IBM TS2900 Manual page 4

Troubleshooting
How the library reports problems
Running library tests
Running library verify test
Running drive diagnostic test
Troubleshooting guide
Pre-call checklist
Contacting IBM technical support
Diagnostic information
IBM Tape Diagnostic tool (ITDT)
Library logs
Error codes
Library error codes
Drive error codes
Web User Interface error messages
Trap definitions (types)
TapeAlert flags
TapeAlert flags supported by the library
TapeAlert flags supported by the tape drive
Sense data
Upgrading and servicing
Replacing a defective cartridge magazine
Unlocking the cartridge magazine manually
Moving the library from a rack to a desktop
Moving the library from a desktop to a rack
Replacing the library
Applying an RID tag to a library
Shipping the library
Reference
Minimum firmware levels for common library features
Web User Interface functions and roles
Library Configuration Form
LTO media
LTO type M cartridge (M8)
WORM (Write once, read many) cartridges
WORM media
Data security on WORM media
WORM media errors
Requirements for WORM capability
Cleaning cartridge
Cartridge memory chip (LTO-CM)
Bar code labels
Guidelines for the use of bar code labels
Write-Protect switch
Cartridge care and handling
Provide training
Ensuring proper packaging
Proper acclimation and environmental conditions
Perform a thorough inspection
Handling the cartridges
Examples of cartridge problems
Repositioning or reattaching a leader pin
Repositioning a leader pin
Reattaching a leader pin
Environmental and shipping specifications for tape cartridges
Disposing of tape cartridges
Ordering media supplies
Ordering bar code labels
Replacement parts
Information for trained IBM service personnel
Web User Interface service login
Connecting to the library with the Telnet service port
Drive or cartridge removal procedure
Removing or reinstalling the library chassis cover
Manually removing a tape cartridge from the drive
Recommended tools
Before you begin
Beginning procedure
Tape spooled off supply reel
Tape pulled from or broken near leader pin
Tape broken in mid-tape
Tape tangled along tape path
No apparent failure or damage to tape
Ending procedure
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