Sony DMS-B9WD, Руководство по эксплуатации

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14(E)
Indications in the LCD Panel
The following indications may appear either during or
after the operation described on the previous pages.
Operation Indication
Power on DMS-B9 POWER indicator lights
Rev. XXX.XX Revision indication
SCSI ID: X ZZ SCSI ID indication
(X: SCSI ID for the DMS-B9, ZZ: Type of
the SCSI interface of the DMS-B9; WD for
Wide Differential or WS for Wide Single-
ended)
Opening the >Aborting..
door key switch
Opening the >DOOR OPEN! DOOR indicator flashes
front door
Closing the >DOOR CLOSED DOOR indicator lights
front door
Closing the door >Initialize.. BUSY indicator flashes
key switch
When initializa- >IN USE POWER indicator only
tion completed lights
During SCSI >IN USE I/O indicator lights
command
execution
During elevator/ >IN USE BUSY indicator lights
hand movement
While the unit is operating normally, the following
indications may appear.
Indication Significance
>Aborting.. The elevator is being parked at the
bottom, ready for the door to open.
>DOOR OPEN! The door is open.
>DOOR CLOSED The door is closed.
>Initialize.. The elevator is being initialized.
>IN USE The unit is ready for use.
>MediaLocked The door key is switched to the “Open”
position, but unlocking is disabled with
the PREVENT ALLOW MEDIUM
REMOVAL command from the SCSI
set to Prevent.
>SCSI abort.. The host sends the SCSI bus reset by
turning the power ON.
If a fault is detected while the unit is operating, the
following indications may appear.
Indication Significance
>ERROR:XXXXXX An error has occurred, stopping
operation.
(For details of the error
codes, see page 30(E).)
>Init CPU I/F An SCSI interface error has occurred,
for example because the SCSI
interface is not supplied with
termination power.
––
∗
X A warning error has occurred without
stopping operation.
(For details of the
warning, see page 31(E).)
X indicates an alphabet or digit.
Removing or Replacing a
Cassette
1
Turn the door key switch to the “Open” position.
The front door opens.
2
Press down the two retainer hooks.
The cassette springs out.
3
Insert a new cassette as required.
Operation