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5888 or EDR1 PCIe storage enclosure addresses

You can cross-reference the physical location code of a disk drive to the unit address.

Use the address to find the location for the system, and then go to 5888 or EDR1 PCIe storage enclosure to find additional location information.

Note: The x in the following table depends on which I/O adapter port is used and can have values of 0, 4, or 8.

Table 1. Device address information
Physical location code	Unit address
U`n`-P1-D1	0`x`0000FF
U`n`-P1-D2	0`x`0100FF
U`n`-P1-D3	0`x`0200FF
U`n`-P1-D4	0`x`0300FF
U`n`-P1-D5	0`x`0400FF
U`n`-P1-D6	0`x`0500FF
U`n`-P1-D7	0`x`0600FF
U`n`-P1-D8	0`x`0700FF
U`n`-P1-D9	0`x`0800FF
U`n`-P1-D10	0`x`0900FF
U`n`-P1-D11	0`x`0A00FF
U`n`-P1-D12	0`x`0B00FF
U`n`-P1-D13	0`x`0C00FF
U`n`-P1-D14	0`x`0D00FF
U`n`-P1-D15	0`x`0E00FF
U`n`-P1-D16	0`x`0F00FF
U`n`-P1-D17	0`x`1000FF
U`n`-P1-D18	0`x`1100FF
U`n`-P1-D19	0`x`1200FF
U`n`-P1-D20	0`x`1300FF
U`n`-P1-D21	0`x`1400FF
U`n`-P1-D22	0`x`1500FF
U`n`-P1-D23	0`x`1600FF
U`n`-P1-D24	0`x`1700FF
U`n`-P1-D25	0`x`1800FF
U`n`-P1-D26	0`x`1900FF
U`n`-P1-D27	0`x`1A00FF
U`n`-P1-D28	0`x`1B00FF
U`n`-P1-D29	0`x`1C00FF
U`n`-P1-D30	0`x`1D00FF

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Last updated: Fri, June 07, 2019