HP-FL and SCSI devices are supported on these systems. The first two configuration steps are the same for both devices. A third step is not required for single-unit HP-FL devices but is required for multi-unit HP-FL devices. The third step is required for SCSI devices regardless of whether or not the device is multi-unit.
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The first two configuration levels consist of the device adapter address and the device address.
To configure a device adapter with a path of 48, for example, enter:
Where nnnnn is a valid device adapter identifier such as HP28616A or HP28642A-SCSI.
To configure the device use the ADEV command and the device address. For example, for a device address of 2, you would enter:
where nnnnn is a device identifier such as HP7937FL or HPC2474R.
If you are configuring an HP-FL device that is not a multi-unit device, you are done.
For a SCSI device you must use the word PSEUDO as the device identifier as follows:
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The third-level provides the unit address for multi-unit devices.
It is required for SCSI devices regardless of whether they are single
or multi-unit. It is required for HP-FL devices only when they are
configured as multi-unit devices.
To configure a unit address of 3, for example, on the disk drive configured above, enter:
where nnnnn is a valid device identifier.
If the device is not a multi-unit device or if a multi-unit device is being configured as a single unit, the device unit address of 0 is used to complete the address. For example, to use the device configured above as a single-unit device, enter the following:
where nnnnn is a valid device identifier.
