Quantum Scalar i500 Replacement Manual

Ethernet expansion blade replacement

Figure 1 The Ethernet

Expansion Blade Within the

Library

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6-68020-01 Rev A, December 2013

Ethernet Expansion Blade

The Ethernet Expansion blade (see

connectivity between HP LTO-5 and LTO-6 Fibre Channel tape drives and the

Scalar

i500 library's internal Ethernet via the library control blade.

Ethernet

Expansion blade

Latch

hooks,

closed

Quantum Scalar i500:

Figure

1) facilitates direct Ethernet

Cover plate

LEDs

Replacement

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Page 2 Quantum Scalar i500: Ethernet Expansion Blade Replacement 6-68020-01 Rev A December 2013 To replace the Ethernet Expansion blade, refer to the following sections: • Removing an Ethernet Expansion Blade on page 2 • Replacing an Ethernet Expansion Blade on page 3...
Page 3 Quantum Scalar i500: Ethernet Expansion Blade Replacement 6-68020-01 Rev A December 2013 Figure 2 Ethernet Expansion Blade with Open Latch Hooks Latch hooks, open LEDs 4 Continue lifting on the latch hooks until the Ethernet Expansion blade is totally unplugged from the library’s backplane 5 Slide the Ethernet Expansion blade out of the bay.
Page 4 Quantum Scalar i500: Ethernet Expansion Blade Replacement 6-68020-01 Rev A December 2013 The status LEDs on the Ethernet Expansion blade should be as follows: The blue LED should blink once every 10 seconds, indicating the blade is powered on. The green LED should blink once per second, indicating the blade’s processor is working normally.