Data General 6629 Installing And Operating Information page 23

Interpreting the drive busy LED indicator
2.
You may have a CD-ROM drive failure. Contact Data General.
Busy indicator on the CD-ROM drive blinks fast
(every second), then stays on
Make sure the CD-ROM is not upside down in the drive. Refer to
Figure 11 for the proper way to insert the CD-ROM in the drive.
Make sure the CD-ROM's surface is not smudged, dirty, or badly
scratched.
. You may have a CD-ROM drive failure. Contact Data General.
Busy indicator on the CD-ROM drive blinks
slowly (every three seconds)
Make sure the CD-ROM's surface is not smudged, dirty, or badly
scratched. If in doubt, test the drive using a new CD-ROM.
You may have a CD-ROM drive failure. Contact Data General.
Interpreting the drive busy LED indicator
During drive operation, the drive-busy LED shown in Figure 16
reports the activity or condition of the drive or compact disk. The
LED can produce up to five visual codes: Off, flashing-1, flashing-2,
flashing-3, or flashing-4. The following lists the general meaning of
each visual code.
LED Visual Code General Meaning
Off Not active
Flashing-1 Self-test*
Flashing-2 Cleaning request. Contact the
Data General Customer Support
Center (CSC) by calling
1-800-DG-HELPS.
Flashing-3 Playing CD audio. Not
supported in the AViiON
environment.
Flashing-4 Accessing or transfering digital
*The CD-ROM drive will perform a self-test each time you
supply power to the CD-ROM drive or issue a reset command.
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