HP StorageWorks 1510i - Modular Smart Array User Manual page 125

Message
406 STORAGE BOX
#<n> OVERHEATING
407 STORAGE BOX
#<n> OVERHEATED
408 STORAGE BOX
#<n> POWER SUPPLY
OK
409 STORAGE BOX
#<n> POWER SUPPLY
FAILED
410 STORAGE BOX
#<n> POWER SUPPLY
ADDED
411 STORAGE BOX
#<n> POWER SUPPLY
REMOVED
412 STORAGE BOX
#<n> EMU NOT
RESPONDING
413 STORAGE BOX
#<n> EMU VERSION
<version>
414 STORAGE BOX
HOT REMOVED
415 STORAGE BOX
HOT ADDED
Type Description
The temperature in the specified
storage enclosure is starting to
Error
exceed the normal operating
range.
The temperature in the specified
Error
storage enclosure has exceeded
the safe operating range.
The power supply in the specified
storage enclosure that was
Informational previously marked as failed or
degraded is now operating
normally.
A power supply in the specified
Error
storage enclosure has failed.
A power supply in the specified
Informational
storage enclosure has been added.
A power supply in the specified
Informational storage enclosure has been
removed.
An EMU in the specified storage
Error
enclosure is not responding to
commands.
The version of firmware running on
the EMU. This is only displayed
for the internal EMU of the MSA
Informational
chassis. It is not displayed for
externally connected storage
boxes.
An external storage enclosure has
Informational been hot removed from the back
of the MSA.
An external storage enclosure has
Informational been hot added to the back of the
MSA.
1510i Modular Smart Array installation and user guide
Action
Check all fans and ensure they are
operating. Any failed fans should
be replaced. Ensure that there is a
module or blanking panel (cover
plate) in all MSA chassis bays and
slots. Empty bays affect the airflow
and cooling ability of the MSA.
The MSA should be powered off as
soon as possible and immediately
after that, the enclosure should be
powered off, to avoid hardware
failure.
Check all MSA fans and ensure
they are operating. Any failed
fan should be replaced. Ensure
that there is a module or blanking
panel (cover plate) in all MSA
chassis bays and slots. Empty
bays affect the airflow and cooling
ability of the MSA.
Check all power supplies to ensure
they are operating. Replace any
failed power supplies.
Make sure the storage box is
powered on. Ensure all cables are
connected securely. Power off the
MSA and the storage enclosure.
Then reapply power to the storage
box and then the MSA.
If the issue persists, contact HP
support.
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