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If your HP Storage device isn't powering on, try these steps: 1. Ensure all power cord connections are secure. 2. Verify the power button on the front panel is pressed and the green READY LED is illuminated. 3. Confirm the outlet has power by testing with another working device. 4. If necessary, replace the power cord.
What to do if my HP Storage shows no display messages?
If your HP Storage shows no display messages, take the following actions: 1. Check that the power cord is properly connected. 2. Ensure the power button on the front panel is pressed and the green READY LED is lit. 3. Try power cycling the device. 4. If the display remains blank but the device appears powered on, attempt to retrieve the device status or error information from the RMI.
How to troubleshoot yellow power supply LED on HP MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096 Storage?
A yellow LED on the power supply indicates that the power supply fan is not rotating at an acceptable speed. To resolve this: 1. Check the power supply fan for any obstructions. 2. If there are no obstructions, replace the power supply.
What does “!” mean in HP Storage operator panel inventory display?
The “!” symbol next to a data cartridge in the inventory indicates that the cartridge is either damaged, incompatible with the drive, or the wrong type for the attempted operation. The suggested solution is to export the data cartridge.
How to remove tape stuck in HP Storage drive?
To remove a tape stuck in the drive, the tape drive must rewind the tape before ejecting it. This process can take up to five minutes, depending on how much tape needs to be rewound. The READY light will flash during rewinding. Wait for the rewinding to complete before attempting any other operation.
How to troubleshoot blue and green power supply LED status on HP MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096 Storage?
The blue LED indicates that the power supply is connected to a functioning outlet, while the green LED should indicate that the power supply is producing adequate power. If the blue LED is lit but the green LED is off, replace the power supply.
How to resolve HP Storage LCD error code?
If the LCD displays an error code, look up the specific error code, attempt to resolve the underlying issue, and then power cycle the device.
What to do if HP StorageWorks MSL2024 Storage cannot connect to the remote management interface (RMI)?
If you cannot connect to the remote management interface (RMI), verify the following: * The device is connected to the LAN with a CAT 5E, 6, or 6E Ethernet cable. * The link LED on the RJ45 (LAN) connector is lit when the device is powered up. If the LED is not lit, the device is not communicating with the LAN.
How to fix HP StorageWorks MSL2024 cleaning or data cartridge incompatibility?
To resolve cartridge incompatibility, ensure that you are using data and cleaning cartridges that are compatible with the drive and model of your device, and that you are using the correct cartridge type for the intended operation.
How to troubleshoot HP StorageWorks MSL2024 tape stuck in storage slot?
To remove a tape stuck in a storage slot, follow these steps if the operator control panel or the remote management interface is operational: 1. Use the Move Tape command to move the tapes from the drives to the magazines. 2. Use the magazine removal process to release the magazine and remove it from the device.
General| Number of Slots | 24 |
|---|---|
| Number of Drives | 1 or 2 |
| Tape Technology | LTO Ultrium |
| Drive Bays | 1 or 2 |
| Interface | SCSI, SAS |
| Drive Type | LTO-3, LTO-4 |
| Supported Drives | LTO-3, LTO-4 |
| Operating System Support | Windows, Linux, HP-UX, Solaris, AIX |
| Dimensions | 8.9 x 48.0 x 44.8 cm |
Overview of various library configurations, add-ons, and features like redundant power and encryption kits.
Details SCSI interface types and host adapter requirements for parallel SCSI tape drives.
Details Fibre Channel interface types and host adapter requirements for tape drives.
Details SAS interface types and host adapter requirements for tape drives.
Information on hardware encryption capabilities for LTO-4 and later tape drives.
Explanation of configuring tape drives into independent logical libraries for distinct operations.
Description of the MSL2024 and MSL4048 front panel components and controls.
Description of the MSL4048 back panel, illustrating drive bays and connectors.
Steps to prepare the host computer and environment before tape library installation.
Guidance on configuring SCSI bus and devices for optimal performance and compatibility.
Key steps for planning SAS configuration, including HBA and cable selection.
Criteria for selecting an appropriate physical location for the tape library.
Instructions for installing the tape library into a standard rack system.
Step-by-step instructions for installing new tape drives into the available bays.
Steps for connecting parallel SCSI cables to tape drives and host adapters.
Steps for connecting Fibre Channel cables to tape drives and network.
Steps for connecting SAS cables to tape drives and HBAs.
Instructions for powering on the tape library after installation.
Steps to configure the tape library's network settings and administrator password.
Steps to verify the connection between the host computer and the tape library.
Procedures for labeling and loading tape cartridges into the library magazines.
Overview of advanced features like logical libraries and SNMP configuration.
Information on compatible HP Ultrium data and cleaning tape cartridges.
Guidelines for proper handling, maintenance, and storage of data cartridges.
Best practices for applying bar code labels to tape cartridges for quick inventory.
Table detailing compatibility between LTO drives and different tape media generations.
Details on accessing and using the web-based interface for library management.
Accessing device identification information like serial number and firmware.
Accessing dynamic device status information like library and drive status.
Displaying real-time status and details for each tape drive.
Viewing detailed information about tapes in drives and magazine slots.
Accessing system, drive, network, and other configuration settings.
Modifying system-wide settings like library mode and mailslot configuration.
Configuring individual drive settings such as SCSI ID or Fibre Channel ports.
Modifying network settings like IP address and DHCP.
Procedure for changing the administrator password for security.
Procedures for backing up and restoring configuration settings or resetting to defaults.
Accessing functions for managing media, inventory, and magazines.
Accessing diagnostic tests, firmware updates, and logs.
Instructions for cleaning tape drives using the OCP or RMI.
Procedures for downloading support tickets for diagnostics.
Common detection issues with parallel SCSI configurations and their solutions.
Common detection issues with SAS configurations and their solutions.
Troubleshooting steps for Fibre Channel connectivity issues.
Solutions for common operational issues like power and tape movement.
Identifying and resolving performance issues related to file size and system configuration.
Information on understanding and finding error codes displayed on the OCP or RMI.
Detailed descriptions and solutions for main error codes.
Detailed descriptions and solutions for robotic error sub-codes.
List of error codes specific to tape drives and their solutions.
Explanation of warning event codes and their details.
List of essential tools required for servicing the tape library.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a new Ultrium tape drive.
Procedures for safely removing and replacing tape drives.
Instructions for removing and replacing library magazines.
Guide for installing an optional redundant power supply for high availability.
Steps for replacing a power supply in specific library models.
Procedure for replacing the library controller module.
Instructions for removing and replacing the base chassis assembly.
Final steps for securing the library after installation in a rack or cover.
Information on contacting HP technical support and required details.
List of useful HP websites for product information and support.
Information about HP's Customer Self Repair program for parts replacement.
Dimensions and weight specifications for MSL2024, MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096 models.
Operating and non-operating environmental requirements for the tape library.
FCC rules and regulations regarding RF emissions and device classification.
Safety notices regarding Class 1 Laser Product classification and usage.
Safety notices and warnings related to battery replacement.
Precautions to prevent damage from static discharge during handling.
Recommended grounding methods for working with static-sensitive components.
