To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does yellow power supply LED mean on HP StoreEver MSL2024 Storage (MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096)?
If the yellow power supply LED is lit on your HP Storage device (MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096), it indicates that the power supply fan is not rotating at an acceptable speed. Check the power supply fan for obstructions and, if necessary, replace the power supply.
What does blue power supply LED mean on HP Storage (MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096)?
If the blue power supply LED is lit and the green power supply LED is off on your HP Storage device (MSL4048, MSL8048, and MSL8096), the blue LED indicates that the power supply is plugged into a good outlet, but the green LED being off means the power supply isn't producing good power. In this case, replace the power supply.
Why cleaning or data cartridge incompatible with drive in HP Storage?
Make sure you are using data and cleaning cartridges that are compatible with the drive and model of your HP Storage device and that you are using the correct cartridge type for the operation. The device automatically unloads incompatible cartridges, the Attention LED flashes, and an exclamation point (!) displays in the inventory display for the indicated slot number. Export the media to clear the state.
General| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 87 x 480 x 806 mm |
|---|---|
| Media type | Tape Cartridge |
| Form factor | 2U |
| Product type | Storage auto loader & library |
| Standard interfaces | Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) |
| Number of slots (max) | 24 |
| Storage media types supported | LTO-7 |
Details the user interface components on the front of the tape library.
Describes the rear panel connectors and ports for various connections.
Explains optional features like redundant power supplies, encryption kits, and library extenders.
Guides on planning Fibre Channel connections, speeds, and cable requirements.
Outlines SAS interface requirements, HBA considerations, and cabling.
Covers SCSI bus setup, HBA requirements, and SCSI ID addressing.
Details steps for host computer preparation, including software, drivers, and diagnostic tools.
Provides criteria for selecting an appropriate installation site for the tape library.
Information on tape cartridge types, compatibility, and usage guidelines.
Best practices for handling, cleaning, and preserving tape cartridge life.
Details on removable magazines and their access procedures.
Accessing the library remotely via a web browser interface for monitoring and control.
Operating the library using the front panel's Operator Control Panel (OCP).
Operating the library using the front panel's Operator Control Panel (OCP) for larger models.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to Fibre Channel connectivity.
Troubleshooting steps for SAS drive detection issues after installation.
Addresses common operational issues like power, movement, and media problems.
Explains how to find and interpret error codes displayed on the OCP, RMI, or L&TT.
Lists essential tools required for library servicing and upgrades.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing new tape drives into the library.
Instructions for safely removing and replacing existing tape drives.
Procedures for removing and replacing tape cartridge magazines.
Details on installing an optional redundant power supply for increased reliability.
Steps for replacing the library controller component.
Information on how to contact HPE support and access online resources.
Guidance on how to find and download software and firmware updates.
Details the form factor, slot counts, and drive capacities for different library models.
Lists the supported interfaces (FC, SAS) for different LTO generations.
Provides storage capacity and data transfer rates for various LTO drive generations.
Provides links to HPE warranty information for various product lines.
Includes markings and declarations related to regulatory compliance.
Precautions to avoid damage from static electricity when handling components.
Recommended grounding techniques and tools for handling static-sensitive parts.
