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SuperLoader 

(SuperLoader DLT and SuperLoader LTO) 

Quick Start Guide

Note:

 Do not turn on the host computer until after 

you configure the SuperLoader (Step 7) and load tape 
cartridges (Step 8).

c.

  If the SuperLoader LCD screen displays a warning message 

any time during the power-up sequence, write down the 
contents of the message and then press the 

Escape

 button 

to clear the message.

Note:

 After completing this procedure (i.e., turning on 

the SuperLoader for the first time), you should use the 
power button on the front panel to turn the SuperLoader 
on and off.

Step 7:

 Configure the SuperLoader

a.

  Determine/set the SCSI ID for the SuperLoader.

The SuperLoader is a SCSI device. Each SCSI device 
attached to a server or workstation must have a unique 
SCSI ID number. The SCSI IDs enable several devices to be 
connected to a single computer without conflict.

The default SCSI ID for the SuperLoader is 

5

. You should 

not have to change the default SCSI ID for SuperLoader 
unless another SCSI device connected to the host 
computer is already assigned the same ID number. 

To change the SCSI ID for theSuperLoader, use the front 
panel as explained in the User’s Guide.

b.

  Set the IP (Internet Protocol) address for the SuperLoader.

The SuperLoader is also an Ethernet device. Ethernet is 
a method for accessing local networks as well as the 
Internet. The Ethernet connection also enables you to 
use the Web-based On-board Remote Manager to further 
modify SuperLoader configuration.

All Ethernet devices must have a unique IP address. 
In default configuration, the SuperLoader is assigned 
a static IP address. This static IP address must be 
modified to match the class of the local network, or the 
SuperLoader must be reconfigured to accept dynamic IP 
addresses.

For more information, refer to the User’s Guide.

Step 8:

 Load Tape Cartridges

The SuperLoader can hold up to 16 tape cartridges in two 
magazines, one installed on the left side and the other installed 
on the right side of the SuperLoader. Cartridge slots in the left 
magazine are numbered 1 to 8, and cartridge slots in the right 
magazine are numbered 9 to 16.

The SuperLoader can also be shipped with an 8-cartridge 
capacity. In this case, the SuperLoader comes with the left 
magazine only; a magazine blank is installed on the right side.

Note:

 The SuperLoader will not run unless both 

magazine openings are loaded with either a magazine or 
magazine blank.

To load tape cartridges in the SuperLoader:

a.

  Eject and remove an empty magazine as follows:

(1)

  At the front panel of the SuperLoader, press 

Enter

.

(2)

 Scroll to 

Commands

 and press 

Enter

.

(3)

 Scroll to 

Eject

 and press 

Enter

.

(4)

 If you are requested to enter a password, type 

000000 

(the default password) and press 

Enter

.

(5)

 Scroll to 

Left Magazine

 (or 

Right Magazine

 as 

appropriate) and press 

Enter

 to eject that magazine.

The selected magazine is released.

Caution:

 To prevent damage to the SuperLoader or 

to the magazine, both hands should be used when 
removing the magazine from the SuperLoader.

(6)

 Grasp the magazine by the handle with one hand and 

slide it out while supporting the length of the magazine 
from underneath with the other hand. (See illustration 
on following page.)  

Note:

 When you eject a magazine, you must fully remove 

it, or fully install it, before turning off the SuperLoader.

(7)

 To eject and remove the other magazine at this time, 

press 

Escape

, then scroll to the other magazine, and 

press 

Enter

. Then, repeat step 6.

To remove the other magazine later, repeat this 
procedure.

Summary of Contents for LTO SUPERLOADER

Page 1: ...ors a utility knife or other appropriate tool carefully cut the packing tape along the length and ends of the carton c Remove the accessories box from the shipping carton The accessories box contains...

Page 2: ...m in back are required to facilitate component removal and installation The SuperLoader should be positioned away from cooling vents or exhaust from other devices to help minimize the amount of debris...

Page 3: ...ttach the support brackets correctly the side of the bracket with only two holes should be secured to the rail e With the help of a second installer insert the SuperLoader into the rack so that each S...

Page 4: ...ws to secure the cable connection d Attach the other end of the SCSI cable to the SCSI host adapter card e Complete the SCSI connection by doing one of the following If the SuperLoader is the last dev...

Page 5: ...to match the class of the local network or the SuperLoader must be reconfigured to accept dynamic IP addresses For more information refer to the User s Guide Step 8 Load Tape Cartridges The SuperLoade...

Page 6: ...the desired tape cartridge with one of the openings on the other side of the magazine Then using your thumb and index finger pull out the cartridge You will feel a little resistance as you begin to pu...

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