HP AD510A - StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1500 cs 2U Fibre Channel SAN Attach Controller Shelf Hard Drive Maintenance And Service Manual page 53

Message
151 BEACON OFF
201 ARRAY
CONTROLLER
TEMPERATURE OK
202 ARRAY
CONTROLLER
OVERHEATING
203 ARRAY
CONTROLLER
OVERHEATED
204 ARRAY
CONTROLLER DISABLED
205 ARRAY
CONTROLLER
RESTARTING
300 RECOVERY ROM
AUTOFLASH STARTED
Type Description
Informational The LEDs on the MSA and
all connected hard drives
are no longer blinking
because the host-based
application is no longer
identifying or configuring
this MSA.
Informational The temperature sensor
on the array controller
indicates that the
temperature that was
previously exceeding the
normal operating range is
now back within the range.
Error
The temperature sensor
on the array controller
indicates that the array
controller is starting
to exceed the normal
operating range.
Error
The temperature sensor
on the array controller
indicates that the array
controller has exceeded the
safe operating range.
Error
The array controller has
been disabled due to a
redundancy failure.
Informational The array controller has
completed firmware cloning
and will be restarted
automatically.
Informational The array controller has
detected that the firmware's
backup recovery ROM
image is invalid and is
copying the current active
firmware image into the
backup recovery ROM.
Action
Check all MSA fans and
ensure they are operating.
Any failed fan should be
replaced. Ensure that there
is a module or blanking
panel (cover plate) in all
MSA chassis bays and slots.
Empty bays affect the airflow
and cooling ability of the
MSA.
The MSA should be powered
off as soon as possible to
avoid hardware failure.
Check all MSA fans and
ensure they are operating.
Any failed fan should be
replaced. Ensure that there
is a module or blanking
panel (cover plate) in all
MSA chassis bays and slots.
Empty bays affect the airflow
and cooling ability of the
MSA.
Remove the failed array
controller, wait 10 seconds,
and then reinsert the array
controller, ensuring that it is
fully seated in the chassis.
Should the issue persist,
contact HP support.
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