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0000000000000800 |
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Drive TAflag[54] No Start Of | The start of data could not be found on the | Tape damaged, bulk erased, or | • | Check that you are using the correct |
Data | tape. | incorrect format. |
| format tape. |
TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000400 |
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Drive TAflag[55] Loading | The operation has failed because the media | The drive is unable to load the | Remove the cartridge, inspect it as specified | |
Failure | cannot be loaded and threaded. | media and thread the tape. | in the product manual, and retry the | |
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TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000200 |
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Drive TAflag[56] | The operation has failed because the | The drive is unable to unload the | Remove the cartridge if possible, inspect it as | |
Unrecoverable Unload | medium cannot be unloaded. | medium. | specified in the product manual, and retry the | |
Failure |
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TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000100 |
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Drive TAflag[57] Automation | The tape drive has a problem with the | The drive has identified an | • | Check the power to the automation |
Interface Failure | automation interface. | interface fault. |
| system. |
TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000080 |
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Drive TAflag[58] Firmware | The tape drive has reset itself due to a | Firmware issue encountered. |
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Failure | detected firmware fault. |
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TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000040 |
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Drive TAflag[59] WORM | The tape drive has detected an | WORM cartridge may have been | Replace WORM medium. | |
Medium - Integrity Check | inconsistency during the WORM medium | tampered with. |
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Failed | integrity checks. |
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TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000020 |
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Drive TAflag[60] WORM | An attempt had been made to overwrite | The application software does | • | If a WORM medium was used |
Medium - Overwrite | user data on WORM medium. | not recognize the medium as |
| inadvertently, replace it with a normal |
Attempted |
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| data medium. |
TapeAlert Log Entry: |
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0000000000000010 |
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Returning the Autoloader for Service
If you need to return the autoloader or a component of the autoloader for service, contact support.dell.com. The following steps will help you to prepare the autoloader for shipment, remove the autoloader from a rack, and package the autoloader.
To prepare the autoloader for shipment
1.Remove all cartridges from the unit.
2.Power off the autoloader through the front panel.
3.Remove the power, Ethernet, and SCSI cables, and any terminators from the autoloader.
NOTE: Do not ship these items if you are returning the autoloader.
To Remove the Autoloader from a Rack
1.Loosen the two thumb screws that secure the loader to the front of the rack.
2.Using two people, or an appropriately rated mechanical lift, remove the autoloader from the rack by sliding the autoloader out and supporting it from the bottom.
3.Place the autoloader into the original packaging box, or the packaging from the replacement unit.
