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NOTE:

Make sure that the scratch tapes are formatted and contain no data that cannot be overwritten.
Scratch tapes must have barcode labels with valid volume serial numbers on them. Also, you
might find it useful to write down the serial numbers so that you can identify your scratch tapes.
This procedure will not damage any cartridges that are already installed in the library.
If the scratch cartridge becomes lodged in a drive or magazine, it must be manually removed
from the library. If not removed, the cartridge will become part of the partition the next time the
accessor assembly is enabled.

The I/E station will be locked until the inventory is complete.

10.

Select a scratch cartridge of each media type (for example, LTO-4 and LTO-5) in the library.

NOTE:

You can select one scratch cartridge per media type. Each test that requires a scratch cartridge
will call the media types as needed.

11.

After you select the cartridges, click Finish.
As the tests run, the library will generate events if problems are discovered. You must close the
Verification Tests dialog box to view those events. Return to the Verification Tests dialog box to
view test results.

12.

After the test is complete, click Reports to view the test results.
The report window appears with the Graphical tab displayed.
• Use the Graphical tab to view graphical reports and to quickly identify areas where marginal

or failed results occurred.

• Use the toolbar to navigate between graphical reports or to save the results in PDF format.

For more information about how to work with graphical reports, see

Verification Test

Graphical Reports

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13.

For more detailed test results, click the Text tab to view the test log generated by the LMC.

14.

Review the test log to find marginal or failed test results, and to see troubleshooting information.
For information about how to interpret test logs, see

Verification Test Logs

.

15.

To e-mail, print, or save the test log as a text file, in the Tools region of the Text view click Send,
then specify the output location. For more information, see

Emailing, Saving, and Printing Test

Logs

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Maintaining the library

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