide the cache module into the controller (
1
) until the side latches
are fully engaged (
2
).
2.
Close the controller cover.
Step 5: Install the controller
1.
Insert the controller into the MSA chassis.
2.
Push the controller in as far as it will go (
1
), and then press the
latch handle inward until it is flush against the front panel (
2
).
Confirming the firmware version
All MSA configurations
After replacing a controller, verify that the latest firmware for your
MSA is installed. Go to the web site for your MSA, and if newer
firmware is available, download the firmware from the Web and
install this latest version on the controller(s) (
Table 3
).
Dual-controller configurations
If the firmware versions on the two controllers are mismatched, the
following LCD message might be displayed:
07 CLONE FIRMWARE? ‘<‘ = NO, ‘>’ = YES
Press
>
to copy the firmware from the active controller to the standby
controller. If
<
is selected, the standby controller is disabled and the
MSA operates in a non-redundant mode until the firmware on the two
controllers does match.
NOTE:
MSA1510i
—Although rare, if the cache module batteries on a
replacement controller are uncharged and a power interrupt occurs
during the cloning process, the cloning process might fail. To
recover the affected controller, first go to the MSA1510i web site
and obtain firmware. Then, establish a serial connection to the
affected controller, using the custom CLI configuration cable
shipped with the MSA and a terminal emulator program such as
HyperTerminal. (No CLI prompt is displayed.) Using the transfer (or
send file) command of your emulator, send the firmware to the
controller using the XModem protocol. This transfer can take up to
45 minutes. Do not interrupt this process. See the MSA1510i
maintenance and service guide for more information.
MSA1000/MSA1500 cs
—Due to parts availability, replacement
controllers might ship with a new firmware version that is required
for that controller model. If older firmware is installed on the active
controller and newer firmware is installed on the replacement
controller, cloning might fail. To update the firmware on the active
controller, go to the web site for your MSA, obtain the latest
firmware, and update the firmware on both controllers to this latest
version.
Verifying controller status
Verify that the controller heartbeat LED [
Figure 1
, (
1
)] is blinking.
Verify that the controller fault LED [
Figure 1
, (
2
)] is off.
Unread
error log messages can cause the fault LED to light.
Verify that no new error messages are displayed.
Returning the failed controller
Follow the instructions shipped with the replacement.
Additional information
See your MSA web site:
15189
1
2
3
15183
1
2
2
1
15174
Table 3
MSA web sites
MSA model
Web site
MSA1000:
MSA1500 cs:
MSA1510i:
msa1510i