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1. U1.9-P1
2. U1.9-P2
3. U1.5-P1
4. U1.5-P2
5. U1.1-P1
6. U1.1-P2
7. U2.1-P1
8. U2.1-P2
9. U2.5-P1
10. U2.5-P2
Enter number corresponding to the location code, or
press Return to continue, or ’x’ to return to the menu.
0>4
If one of the devices is selected using the index number, the present state of its LED
will be displayed, and you are given the option to toggle it, as shown in the following
screen. The final state of the LED will then be displayed, whether or not it was
changed.
U1.5-P2 is currently in the OFF state
Select from the following (1=IDENTIFY ON, 2=IDENTIFY OFF)
0>2
Please wait...
U1.5-P2 is currently in the OFF state
(Press Return to continue)
Option 2, Clear System Attention Indicator, will clear the attention indicator on the
operator panel in the media drawer.
v MCM/L3 Interposer Plug Count Menu
Attention: Do not power on the system when in this menu. Fully eixt this menu
before powering on the system.
This menu tracks the number of times that the MCM(s) and L3 cache modules have
been plugged into the system backplane.
If an MCM or L3 cache module is replaced the plug count for tha module must be
incremented by 1. If the plug count exceeds the limit of 10 (reaches 11 or greater), a
450x yyyy or 4B2x yyyy error with a detail value of CFF0 that calls out an MCM or
L3 cache module will be posted in the service processor error log. The FRU should
be replaced during a deferred service call.
If an MCM or L3 cache module is replaced, or installed during an MES upgrade, the
plug count must be set using the interposer plug count menu. If the plug count
information is not inclueded with the new or replacement module, enter the default
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