HP MSL6000 manual Fsc

Table 10 Fault Symptom Codes (continued)
FSC	Message	ERP
3033	Chassis S/N did not scan	• Press the Enter button to clear the
	(A valid serial number bar code label		message.
		•	Contact support.
	could not be read.)
3034	Chassis S/N save operation failed	• Press the Enter button to clear the
	(The serial number scanned from the bar		message.
		•	Contact support.
	code label could not be saved to
	non-volatile memory.)
3035	Drive Unload Prevented	• Remove the cartridge from the library via
	(The drive prevented media removal		the Move Media using the LCD touch
			display.
	barcode on cartridge in drive could not
	be read.)	• Inspect/replace the barcode label if
			necessary.
3040	Motor Firmware Error	• Press the Enter button to reboot.
	(The loader task detected an unexpected	• Turn off power to the library and inspect
	status and could not recover.)		connectors and cables.
3041	Loader Received Invalid Command	• Press the Enter button to reboot.
	(The loader task received an unexpected	• Turn off power to the library and inspect
	command and could not recover.)		connectors and cables.
3042	Motor Firmware Error	• Press the Enter button to reboot.
	(The loader task detected an unexpected	• Turn off power to the library and inspect
	status and could not recover.)		connectors and cables.
3050	Missing Magazine	• Press the Enter button to clear the
	(In diag, no magazine installed for diag		message.
		•	Insert magazine.
	to run.)
		• Invalid user initiated operation. Set
			parameters correctly and try again.
3051	No Cartridges In Library	• Press the Enter button to clear the
	(No cartridge available for diag to run.)		message.
		•	Insert cartridge.
		• Invalid user initiated operation. Set
			parameters correctly and try again.
3052	Too Many Cartridges	• Press the Enter button to clear the
	(Unable to run cartridge or drive cycle		message.
		• Remove a tape from the library.
	because loader is full with cartridges.)
		• Invalid user initiated operation. Set
			parameters correctly and try again.

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