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4.5.3.2. '1': Display VPD
This function is used to display important information (Vital Product Data) for attached SCSI-
FC Router. An attached SCSI-FC Router is referred to as the local SCSI-FC Router.
1. To display the VPD screen of the local SCSI-FC Router, enter the number one '1'.
2. Product Type – The first line describes the use of the local SCSI-FC Router.
3. SCSI-FC Router H/D Firmware Revision - The second line and the third line
provide the firmware/microcode revision level and the date and time that it was
developed.
4. Loader Revision – displays the local SCSI-FC Router's loader revision level (for
internal use only).
5. Unique ID – displays the local SCSI-FC Router's unique ID assigned by the
manufacturer.
6. Unit Serial Number – displays the local SCSI-FC Router's Unit Serial Number.
7. PCB Number - displays the local SCSI-FC Router's Printed Circuit Board number
(for internal use only).
8. DIP SW1 = 0000101 DIP SW2 = 1111111 – displays the dip switch setting of DIP
switch 1 and switch 2.
4.5.3.3. '2': Show SCSI Map
This command will display a map of local SCSI device(s) (tape or disk drives). This will
be the same as the host view (the SCSI-FC Routers will be transparent to the host).
1. To display the SCSI Map of the attached SCSI-FC Router, enter the number '2' to
display the SCSI Map as shown in Figure 4-7. SCSI Map.
2. The following information will appear:
Revision 1.0.2
•
SCSI-FC Router H - An 'H' represents host router as depicted in Figure 1-2.
•
SCSI-FC Router D - A 'D' represents a device router as depicted in Figure 1-2.
• SCSI ID and LUN – assigned to each disk on the storage loop.
• Device Status – shows the status of the corresponding device(s).
• Device Type – describes what the corresponding device(s) is (are).
• BLKSIZ – shows the block size (for tape extender use only).
SCSI-Fibre Channel Router Installation and User Guide
Figure 4-6. VPD Screen
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