Node 65 is the LCC node card in frame 1. A reset of this node card will cause the LCC to reboot and post an event like: 

GLYPH<SM590000> Error Code: 2384 

GLYPH<SM590000> Description: An LCC card was not responding over Ethernet 

The TS4500 has node cards installed as follows: 

GLYPH<SM590000> NodeIdx 17 (x’11’) XYC Acc A, NodeIdx 18 (x’12’) XYC Acc B 

GLYPH<SM590000> NodeIdx 49 (x’31’) ACC Acc A, NodeIdx 50 (x’32’) ACC Acc B 

GLYPH<SM590000> NodeIdx 65 (x’41’) LCC Frame 1 

GLYPH<SM590000> NodeIdx 66 (x’42’) LCC Frame 2 

GLYPH<SM590000> NodeIdx 66 (x’42’) LCC Frame 3 and so on 

## Tasks 

Retrieve a list of tasks or a single task resource. 

GET /v1/tasks GET /v1/tasks/<ID> 

When the GET /v1/tasks/<ID> command runs successfully, the system returns output to your display as shown in Example 6-17. 

/usr/bin/sg_write_buffer --id=0x10 --mode=2 --raw /dev/sg70<<<'GET /v1/tasks/140' /usr/bin/sg_read_buffer --id=0x11 --mode=2 --length=0x100000 --raw /dev/sg70 [{"ID": 140, "type": "updateLibraryFirmware", "location": "library", "state": "completed", "startTime": "2019-08-15T09:21:32-0600", "lastUpdateTime": "2019-08-15T09:34:30-0600", "percentComplete": 100, "duration": 778, "user": "admin", "description": "Library Code Update", "volser": null}] 

## Path parameters 

The following list describes the path parameters 

GLYPH<SM590000> ID : A decimal integer that is the unique identifier of the task in the library. 

GLYPH<SM590000> type : A string representing the task type to run. Values can include: 

– calibrateLibrary 

– calibrateFrame 

– calibrateAccessor 

– inventoryTier0and1 

– inventoryAllTiers 

– fruDriveReplacement 

– exportServiceLogs 

– startAccesorService 

– completeAccesorService 

– startDriveService 

– completeDriveService 

– testDrive 

GLYPH<SM590000> location : A string representing the hardware component what the task is affecting. This can be null if no hardware was associated with this task. Hardware components include: 

– accessor_A<"a"|"b"> (for  example, "accessor_Ab") 

– gripper_A<"a"|"b">G<"1"|"2"> (f or example, "gripper_AbG1") 

– frame_F<f> (for example, "frame_F1") 

– drive_F<f>C<c>R<r> (for example, "drive_F1C3R23") 

– ethernetPort_F<f>P<p> (for example, "ethernetPort_F2Pa") 

