If an error occurs during operation of the autoloader, the autoloader stops the current operation and displays an error code on the top line of the LCD screen. Unless otherwise noted in Table 5, attempt to resolve the error by cycling power on the autoloader and retrying the last operation. If the error persists, contact support personnel.
Note | When the error appears on the LCD screen, it will show as error |
| “81”, for example. When you view the error from within the |
| error log, it will show as “3 0 81”. |
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To view the error log follow these steps:
1.From the Home Screen or main menu, press the [+] or
2.Press the [Enter] button to access the available options.
3.Press the [+] or
4.Press the [Enter] button to access the most recently logged error message.
5.Press the [+] or
6.Press [Cancel] when done.
A description of each of the error codes is provided in the following table:
Table 5 Error Codes
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3 0 81 | Invalid command error. | This error indicates that the autoloader received |
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| an undefined command or an invalid parameter |
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| with a command. |
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3 0 82 | Device status not suitable to | If the robotics are busy, some commands cannot |
| execute this command. | be executed at the same time. This error indicates |
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| a probable violation. This is not an error |
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| condition, but does result in busy being |
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| reported to the host for the requested SCSI |
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| command. |
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