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Scalar 24 Installation and Operation Guide 47

Manual Removal of Tapes

You can remove a tape manually from a drive, the rear slots, the front magazines, and the picker. You can

position the picker to move it out of your way to be able to reach the back interior of your library. You can

also position the picker when you want to remove a tape from the picker by following the procedure below.

1 From the Tools menu, highlight and press .

2 Press and to select the target slot to move the picker to.

3 Press to highlight Execute ( ) and then press .

Manual Removal of a Tape From a Drive

To manually remove a tape from a drive

1 Position the picker to the left, which is away from the drive, using the operator panel. Refer to the

procedure above.

2 Open the front door and remove the two magazines.

3 Press the eject button on the drive and remove the tape.

4 If the tape cannot be removed, send the drive to ADIC to be repaired.

Manual Removal of a Tape From a Rear Slot

To manually remove a tape from one of the rear slots

1 Position the picker to the far right. Refer to the procedure above.

2 Power off the library.

3 Open the front door and remove the two magazines.

4 Reach into the back of the Scalar 24 and press up on the green lever to release a tape from the rear slot.

5 Gently pull the tape out toward you.

Manual Removal of a Tape From the Picker

To manually remove a tape from the picker

1 Position the picker to an easily accessible position. Refer to the procedure above.

Note

If you remove and then reinsert the magazines very rapidly, the sensors may

not be able to detect the presence of the magazines. Ensure that you fully

insert the magazines and do not remove and reinsert them very rapidly.

CAUTION

Do not directly insert media into the picker. If media is inserted into

the picker incorrectly, it may damage the picker.

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