Overview

The Scalar i2000/i6000 has a set of tools built in that will provide you details about the overall installation and alignment of the library as well as the ability to help diagnose problems with the library, these tools are known as Verification Tests (VT).  There are three types of verification tests that can help diagnose problems with the library:

• Installation Verification Tests
• Partial System Tests
• FRU Operations Tests

The Verification Tests (VT) provide the following:

• Fully automated tests
• Tests to determine marginality of installation
• Detailed problem analysis
• Full system tests or individual field replaceable unit (FRU) tests
• Logs of installation and configuration tests
• Graphical reports showing passed, marginal, and failed results
• No affect to integrity of data

For additional information on each test and what they actually do, see the section on ‘Working With Verification Tests’ in the i2K/i6K Maintenance Guide. The resources in that section are designed to:

• Help understand how Verification Testing works
• Provides brief description of each test and what it checks
• How to decipher the results of each individual test
• Provides necessary steps to take to correct an error

Open the Deciphering VT and correcting Errors.doc for help in understanding how Verification Test (VT) works and steps to take when it fails. 

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