Scsi Device Tests - HP D6030A - NetServer - E50 User Manual

Chapter 5
Code Description
0413h Keyboard data
stuck low/high.
0414h DiagTools issued a
command to the
keyboard and either
did not receive a
response or
received an
improper response.
0415h Keyboard LED
could not be turned
on.
0416h Keyboard
diagnostic echo
failed.
0417h Keyboard is not
responding to
command.

SCSI Device Tests

The SCSI Test Menu exercises all SCSI devices (disk drives, CD-ROM drives, and tape drives)
with buffer, and self-test,; it also includes functions unique to a particular device, including play
and rewind.
Code Description
0500h Error in SCSI device.
0501h Data compare failed.
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Recommended Action
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A
keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.)
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A
keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.)
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A
keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.)
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A
keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.)
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A
keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.)
2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test.
3. Replace the system board.
Recommended Action
1. Check cables and connections: a) to SCSI components, b) to power source, c)
between cards and backplane.
2. Inspect SCSI pins to ensure none are bent.
3. Check seating of board or SCSI card.
4. Check for proper termination, using technical reference card or label.
5. Check system fans
6. Check firmware version of drive and update if necessary.
7. Replace the drive
8. Change the card or board that has the drive's controller.
1. Check cables and connections: a) to SCSI components, b) to power source, c)
between cards and backplane.
2. Inspect SCSI pins to ensure none are bent.
3. Check seating of board or SCSI card.
Error Message Reference