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LTO-5 Half-Height SAS Tape Drives
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Understanding LED sequences
6.2.1 Encryption LED
The encryption LED may be blue or amber, as described in the following table.
The state of the other LEDs depends upon the activity, as described below.
NOTE:
The Encryption LED only functions if you are using backup software that
supports hardware encryption and this feature is enabled in the backup
application. See the software manual for the backup application.
Encryption troubleshooting
● Ensure that you are using an LTO-5 tape drive and LTO Ultrium 5 or LTO
Ultrium 4 media.
● Ensure that your software supports hardware encryption. It may be
necessary to update the software. Consult your software vendor for more
information.
●
Ensure that the correct key or pass phrase has been entered.
Encryption LED
(Blue or Amber) State
On At power on
Off The drive is idle and there is no encryption key.
Off with Ready flashing
green The tape drive is reading/writing unencrypted
data from another host or unloading a
cartridge.
On (solid blue) The drive is idle but the encryption key is
loaded. The drive is ready to read/write
encrypted data.
On (solid blue) with Ready
flashing green The drive is reading/writing encrypted data.
Alternate flashing, blue and
amber There is an encryption related error. This is
cleared after unload executes or successful
encryption/decryption resumes.
Table 4: Encryption LED