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Be aware that the configuration parameters may also be set by the SCSI interface. A
change may have been caused by the host software.
The Maintenance menu is designed to help a qualified repair technician diagnose and
repair the RLS.
The Operation menu is designed for the user, and lets the user perform off-line tasks
associated with the operation of the RLS. The Operation menu is described in detail
in the RLS-8000 Tape Library Installation and Operation Manual (Qualstar docu-
ment number 501500).
3.7 Displaying the RLS Firmware Revision
The revision of the RLS' firmware may be displayed by using the
menu. Press the MENU key to display the
the arrow on the left side of the display points to
TER key. Again, press the
play points to the
the Date, Part Number, Revision and Checksum of the RLS' operating firmware.
3.8 Alerts/Faults
Alert and Fault messages take over the entire display and remain visible until dis-
missed by the operator. If the message is longer than four lines, a down arrow in the
lower right corner indicates more text is visible by scrolling the display with the
(DOWN) key. The top line is always displayed in upper case letters and is centered
with bullets filling out the line. Alerts and Faults can always be dismissed by press-
ing the EXIT or ENTER keys. Example:
Figure 3-6 Alert Example
Alerts can always be dismissed by pressing the EXIT key. When the EXIT key is
pressed while an alert message is visible, the unit returns to the state it was in before
the alert. The MENU key can also be used to dismiss alerts. When the MENU key is
pressed while an alert message is visible, the display returns to the Top Menu.
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NOTE
(DOWN) key until the arrow on the left side of the dis-
Display Revisions
The Operator Interface
Maintenance
. Press the
Top Menu
, then press the EN-
MAINTENANCE
sub-menu. Press the ENTER key to view
(DOWN) key until
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