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All right or all left | A drive fault has | Try to unload the tape and | |
indicator panel LEDs on | occurred | reinitialize the drive by | |
the drive front panel |
| pressing the Unload button | |
blink |
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| or turn the 4000/7000DLT |
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| Series unit power off and |
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| then on again. |
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| The LEDs will stop |
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| blinking and the drive will |
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| try to reinitialize. The LEDs |
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| will turn on steady again |
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| and go off if the test |
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| succeeds. |
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You are finding fatal or | The bus termination or | Make sure the SCSI bus is | |
nonfatal errors for which | SCSI signal cable | terminated. | |
you cannot determine the | connections might be |
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cause |
| incorrect |
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| The AC power source | Use an AC outlet for the |
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| grounding might be | 4000/7000 Series unit on |
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| incorrect | the same AC circuit as the |
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| AC line powering the host |
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| system. |
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Use Cleaning Tape LED
If an excessive number of
Usually, the Use Cleaning Tape LED is turned on by the drive because of a dirty head, so the head should be cleaned and the operation tried again.
If the Use Cleaning Tape LED is again turned on and this seems to be a cartridge rather than a drive problem, make sure that all the data on that cartridge is backed up to a new cartridge by doing a complete backup from the source drive, if necessary. Then discard the old cartridge. If you are unsure of the problem source, call customer service.
The Use Cleaning Tape LED is normally turned off by executing a cleaning cycle or by cycling power to the 4000/7000DLT Series.
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