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Your HPStorageWorksSDLT600 tape drive, Front panel LEDs, Eject button - 320 tapes

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Your HP StorageWorks SDLT 600 tape drive Your HP StorageWorks SDLT 600 tape drive has three LEDs (light emitting diodes) on the front panel, which indicate drive status, and an eject button. The LEDs provide useful troubleshooting information. See also "Understanding the LEDs" on page 37. See page 19 for more information about using the eject button in normal operation. Front panel LEDs There are three LEDs as illustrated in the diagram. (See Figure 8.) Drive Density - left, green/red • On, green: blank or SDLT 600 formatted Super DLTtape II inserted • On, red: blank or SDLT 220/320 formatted Super DLTtape I cartridge inserted • Off: no cartridge inserted • Flashing-off repeated pattern: the drive is in OBDR mode Drive Status - middle. green • On: the drive is ready for use • Off: the drive power is off or there was a failure during self-test • Flashing: the drive is busy Cleaning Required - right, yellow • On: cleaning is required • Off: the drive does not require cleaning • Flashing-off repeated pattern: the drive is in OBDR mode Eject button Use the eject button to eject the tape cartridge from the drive. When you press the button, the drive completes any active writing of data to the tape, then ejects the cartridge. An overtemp condition exists when the measured tape path temperature reaches 50o C. When this condition is detected, the tape cartridge is rewound, unloaded, and ejected from the drive. SCSI status will indicate the drive is in the over temperature condition. 21

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Your HP StorageWorks SDLT 600 tape drive
Your HP StorageWorks SDLT 600 tape drive has three LEDs (light emitting diodes) on the front
panel, which indicate drive status, and an eject button. The LEDs provide useful
troubleshooting information. See also “Understanding the LEDs” on page 37. See page 19
for more information about using the eject button in normal operation.
Front panel LEDs
There are three LEDs as illustrated in the diagram. (See Figure 8.)
Drive Density - left, green/red
•
On, green: blank or SDLT 600 formatted Super DLTtape II inserted
•
On, red: blank or SDLT 220/320 formatted Super DLTtape I cartridge inserted
•
Off: no cartridge inserted
•
Flashing-off repeated pattern: the drive is in OBDR mode
Drive Status - middle. green
•
On: the drive is ready for use
•
Off: the drive power is off or there was a failure during self-test
•
Flashing: the drive is busy
Cleaning Required - right, yellow
•
On: cleaning is required
•
Off: the drive does not require cleaning
•
Flashing-off repeated pattern: the drive is in OBDR mode
Eject button
Use the eject button to eject the tape cartridge from the drive. When you press the button, the
drive completes any active writing of data to the tape, then ejects the cartridge.
An
overtemp
condition exists when the measured tape path temperature reaches 50
o
C.
When this condition is detected, the tape cartridge is rewound, unloaded, and ejected from
the drive. SCSI status will indicate the drive is in the over temperature condition.