Summary Of Diagnostic Sections; Section 2. Clear; Section 3. Identify - HP 27115A Installation Manual

Note
If you do not specify a specific diagnostic section number in the "run string",
section 10 (Verification Trouble Tree) and/or section 11 (Diagnostic Trouble
Tree) will execute. Which one, or ones, does execute depends on whether
HPFLDIAG
is run in "Normal or Disruptive" mode, or "Destructive" mode.
(Sections 10 and 11 do all the things the other sections do.) To specify other
sections, you must add them to the
HPFLDIAG
run string like this:
DUI
> RUN HPFLDIAG PDEV
=
8.0 SECTION
=
3,12
Section 12 (On-Site Trouble Tree) is the section most often used after the
default sections. See the
Online Diagnostics Subsystem Manual, Voll,
for other
run string entries.
HPFLDIAG
displays the following header:
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HP-FL DIAGNOSTIC
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(C) Copyright Hewlett Packard Co.
1987
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All Rights Reserved
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Version A.OO.OO
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Welcome, Today is MON, May
21, 1990,9:03
AM
Please select target drive to test (
<
CR
>
for link drive)
> >
0
Be sure to select a number that corresponds to one of the physical addresses set
on the disk drives.
If you press
!ENTEij
or
!RETURN!
here, the test willioopback to the disk drive
directly connected to the
HPFL peA.
Summary of
The main sections in
HPFLDIAG
are briefly presented here.
Diagnostic Sections
Section 2. CLEAR
This section clears or resets the target device controller or the
HP-FL peA.
This
will abort any data process on the link.
Section 3. IDENTIFY
"Identify" commands are sent to the target device controller or
HP-FL peA.
Responses are decoded and displayed. This section is non-destructive.
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 3-7