
10.
Accessor B - Online
11.
Gripper 1 - Failed
12.
3592/LTO
13.
Gripper 2 - Operational
14.
3592/LTO
15.
[BACK]
If you have a second accessor, the screen displays the status for both accessors. If a
cartridge is present in a gripper, the screen displays the cartridge's volume serial
(VOLSER) number. If no cartridge is present, the screen indicates that the gripper is
Operational
. If the screen displays
Failed
and a cartridge's VOLSER, a problem has
occurred with that cartridge. If the screen simply displays
Failed
, the gripper is empty
but broken, and a message about its failed status is reported to the Activity screen. If
the library cannot read the VOLSER, the screen displays
Unknown
. For libraries that use
both LTO and 3592 media, the Accessor Status screen lists the type of gripper for that
media. 3592 media is represented as
3592
and LTO Ultrium media is represented as
LTO
.
To show current status, the Accessor Status screen refreshes every 10 seconds.
16.
Press BACK until you return to the Activity screen.
Parent topic:
Determining the status of the cartridge accessor
Determining drive status
This section introduces three ways to determine drive status in the TS3500 Tape Library.
To determine whether the tape drives in the TS3500 Tape Library are functioning properly
and contain tape cartridges, use one of the following methods.
•
Using the Web to determine drive status
Complete this task to use the Web to determine the status and current firmware level
of tape drives.
•
Using the operator panel to determine drive status
Complete this task to use the operator panel to determine drive status.