Chapter 5
| The following table describes the information in the Drive Status |
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Drive Status screen | |
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DRIVE N | Identifies the tape drive, as follows: |
STATUS | DRIVE 1 – The top tape drive |
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| DRIVE 2 – The second from top tape drive |
| DRIVE 3 – The third from top tape drive |
| DRIVE 4 – The bottom tape drive |
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Type | Identifies the tape drive model. This information is updated at |
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| If “8mm” appears, it indicates one of the following conditions: |
| No tape drive is present in this slot. |
| A |
| cannot send status indicators to the library. (For |
| tape drives, you must have firmware level |
| obtain tape drive information.) |
| An Exabyte Mammoth tape drive is installed, but the Use |
| Mammoth configuration option is set to OFF. |
| A tape drive firmware error has occurred. |
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Present | Indicates whether a tape drive is installed in this slot. |
| 0 – A tape drive is not present. |
| 1 – A tape drive is present. |
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Accessible | Indicates the accessibility of the tape drive to the CHM. |
| 0 |
| unknown. |
| 1 – A cartridge is protruding from the tape drive or the drive is empty. |
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Clean | 0 – The tape drive is clean. |
| 1 – The tape drive needs to be cleaned or the cleaning tape is used up. |
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Warning | Not currently used. |
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90 | Exabyte 440 and Exabyte 480 |