Determining the Status of a Controller Card
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StorageTek SL8500 User's Guide
Monitoring and Controlling Open Diagnostic Moves
To start a diagnostic move, see
1.
In SLC, select
Tools > Diagnostics
. Select the
Library
in the device tree.
2.
Click the
DiagMove
tab, and then the
Monitor
tab.
3.
Each monitor window indicates the status of the move:
4.
Use the
File
menu in each Monitor window to start/stop/pause the sequence,
clear the output window, or start/stop spooling.
Determining the Status of a Controller Card
Controller card status is indicated by LEDs on the card and displayed in SLC (see
"Viewing Device Status and Properties"
on page 11-2). You can use the status of the
card to troubleshoot issues with the library.
The LEDs and meanings are the same on both card types (HBC and HBT).
Clearing Library Status Alerts
You can only clear alerts marked as "Clearable" and only if service is active on the
library.
Clearing an alert only removes it from the Status Module display; it does not resolve
the underlying cause. The library health indicator returns to "Normal" if there are no
other device or status alerts. If the alert is subject to periodic updates, it will reappear
at the next update cycle.
1.
In SLC, select
Tools > System Detail
, and click the
Library
folder.
2.
Click the
Status
tab, and then the
Status Module
tab.
3.
On the Clear Alert Number list, select the alert number to clear, and then click
Apply
.
Status Indicators
Valid Values
Spooling Status
— whether the move output is being saved to a file
True, False
State
— execution state of the move
Running, pausing, paused,
stopping, stopped
Health
— health state of the move
OK, warning, error
Completed moves
— number of moves completed
Count
Controller Card LED
Definition
ACTIVE - Green
Card is functioning as the active and is running active code.
STANDBY - Amber
Card is functioning as the standby and is running standby code.
FAULT - Red
Card has experienced a serious error.
EJECT OK - Blue
Support representative can safely initiate a card eject.
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