Example Of Using Event Objects; Table 4-7 Reported Events (For Backward Compatibility With Old Programs) - Hitachi HF-W6500 45/40 Feature Manual

If the operating system is a 32-bit version, in addition to the objects described above, the
following event objects are provided in order to maintain backward compatibility with the
Windows NT® programs and old equipment.

Table 4-7 Reported Events (for Backward Compatibility with Old Programs)

No.
1 A PS fan failure occurred.
2 A front fan failure occurred.
3 A CPU fan failure occurred.
The temperature inside the chassis became
4
abnormal.
5 A remote shutdown request was generated.
SMART anticipated failure in one of the
6
drives.
The power-on (=used) hours of the drive on
7
the drive bay1 exceeded the threshold.
The power-on (=used) hours of the drive on
8
the drive bay2 exceeded the threshold.
9 The RAID status is normal.
10 The RAID status is not normal.
No.6: This includes the case that getting the failure prediction status of the drive fails.
Nos. 9 and 10: Apply to D Model only.
NOTE
• When you use an event object in a program, you need to add "Global\" to the
beginning of the name of the event object.
• The event objects listed in Table 4-7 are not provided if the operating system
is a 64-bit version.
If you are using a 64-bit operating system, use the event objects listed in
Table 4-6.

4.2.3 Example of using event objects

We provide a sample program in C to show how to monitor event objects. For information
about the name of the sample program and where you can find it, see "6.2 Sample
Programs".
Event
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4. CHECKING THE HARDWARE STATUS
Event object name
SMGRASBD_PSFAN_ERR_EVENT
SMGRASBD_FTFAN_ERR_EVENT
SMGRASBD_CPUFAN_ERR_EVENT
SMGRASBD_TEMP_ERR_EVENT
SMGRASBD_RMTSTDN_EVENT
SMGSMART_HDD_PREDICT_EVENT
HFW_HDD1_OVERRUN_EVENT
HFW_HDD2_OVERRUN_EVENT
HFW_RAID_ONLINE_EVENT
HFW_RAID_OFFLINE_EVENT