HP StoreEver ESL G3 Tape Libraries - Manual (Page 119)

Table 25 Cooling Fan Information
Description Element
The name of the cooling fan sensor. Name
The status of the cooling fan. If the fan speed is within
normal operating limits, the status is Nominal.
Otherwise, a warning or alarm is indicated. Status
The current speed of the fan in rotations per minute
(RPM). RPM
The location of the cooling fan within the library.
Locations of cooling fans for control management blades Location
(CMBs) are indicated by means of a coordinate system.
For information about location coordinates, see
“Understanding location coordinates” (page 88) .
2. To refresh the information displayed, click Refresh.
Displaying power supply information
To display detailed information about the library power supplies:
1. Click the Power Supply tab on the Sensor Status dialog box.
Table 26 (page 119) describes the elements for each power supply.
Table 26 Power Supply Information
Description Element
The name of the power supply sensor. Name
The amount of power in watts. Wattage
The type of power (AC or DC). Type
The location of the power supply within the library. Location
2. To refresh the information displayed, click Refresh.
Displaying temperature information
To display temperature status information for various library components:
1. Click the Temperature tab on the Sensor Status dialog box.
Table 27 (page 119) describes the elements on the Temperature tab.
Table 27 Temperature Information on sensor status dialog box
Description Element
The name of the temperature sensor. Name
The temperature status in the vicinity of the sensor. If the
temperature is within normal operational limits, the status
is Nominal. Otherwise, a warning or alarm is indicated. Status
The sensor temperature reading in degrees Celsius. Celsius
The location of the temperature sensor within the library.
Control management blade (CMB) locations are Location
indicated by means of a coordinate system. For
information about location coordinates, see
“Understanding location coordinates” (page 88) .
2. To refresh the information displayed, click Refresh.
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