Operation, Understanding the lto-4-120 front panel display, Using lto tape cartridges – Dell PowerVault LTO4-120HH User Manual

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Operation

Dell™ PowerVault™ LTO

-4-120 Tape Drive User's Guide

This chapter describes how to operate the Dell PowerVault LTO-4-120 Half-Height tape drive.

  

Understanding the LTO-4-120 Front Panel Display

  

Using LTO Tape Cartridges

  

Cleaning the Tape Drive

  

Performing an Emergency Cartridge Eject

 

Understanding the LTO-4-120 Front Panel Display

As shown in

Figure 4-1

, the Dell PowerVault LTO-4-120 Half-Height tape drive front panel display has three LED indicators that reflect the operating condition

of the drive:

l

A seven-segment LED display that provides a single-character code for status, diagnostics, and maintenance functions

l

An LED dot display that augments the seven-segment LED

l

A two-color (amber/green) status LED

Figure 4-1. LTO-4-120 Front Panel Display

The on/steady, on/flashing, or off condition of the front panel LEDs indicates the various drive conditions as shown in

Table 4-1

.

Table 4-1. LTO-4-120 Front Panel Display Indications

  

 

Using LTO Tape Cartridges

 

Drive Condition

 

Two-color Status LED

 

Seven-segment LED

 

LED Dot

Powered off

Off

Blank

Off

Powered on

Off

Blank

Off

Initializing/power-on self-tests underway

Amber

Post pattern, 5

Flashing

Successful initialization/power-on self-tests

Green

Blank

On for 3 seconds

Active/busy or loading or unloading a cartridge Flashing green

Blank

Off

Ready with cartridge loaded

Green

Blank

Off

Write-protected cartridge loaded

Flashing amber

P

Off

Downloading or updating firmware

Flashing amber

F

Flashing

Running diagnostics

Amber

Displays several characters, such as C, 5, and so on Flashing

Cleaning required

Flashing amber

C

On

Cleaning operation in progress

Flashing green

C

Flashing

Expired cleaning cartridge

Flashing amber

7

Off

Temperature fault

Flashing amber

1

Off

Power fault

Flashing amber

2

Off

Firmware fault

Flashing amber

3

Off

Firmware/hardware fault

Flashing amber

4

Off

Hardware fault

Flashing amber

5

Off

Media or hardware fault

Flashing amber

6

Off

Media fault

Flashing amber

7

Off

Interface fault

Flashing amber

8

Off

Degraded operation

Flashing amber

A

Off

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