Hi, I was able to fix this problem. I'm still not sure why the labels
were defective, but I replaced them with new ones and made sure they had
the checksum bit in the barcode. Things are working as expected now.
Thanks.
On 03/28/2013 06:07 AM, nmurphy1507 wrote:
There can be a number of reasons for the above:
-Faulty bar codes on the media
-Slot mislalignment meaning the bar code reader is unable to read the
bar code
-Old bar codes with slightly peeling corners etc
What I would suggest is taking one media that has been registered
correctly by Networker and moving that to one of the slots not reading
a bar code - if you can then see the new media it is more likely the
tapes bar code at fault - if it doesn't read the new nedia it could be
the physical slot location at fault.
Are you seeing any errors on the library itself?
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