Jon, I have used the HP First Service Parts FAX Service to get technical
documentation and parts information in the past. It also includes price and
stocking lists. The number is (800) 333-1917. It is a fax back system. Document
19996 is for multi-user computer products, document 19994 is for peripherals,
document 19997 is for mass storage. The last part of each parts list usually
lists the part numbers for manuals.

Jon Diercks wrote:

> I just bought a used model 20 disk array, fully loaded with all the
> redundant power supplies/processors/etc.  Since it's used, I suppose I
> shouldn't have expected to find any documentation with it, but I didn't
> really think about that until the unit arrived, sans docs.  I've been able
> to stumble through the array configuration screens with the console
> terminal fairly well, but I think I'll need some help with the correct
> sysgen/volutil configuration to get my 3k talking to this thing --
> especially with regard to the dual scsi channels (I will be running two
> SCSI cards on the 3k as well).
>
> Can anybody provide me some tips on this, and/or a reference to any
> web-based manuals, or at least part numbers for the published docs?  Thanks.
>
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