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Appendix C - Alarm Reference

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VMA-series Memory Array Installation and Service Guide

HP-AM456-9002A Rev 01

VIMM Service-Affecting Alarms

There are four service affecting VIMM alarms.

• Insufficient VIMMs Alarm on page 196

• Main Controller Does Not Support VIMMs Alarm on page 196

• Multiple VIMMs Failed; System Shut Down Alarm on page 196

• VIMM Flash Format In Progress Alarm on page 196

Insufficient VIMMs Alarm

The Insufficient VIMMs alarm indicates that an insufficient number of VIMMs

have been detected to construct a usable system.

Main Controller Does Not Support VIMMs

Alarm

The Main Controller Does Not Support VIMMs alarm indicates that the software

version running on the main controller does not support the specified VIMM type:

Flash or DRAM.

Multiple VIMMs Failed; System Shut Down

Alarm

The Multiple VIMMs Failed; System Shut Down alarm indicates that multiple

VIMMs are not operational and the system must shut down because the non-

functional VIMMS have made the current VIMM configuration invalid.

To clear the alarm, replace the non-functioning VIMMs. Call HP Customer

Support for replacement parts.

After replacing the VIMMs in the system, the VIMM configuration should once

again be valid.

VIMM Flash Format In Progress Alarm

The VIMM Flash Format In Progress alarm indicates that VIMMs are being

formatted. The alarm continues to be raised while the format is in progress and

is cleared automatically when the format has completed. If any VIMMs fail to

format, an alarm is raised on each VIMM.

Non-Service Affecting Alarms

Non-service affecting alarms are alarms which call attention to errors which do

not affect data traffic on the system.

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