HP StorageWorks ESL E-Series Leitfaden

StorageWorks

ESL E-Series

Interface

Manager

Replacement

Instructions

Caution: Parts can be damaged by

electrostatic discharge. Keep parts in their

containers until needed. Ensure you are

properly grounded when touching static-

sensitive components.

Note: This part is not hot-pluggable.

It is necessary to power down the library

to replace this part.

Open the back door of the library.

Flip the two breaker switches off (to the left) at the

power distribution unit.

StorageWorks

ESL

E-series

Interface

Manager

Caution:Parts canbedamagedby

electrostaticdischarge. Keepparts in their

containers until needed. Ensureyou are

properly groundedwhentouchingstatic-

sensitive components.

Note:This part is not hot-pluggable.

It is necessaryto power down thelibrary

to replacethis part.

10026

Openthe backdoor of thelibrary.

Inspect thecontents of thekit.

Powe r down thelibrary.

a. Place thelibraryoff-lineby pressingthe

Standbybutton on thelibrary's front panel.

Thelibraryrobotics completes anycurrent

commands andthenstops.

b. Veri fy that thefront panel display indicates

“System Off-line”.

c. Veri fy that thepicker is empty. If there is a

tapecartridgein thepicker, perform aMove

commandto placethecartridgein an

available slot. [Content needed.]

d. Press andhold the power button locatedon

thefront of thelibrarybehindthelaptoptray

until thefront panel goes blank.

Flip the two breaker switches off at thepower

distribution unit.

Inspect the contents of the kit.

Power off the library.

a. Use your backup software to empty the picker

or to verify that the picker is empty.

b. Place the library off-line by pressing the

Standby button on the library's front panel.

c. Verify that the front panel display indicates

“System Off-line”.

d. Press and hold the power button, located on

the front of the library behind the laptop tray,

until the front panel goes blank.

Second Edition (March 2005)

Part Number: 351424-002

*351424-002*

351424-002

Getting help

• HP product information:

http://www.hp.com/products/tapestorage

• HP technical support and phone numbers:

http://www.hp.com/support

• HP StorageWorks Library and Tape Tools

(L&TT) diagnostic software:

http://www.hp.com/support/tapetools

• Interface Manager and HP StorageWorks

Command View TL:

http://www.hp.com/support/cvtl

Close the back door of the library.

ReplacementRemoval

Memory Module

Relocation

Remove all cables

connected to the

interface manager,

after noting where

they are connected.

NNEL CONTROLLERS NETWORK SERIAL AUX STATUS

ERROR

11 12

b. Grasp the edges of the memory module

and slide it out of the flash memory slot.

If needed, push a pen into the corner notches

of the flash memory slot to unseat the memory

module.

c. Remove the replacement interface manager

card from its protective sleeve and place it on

your work surface. (This card should also

face battery-side up.)

d. With the connector going in first, align the

sides of the memory module with the flash

memory slot on the replacement interface

manager card. Gently slide the memory

module into the slot until it is securely seated.

e. If the memory module does not slide in easily,

the module is upside down. Pull the module

back out, flip it over, and reinsert it into

the slot.

Use a #2 Phillips screwdriver to loosen the

captive screws in the black ejector handles at

both ends of the interface manager. Push the

ejector handles toward the outside, then pull on

them to remove the controller.

Align the

replacement

interface manager

with the guides in

the library cluster

controller bay and

slide the interface

manager into the

library. Tighten

the captive screws.

Reconnect the cables to the interface controller

exactly as they were connected to the original

board.

Relocate the memory module.

a. Position the existing interface manager card

battery-side up to access the memory module.

Power on the library.

a. Verify that power cables are firmly in place.

b. Press the power button located behind the

laptop tray.

c. After several seconds, verify that the current

state of the library appears in the System

State display on the front panel (“System On-

line” or “System Off-line”).

Note: To change the state, press the

Standby button on the front panel.

This toggles the library between on-line

and off-line states.

Identify the

interface

manager.

It is located

in the top

cluster, to the

immediate

right of

the cluster

controller.

Flip the two breaker switches on at the power

distribution unit.

Verify that the status LEDs indicate a normal state.

Note: Because all of the configuration

settings of the interface manager are

stored in the memory module that you

replaced in steps 8 through 10, your

replacement interface manager card

retains the configuration of the original

card. To verify or change these

settings, refer to the HP StorageWorks

Interface Manager and Command

View TL User Guide.

ReplacementRemoval

Memory Module

Relocation

Remove all cables

connected to the

interface manager,

after noting where

they are connected.

NNEL CONTROLLERS NETWORK SERIAL AUX STATUS

ERROR

11 12

b. Grasp the edges of the memory module

and slide it out of the flash memory slot.

If needed, push a pen into the corner notches

of the flash memory slot to unseat the memory

module.

c. Remove the replacement interface manager

card from its protective sleeve and place it on

your work surface. (This card should also

face battery-side up.)

d. With the connector going in first, align the

sides of the memory module with the flash

memory slot on the replacement interface

manager card. Gently slide the memory

module into the slot until it is securely seated.

e. If the memory module does not slide in easily,

the module is upside down. Pull the module

back out, flip it over, and reinsert it into

the slot.

Use a #2 Phillips screwdriver to loosen the

captive screws in the black ejector handles at

both ends of the interface manager. Push the

ejector handles toward the outside, then pull on

them to remove the controller.

Align the

replacement

interface manager

with the guides in

the library cluster

controller bay and

slide the interface

manager into the

library. Tighten

the captive screws.

Reconnect the cables to the interface controller

exactly as they were connected to the original

board.

Relocate the memory module.

a. Position the existing interface manager card

battery-side up to access the memory module.

Power on the library.

a. Verify that power cables are firmly in place.

b. Press the power button located behind the

laptop tray.

c. After several seconds, verify that the current

state of the library appears in the System

State display on the front panel (“System On-

line” or “System Off-line”).

Note: To change the state, press the

Standby button on the front panel.

This toggles the library between on-line

and off-line states.

Identify the

interface

manager.

It is located

in the top

cluster, to the

immediate

right of

the cluster

controller.

Flip the two breaker switches on at the power

distribution unit.

Verify that the status LEDs indicate a normal state.

Note: Because all of the configuration

settings of the interface manager are

stored in the memory module that you

replaced in steps 8 through 10, your

replacement interface manager card

retains the configuration of the original

card. To verify or change these

settings, refer to the HP StorageWorks

Interface Manager and Command

View TL User Guide.

StorageWorks

ESL E-Series

Interface

Manager

Replacement

Instructions

Caution: Parts can be damaged by

electrostatic discharge. Keep parts in their

containers until needed. Ensure you are

properly grounded when touching static-

sensitive components.

Note: This part is not hot-pluggable.

It is necessary to power down the library

to replace this part.

Open the back door of the library.

Flip the two breaker switches off (to the left) at the

power distribution unit.

StorageWorks

ESL

E-series

Interface

Manager

Caution:Parts canbedamagedby

electrostaticdischarge. Keepparts in their

containers until needed. Ensureyou are

properly groundedwhentouchingstatic-

sensitive components.

Note:This part is not hot-pluggable.

It is necessaryto power down thelibrary

to replacethis part.

10026

Openthe backdoor of thelibrary.

Inspect thecontents of thekit.

Powe r down thelibrary.

a. Place thelibraryoff-lineby pressingthe

Standbybutton on thelibrary's front panel.

Thelibraryrobotics completes anycurrent

commands andthenstops.

b. Veri fy that thefront panel display indicates

“System Off-line”.

c. Veri fy that thepicker is empty. If there is a

tapecartridgein thepicker, perform aMove

commandto placethecartridgein an

available slot. [Content needed.]

d. Press andhold the power button locatedon

thefront of thelibrarybehindthelaptoptray

until thefront panel goes blank.

Flip the two breaker switches off at thepower

distribution unit.

Inspect the contents of the kit.

Power off the library.

a. Use your backup software to empty the picker

or to verify that the picker is empty.

b. Place the library off-line by pressing the

Standby button on the library's front panel.

c. Verify that the front panel display indicates

“System Off-line”.

d. Press and hold the power button, located on

the front of the library behind the laptop tray,

until the front panel goes blank.

Second Edition (March 2005)

Part Number: 351424-002

*351424-002*

351424-002

Getting help

• HP product information:

http://www.hp.com/products/tapestorage

• HP technical support and phone numbers:

http://www.hp.com/support

• HP StorageWorks Library and Tape Tools

(L&TT) diagnostic software:

http://www.hp.com/support/tapetools

• Interface Manager and HP StorageWorks

Command View TL:

http://www.hp.com/support/cvtl

Close the back door of the library.

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