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Using the Tape Drive: Dell, PowerVault, 110T SDLT 320 Tape Drive User's Guide

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Back to Contents Page Using the Tape Drive: Dell™ PowerVault™ 110T SDLT 320 Tape Drive User's Guide • Switching on the Drive • Front Panel Functionality • Loading, Unloading, and Write-Protecting Cartridges Switching on the Drive Switch on an external drive using the power switch on the rear panel (Figure 1), and then switch on the computer system. The tape drive will run its hardware self-test. This power-on self-test will complete in about 10 seconds. At the end of the hardware self-test, the Drive Status LED should be on. Figure 1. Switching on the Drive If You Have Problems During Self Test If the drive fails to execute power-on self-test and the LEDs remain off, ensure that power is being supplied to the drive. You can use the power cable from your monitor or another device to check that the connection is working. For more information, refer to the Troubleshooting section. Front Panel LED/Control Functionality Figure 2. Front Panel LEDs Drive 1 Density LED (Amber) Drive 2 Status LED (Green) Cleaning 3 Required LED (Yellow) 4 Eject Button LED/Button Drive Density LED (Left) Drive Status LED (Center) Symbol LED Color Amber Green Description On = The tape is 220-formatted Off = The tape is 320-formatted Blinking = The tape drive is in use. This includes functions such as:

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Using the Tape Drive: Dell
™
PowerVault
™
110T SDLT 320 Tape Drive User's Guide
•
Switching on the Drive
•
Front Panel Functionality
•
Loading, Unloading, and Write
-
Protecting Cartridges
Switching on the Drive
Switch on an external drive using the power switch on the rear panel (
Figure 1
), and then switch on the computer system. The tape drive will run its hardware self-test. This
power-on self-test will complete in about 10 seconds. At the end of the hardware self-test, the Drive Status LED should be on.
Figure 1. Switching on the Drive
If You Have Problems During Self Test
If the drive fails to execute power-on self-test and the LEDs remain off, ensure that power is being supplied to the drive. You can use the power cable from your monitor or
another device to check that the connection is working. For more information, refer to the
Troubleshooting
section.
Front Panel LED/Control Functionality
Figure 2. Front Panel LEDs
1
Drive
Density
LED
(Amber)
2
Drive
Status
LED
(Green)
3
Cleaning
Required
LED
(Yellow)
4
Eject
Button
LED/Button
Symbol
LED Color
Description
Drive Density LED (Left)
Amber
On = The tape is 220-formatted
Off = The tape is 320-formatted
Drive Status LED (Center)
Green
Blinking = The tape drive is in use. This includes functions such as: