i followed that document
see my answers between the "tips"
1. Contaminated read/write heads of the tape device:
Check with the hardware manufacturer for proper cleaning techniques.
I cleaned the drive 5 times, no results
2. Bad media:
Replace the media. Try a new tape that is certified by the hardware manufacturer.
I tried 8 brand new tape's, no results
3. Tape driver:
Load the appropriate Backup Exec tape driver. The latest Backup Exec tape drivers can be downloaded from the VERITAS Technical Support Web site at http://support.veritas.com/rd/bews-drivers.htm .
i installed the latest drivers from the website, no results
4. SCSI controller wide negotiation enabled:
Use the manufacturer's SCSI setup program to disable wide negotiation on the SCSI controller card.
5. SCSI controller wide negotiation:
If the device is a wide (68 pin) SCSI device, then wide negotiation may and should be used. If the device is a narrow (50 pin) SCSI device, disable wide negotiation.
6. SCSI controller transfer rate is too fast:
Use the manufacturer's SCSI setup program to lower the SCSI transfer rate. Check with the controller and backup device manufacturer for the proper configuration for SCSI transfer rate.
7. SCSI controller synchronous negotiation enabled:
Use the manufacturer's SCSI setup program to disable synchronous negotiation on the SCSI controller card. Check with the controller and backup device manufacturer for the proper configuration for SCSI synchronous negotiation.
I could not find the setup program for my SCSI card.
Normaly you can enter a command (like ctrl-a or something) to enter de SCSI setup during system boot, but i can't, i don't see anything like that, so i can't change any SCSI setting
8. Incorrect termination or bad cables:
Verify that the SCSI cable is good and is configured to provide proper SCSI termination. Do not mix passive and active termination.
Termination is OK. On the terminator, en green LED is ON, that means that everything is OK.
9. Confirm that the tape drive is functioning properly:
Check with the tape drive manufacturer for diagnostic software to test the condition of the tape drive hardware.
I downloaded and installed the program "sony TapeTool". I tested different tapes, and al where succesfull. I tested 100's of GB's, and no problem at all.
10. General SCSI problems:
Isolate the tape drive on its own controller card.
The Library is the only device connected to the SCSI card.