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The enclosure SCSI target ID address, horn mode, and error code displays are presented in
an alphanumeric format on the EMU seven-segment alphanumeric display. All error codes
are defined as fatal or nonfatal. Fatal indicates an EMU failure. Nonfatal indicates a fault
condition that requires user intervention to resolve the problem. This appendix briefly
defines both types of error codes. Chapter 3 describes the EMU in more detail.
The following general rules apply to displaying the ID address and error codes:
The default SCSI target ID (
CRU types range from
character.
Error codes range from
character.
The EMU alphanumeric display presents all types of error conditions.
The GUI displays nonfatal (unrecoverable, critical, noncritical, and informational)
error codes.
The alphanumeric display sequence is as follows:
Data for
id
is the default display—unless an error occurs, then the display is
,
,
(if an active error exists), and repeats
id
Ho
Er
All active error codes are displayed in priority sequence and ordered using a
timestamp (oldest first)
) address is disabled (
id
through
. Two decimal points are used, one after each
00
07
01
through
05
. One decimal point is used after the second
Appendix
Error Code Data
).
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D
Er
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