Set to Home

1.From any page, click the Library Operations heading. The Library Operations screen displays.

2.From the Library Operations page, click Inventory. The autoloader starts an inventory immediately.

If the autoloader is not able to successfully execute a Moving Tapes or an Inventory command, try executing a Set to Home command, and then retry the move or inventory command again.

The Set to Home command resets the autoloader as a means to help the autoloader recover from an unexpected internal condition. To Set to Home:

1.From any page, click the Library Operations heading. The Library Operations screen displays.

2.From the Library Operations page, click Set to Home. This executes a reset command to the autoloader.

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Contents

Dell PowerVault 124T LTO-3 Autoloader Users Guide Configuring the Autoloader Setting the Scsi ID Setting Ethernet Setting an IP Gateway Setting the IP AddressSetting the Subnet Mask Setting the Time Server Setting the TimeSetting the Snmp Server Enter Barcode ReaderScsi Barcode Length Setting Passwords Setting MagazinesSetting Security Getting Lost Passwords Back to Contents Stopping a Diagnostic Test Diagnostic Tests from the Front PanelSetting the Security Front Panel Diagnostic Tests Remote Management Unit Diagnostic Tests Diagnostics Using the Remote Management Unit Online Services Technical Assistance AutoTech Service Ftp.dell.com Automated Order-Status Service Technical Support Service Before You Call Accessories Installation OverviewInstallation Preparation Scsi Bus Requirements Bar Code Reader Choosing a LocationUL Requirements Product Overview Identifying Product Components AccessoriesUnpacking the Autoloader Back Panel Overview Ethernet cable Scsi cable Scsi terminator Connecting the Scsi and Power CablesScsi cable Scsi terminator Power cable Preparing the Host and Verifying the Connection Installing the Device DriversClick Update Driver Tape Drive Device Driver Autoloader Device Driver Enabling LUN Support in Linux Back to Contents Overview Logout Enter PasswordsOperators Panel Functionality Moving a Single Cartridge Using CartridgesInsert a Single Cartridge Inward Side of a Magazine Outward Side of a Magazine Using Magazines and Magazine BlanksEjecting a Single Cartridge Manually Operating the Magazine Installing a MagazineEjecting a Magazine Viewing Status Information Viewing PowerVault 124T Autoloader StatusRunning an Inventory Magazines Viewing Tape Drive Status Viewing Firmware VersionViewing Element Status Viewing Tape Drive Version IP address Viewing Ethernet InformationMAC address Network Opening the Remote Management Unit Default Username and PasswordRemote Management Unit Overview Viewing Status Information Feedback on Pages ConfigurationTime Display System Operations Options Bar Code Reader Cleaning TapeCompression Setting Network Options Setting the MagazinesSetting the System Time From the Configuration menu, click Networking To set User Administration Setting Front Panel Security OptionsTo Set Network Configuration To set the Client Authorization Control Firmware Error Logs and DiagnosticsViewing Error or History Logs Library Operations Set to Home Autoloader Environmental Specifications Physical SpecificationsAutoloader Performance Specifications Characteristic Product Alone Autoloader Shock Specifications Autoloader Power SpecificationsAutoloader Vibration Specifications Tape Drive Specifications Before Contacting Customer Support Basic TroubleshootingProblem Probable Cause Suggested Action Operator Control Panel Error Display Checking for Errors Autoloader Logs through OCP Autoloader Error DetailAutoloader Logs Autoloader Logs through RMU System Shutdown/Disruption Error Types Message Error TypesStack/Global Data Corruption Error Types System Miscellaneous Error Types Miscellaneous Error Types Tape Drive Error TypesDrive/Media Error Types TCP/IP Stack and Task Error Types Scsi Server Task Error Types Loader Task Error TypesCode Update Error Types Servo Elevator Hardware Error Types Picker/Magazine Servo Error Types Servo Picker Hardware Error Types System Event Types Servo Motor Error TypesMagazine Hardware Error Types Diagnostic Error Types Front Panel Error TypesBarcode Error Types TapeAlert Interpretation TapeAlert LogsTapeAlert Logs through OCP TapeAlert Logs through RMUPage Page Page To Remove the Autoloader from a Rack Returning the Autoloader for ServiceTo prepare the autoloader for shipment Packing the Autoloader