Appendix
D
Error Code Data
The enclosure SCSI target ID address, horn mode, and error code displays are presented in
an alphanumeric format on the EMU seven-segment alphanumeric display. All error codes
are defined as fatal or nonfatal. Fatal indicates an EMU failure. Nonfatal indicates a fault
condition that requires user intervention to resolve the problem. This appendix briefly
defines both types of error codes. Chapter 3 describes the EMU in more detail.
The following general rules apply to displaying the ID address and error codes:
■
The default SCSI target ID (
id
) address is disabled (
--
).
■
CRU types range from
00
through
07
. Two decimal points are used, one after each
character.
■
Error codes range from
01
through
05
. One decimal point is used after the second
character.
■
The EMU alphanumeric display presents all types of error conditions.
■
The GUI displays nonfatal (unrecoverable, critical, noncritical, and informational)
error codes.
■
The alphanumeric display sequence is as follows:
❏
Data for
id
is the default display—unless an error occurs, then the display is
Er
❏
id
,
Ho
,
Er
(if an active error exists), and repeats
❏
All active error codes are displayed in priority sequence and ordered using a
timestamp (oldest first)