HP Surestore E Tape Library Model 6/60 HP SureStore E Tape Library Models 2/20 - Page 130

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Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement Understanding Error States Table 4-1 Partial Availability Conditions Library Status Cause Solution Drive(s) critical error Drive(s) not on Fibre Channel Firmware update needed Library fan failure Magazines(s) missing Door(s) open A critical error has occurred on a drive. Drive(s) are detected by library controller, but are not detected by any of the Fibre Channel interfaces. A library component has firmware that is different from the rest of the library. A library card cage fan has failed. Library could not detect all the magazines. One or more tape doors are open. The library robotics will not move until the door is closed. • Check the Drive Event Log from the front panel or RMC WebBased Library Administrator pages for possible causes. • Contact your service representative. • Verify that this is your intended configuration. • Verify that there are no broken or bent pins on the SCSI cables (for standard performance Fibre Channel interface only). • Tighten all SCSI cables and power cycle the library. • If problem persists, replace the SCSI cables. • Contact your service representative. • Update library firmware. (See page 4-60.) • Power cycle the library. • Contact your service representative. • Ensure that all magazines are present and correctly installed. (See "Removing/Replacing a Magazine" on page 2-14.) • Ensure that doors are closed. 4-10 Chapter 4

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Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement
Understanding Error States
Chapter 4
4-10
Drive(s) critical
error
A critical error has occurred on
a drive.
Check the
Drive Event Log
from
the front panel or RMC Web-
Based Library Administrator
pages for possible causes.
Contact your service
representative.
Drive(s) not on
Fibre Channel
Drive(s) are detected by library
controller, but are not detected
by any of the Fibre Channel
interfaces.
Verify that this is your intended
configuration.
Verify that there are no broken
or bent pins on the SCSI cables
(for standard performance
Fibre Channel interface only).
Tighten all SCSI cables and
power cycle the library.
If problem persists, replace the
SCSI cables.
Contact your service
representative.
Firmware update
needed
A library component has
firmware that is different from
the rest of the library.
Update library firmware. (See
page 4-60.)
Library fan
failure
A library card cage fan has
failed.
Power cycle the library.
Contact your service
representative.
Magazines(s)
missing
Library could not detect all the
magazines.
Ensure that all magazines are
present and correctly installed.
(See
Removing/Replacing a
Magazine
on page 2-14.)
Door(s) open
One or more tape doors are
open. The library robotics will
not move until the door is
closed.
Ensure that doors are closed.
Table 4-1
Partial Availability Conditions
Library Status
Cause
Solution