Checking Inside the Computer 7-1714. Repeat steps 1 and 2. Verify that the drive’s ter-minator is installed and that the drive-selectjumper is set to the DS1 position.NOTE: Some diskette drives may require you toremove the drive from the computer to access the ter-minator and drive-select jumper.For information about the drive’s terminator anddrive-select jumper settings, refer to the documenta-tion for the drive.Is the drive configured correctly?Yes. Go to step 18.No. Go to step 15.15. Correct the drive-select jumper setting and ter-minator installation.16. Replace the computer covers, reconnect the sys-tem to AC power, and turn on the system.17. Run the Diskette Drives Test Group in the systemdiagnostics to see whether the diskette drive sub-system now works correctly.Do the tests complete successfully?Yes. You have solved the problem.No. Go to step 18.18. See Chapter 11, “Getting Help,” for instructionson obtaining technical assistance.Troubleshooting a SCSI Tape DriveA SCSI tape drive can be installed in one of the exter-nally accessible drive bays or an external device thatattaches to a SCSI host adapter connector on the backpanel of the computer. In either case, the SCSI tape driveis controlled by a SCSI host adapter installed in the com-puter, which may also control other SCSI devicesconnected to one or more SCSI cables. SCSI devicesoften require device drivers for the particular operatingsystem being used by the computer system.Tape drive problems often result from a defective tapedrive, a defective tape cartridge, or software. Followthese steps to troubleshoot a SCSI tape drive:1. Remove the tape that was in use when the prob-lem occurred, and replace it with a tape that youknow is not defective.Is the problem resolved?Yes. The original tape was defective. Replace it witha new tape. You have fixed the problem.No. Go to step 2.2. Verify that any required SCSI device drivers areinstalled on the hard-disk drive and are config-ured correctly.See Chapter 3, “Installing and Configuring SCSIDrivers,” in the system User’s Guide for instructionson installing and configuring the SCSI device driversfor the system’s built-in SCSI host adapter or DellPowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller hostadapter card. For any other type of SCSI host adaptercard, see the documentation that accompanied theSCSI host adapter card.Are the drivers installed and configured correctly?Yes. The SCSI device drivers were installed or con-figured incorrectly or were corrupted. You havefixed the problem.No. Go to step 3.3. Reinstall the tape backup software as instructedin the tape-backup software documentation.Is the problem resolved?Yes. The tape backup software was corrupted. Youhave fixed the problem.No. Go to step 4.4. Restart the system and check for the presence ofthe tape drive during the option read-only mem-ory (ROM) scan sequence.Is the problem resolved?Yes. The drive is correctly cabled and is receivingpower. Go to step 9.No. Go to step 5.