QuickSpecs

The drive has detected that the

performance of the drive has

become degraded.

The is an unusual state which is

only triggered when there have

been issues with multiple data

media and the drive has been

cleaned regularly.

If this occurs, please use

Library and Tape Tools to

perform further diagnosis or

contact HP support for further

advice.

Error Condition

Signal

Off

steady

HP DAT drives perform a

comprehensive self-test during

power-up. If a hard error causes the

self-test to fail, the clean light

changes to steady amber. Run HP

Library & Tape Tools to help

diagnose the problem.

OBDR Signal

Pulsing

(2 flashes

followed

by a

pause)

The tape drive is in disaster recovery

mode, restoring the operating system.

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For tape drives and media, 1 GB = 1 billion bytes. Actual formatted capacity is less.

QuickSpecs

HP StorageWorks DAT Drives

Technical Specifications

DA - 11883 Worldwide QuickSpecs — Version 28 — 1.26.2008

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