Figure 3-8 Slave Module Default - Overland Data DLT LibraryXpress Series Service Manual

The first line in Figure 3-7 shows a numerical fault symptom code (FSC). The second line
shows a brief description of the error, in place of the words 'Error Description.' The third and
fourth lines will contain a one- or two-line message describing the initial error recovery
procedure (ERP) in place of the words shown in the figure.
A list of the fault symptom codes (FSC) and error recovery procedures (ERP) appears in
Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting.
Slave Module Default Screen
The slave modules display a different default screen, as shown in Figure 3-8.
The example shown is a Base Module in the module 1 position. The first and second lines of
the Default Screen show the status of the two drives within the Base Module. On line 4, a
rectangle appears in each position which contains a cartridge. An underline would appear at
each empty slot. The numbers at the beginning and end of line 4 represent the numbers the
system has assigned to the first and last slots of that module.
The Default Screen of a Capacity Module omits drive status on lines 1 and 2, and shows the
status of the library robotics within the module. On lines 3 and 4, a rectangle will appear in
each position which contains a cartridge. An underline represents an empty slot.
The possible status conditions of the drives are:
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No Tape
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Idle
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Rewinding
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Seeking
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Reading
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Writing
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Erasing
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Cleaning
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Unloaded
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Loading
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Unloading
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Hard Error
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In Flux
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Fault
The third line (in a Base Module) or the second line (in a Capacity Module) tells the status of
the library robotics (Loader) within the slave module. The possible conditions of the library
robotics are:
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Idle
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Fetch/Stow
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DLT1 Seeking
DLT2 Idle
Loader Idle
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Figure 3-8 Slave Module Default Screen
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