The server boots but does not recognize the autoloader
Possible reason | Recommended action |
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The power or SCSI cable is not connected | Check that the cables to the autoloader are firmly |
properly. | connected. Ensure that the SCSI cable does not have |
| any bent pins. Replace, if necessary. (Refer to the |
| www.hp.com/go/connect web site.) |
The SCSI bus is not terminated correctly. | Check that the SCSI bus is actively terminated. (Refer |
| also to the documentation for your SCSI controller |
| and any other SCSI devices you may have.) |
The autoloader’s SCSI ID address is not | Make sure that each device on the SCSI bus has a |
unique. | unique ID. |
| We recommend that the HP StorageWorks DAT |
| autoloader is connected to a dedicated host bus |
| adapter. Do not connect the drive to a disk RAID |
| controller as this is not supported. |
The autoloader was switched on after the | Switch on the autoloader and then reboot the server. |
server booted up. The server only checks for |
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SCSI devices at |
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The application does not recognize the autoloader
Possible reason | Recommended action |
The application does not support the | Use HP Library & Tape Tools to check that the drive is |
autoloader. | installed properly. Refer to our World Wide Web site |
| (www.hp.com/go/connect) for details of |
| backup applications that support the |
| HP StorageWorks DAT autoloader. Load any service |
| packs as necessary. |
Some applications require drivers to be | Check that the correct SCSI and autoloader drivers are |
loaded. | installed. Consult the backup application’s installation |
| notes for details. |
The autoloader does not work
Possible reason | Recommended action |
If the drive does not power up, the power | Make sure that the power switch and LED are on and |
cable may not be connected to the | that the power cables are firmly connected. If they are, |
autoloader properly. | the device has probably failed. Call for service. |
If the | Power down the autoloader and power it up again. If |
Light is steady amber), there may be a | the |
hardware or firmware failure. | LED” on page 43. |
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