To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 Storage drive requires cleaning?
If the Clean LED is flashing on your HPE Storage drive, it means the drive requires cleaning. You should load the Ultrium cleaning cartridge.
What to do if my HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 cartridge is jammed?
If your HPE Storage cartridge is jammed, attempt a drive unload/eject operation from the backup software.
What to do if HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 Storage system has not booted?
If your HPE Storage system hasn't booted, verify that all hard disks are correctly seated in the hard disk bays. Also, verify the cabling between the disks and the SAS controller.
Why won't my HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 drive accept the cartridge?
If your HPE Storage drive will not accept a cartridge (or ejects it immediately), the cartridge might be unsupported or damaged, or the drive might have a fault. Verify that the drive has power by checking the power cord is properly connected and the Ready LED is on.
What to do if HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 Storage operating system has not seen the tape drive after booting?
If the operating system hasn't seen the tape drive after booting, verify that the drive has power. The tape drive READY LED should be illuminated. If it is not, verify that the power cord is connected correctly to the tape drive. If the READY LED is illuminated, inspect the cabling between the tape drive and the SAS controller. Ensure that the HBA port to which the drive is connected is enabled.
What to do if I see an error about RAID configuration change on HPE StoreEver LTO-8 Ultrium 30750 Storage?
This error appears only if you used the supplied cable to replace an existing SAS cable. Verify that the SAS cables between the disks and the SAS controller are properly seated.
What to do if my HPE Storage drive believes the tape is write protected?
If the HPE Storage drive indicates that the current tape or the tape just ejected is write protected, unsupported, or faulty, unload the tape cartridge. Verify that you are using the correct format cartridge; an Ultrium data cartridge or Ultrium universal cleaning cartridge. Reload the cartridge.
General| Capacity (Native) | 12 TB |
|---|---|
| Capacity (Compressed) | 30 TB |
| Transfer Rate (Native) | 300 MB/s |
| Transfer Rate (Compressed) | 750 MB/s |
| Interface | SAS 12Gb/s |
| Drive Technology | LTO-8 |
| Buffer Size | 1 GB |
| Encryption Type | AES 256-bit |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
| Compatibility | LTO-7 |
| Form Factor | 5.25-inch half-height |
| Interface (Alternate) | Fibre Channel (via optional FC interface) |
Instructions for installing drivers on Windows, Linux, and UNIX operating systems.
Procedures for mounting the tape drive securely into the server's internal bay using hardware.
Guide on connecting the tape drive to an available external SAS port on the server.
Procedures for powering on the tape drive and server to check initial functionality and self-test status.
Final checks including driver and software verification for proper operation before data storage.
A systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving common tape drive problems.
