IBM Magstar 3494 manual Vts

Table 7. Operator Intervention Messages and Parameters (OPINT TRAP Type) (continued)

	Parameter	Parameter	Parameter	Actual Library Manager OPINT Trap
OPINT #	[A]	[B]	[C]	Message
57	Volser	Ð	Ð	A volser ( A) with an unknown media type
				has been left in to the high-capacity input
				station.
58	Volser	Ð	Ð	An invalid volser ( A) has been ejected to the
				convenience I/O station
59	Rack Cell	Ð	Ð	The cartridge label located at cell [A] has
				an unknown media type.
60	Volser	Ð	Ð	During an Inventory Update operation,
				volser [A] was ejected to the convenience
				I/O station because there were no free cells.
61	Volser	Ð	Ð	During an Inventory Update operation,
				volser [A] was ejected to the high capacity
				station because there were no free cells.
62	Accessor	Ð	Ð	Power failure on accessor [A]. A service call
				is required.
63	Accessor	Ð	Ð	Accessor [A] has failed. A service call is
				required.
64	Ð	Ð	Ð	Dual Write has failed. A service call is
				required.
65	Volser	Slot	Rack Cell	An Error occurred for cartridge [A] during
				insert from CIO slot [B] to cell [C].
67	Volser	Ð	Ð	Eject failed for volser [A]. This operation
				was initiated by the Library Manager..
68	Ð	Ð	Ð	A Library Manager switch has completed.
				This switch was initiated by the operator.
69	Ð	Ð	Ð	A Library Manager switch has completed.
				This switch was due to an error.
70	Ð	Ð	Ð	This message may appear as any of the
				following:
				1. A hard drive has failed. Call service
				2. Primary hard drive has failed on LM-A.
				Call service.
				3. Primary hard drive has failed on LM-B.
				Call service.
				4. Mirror hard drive has failed on LM-A.
				Call service.
				5. Mirror hard drive has failed on LM-B.
				Call service.
71	Ð	Ð	Ð	This message may appear as any of the
				following:
				1. Hard drive is disabled. Call service
				2. Hard drive is disabled on LM-A. Call
				service.
				3. Hard drive is disabled on LM-B. Call
				service.
100	Volser	VTS	Ð	A damaged stacked volume [A] has been
				ejected.

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