HP StorageWorks 1510i - Modular Smart Array User Manual page 126

Message
450 INVALID SCSI
CABLING BOX #<n>
500 INITIALIZING
PCI SUBSYSTEM
501 PCI SUBSYSTEM
HARDWARE FAILURE
502 PCI BRIDGE
ASIC SELF TEST
FAILURE
512 ECC CORRECTED
MEMORY ERROR SEEN
513 UNCORRECTED
ECC MEMORY ERROR
SEEN
518 PERSISTENT MEM
ENABLED
519 PERSISTENT MEM
DISABLED
520 UNKNOWN I/O
MODULE DETECTED
521 ISCSI PARAM
LOAD ERROR
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MSA controller LCD panel message descriptions
Type Description
The MSA has detected an external
Error
storage enclosure that is cabled
incorrectly.
The array controller's PCI subsystem
is being initialized as part of the
Informational
power up sequence.
The array controller's PCI subsystem
Error has encountered a critical error
during the power-up sequence.
The array controller's PCI bridge
ASIC has encountered a critical
Error
error during the power-up
sequence.
The array controller has detected
Error
an uncorrectable ECC error in the
data cache memory.
The array controller has detected
an uncorrectable error in the ECC
Error
memory on the memory cache
board.
Global variables such as system
prompts and profile information
remain persistent in cache over
Informational
power cycles of the system. This
message is displayed each time
the MSA is powered on.
Persistent memory data has not
been successfully initialized.
Informational
Some configuration data may not
be available.
The MSA cannot determine the
Error type of I/O module installed in the
bay.
An error occurred while
Error programming iSCSI configuration
to the iSCSI hardware.
Action
Verify that the external storage
enclosures are connected properly
to the MSA. For more information,
see the MSA installation guide.
Remove the failed array controller,
wait 10 seconds, and then reinsert
the array controller, ensuring that it
is fully seated in the chassis.
If the issue persists, contact HP
support.
Remove the failed array controller,
wait 10 seconds, and then reinsert
the array controller, ensuring that it
is fully seated in the chassis.
If the issue persists, contact HP
support.
Contact HP support.
Remove the failed array controller
and replace the memory cache
board with a new one.
Do the following:
1. Remove power from any
external storage enclosures.
2. Remove power from the MSA.
3.
Reseat all I/O modules.
4.
Apply power to any external
storage enclosures.
5. Apply power to the MSA.
6.
Verify that the MSA has
the latest version firmware
installed.
Should the issue persist, contact
HP support.
Contact HP support if the problem
persists.