Status - Buffalo TeraStation 5010 User Manual

LCD Message
E27 Lost Failover
Target
E30 Replace Drive x

Status

After you change settings or format a drive, the current status is displayed on the LCD panel.
LCD Message
I10 System Is
Overheating
I11 Bad Sectors on
Drive x
I12 Degraded Mode
I13 Formatting Array
x...
I14 Checking Array
x...
I15 Scanning Array x
Data...
I16 Creating Array x...
I18 Rebuilding Array
x...
I19 Filling Array x
with 0s
I20 Formatting Drive
x...
I21 Checking Drive
x...
I22 Filling Drive x
with 0s
I25 Updating
Firmware...
I26 Initializing
Settings...
I27 Checking USB
Drive x...
I28 Formatting USB
Drive x...
I31 Push Func to Use
New Drive x
Description
Unable to find the backup TeraStation.
An error occurred, so drive x was removed
from the RAID array.
Description
A rise in the system temperature may have
exceeded the allowable safety value.
The drive has too many bad sectors.
Operating in degraded mode.
Formatting the RAID array.
Checking the RAID array.
Examining the error status of the RAID
array.
Note: Transfer speeds are slower during
the examination process.
Creating the RAID array.
Rebuilding the RAID array.
Note: Transfer speeds are slower during
the rebuilding process.
Writing 0s to the RAID array and erasing all
data.
Formatting the drive.
Checking the drive.
Writing 0s to the drive and erasing all data.
Updating the TeraStation firmware.
Note: Do not turn off the power during the
updating process.
Initializing all settings.
Checking the USB drive.
Formatting the USB drive.
Displays when pressing the function
button to rebuild the RAID after replacing
the drive.
Corrective Action
In the main TeraStation's Settings, navigate
to Backup - Failover to reconfigure the
backup TeraStation for failover.
Replace drive x.
Corrective Action
Move the TeraStation to a cool location. Do
not place objects in the area around the
TeraStation.
Replace the drive.
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Press the function button to rebuild the
RAID array.
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