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Description of problem	Message display	Possible cause	Recommended action

Hyper magazine cannot be ejected	Host must return	There are some discs that from	Return to user mode, issue REZERO
in Hyper submode.	all hyper’s disc	the hyper magazine remaining in	command from the host computer
		drives.	requesting that all discs be returned,
			and try to perform the operation again
			after all discs have been returned.

There exists a drive or drives which		¶ SCSI cable has not been	¶ Make sure that the SCSI cables have
fail to be recognized by the host		connected properly.	been connected properly.
computer even though they have		¶ SCSI ID or termination	¶ Check to see if there is any device on
been recognized in Config submode.		settings have not been	the same bus with the same SCSI ID
		correctly specified.	and to see that the SCSI chain has
			been properly terminated.
		¶ The total length of the SCSI	¶ Re-configure the SCSI chain so that
		cables is too long.	the total length of all the cables does
			not exceed the maximum allowable
			length.
		¶ Operator has forgotten to	¶ Reboot the host computer.
		reboot the host computer.

There exists a drive which fails to be	scsiID=7 TermOFF	¶ The power cable for the drive	¶ Open the rear access door and check
recognized by the host computer,	dev-ID=	in question has not been	to see if the power cable has been
and the SCSI ID of the drive is set to		connected.	properly connected.
‘7’ when checked in Config		¶ Drives have been inserted in	¶ The power supplied by the power
submode.		rear bays #9 through #16	supply included as standard
		without additional power	equipment is sufficient only for
		supply unit.	operating drives in bays #1 through
			#8. Reinstall the drive in one of these
			bays or install the additional power
			supply unit.

Unable to properly read a disc which		¶ The disc has been inserted	¶ Check to see if the disc has been
has been inserted in a drive.		upside down.	inserted upside down.
		¶ The disc is soiled or	¶ Check to see if the disc is soiled or
		scratched.	scratched, and wipe away any soil or
			replace the disc.

An error code is displayed on the	E88, E89,E99, etc.	A mechanical error has occurred	In system administrator mode, open the
LCD message window and the		which has made the changer	access door and take whatever action is
backlight flashes and the buzzer is		unable to continue in operation.	required in order to eliminate the error
sounded.			condition.

The LCD message window does not		The changer SCSI termination	¶ When installing is not finished, turn
come on when the power is turned		switch is set to OFF or the SCSI	the SCSI termination switch to ON
on.		cable is not properly connected.	and turn the power OFF and ON.
Pressing the operation keys has no			¶ If the SCSI cable is not properly
effect.			connected, turn off the power. And
			after connection the cable properly,
			turn on the power again.

Buzzer sounds when magazine is	¶ Memory Failure	Magazine's memory data is not	¶ Remove and reinsert magazine.
loaded.	¶ Error	being read correctly.	¶ If the magazine data still can't be read
			properly, perform a "PROBE" of the
			magazine, ten open and close the
			door.

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