The library also produces warning and error event codes. Error events are more serious than warning
events and have greater impact on library function. The event codes help explain the fault, isolate the
components that are involved, and provide information on how to resolve the issue.
Fault indicators in the management GUI can be found in the following places:
Figure 60. GUI screen
1. The lower-right status pod on the library GUI shows the library fault status. See 1 in Figure 60 on page
93
The color of the status bar indicates if there is an error (red) or warning (yellow). Also, a red "X" (error)
or a Yellow Triangle (warning) displays if there is a current fault. A numeral displays to indicate the
number of current faults. Click the error or warning icon to see the issues, get the component number
at fault, and resolve the problem. The status bar will be green and there will be no warning or error
icons when the library if the library is functioning normally.
2. The graphic display of the library on the right half of the GUI library dashboard displays a warning or
error icon on a component that has an issue. 2 in Figure 60 on page 93
If a module shows a fault on the front, click the arrow on the library graphic. See 3 in Figure 60 on
page 93. The library graphic will rotate and show the rear panels, so that you can determine which
component has the fault.
Referring to Figure 61 on page 94, notice that the drives (See 1, and 2) are highlighted in yellow.
Place the cursor over the highlighted drives, a pop-up appears to describe the issue.
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