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Table 7. Operator Intervention Messages and Parameters (OPINT TRAP Type) (continued)
Parameter
[A]
OPINT #
57 Volser
58 Volser
59 Rack Cell
60 Volser
61 Volser
62 Accessor
63 Accessor
64 —
65 Volser
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67 Volser
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69 —
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71 —
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100 Volser
Parameter Parameter
[B] [C]
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
Slot Rack Cell
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
VTS —
Actual Library Manager OPINT Trap
Message
A volser (A) with an unknown media type
has been left in to the high-capacity input
station.
An invalid volser (A) has been ejected to the
convenience I/O station
The cartridge label located at cell [A] has
an unknown media type.
During an Inventory Update operation,
volser [A] was ejected to the convenience
I/O station because there were no free cells.
During an Inventory Update operation,
volser [A] was ejected to the high capacity
station because there were no free cells.
Power failure on accessor [A]. A service call
is required.
Accessor [A] has failed. A service call is
required.
Dual Write has failed. A service call is
required.
An Error occurred for cartridge [A] during
insert from CIO slot [B] to cell [C].
Eject failed for volser [A]. This operation
was initiated by the Library Manager..
A Library Manager switch has completed.
This switch was initiated by the operator.
A Library Manager switch has completed.
This switch was due to an error.
This message may appear as any of the
following:
1. A hard drive has failed. Call service
2. Primary hard drive has failed on LM-A.
Call service.
3. Primary hard drive has failed on LM-B.
Call service.
4. Mirror hard drive has failed on LM-A.
Call service.
5. Mirror hard drive has failed on LM-B.
Call service.
This message may appear as any of the
following:
1. Hard drive is disabled. Call service
2. Hard drive is disabled on LM-A. Call
service.
3. Hard drive is disabled on LM-B. Call
service.
A damaged stacked volume [A] has been
ejected.
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