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At least you have jumpers to set! We just purchased a new C2983D
standalone DDS-2 drive for each system, and there are no indicators,
switches, etc., at all on the drive to indicate whether compression or
auto-eject are enabled - we have to depend upon DEVCTRL to set them and
hope we're right. Also, the only documentation we received with these
units were installation guides - no how-to-use info re: features, etc.
- and when we notified HP of this, they sent two more of the same
manual. <sigh>
Lee Gunter [log in to unmask]
HMO Oregon
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Subject: [HP3000-L] Compression setting on C1504B
Author: Rick Clark <[log in to unmask]> at ~INTERNET
Date: 2/10/97 4:02 PM
Could anyone tell me an easy way to find out if the setting for compression
is enabled on
a C1504B DDS tape drive. I looked at DEVCTRL.MPEXL.TELESUP, but it has no
'SHOW' option.
And I don't want to remove the drive from the system to see what the jumpers
are set at.
(At the very least, that is what I am trying to avoid doing) Thanks in advance.
Rick Clark [log in to unmask]
P/A for WW&R
Cleveland, Ohio Opinions are my own...
"You can't turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again." Bonnie Pruden
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