HP StorageWorks 7100 - Virtual Array Appendix page 24

FC-SCSI Interface SpecificationDescribes the IceCube SCSI interface. Targetted as part of OEM manual.Disk Array Con
Event Event
Number Name
(dec/hex)
502/0x1f6 Enclosure NV memory
contains an invalid mode
parameter
503/0x1f7 Enclosure Power Switch
Pressed
504/0x1f8 Event Log uploaded
505/0x1f9 Event Log upload complete
506/0x1fa
Power Supply EEPROM Failed
507/0x1fb Temperature Sensor Failed
508/0x1fc
format subsystem reset
509/0x1fd Miscompare during midplane
EEPROM selftest
510/0x1fe
FC Signal Detect Interrupt
511/0x1ff Dual-controller clock sync
error
512/0x200 Event Log copy from
NVSRAM start
513/0x201 Event Log copy from
NVSRAM complete
514/0x202 Power supply failure
515/0x203
Cannot communicate with the
power supply expander
516/0x204 The power supply eeprom had
an error
517/0x205 The power supply blower had
an error
518/0x206 The over voltage error bit is set
519/0x207 The over current error bit is set
Predictive Suspected
Maintenance Components
Implication
Y controller
Y enclosure
Y controller
Y controller
Y Power Supply
Y Controller
Y controller
Y midplane
Y VSC7130 PBC
/ Dual Repeater
Chip
Y controller
Y controller
Y controller
Y Power Supply
Y Power Supply
Y Power Supply
Y Power Supply
Y Power Supply
Y Power Supply
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Description
revision that is unsupported by this firmware.
N During an upload of enclosure-specific mode
parameters from enclosure NV memory, an invalid
value was found. A default value for this parameter
is being substituted.
N The enclosure power switch has been pressed.
N The event log data prior to this entry has been
uploaded from an image copy (due to invalid
NVRAM). There has been an unknown amount of
elapsed time after uploaded log entries that is not
accounted for in the current system time. Following
this entry and prior to the LOG_UPLOAD_DONE
entry are any events logged prior to the upload.
Times for those events will not be consistent with
any other log entries, but will be internally
consistent.
N The event log data prior to this entry and following
the entry have occurred prior to the upload of the
event log image. These entries have been recorded
with a system time that is not consistent with the
uploaded entries, or the time in this entry and those
following it.
Y Unable to communicate with the power supply
EEPROM. It is assumed to be failed. The power
supply must be replaced.
Y A write/read to/from the Temperature sensor failed.
N This event code indicates that the controller reset
due to a format subsystem command.
Y This event code indicates that the data on the two
eeproms at a given location was different. This
problem is usually fixed if the firmware can write to
the eeproms.
N An interrupt on one of the VSC7130 port-bypass
control / signal detect chips has occurred. See the
extended information for details.
N An interrupt from the shared-memory controller
reported the controller clocks were more than 1 tick
out of sync with each other.
N Following this entry, events are being added to the
log from NVSRAM entries that were written when
the log memory was not available. The time and
sequence numbers for these entries may not be
valid. Some normal entries may be interleaved with
these entries. The completion of the additions will
be noted by a corresponding event log system event.
N The addition of entries from NVSRAM to the
controller log has been completed. The time and
sequence numbers for those entries may not be
valid. Some normal entries may be interleaved with
those entries. The start of the additions should have
been noted by a corresponding event log system
event.
Y Indicates the output voltages supplied by the power
supply have dropped below or raised above their
normal operating ranges. This can be ignored if seen
after a sudden power loss, or when unplugging,
plugging in, removing, or inserting power supplies.
Y The communication with the power supply expander
was not successful
Y The EEPROM update function returned an error
Y The Blower update function returned an error
Y The over voltage error bit is set in the power supply
expander
Y The over current error bit is set in the power supply
expander