ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT
/
LNK
ACT
/
LNK
PORT
1
PORT 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
1
2
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PORT
1
POR
T 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PO
RT 1
PO
RT 3
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PORT
1
POR
T 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PO
RT 1
PO
RT 0
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PORT
1
POR
T 0
ETHERNET
SERIAL
PWR
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
ACT/
LNK
PORT
1
POR
T 3
FIBRE
CHANNEL
FIBRE
CHANNEL
ACT/
LNK
PORT
2
FIBRE
CHANNEL
Note:
To gain the access needed
to continue with this procedure, HP
recommends removing drive cluster 0.
This poster provides instructions for this
method.
You can also obtain access by emptying
and removing the card cage, but that is
usually more difficult. Instructions for
removing the card cage are not
presented here.
Remove cluster 0
Identify drive cluster
0. It is the top-most
drive cluster, located
directly under the
card cage.
6
7
8
Label each Fibre Channel (FC) cable attached to
a drive (A through D) so that you know which
cable came from each location.
Disconnect the Fibre Channel (FC) cable from
each drive by pressing down on the cable
connector tab and pulling the connector away
from the drive.
Caution:
To avoid damaging
FC cables, do not pinch or sharply bend them.
5
Identify the robotics controller. It is the narrowest
card in the card cage, and is located in the
bottom-most slot.
Note:
This poster shows fibre drives,
the procedure for SCSI drives is almost
identical. If you need more information
see the instructions for removing and
replacing a SCSI tape drive in the
service manual, or in the
ESL E-Series
Tape Drive Replacement
poster (part
number 350802-001).
0
1
2
3
4
5
A
B
C
D
