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Table of Contents
Troubleshooting
Bookmarks
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Installation Summary — D Class
Figure 1-1 . Class D Computer Front View (with Door Open)
Figure 1-2 . Class D Business Server - Rear View
Figure 1-3 . R3X0 Front Panel Controls (Front Bezel Removed)
Figure 1-4 . R Class Rear Panel Connectors, Controls, and Indicators
Table 1-1 System Features
Table 1-3 System Features
Remote Management/Access Port Configuration
Bit and 32-Bit os Support
Soft Power off
Table 1-5 64-Bit os Requirements
System Model Types
Table 1-6 D Class and R Class Models and Model Strings
Troubleshooting
Calling the Response Center
Safety Considerations
Hard Failures
Power System Troubleshooting
Table 3-1 Power-On Troubleshooting
Power Supply
Power Monitoring
LCD Panel Troubleshooting
Fan Control
Table 3-2 Display Panel Troubleshooting
Power Switch Troubleshooting
Powertrust UPS Online Error Messages
Table 3-3 Power Switch Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting System Hardware Faults
Table 3-4 Major Code Category Definitions
Table 3-5 System Hardware Troubleshooting with Chassis Codes
Table 3-6 D200/D210/D310 Memory Troubleshooting
Table 3-7 Dx20/Dx30 Memory Troubleshooting
Table 3-8 Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R390 Memory Troubleshooting
High Priority Machine Check (HPMC)
Troubleshooting Hpmcs
Table 3-9 HPMC Recovery Procedures
D200/Dx10/Dx20/Dx30 Hpmcs
Table 3-10 D200/Dx10/Dx20/Dx30 HPMC Codes
Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R3Xx Hpmcs
Table 3-11 Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/D390 HPMC Codes
System/Core I/O Card Troubleshooting
Figure 3-5 Core I/O Layout Diagram
Eisa
Figure 3-6 EISA Block Diagram
Table 3-12 LAN Troubleshooting Procedure
Troubleshooting LAN Problems
Table 3-13 System Performance Troubleshooting
Soft Errors
Diagnostic Tools
Operating System Problems
Table 3-14 HP-UX System Hang Troubleshooting
Performing a HP-UX Automatic Core Dump
Avoiding Problems with Automatic Memory Dump
Figure 3-7 Using Savecore
Table 4-1Major Code Category Definitions
Major Code Category 0: - RESERVED
Major Code Category 1: Interrupts, Selftests and Diagnostics - CPU/TLB/MIOC
Table 4-2 Major Code Category 1: Interrupts
Table 4-3 Selftests and Diagnostics - CPU/TLB/MIOC
Major Code Category 2: Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics) Codes
Table 4-4 Selftests and Diagnostics - ICACHE and DCACHE
Major Code Category 3: Processor Dependent Hardware (PDH)
Table 4-5 Processor Dependent Hardware (PDH)
Major Code Category 4: Selftests and Diagnostics - FP COPROC
Table 4-6 Selftests and Diagnostics - FP COPROC
Major Code Category 5: Bus Transactions
Table 4-7 Bus Transactions
Major Code Category 6: RESERVED
Major Code Category 7: Selftests and Diagnostics - RAM Cards
Table 4-8 Selftests and Diagnostics - RAM Cards
Major Code Category 8: I/O Device Faults
Table 4-9 I/O Device Faults
Major Code Category 9: Console Initialization Errors
Table 4-10 Console Initialization Errors
Major Code Category A: Boot Device Initialization Errors
Table 4-11 Boot Device Initialization Errors
Major Code Category B: os PANIC - Output by os
Major Code Category C: System Initialization Codes
Table 4-12 System Initialization
Table 4-13 Boot Device Initialization and IPL Codes for Primary Path
Table 4-14 Boot Device Initialization and IPL Codes for All Other Paths
Table 4-15 TOC Codes
Table 4-16 HPMC Codes
Table 4-17 I/O Initialization Codes
Table 4-18 EISA Initialization Codes
Major Code Category D: SHUTDOWN Codes - Output by the os
Major Code Category E: WARNING Codes - Output by the os
Major Code Category F: RUN Codes - Output by the os
Table 5-1Major Code Category Definitions
Major Code Category 0: RESERVED
Major Code Category 1: Interrupts, Selftests, Diagnostics, and Boot Codes
Table 5-2 Major Code 1, Interrupt
Table 5-3 Major Code 1, Selftests and Diagnostics (CPU/TLB)
Table 5-4 Major Code 1, Boot Errors (Forward Progress)
Table 5-5 Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics) Codes
Major Code Category 2: Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics)
Table 5-6 Processor Dependent Hardware (PDH) Codes
Table 5-7 Late Selftests
Major Code Category 4: Late Selftests
Major Code Category 5: Bus Transactions
Table 5-8 Bus Transactions
Major Code Category 6: RESERVED
Table 5-9 Memory Subsystem Codes
Memory Faults
Major Code Category 8: I/O Device Fault Codes
Table 5-10 I/O Device Fault Codes
Major Code Category 9: Console Initialization Errors
Table 5-11 Console Initialization Errors
Major Code Category A: Boot Device Initialization Errors
Table 5-12 Boot Device Initialization Errors
Major Code Category B: Operating System Panic (OS)
Table 5-13 HP-UX System Panic Codes
Major Code Category C: System Initialization
Table 5-14 System Initialization Codes
Table 5-15 HP-UX ISL Boot Codes
Table 5-16 HP-UX System Initialization Codes
Major Code Category D: HP-UX System Shutdown Codes
Table 5-17 HP-UX System Shutdown Codes
Major Code Category E: WARNING Codes - Output by the os
Memory Configuration Rules
Table 5-18 HP-UX Run Code
Internal Modem Error Codes
Table 6-1Major Code Category Definitions
Major Code Category 0: RESERVED
Major Code Category 1: Selftests, Diagnostics, and Boot Codes
Table 6-2 Major Code 1, Selftests and Diagnostics (CPU/TLB)
Table 6-3 Major Code 1, Boot Errors (Forward Progress)
Major Code Category 2: Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics)
Table 6-4 Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics) Codes
Table 6-5 Processor Dependent Hardware (PDH) Codes
Major Code Category 4: Late Selftests
Table 6-6 Late Selftests
Major Code Category 5: Bus Transactions
Table 6-7 Bus Transactions
Major Code Category 6: RESERVED
Table 6-8 Memory Subsystem Codes
Major Code Category 8: I/O Device Fault Codes
Table 6-9 I/O Device Fault Codes
Major Code Category 9: Console Initialization Errors
Table 6-10 Console Initialization Errors
Major Code Category A: Boot Device Initialization Errors
Table 6-11 Boot Device Initialization Errors
Table 6-12 System Initialization Codes
Table 7-1Major Code Category Definitions
Major Code Category 0: RESERVED
Major Code Category 1: Interrupts, Selftests, Diagnostics, and Boot Codes
Major Code Category D: HP-UX System Shutdown Codes
Major Code Category E: WARNING Codes - Output by the os
Major Code Category F: RUN Codes - Output by the os
Major Code Category B: Operating System Panic (OS)
Major Code Category C: System Initialization
Table 7-2 Major Code 1, Selftests and Diagnostics (CPU/TLB)
Major Code Category 2: Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics)
Table 7-3 Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics) Codes
Table 7-4 Second Level Cache (Selftests and Diagnostics) Codes
Table 7-5 Processor Dependent Hardware (PDH) Codes
Major Code Category 4: Late Selftests
Table 7-6 Late Selftests
Major Code Category 5: Bus Transactions
Table 7-7 Bus Transactions
Major Code Category 6: RESERVED
Memory Faults
Table 7-8 Memory Subsystem Codes
Major Code Category 8: I/O Device Fault Codes
Table 7-9 I/O Device Fault Codes
Major Code Category 9: Console Initialization Errors
Table 7-10 Console Initialization Errors
Major Code Category A: Boot Device Initialization Errors
Table 7-11 Boot Device Initialization Errors
Major Code Category B: Operating System Panic (OS)
Major Code Category C: System Initialization
Table 7-12 System Initialization Codes
Major Code Category D: HP-UX System Shutdown Codes
Major Code Category E: WARNING Codes - Output by the os
Major Code Category F: RUN Codes - Output by the os
Online Diagnostics
Using SYSDIAG
Offline Utilities
HP-UX Support Media
Support Media Boot
Support Media Main/Utilities Menus
Table 9-1 Exchange Assemblies
Table 9-2 Non-Exchange Assemblies
Web Console
Table 9-3 EISA Assemblies
Table 9-4 HSC Assemblies
Figure 9-1 System Front View (Without Bezel and Side Panel)
Figure 9-2 System Front View (with Bezel and Side Panel)
Figure 9-3 System Front View (R Class)
Figure 9-4 Rear View of I/O Area
Prepare the Computer
Assemble Tools Required
Remove the Front Bezel — D Class
Figure 10-1 Hot-Swap Disk Removal/Replacement
Figure 10-2 Front Bezel Removal
Remove the Front Bezel — R Class
Remove the Side Panel (D Class) or Top Panels (R Class)
Figure 10-3 Side Panel Removal
Figure 10-4 Side Panel Removal
Figure 10-5 Side Panel Removal
R Class Top Panel Removal
Remove the System/Core I/O Board
Figure 10-6 Remove EMI Shielding
Figure 10-7 Processor/Memory Card Removal
Remove the Processor/Memory Card
R Class Processor/Memory Card
Remove/Replace Memory Modules
Figure 10-8 Cache Module Location
Remove/Replace Second Level Cache Modules
Figure 10-9 Cache Module Key Slots
Replace Cache Module
Figure 10-10 I/O Card Retainer Bracket Removal - D Class
Remove EISA/HSC Cards
Figure 10-11 I/O Card Retainer Bracket Removal - R Class
Figure 10-12 EISA/HSC Card Removal - D Class
Figure 10-13 EISA/HSC Card Removal - R Class
Remove All Cables from the System/Core I/O Card
Figure 10-14 System/Core I/O Board Replacement
Remove the System/Core I/O Board
Replace the System/Core I/O Board
Replace EISA and HSC Cards
Figure 10-15 EMI Shielding Replacement - D Class
Figure 10-16 EMI Shielding Replacement - R Class
Figure 10-17 IDE Floppy Removal/Replacement
Remove and Replace Peripherals
Assembling the IDE Floppy Disk
Figure 10-18IDE Floppy Disk Assembly Diagram
Replace the IDE Floppy
Figure 10-19 Removable Media Peripheral Bay Removal/Replacement - D Class
Figure 10-20Removable Media Peripheral Bay Removal/Replacement - R Class
Figure 10-21 Tape Drive Removal/Replacement
Figure 10-22 CD-ROM Drive Removal/Replacement
Replace SCSI Removable Media Devices
Figure 10-23 D2Xx Disk Assembly Removal/Replacement
Remove Single-Ended SCSI Hard Disks
Replace Single-Ended SCSI Hard Disks
Figure 10-24 Hot Swap Disk Bay
Remove the Hot-Swap Bay (D Class Only)
Remove and Replace the Hot-Swap Blower (D Class Only)
Remove and Replace the Power Supply
Figure 10-25 Power Supply Removal/Replacement
Remove the Power Supply (R Class)
Remove and Replace the Front Fan
Figure 10-26 Fan/Display Panel Location
Remove and Replace the Rear Fan
Remove and Replace the Display Panel
Remove and Replace the Power Switch
Figure 10-27 Side Panel Replacement
Figure 10-28 Side Panel Replacement
Figure 10-29 Front Bezel Replacement
Peripheral Bays
Figure 11-1 D2Xx System
Figure 11-2 R3Xx System Peripheral Housing
Figure 11-3 D3Xx System
Configuration
SCSI Cables
Table 11-1 50-Pin SCSI Cable
Table 11-2 68-Pin SCSI Cable
Termination/Term Power
Differential
Cable and Terminator Part Numbers
Table 11-3 50-Pin Low Density
Table 11-4 50-Pin Low Density to High Density
Table 11-5 50-Pin High Density to High Density
Table 11-6 50-Pin Low Density to 68-Pin High Density
Table 11-7 50-Pin High Density to 68-Pin High Density
Table 11-8 68-Pin High Density to 68-Pin High Density
Table 11-9 Terminators
Status Returns
Internal Peripherals
Table 11-12 Mode Specifications
Figure 11-4 IDE Floppy Drive
HP C2478SZ (C1504B) DDS Tape Drives
Figure 11-5 HP C2478SZ Tape Drive
Jumpering
Figure 11-6 C2478SZ Jumper Diagram
Table 11-14 Configuration Switches (for Data Compression DDS-1 Tape Drives)
Table 11-15 Configuration Switch 3 (for Media Recognition System)
Table 11-16 Recommended Cleaning Frequency
Preventative Maintenance
Firmware Upgrade Tape Procedure:
Figure 11-8 C2478SZ Front Panel
Figure 11-9 Cassette and Drive Light Definitions
Forced Eject
Consequences of a Forced Eject
Alternate Method
Figure 11-10 Manual Cartridge Removal
Diagnostics
Figure 11-11 HP A3183A DDS-2 Tape Drive
Configuration Switches
Figure 11-12 A3183A Jumper Diagram
Preventative Maintenance
Table 11-18 Configuration Switches (for Data Compression DD-2 Tape Drives)
Table 11-19 Configuration Switch 3 (for Media Recognition System)
Figure 11-13 A3183A Switch Settings
Head Cleaning Procedure
Table 11-20 Recommended Cleaning Frequency
Firmware Upgrade Failures:
Figure 11-14 A3183A Front Panel
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D Class and R Class
HP 9000 Enterprise Servers
Part No. A3262-90011
Edition 5
December 1998
E1298
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Power System Troubleshooting
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LCD Panel Troubleshooting
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Power Switch Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting System Hardware Faults
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Table 3-5 System Hardware Troubleshooting With Chassis Codes
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Table 3-6 D200/D210/D310 Memory Troubleshooting
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Table 3-8 Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R390 Memory Troubleshooting
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High Priority Machine Check (HPMC)
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System/Core I/O Card Troubleshooting
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Table 3-12 LAN Troubleshooting Procedure
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Table 3-13 System Performance Troubleshooting
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Table 3-14 HP-UX System Hang Troubleshooting
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Summarization of Contents
Legal Notices
Printing History
Safety Information
IT Power System
Specific safety warnings related to IT power connections, including IEC 950.
Preface
1 Introduction
D Class and R Class Features
Describes the features of D Class and R Class servers, including CPU, memory, and I/O.
64-Bit and 32-Bit OS Support
Information on OS support and requirements for 64-bit functionality on D/R Class servers.
System Model Types
Details on how server models are named and identified, including associated model strings.
2 Hardware Installation and Configuration
Installation Summary — D Class
Provides a summary of installation steps for D Class servers.
Installation Summary — R Class
Provides a summary of installation steps for R Class servers.
Input Power Selector (D Class only)
System Startup Process
System Configuration Rules
System Configuration Label - D Class
Labels and diagrams for D Class system board configuration.
System Configuration Label - R Class
Labels and diagrams for R Class system board configuration.
Memory Configuration Rules for Models D390/R390
Memory Configuration Rules for all other D/R-Class Servers
Memory configuration rules applicable to other D/R-Class server models.
Adding Memory to Models D200/D210/D310
Adding Memory to Models D250/D260/D350/D360
Illustrated guide for adding memory to specific D Class models.
Adding Memory to Models D220/D230/D320/D330
Illustrated guide for adding memory to specific D Class models.
Adding Memory to Models D270/D370 and D280/D380
Adding Memory to Model R380
Illustrated guide for adding memory to a specific R Class model.
Adding Memory to Model R390
Illustrated guide for adding memory to a specific R Class model.
I/O Configuration Rules
HP-HSC Cards
Lists supported HP-HSC cards and their specifications.
HSC Bus Loading Rules
Rules for loading HSC cards into bus slots.
System Board Labels
D3xx System Board
Diagrams showing labels and connectors on the D3xx system board.
R3xx System Board
Diagrams showing labels and connectors on the R3xx system board.
Address Paths
D2xx Computer Addressing
Details on hardware address paths for D2xx computers.
D3xx/R3xx Computer Addressing
Details on hardware address paths for D3xx/R3xx computers.
Default Address Paths
Graphics Card Rules
Graphics Console Configuration Rules
Rules for configuring graphics terminals and the console.
Supported Graphics Devices
Lists the graphics devices that are supported by the system.
Installing a Graphics Terminal
Web Console
Remote Management/Access Port Configuration
Modem Terminal Interface
Describes the terminal interface for modems.
Modem Diagnostics
Details on how to perform modem diagnostics.
Modem Configuration Information
Information on modem configuration parameters.
Software ID (SW_ID) Configuration
Changing the LANID
Instructions for changing the LANID.
Soft Power Off
A4107A Terminator Resistors/SCSI Address Switch
F/W SCSI Bus Configurations
System Board Labels
D2xx System Board
Diagrams showing labels and connectors on the D2xx system board.
3 Troubleshooting
Calling the Response Center
Information on what details to gather before contacting the HP Response Center.
Safety Considerations
Procedures to ensure safe handling of components and prevent harm.
Hard Failures
Describes solid failures that occur during power-on or initialization.
Power System Troubleshooting
Power Supply
Details on the different power supplies used in D Class systems.
Power Monitoring
Information on how the System/Core I/O board monitors system parameters.
LCD Panel Troubleshooting
Fan Control
Information on how fans are monitored and controlled, and fan fault procedures.
Power Switch Troubleshooting
PowerTrust UPS Online Error Messages
Steps to follow when encountering online error messages from a PowerTrust UPS.
Troubleshooting System Hardware Faults
Major Code Category Definitions
Definitions of major code categories used in front panel LCD displays.
D200/Dx10/Dx30 Memory Troubleshooting
Dx20/Dx30 Memory Troubleshooting
Table detailing memory troubleshooting for specific Dx20/Dx30 models.
Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R390 Memory Troubleshooting
High Priority Machine Check (HPMC)
Troubleshooting HPMCs
Procedures for troubleshooting HPMC occurrences and analyzing error logs.
D200/Dx10/Dx20/Dx30 HPMCs
Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R3xx HPMCs
Memory HPMCs
Troubleshooting memory-related HPMC errors.
System/Core I/O Card Troubleshooting
Core I/O
Details on the MFIOC section of the System/Core I/O card.
EISA
EISA Address Space
Details on the memory address space assigned to EISA locations.
Troubleshooting LAN Problems
Soft Errors
Performance Problems
Diagnostic Tools
Online Diagnostics
Details on available Hewlett-Packard Online Diagnostic methods.
Offline Diagnostics
Information on when and how to use offline diagnostics.
Using SupportWave
Using SYSDIAG
Using ODE-Based Diagnostics
HP-UX Support Media
Using The Support Media
Instructions for accessing utilities from support media.
Support Media Boot
Support Media Main/Utilities Menus
9 Replaceable Parts
Exchange Assemblies
Lists exchangeable assemblies with part numbers and locator information.
Non-Exchange Assemblies
Lists non-exchangeable assemblies with part numbers and locator information.
EISA Assemblies
Lists EISA assemblies with part numbers.
HSC Assemblies
Lists HSC assemblies with part numbers.
10 Removal and Replacement Procedures
Prepare the Computer
Steps to ensure data safety and prevent damage before maintenance.
Assemble Tools Required
Lists the necessary tools for removing and replacing assemblies.
Remove and Replace Hot-Swap Disk Drives (D Class only)
Procedures for removing and replacing hot-swap disk drives in D Class models.
Remove the Front Bezel — D Class
Remove the Front Bezel — R Class
Steps to remove the front bezel from R Class servers.
Remove the Side Panel (D Class) or Top Panels (R Class)
R Class Top Panel Removal
Steps to remove the top panels from R Class servers.
Remove the System/Core I/O Board
Remove the EMI Shielding
Steps to remove the EMI shielding from D Class and R Class servers.
Remove the Processor/Memory Card
R Class Processor/Memory Card
Steps to remove the Processor/Memory card from R Class servers.
Remove/Replace Memory Modules
Remove/Replace Second Level Cache Modules
Replace Cache Module
Steps to replace a cache module.
Remove EISA/HSC Cards
EISA/HSC Card Removal — D Class
Steps to remove EISA/HSC cards from D Class systems.
EISA/HSC Card Removal - R Class
Steps to remove EISA/HSC cards from R Class systems.
Remove All Cables From the System/Core I/O Card
Remove the System/Core I/O Board
Replace the System/Core I/O Board
Steps to replace the System/Core I/O board.
Replace Cables
Instructions for reconnecting system cables after component replacement.
Replace EISA and HSC Cards
Replace Processor/Memory Card
Steps to replace the Processor/Memory card.
Replace EMI Shielding
Steps to replace the EMI shielding.
Remove and Replace Peripherals
Remove the IDE Floppy (D Class only)
Steps to remove the IDE floppy drive from D Class systems.
Assembling the IDE Floppy Disk
Replace the IDE Floppy
Remove SCSI Removable Media Devices
Procedures for removing CD-ROM, DDS Tape, and QIC Tape drives.
Remove Single-Ended SCSI Hard Disks
Replace Single-Ended SCSI Hard Disks
Steps to install single-ended SCSI hard disks.
Remove the Hot-Swap Bay (D Class only)
Replace the Hot-Swap Disk Bay (D Class only)
Steps to replace the hot-swap disk bay in D Class systems.
Remove and Replace the Power Supply
Remove the Power Supply (D Class)
Steps to remove the power supply from D Class systems.
Remove the Power Supply (R Class)
Steps to remove the power supply from R Class systems.
Replace the Power Supply (R Class)
Steps to replace the power supply in R Class systems.
Remove and Replace the Front Fan
Remove the Front Fan
Steps to remove the front fan from the chassis.
Remove and Replace the Rear Fan
Remove and Replace the Display Panel
Remove and Replace the Power Switch
Replace the Side or Top Panel
Steps to replace side or top panels.
Replace the Front Bezel
Steps to replace the front bezel.
11 SCSI Peripherals and I/O Information
Configuration
Information on SCSI bus configurations, device limits, and alternatives.
SCSI Cables
Information on SCSI cables, length limits, and recommendations.
Termination/Term Power
Requirements for SCSI bus termination and power.
Status Returns
Internal Peripherals
IDE Floppy Drive (D Class only)
Specifications and mode details for the IDE floppy drive.
HP C2478SZ (C1504B) DDS Tape Drives
Specifications for the C2478SZ DDS tape drive.
HP A3183A DDS-2 Tape Drive
Specifications for the HP A3183A DDS-2 tape drive.
HP A3542A DDS-3 Tape Drive
Specifications for the HP A3542A DDS-3 tape drive.
A2944A QIC Tape Drive (D Class only)
Specifications for the A2944A QIC tape drive.
HP A3184A CD-ROM Drive
Specifications for the HP A3184A CD-ROM drive.
HP A3416A CD-ROM Drive
Specifications for the HP A3416A CD-ROM drive.
HP A3715A CD-ROM Drive
Specifications for the HP A3715A CD-ROM drive.
A3349A 1 Gb Single-Ended SCSI Disk Drive (D200, D210, &D250)
Specifications for the A3349A 1 Gb SE SCSI Disk Drive.
A3304A 2 Gb Single-Ended SCSI Disk Drive (D200, D210, &D250)
Specifications for the A3304A 2 Gb SE SCSI Disk Drive.
A3660A 4 Gb SE Disk Drive
Specifications for the A3660A 4 Gb SE Disk Drive.
Preventative Maintenance
Head Cleaning Procedure
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning tape drive heads.
Firmware Updates
Methods for updating firmware.
Firmware Upgrade Tape Procedure:
Steps for performing firmware updates via tape.
Forced Eject
Triggering a Forced Eject
Methods for triggering a forced eject.
Forced Eject Action
Describes the actions taken by the drive when a forced eject is triggered.
Manual Cartridge Removal
Procedures for manually removing a jammed tape cartridge.
Alternate Method
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI QIC tape drives.
Preventative Maintenance
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A2944A QIC tape drive.
Front Panel Status Display
Explanation of the front panel status indicators.
HP A3184A CD-ROM Drive
Front Panel
Description of the features on the HP A3184A CD-ROM drive's front panel.
Jumpering
Preventative Maintenance
States no preventative maintenance is required for this product.
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A3184A CD-ROM drive.
Drive Status Light
Description of the drive status light behavior.
Internal Drive Logs
Replacement Part Number
The replacement part number for the A3184A drive.
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
HP A3416A CD-ROM Drive
Front Panel
Description of the features on the HP A3416A CD-ROM drive's front panel.
Jumpering
Preventative Maintenance
States no preventative maintenance is required for this product.
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A3416A CD-ROM drive.
Drive Status Light
Description of the drive status light behavior.
Internal Drive Logs
Replacement Part Number
The replacement part number for the A3416A drive.
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
HP A3715A CD-ROM Drive
Front Panel
Description of the features on the HP A3715A CD-ROM drive's front panel.
Jumpering
Preventative Maintenance
States no preventative maintenance is required for this product.
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A3715A CD-ROM drive.
Drive Status Light
Description of the drive status light behavior.
Internal Drive Logs
Replacement Part Number
The replacement part number for the A3715A drive.
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
A3349A 1 Gb Single-Ended SCSI Disk Drive (D200, D210, &D250)
Jumpering
Instructions for jumpering the A3349A drive.
J2 Jumper Description
J5 Auxiliary and J6 Jumper Description
Description of J5 and J6 jumper functions.
Preventative Maintenance
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A3349A disk drive.
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
A3304A 2 Gb Single-Ended SCSI Disk Drive (D200, D210, &D250)
Jumpering
Instructions for jumpering the A3304A drive.
A3304A J3 Option Jumpers (XP32150L)
A3304A Jumpering (XP32275)
Preventative Maintenance
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting for the A3304A disk drive.
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
Replacement Part Number
The replacement part number for the A3304A drive.
Exchange Part Number
The exchange part number for the A3304A drive.
A3660A 4 Gb SE Disk Drive
Jumpering
Instructions for jumpering the A3660A drive.
A3660A Jumpering (XP34550W)
Preventative Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Diagnostics
Lists diagnostic tools for SCSI disk drives.
Replacement Part Number
The replacement part number for the A3660A drive.
Exchange Part Number
The exchange part number for the A3660A drive.
Hot-Pluggable Disk Modules (1Gb, 2Gb, and 4 Gb Disk Modules) (D Class only)
Disk Specifications
Specifications for 1, 2, 4, and 9 Gb Hot-Plug Disk Modules.
12 Remote Management/Access Port Card
Overview
Introduction to the Remote Management/Access Port (AP) card for HP 9000 servers.
What Changed
Details on design changes for the AP card to meet EISA form factor requirements.
Features
Lists the key features of the AP card, including console and modem support.
Bulkhead Description
Description of the connectors and LEDs on the AP Card Bulkhead.
Service/Normal Switch
Reset
Access Port Commands
CA
Configure command for the Access Port.
CO
Enter console mode.
CS
Copy screen from local to remote console terminal.
DI
Disconnect line to remote console terminal.
DR
Disable access by a remote console terminal.
DS
Disable display of system status line.
ER
Enable access by a remote console terminal.
ES
Enable display of system status line.
HE
Display AP commands.
LR
Lock remote.
MS
Displays modem status.
RS*
Reset system, initiates SPU selftest, stops processing.
SE
Transfers remote terminal from console/control to session mode.
SL
Displays last 50 chassis codes.
SO
Sets the security level.
TA
Initiates ap selftest.
TC*
Transfer of control.
TE
Sends message between the remote and local consoles.
UR
Unlock remote.
Access Port Errors
AP Card Message and Error Codes
Lists informational and error messages associated with the AP card.
A System Specifications
Environmental Specifications
Details operating and non-operating environmental conditions.
AC Electrical Specifications for 350W Power Supply
AC electrical specifications for the 350W power supply.
AC Electrical Specifications for 450W Power Supply
AC electrical specifications for the 450W power supply.
AC Electrical Specifications for 650W Power Supply
AC electrical specifications for the 650W power supply.
DC Electrical Specifications For 350 Watt Power Supply
DC electrical specifications for the 350 Watt power supply.
DC Electrical Specifications For 450 Watt Power Supply
DC electrical specifications for the 450 Watt power supply.
DC Electrical Specifications For 650 Watt Power Supply
DC electrical specifications for the 650 Watt power supply.
Electromagnetic and Electrostatic Specifications
Specifications for electromagnetic and electrostatic immunity.
Physical Specifications - D Class
Physical dimensions and weight for D Class systems.
Physical Specifications - R Class
Physical dimensions and weight for R Class systems.
B Support Information
System Block Diagrams
Contains block diagrams from the training package for system analysis.
ISL Commands and Screens (examples)
Reference information on ISL commands and example screen outputs.
BCH Error Messages
Lists and describes error messages generated by the Boot Console Handler (BCH).
BCH Warning Messages
Lists and describes warning messages generated by the Boot Console Handler (BCH).
PDC Update Procedures
Methods for distributing Processor Dependent Code (PDC) updates.
Dx50/Dx60/Dx70/Dx80/R380/D390/R390 BCH Commands and Screens
D200/Dx10/Dx20/Dx30 BCH Commands and Screens
PDC Update Procedures
Current version verification
Procedures to verify current firmware and Support Tools Manager versions.
PDC distribution
Methods for obtaining and distributing PDC updates via HPESC or Support Media.
Creating a Firmware Update Tape Using Files From HPESC.
Steps to create a firmware update tape using files downloaded from HPESC.
Creating a Firmware Update Tape Using The Support Media
Procedure for creating a firmware update tape from the Support Media.
Firmware Update Procedure
Steps for updating firmware from a tape created with HPESC files.
Updating From a Tape Created Using Support Media
Steps for updating firmware from a tape created using Support Media.
C HotSwap Disk Bay (D Class Only)
Disk Modules
Information on hot-plugable disk modules, their specifications, and interface PCA.
HotSwap (Hot-Plug ) Module Chassis Assembly
Description of the chassis assembly common to D3xx and D2xx HotSwap models.
Back Plane for HotSwap Module
Details on the HotSwap backplane connectors, power, and diagnostic LED.
Diagnostic LED:
Explanation of the green diagnostic LED monitoring cable and voltage presence.
SCSI Reset:
Description of the glitch-free reset circuit on the backplane.
Configuration Switch
Mirrored Root Switch:
Enables root spin delay and selects between mirrored and non-mirrored root.
Reset Switch:
Determines if the hot-plug event reset circuitry is active or inactive.
Root Address Switch:
Selects the SCSI address of the top disk module.
Address Switch:
Module Replacement Process
HotSwap Strategy:
Strategy for non-intrusive electrical connectivity of SCSI devices.
Manual HotSwap Procedure
Step 1
Check LVM for defective physical volumes and display messages.
Step 2
Reduce logical volumes with mirror copies on the faulty disk.
Step 3
Replace the faulty disk and perform an ioscan.
Step 4
Restore LVM configuration/headers from backup onto the replaced disk.
Step 5
Attach the new disk to the active volume group using vgchange command.
Step 6
Run the mkboot command if the disk is not a mirror of a root disk.
Step 7
Resynchronize mirrors of the replaced disk.
Hot Swap Procedure for Unattached Physical Volumes
Step 1
Replace faulty disk and perform ioscan.
Step 2
Restore LVM configuration/headers from backup onto the replaced disk.
Step 3
Attach new disk to active volume group using vgchange command.
Step 4
Run mkboot command if disk is not a mirror of a root disk.
Step 5
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