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Page 4: ... strictly forbidden Trademarks used in this text Dell the DELL logo are registered trademarks and PowerVault is a trademark of Dell Computer Corporation Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products Dell Computer Corporation disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its ...

Page 5: ... Chapter 4 Handling Cartridge Tapes explains the care and use of cartridge tapes Chapter 5 DLT Drive Tray Assembly explains how to remove and replace the Drive Tray Assembly in the PowerVault 130T Library Appendix A Supporting Information provides detailed PowerVault 130T Library specifications and tape drive comparisons Appendix B Regulatory Notices which regulatory agencies have been tested and ...

Page 6: ... names of various light emitting diodes LEDs are shown in italics normal font Ordering Publications To order publications contact your Dell sales marketing representative or go to our Web Site at www dell com PowerVault 130T Documentation CD 0194D Safety Booklet 3473D Quick Install Guide 5473D WARNING Alerts the user to conditions that might result in injury or death A warning always precedes the ...

Page 7: ...wed Follow Instructions All operating and user instructions should be followed Ventilation Place the library in a location or position that does not interfere with proper ventilation Heat Place the PowerVault 130T in a location away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers furnaces or other heat producing appliances Power Sources Plug the power cord into a power source as described in th...

Page 8: ...e unit FRU or other component Remember that dangerous voltages could still be present in some areas even though power is off Ground all test equipment and power tools Lift objects properly as outlined under Lifting Techniques Enforce good housekeeping practices in the equipment area to help prevent fire and accidents Refer to U02 in the Safety Booklet Lifting Techniques WARNING The PowerVault 130T...

Page 9: ...e necessary to do the job putting less weight and pressure on your shoulders Keep your wrists straight and avoid bending extending or twisting for long periods of time Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge Static electricity can harm delicate components inside your computer To prevent static damage discharge static electricity from your body before you touch any of your computer s electronic ...

Page 10: ... power available in your area 115 V 60 hertz Hz in most of North and South America and some Far Eastern countries such as Japan South Korean and Taiwan 230V 50 Hz in most Europe the Middle East and the Far East To help protect your computer system from sudden transient increases and decreases in electrical power use a surge suppressor or uninterruptible power supply UPS ...

Page 11: ...ault 130T Interior 2 4 Inspecting the PowerVault 130T 2 6 Connecting the External SCSI Cables 2 6 Connecting the External AC Power Cable 2 9 Preparing the Library for Use 2 11 Installing the Cartridge Tapes in the Library 2 11 Powering On the PowerVault 130T 2 13 Completing the Installation of the Library 2 14 Chapter 3 Operating the PowerVault 130T 3 1 Operator Panel Controls 3 2 Operator Panel L...

Page 12: ...ge into a Drive 3 22 Dismounting a Cartridge from a Drive 3 25 DLT Drive Light Emitting Diodes LEDs 3 25 Chapter 4 Handling Cartridge Tapes 4 1 Inspecting Cartridge Tapes 4 1 Cleaning the Cartridge Exterior 4 1 Applying Cartridge Labels 4 2 Setting Cartridge Write Protection 4 3 Storing Cartridges 4 4 Chapter 5 DLT Drive Tray Assembly 5 Removing the DLT Drive Tray Assembly 5 1 Replacing the Tape D...

Page 13: ... and 4 drive Configurations 2 8 Location of AC Power Receptacle 2 10 Storage Cell Locations 2 11 Orientation of Cartridge Tape 2 13 PowerVault 130T Rear View Showing Power Switch 2 14 PowerVault 130T Library Operator Panel 3 1 Operator Panel Menu Flow Chart 3 4 Library Diagnostics menu 3 7 Sample Fault Symptom Code 3 8 Drive 0 is on the library bus and Drive 1 is off the library bus 3 11 Replacing...

Page 14: ... 1 5 PowerVault 130T Rear View Showing Power Switch 1 7 Exterior Packing of the Library 2 4 Interior Packing of the Library 2 5 Example of External SCSI Cabling Configurations 2 9 Location of AC Power Receptacle 2 10 Storage Cell Location Front View of the PowerVault 2 11 Orientation of Cartridge Tape 2 13 PowerVault 130T Power Switch 2 14 PowerVault 130T Operator Panel 3 2 Operator Panel Menu Flo...

Page 15: ...130T is a self contained fully automated cartridge system that can accommodate up to four digital linear tape DLT drives The PowerVault 130T uses a small computer system interface SCSI library command set and attaches directly to the SCSI bus Figure 1 1 PowerVault 130T Front View ...

Page 16: ...ajor PowerVault 130T internal components are shown Figure 1 2 Major Components Major Components Item Number Parts Description 1 Viewing Window 2 Cartridge Access Port CAP 3 Key Lock safety interlock switch 4 Front Door 5 Operator Panel Item Number Parts Description 1 Z Motor 2 DLT Drive Slot 3 ...

Page 17: ...s Slot 1 Z Column Assembly The Z column assembly incorporates the mechanisms necessary to move the hand vertically and in horizontal rotation theta These movements allow the hand to move cartridge tapes to and from storage cells the CAP and the DLT drives Theta Motor The theta motor drives a belt that moves the Z column assembly including the hand in horizontal rotation to reach the storage cells ...

Page 18: ...upply SCSI commands and microcode are downloaded and stored on the CYC card The EM contains 2 MB of dynamic RAM DRAM 128 KB of nonvolatile RAM NVRAM and 512 KB of flash programmable ROM PROM The CYC card contains a 32 bit microprocessor coordinating motion control the vision system SCSI commands and operator panel commands and display information Storage Cells The PowerVault 130T contains storage ...

Page 19: ...he PowerVault Item Number Parts Description 1 Drive Slot 3 2 Drive Slot 2 3 Drive Slot 1 4 Drive Slot 0 5 NOTE If a drive is not installed in slot 3 two additional storage cells must be installed there 6 Removable Cartridge Magazine 7 Cleaning Cartridge Cell if auto clean is enabled 8 Array Target ...

Page 20: ...ine diagnostics and error information available for the library PowerVault 130T Safety Features The PowerVault 130T features a safety interlock that shuts off power to the robot if the front door is opened preventing personal injury and or damage to the library Do not attempt to override the safety interlock switch Controlling Software Controlling host software is the interface between the host op...

Page 21: ...Equipment Description 1 7 Figure 1 4 Rear View Showing Power Switch Rear View Showing the Power Switch Item Number Parts Description 1 Power Switch ...

Page 22: ...1 8 User s Guide ...

Page 23: ...are the PowerVault 130T installation site 1 Be sure the location is clean dry level and ventilated 2 Allow 44 5 cm 17 5 in of vertical clearance for the desktop Allow 48 cm 19 in for library width and 72 5 cm 28 5 in for depth 3 Allow the following additional clearances Front 50 8 cm 20 in Rear 20 5 cm 8 in operating minimum 61 cm 24 in minimum for servicing 4 Be sure the location has adequate AC ...

Page 24: ... any louvered Top and bottom ventilated Solid shelf or rails to support each library Tools Required for Installation Installing the library requires the following tools Screwdriver set Diagonal wire cutters Flashlight Unpacking the PowerVault 130T To unpack the PowerVault 130T 1 Remove the top and end cushions from the PowerVault 130T 2 Remove the plastic bag from around the PowerVault 130T 3 Loca...

Page 25: ...Unpacking and Installation 2 3 Figure 2 1 Exterior Packing of the Library ...

Page 26: ...d discard the two tie wraps that hold the hand assembly cushion and the counterweight cushion Figure 2 2 shows the locations of the tie wraps and cushions 3 Remove the cushions from beneath the hand assembly and the counterweight Item Number Part Description 1 Shipping Container 2 Top Cushion 3 PowerVault 130T Library 4 Pallet 5 Documentation Insert 6 End Cushion 2x 7 Plastic Bag 8 Banding 2x ...

Page 27: ...Interior Packing of the Library Interior Packing of the Library Item Number Part Description 1 Counterweight 2 Counterweight Cushion 3 Tie Wrap 4 Hand Camera Assembly 5 Hand Camera Assembly Cushion 6 Tie Wrap 7 Shaded Area Foam Packing Cushion ...

Page 28: ...hes the shipping invoice 8 Verify that the following cables and accessories are present SCSI cables SCSI terminators AC power cables Keys Manuals Documentation CD Tapes Labels 9 Report any damaged missing or incorrect items to Dell support Connecting the External SCSI Cables CAUTION Before connecting the external SCSI cables make sure that there is no activity on the SCSI bus the host must be inac...

Page 29: ...Drive SCSI cable to drive 0 and the other end of the cable to the SCSI port on the library electronics module Refer to Figure 2 3 3 Connect a SCSI daisy chain cable from drive 0 to drive 1 4 Install the SCSI terminator on the remaining SCSI connector of the last drive ...

Page 30: ...2 8 User s Guide Figure 2 3 Rear View of the PowerVault 130T Example of External SCSI Cabling 2 and 4 drive Configurations ...

Page 31: ...tacle 3 Plug the male end of the AC power cable into the AC power source 4 When connecting to AC power sources with non US AC power connectors it may be necessary to replace the power plug to suit local standards This should be done by a qualified Dell service technician Item Number Part Description 1 Library to Drive SCSI 68 pin cable 2 Host to Library SCSI 68 pin cable 3 Terminator 4 Host System...

Page 32: ...2 10 User s Guide Figure 2 4 Location of AC Power Receptacle Location of AC Power Receptacle Item Number Parts Description 1 AC Power Receptacle ...

Page 33: ...nstallation of the library Installing the Cartridge Tapes in the Library The library has storage cells for 30 cartridge tapes unless four drives are installed which reduces the number to 28 Five of the storage cells are contained in a removable magazine Figure 2 5 Storage Cell Locations Storage Cell Location Front View of the PowerVault 130T Item Number Parts Description 1 Drive Slot 3 ...

Page 34: ...e cartridge tape for installation Refer to Chapter 4 for instructions on how to apply the cartridge label 4 Slide each cartridge tape into the storage cell until the cartridge stops and catches on the retaining boss 5 Close the front door 2 Drive Slot 2 3 Drive Slot 1 4 Drive Slot 0 5 NOTE If a drive is not installed in slot 3 two additional storage cells must be installed there 6 Removable Cartri...

Page 35: ... Orientation of Cartridge Tape Powering On the PowerVault 130T Library The power switch for the PowerVault 130T is located on the upper right rear of the unit as shown in Figure 2 7 Item Number Parts Description 1 Cartridge Tape Storage Cell 2 Cartridge Tape 3 Volser Label ...

Page 36: ...ay CAUTION As part of the startup reboot routine the display briefly shows software version numbers and the message MENU available Do not press MENU at this time The functions available here are for use by qualified service personnel only The routine will automatically continue in a few seconds After the library completes its startup routine the operator panel status display shows current library ...

Page 37: ...nd DLT drive status The operator panel also includes five function buttons and three light emitting diodes LEDs The function buttons allow access to all of the menus status displays machine diagnostics and error information available for the DLT Library Figure 3 1 shows the operator panel with a typical Status Display visible Figure 3 1 PowerVault 130T Library Operator Panel D_C63027 1 2 9 7 8 3 4...

Page 38: ... CAP Open LED 9 Service Required LED Button Description MENU The MENU button toggles the display between the Main Menu and Library Drive Status The MENU button calls up the previous higher level menu if the machine displays one of the nested menus ENTER The ENTER button has two functions Selects the option indicated by the menu cursor Opens the CAP when that is enabled SCROLL The up and down arrow...

Page 39: ...her level menu press MENU LED Description Library Active The green Library Active Light Emitting Diode LED is on during initialization then flashes when the processor card is active CAP Open The amber CAP Open Light Emitting Diode LED is on when the CAP door is unlocked and ready for service Service Required The red Service Required Light Emitting Diode LED indicates operator intervention is requi...

Page 40: ...ibrary and DLT drive status Library Utilities Provides library diagnostics error and configuration information and sets library configuration Drive Utilities Provides choices for cleaning the DLT drives CAP States State Description CAP Locked No Entry The Cartridge Access Port CAP cannot be used ENTER Unlocks CAP The Cartridge Access Port CAP can be unlocked by pressing the ENTER key CAP Unlocked ...

Page 41: ...Not Installed No DLT drive is installed in that slot Message Lines Line Number Description Line 1 The Cartridge Access Port CAP is locked Line 2 Drive slot 2 is empty third slot from bottom in the library Line 3 Drive slot 1 second from bottom contains an installed DLT4000 drive that is loaded with a cartridge tape If a DLT 7000 drive is installed this will display in place of DLT4000 Line 4 Drive...

Page 42: ...ostic routines for the library Examine FSCs Displays the last 20 fault symptom codes View Configuration Displays the current library configuration Set Configuration Accesses library configuration options Library Diags Examine FSCs View Configuration Set Configuration Get Put Loop Mount Diagnostic Dismount Diag Unlock CAP Test Mount Dismnt Loop Initialize Mechs Demo Mode The operator panel displays...

Page 43: ...h Library Diagnostics press MENU once or several times as required to exit retrieve the diagnostic tape and return to a higher level menu The library provides detailed prompts for running the diagnostic routines including specifying drives for mounts and dismounts Select the desired routine using the arrow buttons and press ENTER Then follow the prompts given on the operator panel display Library ...

Page 44: ... the lines of the display An example of the FSC display is shown below Figure 3 3 Sample Fault Symptom Code FSC listings can be found on the Documentation CD that comes with the library Sample Fault Symptom Code View Configuration View Configuration displays the library drive configuration like this example Item Number Part Description 1 Location Z assembly 2 Number of occurrences 3 Date of last o...

Page 45: ...es the same SCSI chain as the library port A tape drive off the library bus off lib bus does not reside on the SCSI chain of the library port This option is presented when a user sets the SCSI ID of a tape drive inside the library This choice follows the selection of a drive s SCSI ID Refer to Figure 3 4 Code Vers x x xx Cell Limit 18 30 SCSI ID x x Drives Installed Fast Load ON OFF Auto Clean ON ...

Page 46: ...ad option allows the robot to continue operations without waiting for load confirmation from the DLT drive Set Auto Clean Enables or disables the Auto Clean option Set Cart Magazine Sets machine for presence or absence of the removable cartridge magazine feature NOTE Do not set this to Installed on a machine that does not have the cartridge magazine feature or the library will not calibrate proper...

Page 47: ... and Drive 1 is off the library bus Drive 0 is on the library bus and Drive 1 is off the library bus Drive Utilities Drive Utilities displays tape drive utility options Item Number Part Description 1 Library Ports 2 SCSI Chain 1 3 Terminator 4 SCSI Chain 2 5 Drive 1 6 Drive 0 ...

Page 48: ...ate from the library for clarity To replace the magazine grasp it as shown and place it straight back into the receiver unit until it seats itself To remove the magazine grasp it as shown lift it up and pull it straight out of the receiver unit Option Description Clean a Drive Allows the operator to manually insert a cleaning cartridge through the Cartridge Access Port CAP and specify the drive to...

Page 49: ...Operating the PowerVault 130T 3 13 Figure 3 5 Replacing the Five Cell Cartridge Magazine Replacing the Five Cell Cartridge Magazine Item Number Part Description 1 Receiver Unit 2 5 Cartridge Magazine ...

Page 50: ...ving a cartridge from the hand Locating a cartridge in the storage cells Mounting dismounting a cartridge to a drive Inserting a Cartridge into the Cartridge Access Port While the PowerVault 130T Library is operating in automated mode the robot mounts and dismounts cartridges to the DLT drives automatically on request from the host software Some manual operations might still be required on occasio...

Page 51: ... a cartridge in the Cartridge Access Port CAP press ENTER to unlock the Cartridge Access Port CAP door 2 Open the door and remove the cartridge 3 Close the door NOTE A small lip in the Cartridge Access Port CAP slot prevents cartridges from slipping out of place When removing a cartridge lift it slightly to clear the lip Cleaning Tape Drives If your host controlling software supports the Auto Clea...

Page 52: ... the Cartridge Access Port CAP and you can remove it Moving the Hand Camera Assembly Manually If the library robot fails to operate and you want to mount a tape into a drive the hand camera assembly might be in the way of the cartridge tape you want to reach whether that tape is in a DLT drive or a storage cell Figure 3 7 Moving the Hand Camera Assembly Clean a Drive Change Clean Cart Enter Clean ...

Page 53: ...p the hand and move it up down or horizontally rotating as shown in Figure 3 7 until you can access the cell or drive you want CAUTION Make sure the picker assembly shown in Figure 3 8 is retracted before moving the hand to prevent it from striking the storage cells Push it back with your finger Figure 3 8 Retracting the Picker Assembly Retracting the Picker Assembly Item Number Part Description 1...

Page 54: ...slot on the side of the hand shown in Figure 3 9 push the cartridge towards the Cartridge Access Port CAP or empty storage cell 3 If the picker assembly is engaged with the cartridge press the push finger forward 90 towards the cartridge to separate the picker shown in figure 3 9 4 Push the cartridge the rest of the way into the Cartridge Access Port CAP or empty storage cell 5 Rotate the robot ha...

Page 55: ...Operating the PowerVault 130T 3 19 Figure 3 9 Removing a Cartridge from the Hand ...

Page 56: ...Figure 3 10 shows the storage cell locations in the library When you locate the cartridge tape you need pull it straight out of the cell Figure 3 10 Storage Cell Locations Item Number Part Description 1 Cartridge Access Slot 2 Tape Cartridge 3 Tape Cartridge 4 Spring Loaded Push Fingers 2x 5 Tape Cartridge ...

Page 57: ...a whole is called the array The array targets are used for robotic calibration during initialization Item Number Parts Description 1 Drive Slot 3 2 Drive Slot 2 3 Drive Slot 1 4 Drive Slot 0 5 NOTE If a drive is not installed in slot 3 two additional storage cells must be installed there 6 Removable Cartridge Magazine 7 Cleaning Cartridge Cell if auto clean enabled 8 Array Target 9 XX Cartridge Co...

Page 58: ...e 3 11 Mounting a Cartridge into a Drive To manually mount a cartridge tape into a DLT drive the load latch must be UP which indicates the drive is open The drive hub should be retracted when the load latch is up allowing a cartridge to slide into the opening Figure 3 12 shows the front of a DLT drive with the load latch DOWN drive closed loaded position and the load latch UP drive open unloaded p...

Page 59: ...he drive and the green Operate Handle Light Emitting Diode LED shown in Figure 3 14 on the drive face solid on not flashing The latch has a breakaway feature to prevent damage If it breaks away return it to one of the positions shown in figure 3 12 Figure 3 12 DLT Drive Closed Open ...

Page 60: ...m Number Parts Description Drive Open Load Latch Up 1 Load Latch 2 Operate Handle Light Emitting Diode LED 3 Drive Hub Retracted Drive Closed Load Latch Down 4 Breakaway Feature 5 Load Latch 6 Drive Hub Extended 7 NOTE For clarity the drives are shown out of the library with no tapes loaded ...

Page 61: ...d latch Dismounting a Cartridge from a Drive To dismount a cartridge from a drive 1 Press the Unload button on the face of the tape drive and wait for the Operate Handle light to come on Figure 3 14 shows the Light Emitting Diodes LEDs and the Unload button on the DLT4000 and DLT7000 drives 2 Lift the load latch and the tape will eject 3 Remove the cartridge DLT Drive Light Emitting Diodes LEDs Th...

Page 62: ...ght Emitting Diodes LEDs DLT Drive Light Emitting Diodes LEDs Item Number Parts Description Description of the DLT4000 Tape Drive Status Control Panel 1 DLT4000 Tape Drive Status Control Panel 2 Write Protected 3 Tape In Use 4 Use Cleaning Tape ...

Page 63: ... 10 0 12 6 0 13 2 6 Description of the DLT7000 Tape Drive Status Control Panel 14 DLT7000 Tape Drive Status Control Panel 15 Write Protected 16 Tape In Use 17 Use Cleaning Tape 18 Operate Handle 19 Unload 20 Select 21 Density Override 22 Compress 23 35 0 24 20 0 25 10 0 15 0 26 6 0 27 2 6 Item Number Parts Description ...

Page 64: ...olor State Operating Condition Write Protected Orange On Tape is write protected Off Tape is write enabled Tape in Use Yellow Blinking Tape is moving On Tape is loaded ready for use Use Cleaning Tape Yellow ON Drive head needs cleaning or the tape is bad Remains on after you unload the cleaning tape Cleaning tape attempted to clean the drive head but the tape has expired so cleaning was not done O...

Page 65: ...pose a recorded cartridge to magnetic fields Inspecting Cartridge Tapes A defective or dirty cartridge tape can damage a drive If you suspect a problem with a cartridge inspect it for these defects Cracked or broken cartridge Broken cartridge latch Broken cartridge leader Damaged file protect selector Labels not firmly or neatly attached Cleaning the Cartridge Exterior Wipe all dust dirt and moist...

Page 66: ...tinguished by a small letter next to the last number in the VOLSER Cleaning and diagnostic cartridges are distinguished by a two or three letter prefix in the VOLSER The correct labeling is as follows CompacTape IV DLTtape data cartridges should be labeled with a D label CompacTape III DLTtape data cartridges should be labeled with a C label CompacTape IIIXT data cartridges should be labeled with ...

Page 67: ...ng labels correctly as indicated in Figure 4 2 Labels can be inserted into the recessed area or the backing can be peeled away to expose the adhesive if a more permanent application is desired Do not place labels anywhere but in the recessed VOLSER slot and make sure the edges do not curl up which may cause misreading or sticking Setting Cartridge Write Protection Refer to Figure 4 3 to see the lo...

Page 68: ...idges Follow these practices when storing cartridges Leave cartridges in their protective wrapping When using a cartridge remove its wrapping using the tear string not sharp instruments Make sure the storage environment is clean and conditions equivalent to the PowerVault 130T operating environment Before using tapes keep them in their operating environment for 24 hours Item Number Parts Descripti...

Page 69: ... be present even though the unit is powered off Refer to U03 in Safety Booklet Removing the DLT Drive Tray Assembly CAUTION If the drives are daisy chained do not disconnect them from the bus without stopping all data processing on the channel Before disconnecting the external SCSI cables make sure there is no activity on the SCSI bus The host must be quiesced meaning that there is no activity on ...

Page 70: ...5 2 User s Guide Figure 5 1 Back View of Drive Tray Assembly Back View of Drive Tray Assembly Item Number Parts Description 1 Tape Drive 2 Thumbscrew 3x 3 Hinged Door ...

Page 71: ...ular hole to prevent the cable from being damaged 2 Disconnect the tape drive interface cable from the tape drive NOTE The tape drive interface cable P980 P983 markings face the rear of the tape drive Note this orientation when reinstalling the drive interface cable The connector is keyed but it is still possible to insert it incorrectly 3 Disconnect the SCSI cable connectors and or terminator fro...

Page 72: ...e Tape Drive Tray Assembly 1 If you are replacing your drive with a new drive unpack the assembly and inspect it for damage such as bent broken or loose parts Verify that the tape drive model and serial numbers match those on the shipping invoice Labels on top of the drive show either DLT4000 or DLT7000 Verify that required cables are present Report any damaged or missing items to your Dell repres...

Page 73: ...ly 4 Return the power supply cover to its previous position and reinstall the two screws holding it in place CAUTION When sliding the drive into its bay make sure the tape drive interface cable with connectors P980 P983 is out of the way Do not force the tape drive into the drive slot 5 Slide the drive into its slot being careful not to catch or crush any cables 6 Tighten the two thumbscrews on th...

Page 74: ...is keyed but it is still possible to insert it incorrectly 7 Connect the tape drive interface cable P983 to the tape drive interface connector on the tape drive 8 Connect the tape drive power cable to the tape drive Item Number Parts Description 1 Tape Drive Interface Cable P983 2 Thumbscrew 2x 3 SCSI Connector 2x Per Drive 4 Drive 0 Drive Number Drive Interface Connector Drive 0 P983 Drive 1 P982...

Page 75: ...y Assembly 5 7 9 Close the hinged door at the rear of the library 10 Tighten the three thumbscrews to secure the door 11 Connect the SCSI cables and or terminator to the SCSI connectors on the rear of the tape drive ...

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Page 77: ... 30 28 with four tape drives Number of tape drives Up to four DLT4000 or DLT7000 tape drives Average cartridge access time Six seconds Audit time Less than 1 minute Robotics control SCSI 2 media changer command set differential Cartridge access port Single cartridge capacity Bar code reader Standard Library Capacity 30 Cells Type IV tape Uncompressed Compressed 2 1 DLT4000 600 GB 1 2 TB DLT7000 1 ...

Page 78: ...ry to any wall or other cabinet 50 8 cm 20 in Minimum clearance required to remove replace electronics module or tape drive 61 cm 24 in Weight with no drives 50 kg 110 lb Weight with four drives 68 kg 149 lb Table A 4 Power Specifications Item Measurement Input Voltage 90 264 VAC single phase Frequency 47 63 Hz Maximum power consumption library 1 0 A at 120 V or 0 5 A at 240 V Maximum power consum...

Page 79: ...76 to 3 048 m 250 to 10 000 ft Table A 6 Agency Certifications Category Certification Safety CSA standard CAN CSA C22 2 no 950 M93 UL standard 1950 Third Edition EN60950 Emissions FCC 47 Part 15 Subpart B Class A EMC Framework AS NZS 3598 1995 Australia N Z VCCI Class A European Union CE emissions standards Canadian EMC Law ICES 003 Korean EMC Law BCIQ EMC Law CNS 13438 Taiwan Immunity European Un...

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Page 81: ...ce with radio communications services which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient the receiving antenna Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver Move the computer away from the receiver Plug the computer into a different outlet so that the computer and the receiver are ...

Page 82: ... may not cause harmful interference This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Class A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is opera...

Page 83: ...hnology Equipment EN 50082 1 1992 Electromagnetic compatibility Generic immunity standard Part 1 Residential commercial and light industry EN 60950 Safety of Information Technology Equipment Class A is for typical commercial areas WARNING This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures Th...

Page 84: ...e Voluntary Control Council for Interference VCCI for information technology equipment If this equipment is used in a domestic environment radio disturbance may arise When such trouble occurs the user may be required to take corrective actions BCIQ Notice Taiwan only The following is the warning label statement from Taiwan R O C ...

Page 85: ...r the system is shipped from Dell accessories and parts added to a Dell system through Dell s system integration department accessories or parts that are not installed in the Dell factory or DellWare products Monitors keyboards and mice that are Dell branded or that are included on Dell s standard price list are covered under this warranty all other monitors keyboards and mice including those sold...

Page 86: ...lacement parts made by various manufactures when supplying parts to you The warranty term for a replacement part is the remainder of the limited warranty term You will pay Dell for replacement parts if the replaced part is not returned to Dell The process for returning replaced parts and your obligation to pay for replacement parts if you do not return the replaced parts to Dell will be in accorda...

Page 87: ...Dell up to 30 days from the date of invoice for a refund of the product purchase price if already paid This refund will not include any shipping and handling charges shown on your invoice If you are an organization who bought the products form Dell under a written agreement with Dell there may be different terms for the return of products under this policy based on your agreement with Dell To retu...

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Page 89: ... licensors retains ownership of all code Code integral to the Equipment that executes below the user interface of the Equipment and is necessary to perform its data storage and retrieval functions in accordance with the Equipment specifications Functions Customer is granted a nonexclusive license to use this copyrighted Code to enable the specific unit of Equipment to perform its Functions and to ...

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Page 91: ...rmits adding or removing cartridge tapes from the library without interrupting normal library operations cartridge magazine A removable module for five cartridges that can be placed in the library as needed for specific jobs cartridge tape A data storage tape encased in a plastic housing DLT cartridge tapes are used by DLT drives controlling host software The interface between the host operating s...

Page 92: ...subsystem error FCC Federal Communications Commission Field Replaceable Unit FRU A library component that can be replaced on site FRU Field replaceable unit H hand camera assembly A part of the library robot whose function is grasping cartridge tapes and moving them between storage cells and tape drives The camera reads cartridge VOLSERs during library audits and normal operation host controlling ...

Page 93: ...e into a drive mV Millivolt O operator panel The user interface to the PowerVault 130T Library operator panel controls The MENU ENTER s and t arrows and SYSTEM RESET buttons on the PowerVault 130T operator panel operator panel LEDs The Library Active CAP Open and Service Required LEDs on the PowerVault 130T operator panel P picker mechanism The specially designed mechanism that latches onto cartri...

Page 94: ... screen on the PowerVault 130T operator panel showing library and drive status storage cells The slots where cartridge tapes are kept in the library T theta motor The motor driving the belt that moves the library robot in horizontal rotation V V Volts or voltage VAC Volts alternating current AC VDC Volts direct current DC VOLSER Volume serial number Volume serial number The code used by the librar...

Page 95: ...rtridge Access Port states 3 5 cartridge access port 1 4 states 3 5 cartridge labels 4 2 cartridge magazine set 3 11 cartridge tapes number of 2 11 cartridge tapes handling 4 1 cartridges cleaning 4 1 storing 4 4 certifications A 3 compliance statements Federal Communications Commission B 1 Japanese B 2 Taiwan B 2 configuration cart magazine 3 11 date and time 3 10 ...

Page 96: ...erweight cushion 2 4 cushion counterweight 2 4 hand assembly 2 4 D date and time set 3 10 diagnostics library 3 7 DLT drive tray assembly 5 DLT drives 1 3 drive count set 3 10 drive utilities 3 11 change clean cart 3 11 clean a drive 3 11 enter clean limit 3 11 uncal drive target 3 11 E electronics module 1 4 electrostatic discharge See ESD ENTER button 3 2 environmental specifications A 3 Electro...

Page 97: ...sembly 5 1 functional specifications A 1 H hand assembly cushion 2 4 hand camera assembly 1 4 host controlling software 1 6 I inspecting cartridge tapes 4 1 inspecting the library 2 5 installing the cartridge tapes 2 11 Internal Code License xi J Japanese compliance statement B 2 L labels cartridge 4 2 library diagnostics 3 7 inspecting 2 5 installing cartridge tapes 2 11 ...

Page 98: ...4 speed loader 1 4 library features 1 2 library menus 3 4 library operator panel 3 1 library utilities 3 7 lifting techniques viii location library 2 1 locations write protect switch 4 4 M main menu 3 4 manual operations applying cartridge labels 4 2 handling cartridge tapes 4 1 inspecting cartridge tapes 4 1 maintaining cartridges 4 4 setting cartridge write protection 4 3 MENU button 3 2 menu fl...

Page 99: ...r specifications A 2 power switch 1 7 2 14 powering on the library 1 6 2 13 precautions safety viii preparing the site 2 1 procedures selecting menu items 3 4 using function buttons 3 4 R rack guidelines 2 2 related publications v reliability specifications A 2 removal and replacement DLT drive tray assembly 5 1 robot 1 3 S safety precautions viii ...

Page 100: ... 10 set configuration 3 10 setting date and time 3 10 site preparing 2 1 specifications agency certifications A 3 environmental A 3 functional A 1 physical A 2 power A 2 reliability A 2 speed loader 1 4 status display 3 5 status messages 3 5 storage cell locations 1 5 2 11 storage cells 1 4 SYSTEM RESET button 3 3 T Taiwan warning statement B 2 theta motor 1 3 tools required for installation 2 2 ...

Page 101: ...npacking the library exterior 2 2 interior 2 4 utilities drive 3 11 library 3 7 V view configuration 3 9 volume serial number VOLSER labels 2 12 W write protection cartridge 4 3 Z Z column assembly 1 3 Z motor 1 3 ...

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