HP Surestore 2.28 Tape Library - Manual (Page 92)

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Library Operation
Troubleshooting
Do not know the
administration menu
password. Try the default password (000-000-000). If that is not accepted,
call a service representative.
Cartridge inserted in the
mailslot, but
LOAD ERROR
or FAILED displays.
• Press CANCEL and try to insert the cartridge in the mailslot
again. See “Loading Cartridges Into the Library” on page 4-14
for the correct tape loading orientation. If this does not work,
verify that the correct tape type is being used. (See “Choosing
Tape Cartridges” on page 3-3.)
• If the light bar on the front panel is orange, cycle power to the
library and try to load the cartridge again when the drive
numbers and status indicators display.
• If the cartridge is in the mailslot correctly and a LOAD ERROR
or FAILED message still displays, this could indicate a library
failure. Call a service representative.
Cartridge inserted in the
mailslot, but
TRANSPORT
FULL displays.
• The cartridge transport mechanism already contains a tape
cartridge. Consult your software package documentation. A
service call may be needed.
Cartridge removal
attempted, but an
EJECT
ERROR message displays.
• Press CANCEL and try ejecting the cartridge again. See
“Removing Cartridges from the Library” on page 4-19.
• If the light bar on the front panel is orange, cycle power to the
library and try to eject the cartridge again when the drive
status displays (“ready” state).
• If there is not a cartridge in the mailslot and an EJECT
ERROR message still displays, this could indicate a library
failure. Call a service representative.
Cartridge removal
attempted, but a
RESERVED
message displays.
• The host may have reserved the element and must unreserve
it. Refer to the host system documentation to unreserve a
tape.
• A security configuration was set to prevent cartridge removal.
See “SECURE ON/OFF” in Table 4-8 on page 4-28.
Started a test and need to
stop. Press CANCEL . The current test loop continues until finished,
then the test stops.
Table 4-14 Troubleshooting (Continued)
Problem Solution