User manual SONY LIB-D81

[. . . ] Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. The mains plug on this equipment must be used to disconnect mains power. Please ensure that the socket outlet is installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. [. . . ] Example: Problem with the autoloader [L ] and [XX], where "XX" is the error code, appear alternately on the message display. Example: Problem with the drive [d ] and [XX], where "XX" is the error code, appear alternately on the message display. For simplicity, only the error code corresponding to a problem with the autoloader is described in the document. Disaster recovery is a function through which all the data on the host computer is backed up on cartridges, which can then be used to restore your system in the unlikely event of a catastrophic failure, for example. You cannot use this function with the AIT-1 drive. Depending on your system, this function may not operate correctly. Create a disaster recovery tape with the host computer. 2 Simultaneously press the CLEAN and DOOR buttons at the front of the AIT autoloader for at least 5 seconds. 3 Turn off the AIT autoloader, wait approximately 10 seconds, then restart it. Applications use element addresses to differentiate between the elements of the AIT autoloader. Because element addresses of the AIT autoloader are fixed numbers, they cannot be reassigned. Do not subject the cartridges to strong vibrations. When loading a cartridge into the AIT autoloader, the lid of the cartridge opens up automatically. Do not manually open the lid and touch the interior tape. The cartridge is preadjusted at the factory, so do not disassemble it. The tab of a cartridge is used to prevent writing to the cartridge by accident. If the cartridge does not need to be written to, move the tab to write-protect it. If the AIT autoloader is used in a high-humidity environment or a location that is subject to wide variations in temperature, condensation may prevent the cartridge read/write operation. If the cartridge does not need to be written to or read from, do not insert or remove it too often. Store cartridges according to the temperature and other surrounding conditions written on the package. Also, try to keep the temperature and humidity of the environment constant. store cartridges out of the direct sun rays. [. . . ] Left of the display 8 (lit) Flashing consecutively up and down Flashing consecutively up and down Number of cartridges Displays the number of cartridges in the loader. When the CLEAN button is pressed or during cleaning. When problems occur, the ERROR/WARNING or CLEANING LED lights or flashes, and one of the following codes appears on the message display. If it occurs again, note the error code and contact customer service for repair. [. . . ]