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System does not recognize the
tape system (continued)
1. SCSI bus may be too
long.
2. Too many devices on the
bus.
1. Limit bus length to ANSI
SCSI standard for the
SCSI interface being
used.
2. Limit the number of
devices on the bus
(including the SCSI
adapter) to match the
limits of the interface
being used.
The tape system does not
power up
No power is reaching the tape
system
Check the tape system’s
power cable connection at the
rear of the system.
All right-hand or left-hand
indicators on the tape system
front panel are blinking
A system fault has occurred Try to unload the tape and
reinitialize the system by
pressing the Unload button, or
by turning power to the system
off then back on. The
indicators stop blinking as the
system attempts
reinitialization. The indicators
illuminate steadily again, then
extinguish if the test succeeds.
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If this happens multiple times, contact your service
representative.
Nonfatal or fatal errors occur
for which the cause cannot be
determined
SCSI bus termination or the
SCSI bus cable connections
may be incorrect
The ac power source
grounding may be incorrect
(tabletop version).
Ensure the SCSI bus is
terminated and that all
connections are secure.
Use an ac outlet for the
tabletop tape unit on the same
ac line used by the host
system.
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