Running A Library Self-Test - Oracle StorageTek SL3000 Manual

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Running a Library Self-Test

Make sure the cartridges are fully seated and properly oriented in their storage
2.
slots.
Inspect for any foreign objects or debris and remove them if found.
3.
Library does not turn on and SLC does not display any messages
Check that the library power switch is in the ON position.
1.
Check all power cord connections.
2.
Make sure that there is power to the outlet.
3.
Replace the power cord.
4.
CAP Open LED is on and blinking
Open the CAP and make sure the cartridges in the CAP slots are properly seated.
Close the CAP.
SLC does not display modified data or information remains static
Check the SLC Heartbeat icon.
Robot Fault or Library Fault Amber LED is constantly on
Check SLC for any displayed error messages.
1.
Open the front door. Observe the state of the cartridges, robot hand, and tape
2.
drives.
Make sure cartridges are fully seated and properly oriented in their storage slots.
3.
Make sure packing materials have been removed.
4.
Remove any objects or debris from the library floor.
5.
Check the status of the tape drives.
6.
Close the front door.
7.
Make sure the tape drives are fully seated and locked forward by pushing and
8.
pulling on the rear of the drive tray. Any motion of the tray indicates that it
requires re-seating and locking down.
Client computer cannot communicate with the library or tape drives
Make sure cables are securely attached to their connectors on the rear of the library, the
tape drives, and the client computer.
Library cannot communicate with the drives and drive status on SLC displays "Not
communicating"
Make sure cables are securely attached to their connectors on the rear of the library, the
drives, and the client computer.
Repeated or excessive drive cleaning or cleaning messages
Replace the cleaning cartridge with a new one.
1.
Run the Library Self-Test and note if errors are reported for the drive.
2.
Run any client computer-based drive diagnostic tests.
3.
Running a Library Self-Test
Use library self-tests to help diagnose issues. Library self tests can be non-disruptive
(cartridges are returned to their original locations) or disruptive (cartridges may be
placed in new locations).
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