Plasmon LF6600 user manual Diagnostics Menu Part

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PRESS BOTH SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU "Set Config"

Park Drive

MENU

Test Sensors

MENU

Clear NV RAM

MENU

Cal Shuttle

MENU

View CDEs

MENU

Sys Log	OFF
MENU
Test Thru	00
MENU

SELECT

	SELECT	Enter Sensor
	SELECT	Display Mode
		Display Mode
	SELECT
	SELECT	Confirm Clear
	SELECT
		SELECT
	SELECT	Confirm Cal Shuttle
		SELECT

	SELECT	Display Default
	SELECT	Information
		Information

SELECT OFF

ON

00

SELECT 01

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Diagnostics Menu (Part 1)

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Contents Optical Disk Drive Page Page Page Agency Compliance and Approval Page Table of Contents Accessories Scope Related PublicationsPage General Description Page Drive Characteristics LF 6600 Tower Configuration Front Panel Rear Panel Dimensions and Weight Shipping WeightTEMPERATURE, Humidity and Altitude TransitAC Power Requirements Shock and VibrationAC Power Cord Power Supply OUT-OF-RANGE Protection FeaturesAC Ground Tilt RangeLocation of LF 6600 Warning Labels Page Unpacking the Tower Configuration Unpacking and Repacking InstructionsLF 6600 Tower Packing Caster for the LF 6600 Tower Unpacking the Rack Mount Configuration LF 6600 Rack Mount Packing Inspecting the LF Repacking the LFClosing the Baseplates Repacking the Tower Configuration Repacking the Rack Mount Configuration Page Installation and DE Installation RequirementsTower Installation Rack Mount Installation LF 6600 Side-by-Side Rack Mount Page Mounting the Platform Support Rack Mounting the Slide Assembly to the Platform Support Rack Extending the Slide Platform Assembly Rear Do Not Extend Both Drives Simultaneously Mounting the LF 6600 Chassis to the Extended Platform LF 6600 Rack Mount Slide Detail Standard Rack Mounted LF 6600 in the Retention Lock Position Installing the Lateral Support Angle Blank Panel Installation Scsi BUS Considerations LF 6600-to-Host Cable Connection Connecting Power and Scsi Cables Connecting the Power Cord Connecting Multiple DevicesConnecting a Single Device Connector Verification Rack Mount Configuration DE-INSTALLATION Vertical Tail Page Controls and Indicators Operating InstructionsTEST/SELECT POWER-ON Procedure Operating Mode Modes of OperationOperating Condition DOC Display English French German Configuration Mode Page Main Menu Viewing the Configuration View Config View Configuration MessagesDisplay HW Page Page Scsi ID Rd Ahead Setting the Scsi ID Setting the BUS Parity CheckingSetting the Language Setting the Write Protect OptionSetting the Media Autoload Option Setting the Load Switch OptionSetting the Read Ahead Option Setting the CDE Curs OptionSetting the Busy Option Setting the Modsel RA OptionSetting the MM Spinup Option Clear NvRAM OMA Clear Rtpm Diagnostics Menu Part SET the Internal Drive Serial Number SET Serial # Page DRV SN Test Mode Media Cartridge Handling HUB and Magnet RingPage Setting the Write Protection Switch Affixing Labels Media Insertion and RemovalLF 6600 Media Access Cartridge Insertion Cartridge Removal Manual Cartridge Release Mechanism Opening the BaseplatesRemoving the Bezel Back View of Bezel Retracting the Cartridge Media Loading Operator Maintenance Inspecting and Cleaning FAN and Blower FiltersReplacing Fuses Removing Fuse from AC Power Receptacle Rear View of LF Media Cleaning Media Cleaning Using Cleaning KIT P/NAccessories Length Connector a Connector B NumberPlasmon Product Table below contains optional power cables for each country Page Appendix a German Translations / Übersetzungen INS DeutscheAbmessungen UND Gewicht TEMPERATUR, Luftfeuchtigkeit UND SeehöheBedingung Betrieb Ruhe Lagerung Transport Stoss UND Vibration WechselstrombedarfWechselstromerdung KipptoleranzWärmeausstrahlung Grenzwerte FÜR DIE StaubkonzentrationWiederverpacken DES LF VorsichtEinsetzung Erforderis Turmmontage Anschlussüberprüfung ANSCHLUß DES NetzkabelsAbbau DER Gestellmontagenkonfiguration Einstellen DIE Device ID HinweisHandhabung VON Datenträgerkassetten Einstellen DIE Read Option VorsichtVorsicht Auswechseln VON Sicherungen Vorsicht