Rear Panel - Sony ODS-L30M Manual De Instrucciones

If the I/E station remains open for longer than three
minutes, the indicator blinks red.
Note
You can select whether the I/E station of each unit is used
as an I/E slot for importing/exporting cartridges or as a
storage slot (importing/exporting of cartridges is disabled).
The I/E station lock cannot be released on units where the
I/E station is used as a storage slot.
Indicator Meaning
Off Lock cannot be released under the
following circumstances.
• When the I/E station is locked from an
application.
• When the I/E station is used as a
storage slot.
Green (blinking) Lock cannot be released because the I/E
station is currently being accessed.
Green Lock can be released. There is a
cartridge in the I/E station.

Rear panel

The following illustration depicts the ODS-L30M with
two drive units and two power supply units installed.
a Power supply unit mount slots
Allows you to provide a redundant power supply by
installing ODBK-101 optional power supplies (not
supplied). Doing so provides continuous operation in the
event one of the power supply units fail in systems that
require a high degree of reliability.
For details on adding or replacing power supply units,
consult your local Sony representative.
Indicator Meaning
Orange Lock can be released. There is no
cartridge in the I/E station.
Orange Lock is released.
(blinking)
Red (blinking) A problem occurred in the I/E station.
One of the following messages appears
on the display.
• CLOSE I/E STATION: I/E station was
left open for over three minutes.
• I/E STATION LOCKED: Lock cannot be
released because a button was
pressed while the indicator was Off or
blinking.
• I/E STATION OPENED: An I/E slot
movement was requested while the I/E
station was open.
* A message does not appear on the
display during menu operation.
i I/E station door
b Main power switches
Switch the main power supplies on or off. When using the
unit, leave these switches set to on, and use the on/standby
button on the front panel to switch between the operation
and standby modes.
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Name and Function of Parts