ADIC VLS AIT, Installation And Operating Manual, Page: 37 / 90

Equipment Description 23
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On-Line Mode
Lets you select random-access or sequential-access operating mode.
When used in random-access mode, the VLS allows software selection of any cassette in the
magazine in any order. You can logically divide cassette usage to satisfy particular data
storage needs. For example, you can assign one or more cassettes to specific data functions
(such as certain directories or network servers), or you can assign specific cassettes to
individual users.
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ADIC's VLS can also be used as a stacker in sequential-access mode if your software does not
support the random-access mode function.
Use UP or DOWN to select "random" or "sequential".
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Sequential-Access Mode Configuration
If you are using Sequential-Access Mode, this option lets you select which cassettes the drive
will write to, and whether or not you wish the drive to start again at the beginning after the last
cassette has been written to.
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