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Appendix C - Alarm Reference
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Check for any airflow restrictions, including the filter in the front panel.
1.
If there are no airflow issues and the environment is within specifications,
2.
replace the VIMM.
VIMM Failed Alarm
The VIMM Failed alarm indicates that the specified VIMM has failed and is
inoperable.
To clear the alarm, replace the VIMM.
VIMM Failed: Excessive ECC Errors Alarm
The VIMM Failed: Excessive ECC Errors alarm indicates that a specific VIMM is
taken out-of-service because it experienced excessive ECC errors.
VIMM Hot Alarm
The VIMM Hot alarm indicates that the specified VIMM is reaching its maximum
temperature within the acceptable temperature range. The alarm specifies the
VIMM ID and the current temperature in Celsius. The VIMM shuts down if the
temperature reaches the maximum acceptable temperature.
To clear the alarm:
Check for any airflow restrictions, including the filter in the front panel.
1.
If there are no airflow issues and the environment is within specifications,
2.
replace the VIMM.
VIMM Incompatible Formatted Capacity Alarm
The VIMM Incompatible Formatted Capacity alarm indicates that the specified
VIMM has a formatted capacity that is different than the rest of the system, and
is thus not being used.
VIMM in Maintenance State Alarm
The VIMM in Maintenance State alarm indicates that the specified VIMM is in
maintenance state.
To clear the alarm, set the VIMM into an active, operable state.
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