HP BL536A, User'S & Service Manual

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Table 38 Informational events (continued)
Description Informational event Value
Drive cleaning process Drive clean 0x03
Open mailslot command Mailslot open 0x04
Close mailslot Mailslot close 0x05
Magazine remove event Magazine remove 0x06
Magazine insertion event Magazine reinsertion 0x07
Power on event Power on 0x08
Power off event Power off 0x09
User login at interface (RMU, OCP, SERIAL) User login 0x0A
User logout at interface (RMU, OCP, SERIAL) User logout 0x0B
System test run System test run 0x0C
The wellness test was run Wellness test run 0x0D
A bus reset occurred Bus reset occurred 0x0E
Device reset command Device reset 0x0F
SCSI task aborted Abort 0x10
Drive reported informational tape alert flag Drive tape alert flag 0x11
Power on init completed successful Power on init done 0x12
Incorrect key server token PIN entered Incorrect key server token PIN entered 0x13
Incorrect key server token PIN entered Backup initiated on key server token 0x14
The backup of the key server token has finished. Backup off key server token finished 0x15
A new write key was automatically generated on the
key server token. A new write key was automatically generated on
the key server token. 0x16
A new write key was manually generated on the key
server token. A new write key was manually generated on the
key server token. 0x17
More than five attempts were made to set the key
server token with invalid PINs. More than 5 invalid key server token PIN attempts 0x18
A restore operation was initiated on the key server
token. Restore initiated on key server token 0x19
A restore operation was completed on the key server
token. Restore off key server token finished 0x1A
The key server token is over 90% full. Key server token is over 90% full 0x1B
The key server token contains keys that have not been
backed up. Key server token contains keys that have not been
backed up. 0x1C
Using HP Library & Tape Tools to diagnose problems
With HP Library & Tape Tools installed on the host server you can:
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Identify all parallel SCSI devices connected to your system.
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View detailed configuration, identification, inventory, and drive information for the device.
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Easily update device and drive firmware.
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Run advanced diagnostic tests, including connectivity, read/write, media validation, and
testing the functionality of the device.
128 Troubleshooting