Compaq 326817-003 manual LCD Message, Tape Represents the number of the cassette Ready

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LCD Message

Message

Meaning

 

Type

 

Move

Error

Moves cassette x from the drive to the magazine, where x

Medium

 

represents the cassette number.

x => Mag

 

 

 

 

 

No Magazine

Status

There is no magazine in the AutoLoader. The DAT AutoLoader

 

 

is ready for a magazine to be inserted.

 

 

 

Read

Status

Cassette x is being read.

Tape x

 

x represents the number of the cassette.

 

 

 

Ready

Status

A magazine has been loaded in the AutoLoader and the

 

 

Autoloader has completed scanning the cassettes and is

 

 

ready for operation.

 

 

 

Ready

Status

Cassette x has been loaded into the drive and is ready for

Tape x

 

operation. x represents the number of the cassette.

 

 

 

Scan 1

Status

The DAT AutoLoader is examining the cassettes in the

Scan 2, etc

 

magazine to check for proper magazine loading and

 

 

configuration.

 

 

 

Select

Info

This message is displayed if the SCSI command “PREVENT

Prevent

 

MEDIA REMOVAL (LUN=0)” has been sent and the Select

 

 

button is pressed.

 

 

 

Select x

Info

The cassette that has been selected is moving from the

Load

 

magazine into the drive.

Tape x

 

 

 

 

 

Select x

Info

Pressing the Select button displays the message “Select x”.

Push ENT

 

If Select is pressed again, x will increment to the next

 

 

cassette, else the “Push ENT” will also be displayed. To load

 

 

cassette x press the Enter button. If no button is pushed for a

 

 

couple seconds, the command is cancelled. x represents the

 

 

cassette number.

 

 

 

Select x

Info

Cassette y is being returned to the magazine from the drive

Unload

 

so that cassette x can be loaded.

Tape y

 

x and y represent different cassette numbers.

 

 

 

Send Diag

Status

The diagnostics are checking the AutoLoader mechanics,

Checking

 

such as the elevator, and so on.

Mecha

 

 

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Contents Compaq DAT AutoLoader Page Contents Installation Appendix B Index About This Guide Text ConventionsSymbols in Text Symbols on EquipmentRack Stability About This GuideCompaq Website Getting HelpCompaq Technical Support Compaq Authorized ResellerOverview Introduction to the DAT AutoLoaderFeatures Controller Requirements Reliability of Backup DevicesScsi Interface Data Compression CapacityProjected Duty Cycle Tape Drive CapacityCassette Formats Compaq Approved CassettesDDS Logo Media DDS Logo MediaWrite-Protecting a Cassette Life Expectancy of Cassettes8Compaq DAT AutoLoader Reference Guide Software and Tool Requirements InstallationDAT AutoLoader Installation Hardware Settings Jumper Description DefaultScsi Jumper Pins Switch SettingsSetting the Scsi ID BitSwitch Settings AutoLoader configuration switchesData Compression Definitions DC Control-1 DC Control-2 DefinitionInstalling the DAT AutoLoader Preparing the ComputerInstalling the DAT AutoLoader without drive rails Connecting signal and power cables Reassembling the ComputerConnecting the Tabletop AutoLoader External AutoLoader Scsi and options switchesCompleting the Installation 10Compaq DAT AutoLoader Reference GuideInstalling Software Drivers Device DriversController Software Driver Information Microsoft Windows NTMicrosoft Windows NT Novell NetWare Novell NetWareAspi Support SCO OpenServer Compaq Tru64 UnixOpenVMS Configuring the Scsi ID for SCO OpenServer SCO OpenServerSCO UnixWare SCO UnixWareSunSoft Solaris SunSoft SolarisBanyan Vines Banyan VinesOperation Introduction to Magazines and CassettesLoading the Magazine with Cassettes Labeling Cassettes and the MagazineEight-Cassette Configuration Front RearSeven-Cassette Configuration Single-Cassette ConfigurationTo Load the Magazine With Cassettes Inserting cassettes 3, 2, and 1 into the magazine SlotLoading the Magazine into AutoLoader Removing the Cassettes from the MagazineEjecting the Magazine Slide stopperForcing Cassette Ejection Modes of Operation Stacker ModeRandom Mode Callout Description Feature Front PanelCallout Feature Liquid Crystal Display LCDLCD Message Meaning Type LCD MessagesLCD Messages Alphabetical Listing LCD Messages Alphabetical Listing LCD Message Tape Represents the number of the cassette ReadySpace Status LCD Menu Screens Menu Screen FeaturesLCD Menu Screens LCD Menu Screens Menu ScreenCleaning Importance of Routine CleaningErrors Resulting from Cleaning Neglect DAT AutoLoader Cleaning Recommendations Importance of Compaq-Approved Tape CassettesProcedure for Cleaning the Heads Stacker Mode Procedure for Cleaning the Heads Random ModeHardware TroubleshootingQuick Checklist Software Problem Try This Installation TroubleshootingInstallation Troubleshooting For Novell NetWare Troubleshooting After InstallationFor Tru64 Unix For Microsoft Windows NT Systems For SCO OpenServer SystemsFor IBM OS/2 Systems Resolving Operating ProblemsResolving Magazine Problems Correcting Intermittent Failures Federal Communications Commission Regulatory Compliance NoticesRegulatory Compliance Identification Numbers Class B Equipment Modifications Regulatory Compliance Notices A-3Canadian Notice Avis Canadien European Union NoticeJapanese Notice Taiwanese Notice Electrostatic Discharge Grounding Methods Table C-1 Dimensions and Weight SpecificationsDimensions and Weight Dimension Internal AutoLoader Tabletop AutoLoaderAir-Cooling Requirement Temperature and Humidity RangePower Requirements Suspended Particulate Suspended ParticulateTable C-5 Less than 150 microgram/mIndex See EOD Index TSL9000 Scsi ID#5 Enable Media Compaq DAT AutoLoader Reference Guide