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Figure 303 (Page 6 of 11). FIDs, FRUs, and TACs

Reported

FID

Repair

Sequence

FRU Name

Prob-

ability

TAC

Code &

(Duration

in hours)

Page Reference or Instruction

BA

Loader asm or servo card

1

Loader assembly

50%

T45 (1.6)

APPENDD-30

2

Drive servo card

45%

T53 (1.0)

APPENDD-28

3

Drive logic card

3%

L01 (0.5)

APPENDD-15

4

Mother board

2%

L02 (1.0)

APPENDD-29

BB

Loader asm, servo card, or tape cartridge.

1. Before replacing any FRUs below, inspect the cartridge that was being used when the error occurred for

physical defects. Have the customer replace the cartridge if it is damaged.

2. Also ensure that the cartridge is a 3570 type cartridge.

1

Tape cartridge (check first)

20%

D07 (0.1)

Customer item. Inspect for
damage. Try another cartridge
before replacing the FRUs below.

2

Loader assembly

50%

T45 (1.6)

APPENDD-30

3

Drive servo card

30%

T53 (1.0)

APPENDD-28

BC

Load or unload failure.

1. Before replacing any FRUs below, inspect the cartridge that was being used when the error occurred for

physical defects. Have the customer replace the cartridge if it is damaged.

2. Ensure that the cartridge is a 3570 type cartridge.
3. Ensure that the appropriate sensors are operating correctly. See Figure 128 on page PANEL-26 and select

UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu, then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu.

APPENDB

1

Tape cartridge (check first)

20%

D07 (0.1)

Customer item. Inspect for
damage. Try another cartridge
before replacing the FRUs below.

2

Loader assembly

55%

T45 (1.6)

APPENDD-30

3

Drive servo card

20%

T53 (1.0)

APPENDD-28

4

Drive logic card

5%

L01 (0.5)

APPENDD-15

BF

Thermal error. The tripped thermal is located on the drive logic card. Causes of a thermal trip can be
overheating of the logic card circuits, a missing front drive bezel which is needed to deflect airflow to the drive
logic card, a failing drive fan, or blockage of airflow in the fan area. If the cooling system appears to be
adequate, replace the drive logic card.

1

Drive logic card

75%

L01 (0.5)

APPENDD-15

2

Drive cooling fan

25%

A03 (0.3)

APPENDD-11

C1

Plus 5 or plus 12 volts not within specification. This FID is also reported when the drive detects a power outage.

1

Power supply

90%

P04 (0.1)

APPENDD-35

2

Drive servo card

10%

T53 (1.0)

APPENDD-28

C5

Tape cartridge or cartridge type sensor

Note: Before replacing FRUs below, ensure that the appropriate sensors are operating correctly. See

Figure 128 on page PANEL-26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu, then select DISP
SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu.

1

Tape cartridge (Check first)

90%

D07 (0.1)

Customer item. Inspect for
damage. Try another cartridge.

2

Cartridge type sensor, see Note 3
on page APPENDB-22.

6%

T31 (1.6)

APPENDD-30

3

Drive servo card

4%

T53 (1.0)

APPENDD-28

AppendB

APPENDB-17

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Summary of Contents for magstar mp 3570

Page 1: ...IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Maintenance Information C Series Models ...

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Page 3: ...IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Maintenance Information C Series Models Part Number 08L6250 EC Number F23273 ...

Page 4: ...ases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions Order publications through your IBM representative or the IBM branch office serving your locality Publications are not stocked at the address given below A readers comment form is provided at the back of this publication Either mail the form or fax it to 520 799 2230 If the form has been removed address your comments about this book ...

Page 5: ...APs MAPS 27 Introduction INTRO 1 3570 Introduction INTRO 3 IBM 3570 Tape Subsystem C Series Models INTRO 5 Compatibility with other Magstar MP Tape Subsystems INTRO 6 Operating Systems INTRO 9 SCSI Physical Interface Characteristics INTRO 9 Device Characteristics INTRO 9 Functional Unit Descriptions INTRO 14 Library Components INTRO 22 3570 Media and Cartridge INTRO 29 Library Attachment for Model...

Page 6: ...ge Screens PANEL 11 Menu Screens PANEL 11 CE Mode Menus PANEL 24 Inspection INSP 1 General Instructions INSP 2 Safety INSP 3 Sécurité INSP 5 Seguridad INSP 9 Segurança INSP 11 Covers and Slides INSP 13 Completion Report INSP 17 Installation INST 1 Applicable Models INST 2 Pre Installation Checks INST 2 Drive Only or Stand Alone Models INST 8 Rack Mounted Models Models C11 and C12 INST 14 Rack Moun...

Page 7: ...e from FMR Cartridge Drive Only Models PROC 37 Microcode EC Level History Log PROC 38 Error Log Analysis Procedure PROC 39 Set Error Match Trap To Get a Dump PROC 44 Remove Error Match Trap PROC 45 Off loading Dumps from 3570 to Tape Cartridge Library Models PROC 47 Off loading Dumps from 3570 to Tape Cartridge Drive Only Models PROC 48 Updating Microcode from an AS 400 PROC 49 Off loading Dumps f...

Page 8: ...s Normal Operation for Drive Only Models APPENDB 10 FID Entry Point EMEA Only APPENDB 12 Attention Drive Messages EMEA Only APPENDB 23 Attention Library Messages EMEA Only APPENDB 24 Appendix C APPENDC 1 Library Operator Panel Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 3 Library LED Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 5 Drive LED Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 9 Power Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 13 Other Obvious Symptom Proble...

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Page 10: ...d Company Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries licensed exclusively through X Open Company Limited 486DX and Pentium are trademarks of Intel Corporation 9076 SP2 AIX AIX 6000 Application System 400 AS 400 Enterprise System 9000 ES 9000 ESCON IBM POWERparallel RISC System 6000 RISC 6000 RS 6000 Scalabl...

Page 11: ...unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause un...

Page 12: ...x IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 13: ...e GA32 0381 IBM Magstar MP 3575 Tape Library Dataserver Hardware Reference GA32 0382 IBM Magstar MP 3575 Tape Library Dataserver Maintenance Information for Model L06 PN 05H9590 IBM Magstar MP 3575 Tape Library Dataserver Maintenance Information for Models L12 L18 L24 and L32 PN 05H9581 AS 400 Information For additional information about the AS 400 subsystems and software see AS 400 Physical Plann...

Page 14: ...inistration Guide SH26 2486 IBM 9076 Scalable POWERparallel Systems SP2 Diagnosis and Messages SC23 3866 IBM 9076 Scalable POWERparallel Systems SP2 Command and Technical Reference SC23 3867 IBM 9076 Scalable POWERparallel Systems Maintenance Information Vol 1 SY66 0294 IBM 9076 Scalable POWERparallel Systems Maintenance Information Vol 2 SY66 0295 Device Driver Information IBM SCSI tape Drive Med...

Page 15: ...Here For Drive Only Models C00 Without Library Attachments START 4 Start Here For Library Cxx Models START 5 Start For Library and Drive Only Common Entries START 7 Drive Indicators Normal Operation for Drive Only Model C00 START 10 FID Entry Point START 12 Attention Drive Messages START 24 Attention Library Messages START 25 Copyright IBM Corp 1998 START 1 ...

Page 16: ... IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem drive only model is pictured in Figure 1 When procedures in this manual are unique for this particular model you will be referred to drive only or non library procedures A21M0013 Figure 1 Drive Only Models START 2 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 17: ...ured in Figure 2 When procedures in this manual are unique for library models you will be referred to library procedures Note In dual drive models tape drive 1 is on the right and tape drive 2 is on the left as you face the front of the library Figure 2 Library Models Start START 3 ...

Page 18: ...tell if this is a Model Cxx by the level of microcode that is resident in the drive If your microcode level is D1I4_xxx this is a Model Bxx If your microcode level is D1I5_xxx this is a Model Cxx If the UNLOAD button is blue see Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Maintenance Information B Series Models 2 The Model Cxx drive pack is a single FRU It is recommended that when taking any Model Cxx trouble ...

Page 19: ...n page PROC 77 3 Verify that the SCSI address is set correctly See Setting the SCSI Address Drive Only Model C00 on page INST 9 Were you not able to find the reason you are here Try the Common entry points Figure 5 on page START 7 Start Here For Library Cxx Models Note In Models C02 C12 and C22 dual drive models tape drive 1 is on the right and tape drive 2 is on the left when you face the front o...

Page 20: ...isplay indicates an N or the library does not recognize that drive 2 is installed in the library Go to Isolate Drive 1 Drive 2 Communications Fault on page PROC 35 The tape drive status INIT is displayed on the operator panel for more than 5 minutes Go to Isolate Drive 1 Drive 2 Communications Fault on page PROC 35 The host displays a message that states The cartridge cannot be found The Volume ID...

Page 21: ...G 3 2 See Error Log Analysis RS 6000 on page MSG 4 3 See Error Log Analysis AS 400 on page MSG 24 4 See Sun Error Logs on page MSG 32 5 See Obtaining Error Information from an HP UX System on page MSG 32 6 See Obtaining Error Information from a Windows NT System on page MSG 32 7 See Service Information Messages SIMs and Media Information Messages MIMs on page MSG 2 Clean message from the host the ...

Page 22: ... 1 See a Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Library Models on page PROC 34 b Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Drive Only Models on page PROC 37 2 See Updating Microcode from an AS 400 on page PROC 49 3 See Updating Microcode from RS 6000 by Using TAPEUTIL on page PROC 50 4 See Updating Microcode from a Sun System by Using TAPEUTIL on page PROC 54 5 See Updating Microcode from a HP UX Syste...

Page 23: ...s from 3570 Attached to AS 400 on page PROC 49 3 See Off loading Dumps from 3570 to RS 6000 by Using TAPEUTIL on page PROC 52 4 See Off loading Dumps from 3570 to a Sun System by Using TAPEUTIL on page PROC 55 5 See Off loading Dumps from 3570 to a HP UX System by Using TAPEUTIL on page PROC 57 6 See Off loading Dumps to a Windows NT System Using NTUTIL on page PROC 61 Microcode problem FID E5 See...

Page 24: ...or Controls on page INTRO 39 for a description of the indicators Figure 6 Drive Indicators for Drive Only Models Figure 7 on page START 11 shows the combination of the three indicators and their meanings under normal customer operational conditions The Note column refers to an operator action or information For the meaning of these LEDs when in CE Mode see Figure 246 on page PROC 9 for FID decode ...

Page 25: ...abled until the cleaning operation has been performed Load the cleaning cartridge into the 3570 See Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PROC 22 Cleaning is automatic the Busy indicator is lighted and remains ON until the cleaning cartridge is unloaded If the Clean indicator remains ON after cleaning or if the Clean indicator comes ON frequently see Other Obvious Symptom Problems on page MAPS 19 for f...

Page 26: ...D log See Figure 8 for the complete list of FIDs and associated FRUs Always replace the FRU or perform the recommended procedure in the order of Repair Sequence which takes into consideration failure probability If the FID has cable FRUs in the FRU list reseat the cable FRUs before replacing any FRU in the list If you are servicing a 3570 model that is Rack installed two people are required to lif...

Page 27: ...truct picker movement 2 Ensure that cartridges are positioned in the magazines properly If the picker does not place the cartridges fully into the magazines replace the picker assembly before replacing any other FRUs 3 This failure can also be caused by infrared light reflecting from the picker belts onto the Cartridge Present sensor If the picker belts are shiny and you suspect this is the cause ...

Page 28: ...y 30 T12 0 1 CARR 23 3 Drive global sensor pair 10 T31 0 1 CARR 25 4 Magazine global sensor pair 10 T31 0 1 CARR 26 5 Picker cable 5 T04 0 1 CARR 23 6 Library control card 5 T15 0 1 CARR 22 7 Library sensor cable 4 T04 0 4 CARR 33 97 Electronic detected fault 1 Library control card 70 T15 0 1 CARR 22 2 Drive pack 25 T22 0 2 CARR 7 3 Library interface cable 3 C03 0 1 CARR 32 4 Power supply 2 P04 0 ...

Page 29: ... select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 1 Drive global sensor pair B 90 T31 0 2 CARR 25 2 Library control card 9 T15 0 1 CARR 22 3 Library sensor cable 1 T04 0 4 CARR 33 9C Sensor in an invalid condition Note Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the Global Interference Sensor A is operating correctly The sensor is shown in Figure 248 on page PROC 14 See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and s...

Page 30: ...3 4 Library control card 10 T15 0 1 CARR 22 5 Library sensor cable 4 T04 0 4 CARR 33 A0 Sensor did not change state Note Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the Magazine 2 sensor is operating correctly The sensor is shown on Figure 248 on page PROC 14 See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 1 Magazine 2 s...

Page 31: ...ine global sensor pair 10 T31 0 1 CARR 26 5 Picker cable 5 C03 0 1 CARR 23 6 Library control card 5 T15 0 1 CARR 22 A8 Picker or magazine error Notes 1 Before replacing any FRUs below inspect the cartridge that was being used when the error occurred for physical defects Have the customer replace the cartridge if it is damaged 2 Before replacing any FRUs below check library sensors Magazine 1 Prese...

Page 32: ...acing FRUs below ensure that the Library door open sensor is operating correctly The sensor is shown in Figure 248 on page PROC 14 See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 1 Library door open sensor 80 T31 0 2 CARR 34 2 Library control card 14 T15 0 1 CARR 22 3 Library sensor cable 6 T04 0 4 CARR 33 B1 Drive L...

Page 33: ...ILITIES Menu 1 Tape cartridge check first 20 D07 0 1 Customer item Inspect for damage Try another cartridge See FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 2 Drive pack 80 T45 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive BF Thermal error The tripped thermal is located on the drive logic card Causes of a thermal trip can be overheating of the logic card ...

Page 34: ...08 See Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PROC 22 2 Drive pack 55 T22 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive D3 Servo error while moving tape 1 Tape cartridge check first 45 D07 0 1 Customer item Inspect for damage Try another cartridge Refer to FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 2 Clean Drive 20 D08 See Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PRO...

Page 35: ...ng problem while writing and or reading 1 Set a microcode trap based on the expert systems data get a dump and contact your next level of support PROC 44 EA Electronic failure Drive Logic Card 1 Drive pack 90 L01 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive 2 Power supply 10 P04 0 1 CARR 16 EB Electronic failure Drive Logic Card 1 Drive pack 90 T21 0 2 CARR 7 if library in...

Page 36: ...or hardware 60 D07 0 1 FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 2 Clean Drive 15 D08 See Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PROC 22 3 Drive pack 25 T22 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive F4 RS 422 bus error drive logic card or RS 422 cables 1 RS 422 interface problem Run the RS 422 wrap test See RS 422 Port Wrap Test on page PROC 78 If proble...

Page 37: ... L01 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive 3 Internal SCSI cable 20 C04 0 2 CARR 17 F6 Informational message Cleaning required due to performance 1 Operator procedural or host problem 100 See 1 on page START 23 FE Read write error See FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 1 Tape cartridge or hardware 100 D07 0 1 FID FE Isolate Fault between...

Page 38: ...UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu FE Tape cartridge 50 D07 0 1 Customer supply Refer to FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 B3 Drive Pack 50 T45 0 2 CARR 7 if library installed drive or CARR 10 if stand alone drive FSC Trap Taken The microcode encountered the trap address set from a CE panel menu This is valid only fo...

Page 39: ...bility TAC Code Duration in hours Page Reference or Instruction Move Error Notes 1 Ensure that the cartridge is not damaged or the tape broken and that the cartridge is a 3570 cartridge 2 Ensure that at least one magazine is installed and that there is no global obstruction in the picker path 3 Check all library sensors to ensure that they are operating correctly Refer to Figure 248 on page PROC 1...

Page 40: ...e that the Magazine Global Sensor pair A and priority cell sensors are operating correctly Refer to Figure 248 on page PROC 14 See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 9C Magazine global sensor pair A 50 T31 0 2 CARR 26 9E Priority cell cartridge present sensor 40 T31 0 1 CARR 31 97 Library control card 6 T15 ...

Page 41: ...on of the magazine and the priority cell If this condition is not cleared remove and replace the magazine 2 Press Start 3 Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the Magazine 1 and Magacine 2 Priority Cell and Cartridge Present sensors are operating correctly See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 9A Picker ...

Page 42: ...r assembly before replacing FRUs a If the accessor motor assembly can move the picker back and forth replace the accessor assembly before replacing any of the other FRUs b If accessor motor assembly cannot move the picker back and forth replace the FRUs in the order listed below 95 Accessor motor assembly 80 T17 0 2 CARR 21 97 Library control card 10 T15 0 1 CARR 22 A5 Library sensor cable 6 T04 0...

Page 43: ...to the machine that the slot is full Could be a full slot or a sense error The tape cartridge was left in the transport 1 Ensure that a cartridge was not placed in an in use cell causing this failure 2 Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the Priority Cell Picker Cartridge Present sensors are operating correctly See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then ...

Page 44: ...low ensure that the Priority Cell and Picker Cartridge Present sensors are operating correctly Refer to Figure 248 on page PROC 14 See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 9E Priority cell cartridge present sensor 40 T31 0 1 CARR 31 9A Picker Assembly 30 T31 0 1 CARR 23 A5 Library sensor cable 20 T04 0 4 CARR ...

Page 45: ...ibrary Operator Panel Problems MAPS 3 Library LED Problems MAPS 5 Drive LED Problems MAPS 9 Power Problems MAPS 13 Other Obvious Symptom Problems MAPS 19 Diagrams Referred to by MAPs MAPS 27 Copyright IBM Corp 1998 MAPS 1 ...

Page 46: ...MAPS 2 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 47: ...y the drive off line if not done before Perform Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Switch ON power to the library device Can you see any display on the library operator panel display Yes No 002 Switch the library power OFF then ON and observe the three LEDs that normally indicate that the two magazines and priority cell are busy The LEDs should flash ON and OFF during the power on ...

Page 48: ...Did the test fail Yes No 009 Go to Step 011 010 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display on page CARR 19 90 2 FID 97 Library Control Card on page CARR 22 8 3 FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page CARR 33 2 Step 010 continues 010 continued Note An alternative to replacing the library sensor cable is to perform a continuity check of the cable If it checks ...

Page 49: ...m page MAPS 3 From step 029 When the library LEDs flash ON and OFF continuously the library operator panel display usually has only 2 blank dark lines displayed The library device was never initialized by the microcode Step 005 continues 005 continued Since this is a library problem perform removal of the following 1 Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 2 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR 11 ...

Page 50: ...ibrary operator panel display 40 FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display on page CARR 19 3 Library sensor cable 20 FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page CARR 33 015 Two dark lines on the library operator panel display indicate that the microcode is not running properly With power OFF perform the following remove procedures 1 Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 2 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR...

Page 51: ...RR 35 020 Power is OK to the library control card Observe the drive LEDs while switching power OFF then ON They should all switch ON for a short time then switch OFF then the Maintenance LED should flash while the drive diagnostics are running Step 020 continues 020 continued Did the drive LEDs all switch ON and stay ON Yes No 021 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Library control ca...

Page 52: ...rary sensor cable 20 FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page CARR 33 027 All the library LEDs flash ON and OFF They should flash ON and OFF for a short time until power on diagnostics are complete Then they should switch OFF Do they flash ON and OFF continuously Yes No 028 This is a normal situation The machine is working as it should 029 Continue isolation at Step 005 on page MAPS 5 MAPS 8 IBM 3570 M...

Page 53: ...ld flash during the next phase of the diagnostics When all the tests complete successfully all three LEDs will switch OFF Switch power ON and observe the drive LEDs Did any of the drive LEDs switch ON Yes No 002 Continue at Step 012 on page MAPS 10 003 At least some drive LEDs switched ON The LEDs should have switched OFF after completion of the power on diagnostics Did the drive LEDs switch ON an...

Page 54: ...he drive LEDs did not switch ON at Power on 1 If this is a library model perform the following removal procedures a Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 b Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR 11 c FID B2 Cooling Pack on page CARR 12 2 If this is a drive only model perform the following removal procedures a Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page CARR 5 b Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR ...

Page 55: ...ls on page CARR 10 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 017 The drive LEDs appear to be working now The problem may be intermittent If the LED failure returns perform the following 1 If this is a library model perform the following removal procedures a Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 2 If this is a drive only model perform the fo...

Page 56: ...Notes MAPS 12 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 57: ...ive 1 and Drive 2 4 If your device has only one drive this MAP will call it drive 1 5 If power was switched OFF to perform the above procedures switch power ON now Does a power supply fan fail to rotate Yes No 002 The fan or fans are rotating Power is getting to the fan motors Continue at Step 021 on page MAPS 15 003 Unplug the 3570 power cord from the source outlet Measure the ac voltage at the s...

Page 58: ... page CARR 10 Step 015 continues 015 continued 2 FID C1 Power Supply on page CARR 16 20 FID C1 Power Supply on page CARR 16 016 From step 008 This device is a library with two drives Is drive 2 failing Yes No 017 Drive 1 or library power is failing Continue at Step 009 on page MAPS 13 018 Drive 2 is failing Switch power OFF refer to Figure 14 on page MAPS 27 and disconnect the cable from the mothe...

Page 59: ...ntinued 2 Cable from the power supply to the library control card 20 FID A2 Library Interface Cable on page CARR 32 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 026 Replace the following in the order listed 1 Library control card 80 FID 97 Library Control Card on page CARR 22 2 Tape Drive 10 FID B3 Drive Pack Library Models on page CARR 7 3 Po...

Page 60: ...oling Fan on page CARR 12 9 FID BE Drive Cooling Fan on page CARR 12 Step 032 continues 032 continued 3 Cable from the power supply to the drive pack fan no FID assigned 1 Note An alternative to replacement of this cable is to disconnect both ends and continuity check the cable If it checks OK do not replace it 033 The power supply appears to be OK but there may be an intermittent failure or a fai...

Page 61: ...ge PROC 12 039 Power to the mother board checks OK Replace the Tape Drive See FID B3 Drive Pack Library Models on page CARR 7 Step 039 continues 039 continued At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 040 Drive LEDs switch ON and the power supply fan rotates but a power problem may still exist Does the drive pack fan rotate with power ON Ye...

Page 62: ...MAPS 18 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 63: ...llow the FID E6 entry in the table The library or drive only device hangs Drive or library circuit failure Go to Step 004 on page MAPS 20 A drive s LEDs all switch ON at power on then switch OFF but the device is hung The library LEDs all switch ON but the library operator panel display appears to be hung library models Drive or library circuit failure Go to Step 024 on page MAPS 23 The library de...

Page 64: ... time 2 A drive appears to be hung 3 The library appears to be hung 4 The library operator panel display has a Recovery Started message but the device appears to be hung Step 004 continues 004 continued Is this a library machine Yes No 005 Perform the following removal procedures 1 Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page CARR 5 This is a drive only device without a library Replace the Tape Driv...

Page 65: ...2 continued To force the non volatile memory to be updated immediately instead of waiting for the 8 hour update select the save statistics menu option after cleaning the drive The save statistics option is reached from the Operator Options menu by selecting SERVICES and then STATISTICS Too frequent clean requests may be caused by too many errors occurring during R W operations Ensure that the cust...

Page 66: ...ilure on the machine the library device is not able to sense the presence of the magazine with or without tape cartridges installed Does the machine fail to recognize both magazines Yes No 019 Only one magazine is not recognized Inspect the failing magazine lock lever and ensure that it is not broken and that it is in the locked position If it is in the locked position do the following Perform the...

Page 67: ...odels on page CARR 7 4 Library sensor cable 5 FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page CARR 33 When repairs are complete go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 024 From page MAPS 19 You are here for one of two reasons The drive appears to hang during the power on cycle The library appears to hang during the power on cycle Observe the power supply fan and the drive pack f...

Page 68: ...s needed Step 031 continues 031 continued 1 Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 2 FID B2 Cooling Pack on page CARR 12 3 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR 11 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Tape Drive 60 FID B3 Drive Pack Library Models on page CARR 7 2 Library control card 35 FID 97 Library Control Card on page CARR 22 3 Library interface cable 5 FID A2 Library Interface Cab...

Page 69: ... running with power ON Yes No 036 The failure was probably caused by overheating of the drive logic card components Step 036 continues 036 continued Is the power supply fan running Yes No 037 Continue isolation at Power Problems on page MAPS 13 If the symptom continues after fixing the power problem return to the beginning of this MAP and begin again 038 The drive cooling fan must be failing Repla...

Page 70: ...Notes MAPS 26 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 71: ...ms Referred to by MAPs Note All voltage tolerances are 5 Figure 13 Library Electronic Power Diagram Figure 14 Drive Electronics Power Figure 15 Drive LED Circuitry Figure 16 Drive Sensor LED Circuitry MAPs MAPS 27 ...

Page 72: ...MAPS 28 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 73: ...ristics INTRO 9 Orientation INTRO 10 Power Consumption INTRO 10 AC Distribution INTRO 10 AC Input Voltages INTRO 10 Power Cords INTRO 11 Power Control INTRO 11 Serial Number and Label Locations INTRO 11 Functional Unit Descriptions INTRO 14 Power Supply INTRO 16 Drive Pack INTRO 17 Cooling Pack INTRO 17 Drive Logic Card Overview INTRO 18 Drive Logic Card How it works INTRO 19 Library Models INTRO ...

Page 74: ...C System 6000 Controller Feature 2420 INTRO 37 AS 400 System Feature 6501 6534 or 2729 INTRO 37 Hewlett Packard INTRO 37 Windows NT INTRO 38 Sun Solaris INTRO 38 Connecting the 3570 to Multiple Systems INTRO 39 AS 400 INTRO 39 RS 6000 INTRO 39 Drive Indicators and Operator Controls INTRO 39 Library Operator Panel INTRO 40 Operator Panel Controls and Indicators INTRO 41 Front Panel Overview INTRO 4...

Page 75: ...he 3570 can be used to provide low cost high availability of data that is usually archived or resides on relatively expensive disk media This application allows backup data to be available within seconds without the need to have operator intervention and mount delays Another use is the automatic backup storage for midrange systems or servers which have large amounts of disk or need unattended stor...

Page 76: ...g in the center of the tape allows high speed data access at a very low cost The interleaved longitudinal recording technology allows the 3570 to write multiple tracks from the center of the physical tape to the end in either direction then index the head or move the head vertically for the return trip The result is tracks interleaved across the width of the tape from the center out in both direct...

Page 77: ...o the other This example is used to show how a complete tape cartridge could be utilized for maximum effectiveness An example of tape track recording progression is shown in Figure 17 The 3570 recording process is very similar to that of the 3590 but with fewer head tracks and with a two reel cartridge Figure 17 Serpentine Interleaved Track Sets IBM 3570 Tape Subsystem C Series Models The followin...

Page 78: ...de Reader is standard and can improve application performance for library models When the host re inventories the cartridges it can take several minutes for the host to mount each cartridge in a drive and read the volume serial number identification from the tape in a full library A bar code reader eliminates the need to load each cartridge in a drive This feature is installed on Magstar MP C Seri...

Page 79: ... or in Magstar MP 3570 Model B1A tape drives in a Tape Library Dataserver When B Format Tape cartridges are used in the C series tape drives the tape drives operate with better performance than the B series tape drives Even higher performance is achieved by using C Format tape cartridges INTRO Introduction INTRO 7 ...

Page 80: ...C12 C21 and C22 Note The Model C21 and C22 library front cover assembly and operator display panel are slightly different from those shown above For that difference refer to Figure 32 on page INTRO 26 and Figure 33 on page INTRO 27 items 6 and 7 INTRO 8 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 81: ...SCSI cable must be properly terminated according to the SCSI standard This termination is especially important if a system mixes devices or initiators with 68 pin connectors with those of the older 50 pin style An external terminator may be mounted into a socket that is a part of the SCSI cable connector A terminator must be installed on the last device on each end of a string of multiple devices ...

Page 82: ...wer supply automatically adjusts itself for proper operation when the voltages and frequencies are with the specification shown in Figure 21 Figure 20 Physical Specifications Dimensions Model C00 Model C01 Model C02 Model C11 C21 rack mounted Model C12 C22 rack mounted Height 112 mm 4 4 217 mm 8 5 217 mm 8 5 217 mm 8 5 217 mm 8 5 Width 320 mm 12 6 483 mm 19 0 483 mm 19 0 444 mm 17 5 444 mm 17 5 De...

Page 83: ... These LEDs are turned ON with power ON for a short time The microcode turns OFF the LEDs after a checkpoint in the power on self test POST Library models have operator panels where power on status is displayed after the LEDs have been turned OFF Remote power control is not the responsibility of the IBM 3570 Tape Subsystem If required it is provided by the enclosure or higher level subassembly Ser...

Page 84: ...Figure 22 Label Locations for Models Without Libraries INTRO 12 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 85: ...ate of manufacture item 1 EC label item 2 UL CSA 3 Weight label with a triangular symbol 4 Note The serial number label is also present above the left magazine lever opening on the front of the library See 14 in Figure 46 on page INTRO 43 Figure 23 Label Locations for Models With Libraries INTRO Introduction INTRO 13 ...

Page 86: ...e 30 on page INTRO 24 C21 Rack Mounted Library version with one drive Figure 32 on page INTRO 26 C02 Stand Alone Library version with two drives Figure 29 on page INTRO 23 C12 Rack Mounted Library version with two drives Figure 31 on page INTRO 25 C22 Rack Mounted Library version with two drives Figure 33 on page INTRO 27 Note The Models C01 and C11 and Models C02 and C12 are nearly identical exce...

Page 87: ...Figure 25 Model C00 Drive INTRO Introduction INTRO 15 ...

Page 88: ...drive will have its own power supply The first power supply located on the right side of the box facing from the front provides power to its drive and the library Figure 25 on page INTRO 15 5 Figure 28 on page INTRO 22 item 3 and Figure 30 on page INTRO 24 2 show all three configurations where the single drive power supply is located Figure 26 shows the power distribution Figure 26 Power Block Dia...

Page 89: ...EMEA and as such is replaced as a unit if a problem occurs within the drive This is a change in service strategy from previously shipped drives Since EMEA service personnel must isolate to a FRU within the drive a special START section see APPENDIX B MAP section see APPENDIX C and CARR section see APPENDIX D have been designed for that area The Models C02 C12 and C22 each contain two drive packs a...

Page 90: ...ugged into the mother board item 11 and is the first card visible when the top protective cover of the drive is removed This card contains the SCSI controls for the box several processors memory buffers clock generation circuits and control logic for R W data flow and reel to reel tape motion It provides connectivity for the library function through the library control card INTRO 18 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 91: ...and commands from the SCSI bus and transfers data and controls the drive analog card drive servo card the loader assembly head actuator assembly and the library components During read from the media the microcode controls the receiving and buffering of data from the drive logic card and controls the actuator location in relation to the media The microcode also provides communication to the operato...

Page 92: ...l contact with the R W head through thin film cable connections item 5 yet can still be plugged into the mother board The R W head is part of the head actuator assembly item 1 Head Actuator Assembly The head actuator assembly item 1 contains the R W head and the actuator assembly factory pinned The entire unit is a single assembly The R W head transfers write current as controlled by the drive ana...

Page 93: ...des circuitry that lights the Busy Clean and Maintenance LEDs for the drive and contains the Unload push button This card has limited function in a library configuration Internal SCSI Cable The internal SCSI cable is part of the cooling pack assembly and provides SCSI signal connectivity between the drive logic card and the host system cable connection point on the rear of the cooling pack INTRO I...

Page 94: ... Tape Subsystem Operator Guide C Series Models GA32 0393 for location and functional description of the library Each major component is discussed in detail in the LIBRARY section They are shown here only for continuity Since the major difference between stand alone and rack mounted models is the external covers and the major differences between single drive models and dual drive models is the numb...

Page 95: ...Figure 29 Model C02 Stand Alone Library Model INTRO Introduction INTRO 23 ...

Page 96: ...A 2 1 M 0 0 3 5 Figure 30 Model C11 Rack Mounted Library Model INTRO 24 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 97: ...Figure 31 Model C12 Rack Mounted Library Model INTRO Introduction INTRO 25 ...

Page 98: ... Figure 32 Model C21 Rack Mounted Library Model INTRO 26 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 99: ... Figure 33 Model C22 Rack Mounted Library Model INTRO Introduction INTRO 27 ...

Page 100: ...er assembly 11 Bar code reader 11 sensor mounted on picker assembly Drive pack drive 1 12 Cooling pack drive 1 13 Drive pack drive 2 14 Power supply drive 2 15 Cleaner cartridge present sensor 16 Cleaner cell assembly 17 Library sensors and sensor cable Not shown Picker cable Flat cable not shown Library interface cable Not shown Magazine global sensor pair Not shown Drive global sensor pair Not s...

Page 101: ...e in which the operator may write a note A standard Bar Code Reader is provided to read the bar code labels Note Do not write on mark over or otherwise obscure either of the bar codes on a cartridge doing so may cause the system to malfunction Another label is placed on the cartridge along the bottom of the plastic face see item 4 in Figure 35 It is marked IBM Magstar MP Fast Access Linear Tape or...

Page 102: ...ype Cartridge Type Hole Position 1 bot Hole Position 2 Hole Position 3 Hole Position 4 top Accent Color Label Print Color B Format Closed Open Open Open Blue Blue C Format Closed Closed Open Open Green Green Cleaner Open Open Open Closed Gray Gray Not Used Open Open Open Open Not Used Closed Closed Closed Closed Reserved All Other Combinations 3570 Cleaner Cartridge The need for cleaning the tape ...

Page 103: ... the subsystem at a time The magazine is designed to provide for retention of cartridges in each of the 10 storage cells in two possible physical positions the Import position or the Export position See IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Operator Guide C Series Models GA32 0393 for a detailed description of magazine functions Library models have a priority cell that can be used to load or unload c...

Page 104: ...on so that the cartridge is partially exposed to where the operator can remove these processed cartridges Note In random mode the library returns the cartridge to the import position for future re use unless the initiator has asked for the cartridge to be exported from the magazine in which case the cartridge is placed in the export position in the priority cell Each magazine has a cartridge lock ...

Page 105: ...t to either automatic random or manual mode For an explanation of each see the LIBRARY section Library Configuration The library is set to either base configuration or split configuration For an explanation of each see the LIBRARY section INTRO Introduction INTRO 33 ...

Page 106: ... the 3570 subsystems are configured with one SCSI adapter The 3570 SCSI system adapter is a 2 byte wide SCSI fast interface It uses a SCSI 3 68 pin P connector interface that accommodates 16 bus addresses SCSI Features and Cables The following section describes the feature codes for the RISC System 6000 and AS 400 systems see Figure 40 Figure 41 Figure 42 and Figure 43 Figure 40 SCSI System Cable ...

Page 107: ...els set up in the Base Configuration use the supplied SCSI Bus Jumper to connect drive 1 to drive 2 select a single SCSI cable feature and a single interposer feature to attach the 3570 to one SCSI bus 3 For dual drive models set up in the Split Configuration discard the supplied SCSI Bus Jumper and select 2 SCSI cable features and 2 interposer features for attachment of the 3570 to two SCSI busse...

Page 108: ...MP IBM Part Number Cable Length FC 5205 P N 49G6456 0 5 m 2 ft FC 5212 P N 49G6458 12 m 39 ft FC 5218 P N 49G6459 18 m 59 ft FC 5225 P N 08L6239 25 m 81 ft FC 5245 P N 49G6457 4 5 m 15 ft PC Netfinity Attachment P N 05H9527 Models C21 and C22 0 5 m 2 ft PC Netfinity Attachment P N 05H9651 Models C21 and C22 4 5 m 15 ft Notes 1 On RS 6000 systems cable lengths greater than 18 m 59 ft are not permit...

Page 109: ...pe Subsystem to RISC System 6000 Multiple RISC System 6000 systems may be linked to the Magstar MP Tape Subsystem For maximum performance the Magstar MP Tape Subsystem may need to be the only target on the SCSI bus AS 400 System Feature 6501 6534 or 2729 An interposer feature code 2895 see Figure 42 is required to connect the Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem to system feature 6501 No interposers are...

Page 110: ...vice pack 3 or greater on an Intel processor Intel processors require an Adaptec 2944 fast wide SCSI adapter or equivalent Sun Solaris Requires Solaris 2 3 2 4 2 51 and 2 6 for Sun and Sun Sparc Requires SCSI 2 fast wide differential adapter INTRO 38 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 111: ...sy Indicator This green LED provides a visual indication of tape motion and will turn ON solid when tape is in motion for reading writing loading and locating This indicator flashes when the operator presses the Unload button to rewind unload tape This indicator is also used in conjunction with the other two LED indicators to display maintenance conditions see Drive Indicators Normal Operation for...

Page 112: ...hat requires a service call for resolution Also if during the power on sequence this LED does not flash or does not turn OFF but remains ON solid the device needs service A21M0001 Figure 44 Model C00 Drive Operator Controls Note There is no indicator on the Model C00 to indicate when a cartridge is loaded and ready for reading and writing As a cartridge is loaded in the drive the BUSY indicator wi...

Page 113: ...des a menu driven operator and service display interface It is the primary means of communication to the operator and service representative on library machines Refer to Figure 45 INTRO Figure 45 Operator Panel Display for Library Models The operator panel has the following display and menu control switches Library operator panel display item 1 Enter push button item 2 Scroll Down push button item...

Page 114: ...ion arrow to move up to the next option on the menu if any additional options are above the currently indicated option When additional menu items are above the top item on the menu a is indicated in the upper right hand corner of the display If no additional options are above the highest displayed option pressing the push button does not affect operations Item 5 Mode Push Button The Mode push butt...

Page 115: ...gure 46 shows the front assembly for Models C01 C02 C11 and C12 and Figure 47 on page INTRO 44 shows the front assembly for Models C21 and C22 Figure 46 Front Assembly for Model C01 C02 C11 and C12 INTRO Introduction INTRO 43 ...

Page 116: ...are as follows When in automatic or manual mode requests to mount an external cartridge can be satisfied by placing the specified cartridge into the priority cell in the import position and pressing START The cartridge in the priority cell will be the next one loaded into the drive When the drive has unloaded the cartridge it will be returned to the priority cell in the export position When in ran...

Page 117: ... transported to the drive for processing or when the library unit is in random mode and the initiator has issued the Prevent Allow Medium Removal command with the prevent bit set The LED also turns ON solid momentarily during power on reset as a lamp test and it flashes during power on diagnostics 8 Magazine 1 In Use Indicator This yellow LED indicates the status of Magazine 1 and operates the sam...

Page 118: ...dules memory tests control logic sensor tests and data path tests A portion of the POST diagnostics is also executed when a fix verification test is invoked from the host processor via a SCSI command Errors detected during execution of POST are displayed as a FRU identifier code FID in the drive LED indicators and on the operator message panel of Library models The error information is also sent i...

Page 119: ...he cleaning procedure occurs automatically The cartridge unloads when the cleaning procedure is done Library Models In the library configuration of the 3570 Tape Subsystem the cleaning cartridge has a special storage location inside of the subsystem enclosure This allows the cleaning cartridge to be automatically loaded when cleaning is required At the completion of the cleaning operation the clea...

Page 120: ...INTRO 48 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 121: ...SCSI Medium Changer Addressing for Base and Split Configurations LIBRARY 8 Front Panel Overview LIBRARY 9 Library Operator Panel LIBRARY 11 Operator Panel Display and Controls LIBRARY 11 Operator Panel Control Push Buttons LIBRARY 12 Front Panel Indicators and Controls LIBRARY 13 Library Components Library Models LIBRARY 15 Library Control Card LIBRARY 20 Accessor Assembly LIBRARY 21 Picker Assemb...

Page 122: ... Subsystem Operator Guide C Series Models GA32 0393 for location and functional description of the library The operating mode of the library can be selected manually at the operator panel See Figure 49 and Figure 50 on page LIBRARY 3 The 20 cartridges for the library models are packaged 10 per magazine Magazine 2 4 can contain 10 cartridges Two of these magazines can be loaded into the subsystem a...

Page 123: ...s position so that the cartridge is partially exposed to where the operator can remove these processed cartridges Note In random mode the library returns the cartridge to the import position for future re use unless the initiator has asked for the cartridge to be exported from the magazine in which case the cartridge is placed in the export position in the priority cell Each magazine has a cartrid...

Page 124: ...Figure 51 3570 Cartridge Magazine Figure 52 3570 Cartridge Magazine Lock Lever LIBRARY 4 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 125: ...vice to select a cartridge from a source element and move it to its destination element Control of the source and destination elements is left entirely to the host A request for an external cartridge to be mounted can be satisfied by inserting the cartridge into the priority cell in the import position The Magstar MP notifies hosts of the presence of a cartridge in the priority cell but the host m...

Page 126: ...ines and add cartridges in the import position to the magazine while the library is in automatic mode The library stops when the door is opened When the door is closed the library resumes operation where it left off If a cartridge is in a drive when the door is opened processing continues until complete When the door is closed the cartridge is returned to the cell from which it was removed An oper...

Page 127: ... drive Both drives can be used See SCSI Medium Changer Addressing for Base and Split Configurations on page LIBRARY 8 Automatic Mode Base Configuration See Automatic Sequential Mode on page LIBRARY 6 for an overview of this mode In models with 2 drives only drive 1 is used for this mode Drive 2 is unused The library processes all cartridges that are in import positions sequentially beginning at th...

Page 128: ...equential Mode on page LIBRARY 6 for an overview of this mode All operations for the priority cell are associated with Logical Library 1 only For Logical Library 1 the operation begins at the right most priority cell position then proceeds from right to left across magazine 1 For Logical Library 2 the operation begins at the right most cell in magazine 2 then proceeds from right to left across mag...

Page 129: ...Front Panel Overview Figure 53 and Figure 54 on page LIBRARY 10 show the front assembly for Model C Figure 53 Front Assembly for Model C01 C02 C11 and C12 LIBRARY Library LIBRARY 9 ...

Page 130: ...01 C02 C11 C12 C21 and C22 have a priority cell that can be used to load or unload cartridges from the subsystem without removing the cartridge magazine Because cartridges can be inserted without opening the door the integrity of the tape inventory is not violated To use this feature magazine 1 must be present and the rightmost cartridge cell must be unused LIBRARY 10 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 131: ...ng the priority cell the cartridge must be placed in the import position 3 Magazine 1 Location 4 Magazine 2 Location Library Operator Panel Library models have an operator panel that has four push buttons and a display located in the upper right hand corner of the library when the subsystem is in a horizontal position See Figure 55 The library operator panel display is the interface for all operat...

Page 132: ...e selection arrow to move down to the next option on the menu if any additional options are below the currently indicated option If additional menu items are below the last item on the menu a is indicated in the lower right hand corner of the display If no additional options are below the currently selected option pressing the push button does not affect operations Item 4 Scroll Up Push Button The...

Page 133: ...Door The door protects the integrity of the inventory in the library units As long as the door remains closed the host knows that the magazine inventory remains unchanged If the door is opened the host initiator is alerted that the inventory may have changed The door also acts as a safety interlock When the door is opened the transport mechanism will complete any movement in progress and stop The ...

Page 134: ...e priority cell The indicator is visible with the door open or closed This LED turns ON solid momentarily during the power on reset as a lamp test and flashes during the power on diagnostics After completion of the power on sequence this LED is turned OFF until it is turned ON by activity that involves the priority cell 1 Power On Off Switch This switch is connected to the dc power supply by a cab...

Page 135: ...volumes See IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Operator Guide C Series Models GA32 0393 for location and functional description of the library Each major component is discussed below Because the six library configurations are nearly identical except for number of drives installed and design of external covers references will be made to Figure 59 on page LIBRARY 18 to simplify the presentation Be a...

Page 136: ...Figure 57 Model C02 Stand Alone Library Model LIBRARY 16 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 137: ...A 2 1 M 0 0 3 5 Figure 58 Model C11 Rack Mounted Library Model LIBRARY Library LIBRARY 17 ...

Page 138: ...Figure 59 Model C12 Rack Mounted Library Model LIBRARY 18 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 139: ... Figure 60 Model C21 Rack Mounted Library Model LIBRARY Library LIBRARY 19 ...

Page 140: ... and command generation which it passes on to the individual library components A drive logic card is also present in the drive pack item 14 drive 2 which controls that drives components It also passes on to the drive logic card sense data from the library components and tach counts from the library motors for control purposes A Bar Code Reader feature is standard on all library models The bar cod...

Page 141: ... The library front cover item 6 comes in two colors black or white and is the decorative cover for the front of the library device It contains a security key lock door open sensor not shown library LED card item 9 ac switch and cable assembly item 8 room for the library operator panel display item 7 a magazine access door a priority cell position and two magazine assemblies and magazine locking ha...

Page 142: ...er and the magazine and might cause an interference This interference is ignored during loading and unloading of cartridges from the magazine Any cartridge that is placed into the magazine in the wrong orientation upside down or backwards Drive Global Sensor Pair The drive global sensor pair is made up of a light source and a light sensor and is used to sense when a cartridge is extending too far ...

Page 143: ...a Flow and Cable Diagram Library Models Figure 62 shows the general data flow and cable diagram for the library models LIBRARY Figure 62 General Data Flow and Connectivity Library Models Library LIBRARY 23 ...

Page 144: ...LIBRARY 24 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 145: ... Error MSG 13 Sense Key 2 Not Ready MSG 14 Sense Key 3 Medium Error MSG 14 Sense Key 4 Hardware Error MSG 16 Sense Key 5 Illegal Request MSG 16 Sense Key 6 Unit Attention MSG 17 Sense Key 7 Data Protect MSG 17 Sense Key 8 Blank Check MSG 18 Sense Key B Aborted Command MSG 18 Sense Key D Volume Overflow MSG 18 Using SMIT ERRPT Commands MSG 19 Error Log Analysis AS 400 MSG 24 AS 400 System with CISC...

Page 146: ...problems with the media tape and the volume number of the bad cartridge This allows the customer to do maintenance within the tape library and to prevent unnecessary service calls when the fault is media The detailed information within SIMs and MIMs is for use by the dispatcher or the CE in the branch office This individual is responsible for decoding the information and scheduling for service bas...

Page 147: ...e of media error isolation via MIMs and some SIMs You can enable or disable SARS options from CE Drive Features Menu on page PANEL 40 Obtaining 3570 Drive Error Information at the Host IBM device drivers for the RS 6000 and AS 400 systems log service information messages SIMs and MIMs when an error occurs on a 3570 drive Note Sun HP UX and Winndows NT systems do not log SIM MIM data The SIM includ...

Page 148: ...n various formats by using one of the following AIX commands tapeutil command on page MSG 4 diag command on page MSG 4 smit command on page MSG 19 errpt command on page MSG 19 Use the Hex to ASCII conversion in Figure 70 on page MSG 9 Examples of the different error log formats are shown following this text To use the tapeutil command Note The tapeutil command gives you a detailed report by device...

Page 149: ...OCATION 2 1 2 DEVICE TYPE 357 DATE 1 31 98 7 33 21 SEQUENCE 2 3274 ERROR ID HARDWARE ERROR SCSI CDB A 1 14 SCSI STATUS BYTE CHECK CONDITION SENSE KEY 4 ASC ASCQ 44 SCSI SENSE BYTES 17 1 2 3 4 71 1 4 44 E4 8A 8F 5 SCSI EXTENDED SENSE BYTES 4132 3 1 1 7241 A5 53343 E A F9 FFFFFF 4438362 2 2 2 6 Press ENTER for additional entries F3 Cancel F1 Exit Enter HEX ASCII Description 1 1 Sense key Byte 2 2 44...

Page 150: ...TAPEUTIL and DIAG Commands SIM Error Log Example 1 SIM MIM Present 11 Device Model Number 3 Message Code No SIM or MIM present 433 3 C Drive Only See Message Codes on page MSG 11 1 SIM present 433 31 C 1 Stand Alone Library 2 MIM present 433131 C11 Rack Mounted Library C11 and C21 433 32 C 2 Stand Alone Library with 2 drives 433132 C12 Rack Mounted Library with 2 drives C12 and C22 6 Severity 4 Ex...

Page 151: ...IM Error Log Example MSG 1 SIM MIM Present 11 Device Model Number 3 Message Code No SIM or MIM present 433 3 C Drive Only See Message Codes on page MSG 11 1 SIM present 433 31 C 1 Stand Alone Library 2 MIM present 433131 C11 Rack Mounted Library C11 and C21 433 32 C 2 Stand Alone Library with 2 drives 433132 C12 Rack Mounted Library with 2 drives C12 and C22 6 Severity 4 Exception Message See FID ...

Page 152: ...displayed The error sense data has the format seen in Figure 69 The errno or error number is explained in Figure 71 on page MSG 10 Read Write test terminated total bytes written Operation failed with errno 5 I O error Residual count 2 48 Error Sense Data Length 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 71 4 4 44 E4 3 q D õ 1 A 8F 21 2 1 1 A 2 3 4 4438 362 2 2 2 D86 HEX ASCII DESCRIPTION E4 FID FRU identific...

Page 153: ...x ASCII Hex ASCII 00 20 Null Space 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 A B C D E F G H I 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 J K L M N O P Q R S 54 55 56 57 58 59 5A 5F T U V W X Y Z _ MSG Note All codes are not shown Messages MSG 9 ...

Page 154: ...16 EBUSY General An excessive busy state was encountered Open The device is reserved by another initiator or an excessive busy state was encountered 22 EINVAL Open The operation requested had invalid parameters or an invalid combination of parameters Write The operation requested had invalid parameters or an invalid combination of parameters or the number of bytes requested in the write was not a ...

Page 155: ...ID is displayed with the error message Check the device error log for possible repair action See 3570 Drive Display Panel on page MSG 4 and also the PANEL section describes the 3570 display 3535 55 Clean Device Load a cleaning cartridge in the device The drive returns the cleaning cartridge following the cleaning procedure 3537 57 Device has been cleaned The drive has been cleaned by a cleaning ca...

Page 156: ...Operator Panel 36 6 Dev Exception on Tape path 37 7 Dev Exception in Drive 38 8 Dev Preventive Maintenance Required 39 3F 9 F Reserved SIM Service Messages The following provides descriptions of SIM Service Messages for your information Action information can be obtained by use of Message Code and FID contained in reported SIM Figure 75 SIM Service Message Descriptions Service Message Hex Service ...

Page 157: ...BM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Hardware Reference C Series Models for additional information Sense Key 0 Figure 77 ASC and ASCQ Summary for Sense Key 0 No Sense ASC ASCQ Description Drive Library 00 00 No Additional Sense Information EOM X 00 00 No Additional Sense Information ILI X 00 00 No Additional Sense Information FM X 00 01 Filemark Detected X 00 04 Beginning of Partition or Medium Detec...

Page 158: ...Error Figure 80 Page 1 of 2 ASC and ASCQ Summary for Sense Key 3 Medium Error ASC ASCQ Description Drive Library 03 02 Excessive Write Errors X 09 00 Track Following Error X 0C 00 Write Error X 11 00 Unrecovered Read Error X 11 01 Read Retries Exhausted X 11 08 Incomplete Block Read X 14 00 Recorded Entity Not Found X 14 01 Record Not Found X 14 02 Filemark or Setmark Not Found X 14 03 End of Data...

Page 159: ...Figure 80 Page 2 of 2 ASC and ASCQ Summary for Sense Key 3 Medium Error ASC ASCQ Description Drive Library 85 02 Write Protected Because of Drive Failure X MSG Messages MSG 15 ...

Page 160: ...ry 1A 00 Parameter List Length Error X X 20 00 Invalid Command Operation Code X X 21 01 Invalid Element Address X 24 00 Invalid Field in CDB X X 25 00 Logical Unit Not Supported X X 26 00 Invalid Field in Parameter List X X 26 01 Parameter Not Supported X 26 02 Parameter Value Invalid X 26 03 Threshold Parameters Not Supported X 2C 00 Command Sequence Error X 39 00 Saving Parameters Not Supported ...

Page 161: ...Changed X X 2A 02 Log Parameters Changed X 2F 00 Commands Cleared by Another Initiator X 30 00 Incompatible Medium Installed X 3B 12 Medium Magazine Removed X 3B 13 Medium Magazine Inserted X 3B 14 Medium Magazine Locked X 3B 15 Medium Magazine Unlocked X 3F 01 Microcode Has Been Changed X X 3F 02 Changed Operating Definition X X 3F 03 Inquiry Data Has Changed X X 5A 01 Operator Medium Removal Req...

Page 162: ...4 02 Filemark or Setmark Not Found X 1B 00 Synchronous Data Transfer Error X X 43 00 Message Error X X 44 00 Internal Target Failure X X 45 00 Select or Re select Failure X X 47 00 SCSI Parity Error X X 48 00 Initiator Detected Error Message Received X X 49 00 Invalid Message Error X X 4A 00 Command Phase Error X X 4B 00 Data Phase Error X X 4E 00 Overlapped Commands Attempted X X Sense Key D Volu...

Page 163: ...rror log at any time Or 1 Type errpt a pg at the AIX command line The detailed report will be displayed 2 You can scroll through the log by pressing the Enter key for the next page 3 You can type q to quit the error log at any time Analyse Sense Key and ASC ASCQ data to determine the type of Sense information that is reported in the error log If a hardware problem is indicated use the FID go to ST...

Page 164: ...PERFORM PROBLEM DETERMINATION PROCEDURES Detailed Data SENSE DATA 6 4 11 1 FFFF FE 1 2 7 4 48 44 E4 3 A 8F 4A 1E 1 191 4A 825 11 36 28 33 4D A F9 19 27 2 C7 4438 362 2 2 2 HEX ASCII Description 4 Sense key 44 ASC ASCQ additional sense code additional sense code qualifier See Sense Key ASC and ASCQ Information on page MSG 13 for error sense information E4 FID FRU identification number A 8F First FS...

Page 165: ...RMINATION PROCEDURES RUN DIAGNOSTICS AGAINST THE FAILING DEVICE CONTACT APPROPRIATE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Detailed Data DIAGNOSTIC EXPLANATION 1 2 3 4 31 44 614 13 3 3 3 3 3 3 3144 3836 3431 3 3 3737 323 3 3 3 3 4534 413 3846 413 4639 383 3 3 4942 4D5 4D2D 5365 7175 656E 6365 4E75 6D 5 6 7 HEX ASCII Description 1 1 1 SIM 2 MIM 2 31443836 1D86 Model and Microcode link level 3 3431 41 Message code ...

Page 166: ...le Causes Undetermined Failure Causes TAPE DRIVE MEDIA Recommended Actions THIS ALERT IDENTIFIES THE CAUSE OF A PREVIOUS ERROR WHICH HAS BEEN RECOVERED Detail Data SENSE DATA 6 2 A 1 14 1 2 71 1 4 44 E4 8 A 8F 4132 3 1 1 7241 A5 533 43 E A F9 FFFF FF 4438 362 2 2 2 HEX ASCII Description 1 Sense Key 44 ASC ASCQ E4 FID FRU identification number A 8F First FSC fault symptom code 3343 Second FSC fault...

Page 167: ...DDE 1 3 73595 U H rmt1 UNDETERMINED ERROR AA8AB241 1 3 3 195 T O OPERATOR OPERATOR NOTIFICATION AA8AB241 1 2 3 195 T O OPERATOR OPERATOR NOTIFICATION AA8AB241 1 1 3 195 T O OPERATOR OPERATOR NOTIFICATION FCA96 CE 1 1 1395 T S tok EXCESSIVE TOKEN RING ERRORS 2 188DE1 928 91195 P H tok WIRE FAULT 476B351D 927132795 P H rmt TAPE DRIVE FAILURE 476B351D 927132795 P H rmt TAPE DRIVE FAILURE 476B351D 927...

Page 168: ... Leave all other options at their default value 7 Use the Display report option to display the desired error log entry 8 The following figure is a sample AS 400 Error Log display screen showing the 3570 error log data Display Detail Report for Resource Serial Resource Type Model Number Address TAP 2 357 C11 13 1 63 27 17 FFFF Error log ID 46 2D2 Sequence 178324 Date 1 23 95 Time 11 38 2 Reference ...

Page 169: ...ss Enter to continue F3 Exit F12 Cancel OFFSET HEX ASCII DESCRIPTION E4 E5 65 1 IOP Type EC ED 17 1 IOP Port Used 7 Drive Address F F3 357 C11 Device Type and Model F4 F5 935 SRC system reference code 13 E4 FID FRU identification number 132 133 A 8F First FSC fault symptom code 143 144 3542 Second FSC fault symptom code 147 148 336B Next to Last FSC fault symptom code 14B 14C A F9 Last FSC fault s...

Page 170: ...C4 C3D4 357 C11 MDDCM 8 F1F3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 F8 82 E2C9 13 8 SI A F1F84 4 4 4 4 4 C4C3F7F3 4 4 4 4 4 4 E3C1 D7F2F54 4 4 4 4 18 DC73 TAP25 C E F88 78 65 1 1 27 17 FFFF 357 C11 935 1 6312 2 5D8D5E6 8 QNW 1 F F F5F 4 4 425 92 4 A B E223444 3244 5 12 F 3 4 9 E42AA 8F 1 3 13 9 4249428 14 1 1 35 42 133 6B 5 4A F9 3 4 5A9 3 16 1 23 4438 362 2 2 2 1 3 6 18 3 39 3 1 131 3 4 9 1A FE2A38 1712 2 5D8...

Page 171: ...lay screen showing the 3570 error log data Display Detail Report for Resource Serial Resource Name Type Model Number Name TAP 2 357 C11 13 1 63 TAP34 Error log ID 46 2D2 Sequence 178324 Date 1 23 95 Time 11 38 2 Reference code 935 Secondary code Table ID 357 C11 IPL source state B 3 Class Permanent System Ref Code 357 93 Tape unit failure 1 2 3 4 5 SIM MIM message 137E42 773 E4A 8FA F98 C 13 75 35...

Page 172: ... Sequence Number drive serial number See Message Codes on page MSG 11 7 Device Type 3 FID FRU Identifier 8 Device Model Number 4 First FSC fault symptom code Figure 98 AS 400 Example Error Log of SIM Message To display the hexadecimal error report press F6 The following figure is an example of a 3570 hexadecimal error report which shows a permanent read write error Press Page Up or Page Down to di...

Page 173: ...21 2 1 3 6 22 23 1 3FFFF FFFC12 331D9E2 RS More Press Enter to continue F3 Exit F12 Cancel OFFSET HEX ASCII DESCRIPTION 184 185 65 1 IOP Type 18C 18D 17 1 IOP Port Used 7 Drive Address 19 193 357 C11 Device Type and Model 194 195 935 SRC system reference code 1D E4 FID FRU identification number 1D2 1D3 A 8F First FSC fault symptom code 1E3 1E4 3542 Second FSC fault symptom code 1E7 1E8 336B Next t...

Page 174: ...4 P 7 C 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 E F3F5F7F F C3F1F1 E2D3 C9C3C9D6 4 4 E5F3 D9F6D4F 4 4 357 C11 SLICIO V3R6M 1 79 17 172 12 14 E3C1D7F F74 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 1 TAP 7 16 1 2 3 5 1E 188 18 F88 78 65 1 1 12 12F FFFF 357 B11 921 12 2 624 8 1A 425 92 E 4 A B E213234 4338 B4 1C F 3 4 9 E42AA 8F 1 3 13 9 4249428 1E 1 1 35 42 133 6B 5 4A F9 3 4 5A9 3 2 ...

Page 175: ...nctions SY44 4902 for more detailed information on displaying and printing the error logs Figure 101 Hex to ASCII Conversion Hex ASCII Hex ASCII Hex ASCII Hex ASCII Hex ASCII MSG 00 20 Null Space 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 A B C D E F G H I 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 J K L M N O P Q R S 54 55 56 57 58 59 5A 5F T U V W X Y Z _ Note All codes are ...

Page 176: ...sis Procedure on page PROC 39 When you have located a FID go to START 1 You may refer to APPENDIX A which contains additional information concerning host attachment software service tools for HP UX systems including tapeutil See IBM SCSI Tape Drive Medium Changer and Library Device Drivers Installation and User s Guide GC35 0154 for additional information about HP UX service and diagnostic aids Ob...

Page 177: ...l Error Sample For further information on gathering error data see IBM SCSI Tape Drive Medium Changer and Library Device Drivers Installation and User s Guide GC35 0154 and the Hardware Reference Manual On certain errors a ntutil test_unit_ready command 39 has to be issued to display the sense information Sense information can also be retrieved with a Log_sense command 83 NTUTIL Symbolic Error and...

Page 178: ...NIT 2 ERROR_NOT_READY 21 ERROR_BAD_COMMAND 22 ERROR_CRC 23 ERROR_HANDLE_EOF 38 ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED 5 ERROR_DEV_NOT_EXIST 55 ERROR_ALREADY_ASSIGNED 85 ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER 87 ERROR_OPEN_FAILED 11 ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER 122 ERROR_INVALID_NAME 123 ERROR_BUSY_DRIVE 142 DD_NO_SENSE 2 DD_DEVICE_DRIVER_FAILURE 2 1 DD_EEPROM_FAILURE 2 2 DD_MANUAL_INTERVENTION 2 3 DD_RECOVERED_ERROR 2 4 DD_SCSI_ADAPT...

Page 179: ...OT_EJECTED 317 DD_IOPORT_NOT_CONFIG 318 DD_FIRST_DEST_EMPTY 319 DD_END_PHYSICAL_MEDIA 4 DD_MEDIA_BLANK 4 1 DD_MEDIA_CORRUPTED 4 2 DD_MEDIA_FAILURE 4 3 DD_MEDIA_INCOMPATIBILITY 4 4 DD_SECTOR_RELOCATION 4 5 DD_SECTOR_OUT_OF_RANGE 4 6 DD_WRITE_PROTECT 4 7 DD_CLEAN_MEDIA 4 8 DD_MEDIA_FAULT 4 9 DD_CLEANING_COMPLETE 41 DD_LOGICAL_END_OF_MEDIA 411 DD_MEDIA_NOT_PRESENT 412 DD_BEGINNING_OF_MEDIA 413 DD_ERA...

Page 180: ...R_NO_DATA_DETECTED 11 4 ERROR_PARTITION_FAILURE 11 5 ERROR_INVALID_BLOCK_LENGTH 11 6 ERROR_DEVICE_NOT_PARTITIONED 11 7 ERROR_UNABLE_TO_LOCK_MEDIA 11 8 ERROR_UNABLE_TO_UNLOAD_MEDIA 11 9 ERROR_MEDIA_CHANGED 111 ERROR_BUS_RESET 1111 ERROR_NO_MEDIA_IN_DRIVE 1112 ERROR_IO_DEVICE 1117 ERROR_TOO_MANY_LINKS 1142 MSG 36 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 181: ...enu PANEL 20 Statistics Menu PANEL 21 Show Statistics Menu PANEL 21 Clean Menu PANEL 22 Recovery Menu PANEL 22 Import Export Menu PANEL 23 Confirm Mode Change Menu PANEL 23 CE Mode Menus PANEL 24 Confirm Mode Change Menu PANEL 24 CE Panel Flow Charts PANEL 25 CE Panel Menus PANEL 29 CE Options Menu PANEL 29 CE Verify Fix Menu PANEL 30 CE Loop Diag Menu PANEL 30 CE Main Dump Menu PANEL 32 CE Dump O...

Page 182: ...Control Store Display Menu PANEL 50 CE Microcode Trap Menu PANEL 51 CE Read Tape Menu PANEL 51 CE Process Tape Menu PANEL 52 Space Menu PANEL 52 Read Block Menu PANEL 53 Next Block ID Menu PANEL 53 Password Menu PANEL 53 Engr Use Only Menu PANEL 55 Media Mode Menu PANEL 55 Statistics Menu PANEL 56 Control Store Select Address Menu PANEL 57 Control Store Alter Menu PANEL 57 CE Saved Traps Menu PANE...

Page 183: ...raight design was required to fit into the Netfinity rack system The operator panel has the following four control buttons 2 Enter button Pressing this button causes the device to select the option or perform the function indicated by the selection arrow Note Hardware Reset is accomplished by pressing the Menu Mode Scroll Up and Enter buttons all at the same time 3 Scroll Down button Pressing the ...

Page 184: ...ode button allows selection of operator or service mode at any time At power on the device will be in Operator mode The Menu Mode button is recessed slightly in the panel to prevent inadvertent mode changes by the operator and should not be used during normal operations If you press the Menu Mode button and receive the message Warning Service Personnel Only press the Enter button and then select C...

Page 185: ...5 Status Screen 1 1 Drive in use 2 2 Drive location 3 3 Drive status 4 4 Percentage of tape processed 5 5 File protect status 6 6 Dump available symbol or drive requires cleaning 7 7 Library status 8 8 Cleaning cartridge status 9 9 Priority cell 10 1 Magazine 1 cells 10 1 status 11 11 Magazine 1 location 12 12 Library Mode 13 13 Library Mode 14 14 Magazine 2 location 15 15 Magazine 2 cells 20 11 s...

Page 186: ...dge XFERRING The picker is moving a cartridge to another slot or to the drive DIAG RUN The diagnostic tests are running UCODE LD Microcode is loading INIT The drive is in the process of resetting CODE LVL A microcode mismatch exists between drive 1 and 2 RECOVER The drive requires recovery See Clearing Tape Drive Recover Status on page PROC 28 REPLACE CLN CART The cleaning cartridge needs to be re...

Page 187: ...s of a magazine cell 1 indicates the state of the ten storage elements associated with magazine 1 including the priority cell The cells are numbered from 10 to 1 left to right See item 9 above for a list of symbols that can appear in this field 11 indicates the physical location of magazine 1 indicates magazine 1 is located on the right 12 displays the library mode A AUTO R RANDOM M MANUAL for all...

Page 188: ...otect switch on the cartridge currently loaded in drive 2 See 5 in the Line 1 description for a list of the symbols that are displayed in this field 19 indicates the percentage of media that has been used processed by drive 2 2 indicates the status of drive 2 See 3 in the Line 1 description for a list of the words that are displayed in this field 21 indicates the physical location of drive 2 indic...

Page 189: ...een unless you recreate the error condition FID1 Messages The FID1 message is displayed when a hardware failure occurs within the device Call for service Figure 106 shows an example of the FID1 92 message posted by drive 2 Figure 106 Error Message Example FID2 FID3 and FID4 Messages The FID2 FID3 and FID4 messages indicate that the library requires service but can still be used Schedule a service ...

Page 190: ...f the drive is allowed This supplemental message is only displayed if the CLEAN message is repeatedly ignored For instructions on cleaning the tape drive see Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PROC 22 The Magstar MP can be configured for automatic cleaning Refer to Inserting or Removing a Cleaning Cartridge on page PROC 22 and Setting Automatic Cleaning on page PROC 22 If the supplemental message in...

Page 191: ...s Supplemental screens provide additional information to the operator to clarify an error condition or to advise the operator to follow a particular course of action to resolve specific error conditions Generally it is necessary to press the Enter button after an error message appears to see the accompanying supplemental screen PANEL Menu Screens When a menu screen is present use the Scroll Down b...

Page 192: ...Figure 108 Operator Menus PANEL 12 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 193: ... operator to perform configuration tasks Services Allows the operator to perform miscellaneous tasks such as setting the language used on the panel Clean Allows cleaning of the drive tape path and cleaner cartridge handling Export Priority Moves a cartridge in the priority slot into the export position Figure 109 Options Menu Function Next Menu SHOW STATUS Status Screen on page PANEL 5 START Drive...

Page 194: ...n the options Menu Instead of resuming operation where it left off the library loads the first cartridge it finds in the import position beginning at the rightmost cell position The Reset Sequence option is not available if the drive is set to Random Mode of Operation Pause Sequence This option causes the drive to stop loading cartridges If the drive is set to Automatic Mode and the Pause Sequence...

Page 195: ...The Pause Sequence option is not available if the drive is set to Manual or Random Mode of operation PANEL Operator Panel PANEL 15 ...

Page 196: ...page PANEL 14 to Options Menu on page PANEL 13 AUTOMATIC After Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to Options Menu on page PANEL 13 MANUAL After Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to Options Menu on page PANEL 13 RANDOM After Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to Options Menu on page PANEL 13 Note Model C02 or C12 causes the Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to appear Model C01 or C11 ...

Page 197: ...exadecimal digit that specifies the SCSI ID for that interface Set Library Configuration Allows the operator to configure the library to operate in base or split configuration Automatic Cleaning Allows the operator to choose whether or not the library unit will automatically clean the tape drive s when they require cleaning PANEL Operator Panel PANEL 17 ...

Page 198: ...nique 3 The physical drive address switch is ignored for library models The address is only selected at the operator panel and retained in nonvolatile memory Set Library Configuration Menu Cancel Causes the Edit Configuration Menu on page PANEL 16 to appear Base Allows the Magstar MP to be configured to operate in base configuration The display shows BASE Split Allows the Magstar MP to be configur...

Page 199: ... for drive 1 and drive 2 in 2 drive models Select ENABLE or DISABLE and press ENTER to correct the mismatch Note It is recommended that automatic cleaning be set to enable Unload Reset Menu Unload Drive Causes the device to rewind and unload the cartridge in the device Press Enter to return to the Unload Reset Menu Reset Drive Causes the tape drive to perform power on reset Figure 116 Auto Clean M...

Page 200: ...o appear language Allows the operator to select the operator panel language The languages supported are English German or Spanish Figure 118 Services Menu Function Next Menu CANCEL After Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to Options Menu on page PANEL 13 CHANGE LANGUAGE Change Language Menu STATISTICS Statistics Menu on page PANEL 21 MICROCODE LEVEL After microcode level display to Services Men...

Page 201: ...cells of the magazine Cleaning Mounts Displays the total number of times a cartridge was moved from the cleaning cartridge slot to the tape drive Power on Hours Displays the total number of hours the device was powered on Note The statistic values are displayed in decimal for the customer s convenience Figure 120 Statistics Menu Function Next Menu CANCEL Services Menu on page PANEL 20 SHOW STATIST...

Page 202: ...he Library on page INST 43 Remove Cleaning Tape Moves the cleaning cartridge from the internal cleaner slot to the priority slot Recovery Menu Cancel Causes the Drive Selection Menu on page PANEL 14 to appear Priority Cell Moves the cartridge to the export position in the priority cell value Allows the operator to select the magazine cell where the cartridge will be placed Figure 122 Clean Menu Fu...

Page 203: ...s active before the Menu Mode button is pressed Proceed Forces the device off line if going to service mode If write activity exists any write data in the device is lost and the job is terminated Attention The device should be quiesced varied off line by the host before entering service mode The on line status of the device is restored when changing from service mode to operator mode Figure 124 Im...

Page 204: ...ICE PERSONNEL ONLY Press enter and the next screen will appear asking you to confirm the request for a mode change CONFIRM MODE CHG CANCEL PROCEED The Confirm Mode Change Menu Figure 125 on page PANEL 23 is described below Confirm Mode Change Menu Figure 125 on page PANEL 23 shows the Confirm Mode Change menu When the Change Mode push button is pressed this menu may be displayed when switching fro...

Page 205: ... The plus indicates that more options are available VERIFY FIX DUMP FMR TAPE CONFIG INSTALL ERROR LOG UTILITIES Note Any menu option that is preceded by an asterisk requires intervention prior to that option being available for selection For example if the option UNLOAD DRIVE appears it means that there is no drive loaded at this time To remove the simply select START and load a cartridge Another ...

Page 206: ...Figure 128 Part 1 of 3 CE Panel Menu PANEL 26 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 207: ...Figure 128 Part 2 of 3 CE Panel Menu PANEL Operator Panel PANEL 27 ...

Page 208: ...Figure 128 Part 3 of 3 CE Panel Menu PANEL 28 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 209: ...ng menus are accessed by pressing the Change Mode push button CE Options Menu Figure 129 shows the CE Options menu Verify Fix Allows the CE to check good machine operation Dump Allows the CE to move dump data FMR Tape Allows the CE to perform microcode updates Config Install Allows the CE to customize the device to meet the customer s requirements at installation Logs Allows the CE to view or rese...

Page 210: ...ag menu This menu allows the CE to select tests to run in loop mode Cancel Causes the CE Verify Fix menu to appear POST Power On Self Test Runs most of the tests that normally occur when power is switched ON to the drive The test checks motors sensors and memory This test also includes the Library Mech test Library Mech Test Runs tests on the library mechanism The test checks motors sensors and th...

Page 211: ... the test needs a tape CE Load Scratch Tape Menu on page PANEL 37 is displayed At that time you should load a scratch cartridge into the priority cell and select LOAD FROM PRI SLOT When the cartridge is loaded and at ready point press ENTER and select Process Loaded Tape At that time Figure 132 is again displayed until the test is completed or until an error is detected Allow the tests to run to c...

Page 212: ...e bus is in a hung state instead use the Force Err Dump option Copy Dump to Tape Causes the CE Copy Dump to Tape Menu on page PANEL 34 to appear Force Error Dump Causes a recovery procedure in which the microcode is reloaded This option is used if a microcode hang condition exists that is the host cannot communicate with the drive and no hardware fault is detected When a hang condition exists the ...

Page 213: ...nibble which causes a new menu to appear where you can select 0 F Add Object Alias Allows the CE to add Object Alias data to the dump options Remove Object Alias Allows the CE to remove Object Alias data from dump options List Object Alias Allows the CE to list Object Alias data from the dump options Figure 135 Dump Options Menu Function Next Menu CANCEL CE Main Dump Menu on page PANEL 32 OBJECT A...

Page 214: ... Data on the tape may be overwritten The Final Status menus Figure 141 on page PANEL 36 and Figure 142 on page PANEL 36 indicate the status of the copy to tape successful copy or unsuccessful copy This option is invalid if no dump data exists Cancel Causes CE Main Dump Menu on page PANEL 32 to appear WRT DMP AT BOT Copies the dump to the beginning of a tape cartridge WRT DMP AT EOD Appends the dum...

Page 215: ... create a field microcode replacement FMR tape from a scratch tape The FMR tape contains the current level of microcode that is active in the device A menu prompts the CE to load a scratch tape in the device While the option is running the Figure 132 on page PANEL 31 is displayed After the tape is written the final status menu Figure 141 on page PANEL 36 will indicate if the operation was successf...

Page 216: ...ons menu EC Level Allows the CE to pick which EC level to load into the device The latest EC level is determined by the link level LL as the EC level may not always increment to a higher number The following example shows that the second entry is the latest level microcode EC 6C56789 LL 4D D EC 3C56789 LL 5B 2 highest EC level The Final Status menu shows the completion status of the operation you ...

Page 217: ... Show Status Displays the Status screen Load From PRI Slot Loads a cartridge from the priority slot into the drive Messages That May Result Figure 143 Load Scratch Tape Function Next Menu CANCEL Previous menu PROC LOAD TAPE Next menu PANEL UNLOAD DRIVE CE Load Scratch Tape Menu SHOW STATUS Status Screen on page PANEL 5 LOAD FROM PRI SLOT Figure 144 Load Scratch Tape Messages That May Result Messag...

Page 218: ...ge from the priority slot into the drive Messages That May Result Figure 145 Load FMR Tape Function Next Menu CANCEL Previous menu PROC LOAD TAPE Next menu UNLOAD DRIVE CE Load FMR Tape Menu SHOW STATUS Status Screen on page PANEL 5 LOAD FROM PRI SLOT Figure 146 Load FMR Tape Messages That May Result Message Meaning and Action To Take WRONG TAPE TYPE A scratch tape was loaded Reload with an FMR ta...

Page 219: ... to repeat sending the same SIMs to the host For example if you set the value to 3 the SIM is sent to the host when a SIM is generated again eight hours later then again eight hours later You cannot change the time between the presentation of SIMs which is eight hours Clean Mounts Allows the CE to change the quantity specifying the number of mounts required for the drive before a clean message is ...

Page 220: ... this with the operator panel and make it a C11 Cancel Causes the CE Config Install Menu on page PANEL 39 to appear C11 Rack and C21 see Note Allows the CE to configure the library as a Model C11 which is a rack model with one drive C01 Standalone Allows the CE to configure the library as a Model C01 which is a stand alone model with one drive C12 Rack and C22 see Note Allows the CE to configure t...

Page 221: ...CE Options Menu on page PANEL 29 to appear Error Log Allows the CE to view the Error Log FID FE Log Allows the CE to view the FID FE log FID FF Log Allows the CE to view the FID FF log The CE Error Log logs every FID or ATTN message posted to the operator panel The FID FE Log logs a filtered subset of all sense data sent to the host with a FID of FE The FID FF Log logs a filtered subset of all sen...

Page 222: ...g Returns to CE Logs Menu on page PANEL 41 FID1 DD This example indicates a possible fault with one of the sensors The fault symptom codes are 3130 and 0030 The next character 2 in 283A represents the model number followed by the microcode link 83A A relative time time stamp follows Choosing this option causes CE Logs Menu on page PANEL 41 to appear FID1 CD This example indicates a possible fault ...

Page 223: ...ry in error log Choosing this option causes CE Logs Menu on page PANEL 41 to appear FID D3 E0 This example indicates a possible fault with the tape cartridge The fault symptom codes are 3542 and 313F The next character 1 in 1166 represents the model number followed by the microcode link 166 A time stamp follows The last entry is the Volume Serial number If the Volume Serial number is not known it ...

Page 224: ...CE to erase the error log This option will only be displayed when there is at least one entry in error log Choosing this option causes CE Logs Menu on page PANEL 41 to appear FID D3 E0 This example indicates a possible fault with the tape cartridge The fault symptom codes are 3542 and 313F The next character 1 in 1166 represents the model number followed by the microcode link 166 A time stamp foll...

Page 225: ... to force a microcode dump Read Tape Allows the CE to display a portion of the data on the tape Engr Use Only Allows support personnel to access selected utilities Show Stats Allow the CE to display internal counts of activities OEM Use Only Allows OEM support personnel to access selected utilities Figure 155 Utilities Function Next Menu CANCEL CE Options Menu on page PANEL 29 DISP SENSORS CE Disp...

Page 226: ...on Next Menu CANCEL CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 MANUFACTURER CE VPD Data Menu on page PANEL 49 DRIVE TYPE CE VPD Field Offset Menu on page PANEL 48 DRIVE MODEL NUM CE VPD Data Menu on page PANEL 49 SAVE CHANGES Figure 157 Disp Sensors Function Next Menu CANCEL CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 CI 1 UB 1 Display Loader cartridge inserted Unload button sensor states CT 0000 Cartridge type se...

Page 227: ...GRP CE Group Name Menu on page PANEL 48 HEAD GRP CE Group Name Menu on page PANEL 48 PROCESSOR GRP CE Group Name Menu on page PANEL 48 DRAM GRP CE Group Name Menu on page PANEL 48 FLASH GRP CE Group Name Menu on page PANEL 48 Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear Ucode Grp The link level and size of the microcode Head Grp The initial position sensor IPS gain settings plant...

Page 228: ...ected is large the VPD Field Offset menu is displayed Otherwise the VPD data menu is displayed CE VPD Field Offset Menu Figure 160 shows the VPD Field Offset menu This menu selects the number of bytes to skip bytes to not display in the VPD field chosen at CE Group Name Menu Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Group Name Menu to ...

Page 229: ...ws the Verify Data menu This menu allows the CE to check and verify the VPD entered before the data is stored in nonvolatile storage Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear The VPD data is not modified Yes Causes the verified data to be stored in nonvolatile storage then causes CE Utilities M...

Page 230: ...ay menu This menu allows the CE to display the byte in the specified address The message line indicates the current control store address and value Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear Scroll Up Causes previous addresses to be displayed scrolling up through memory CS Adr data Shows the dat...

Page 231: ...on page PANEL 58 to appear CE Read Tape Menu Figure 166 shows the Read Tape menu This menu allows the CE to select portions of the tape to be displayed on the operator panel display Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear Show SARS Volser Displays SARS Volser Process Loaded Tape Allows CE to ...

Page 232: ...nu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear Space FRWD BLK Allows CE to space forward on tape the number of blocks specified Space BKWD BLK Allows the CE to space backwards on tape the number of blocks specified Space FRWD File Allows CE to space forward on tape the number of files specified Space BKWD File ...

Page 233: ...he correct password is entered the Engr Use Only Menu on page PANEL 55 appears Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Utilities Menu on page PANEL 45 to appear character Indicates the current character to be entered into the password When this option is chosen the character selected is entered into the password and displayed in the ...

Page 234: ...The message area indicates that a password is being entered Every character entered in the password field is displayed in the message area PANEL 54 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 235: ...and design engineers after entering the password to access the menu items Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the Engr Use Only Menu to appear Media Mode Off On Allows a product engineer PE to set Media Mode Off or On Norm Shrt Clen Cycle Allows a product engineer PE to set the cleaning cycle to normal or short duration Allow Prevent Ex...

Page 236: ...otor Feed Mtr Error The total number of timeouts on the motor Cell to Cell The total number of times cartridges were moved to or from any cells Re calibrations The total number of times the transport had to be re calibrated Put Mag Fail The total number of errors that occurred when a cartridge was inserted in the magazine Get Mag Fail The total number of errors that occurred when a cartridge was b...

Page 237: ...store address selected and indicates the value at that address Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the Control Store Select Address Menu to appear Any modifications to the byte are canceled address data Shows the data contained in the word 4 bytes selected This display cannot be selected and is for information purposes only CS nibble Sh...

Page 238: ...removed from a list of saved FSC traps Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Saved Traps Menu to appear Saved FSC1 Selecting this FSC will cause CE Remove Saved FSC Trap Menu on page PANEL 60 to be displayed If no saved trap exists then SLOT EMPTY will be displayed Saved FSC2 Selecting this FSC will cause CE Remove Saved FSC Trap M...

Page 239: ...this FSC will cause CE Remove Saved FSC Trap Menu on page PANEL 60 to be displayed If no saved trap exists then SLOT EMPTY will be displayed Note Only three saved traps can be active at a time PANEL Operator Panel PANEL 59 ...

Page 240: ...f normal FSC traps Note This menu is normally used because of specific requests from support personnel Cancel Causes the CE Microcode Trap Menu on page PANEL 51 to appear FSC1 Selecting this FSC will cause CE Remove FSC Trap Menu on page PANEL 61 to be displayed FSC2 Selecting this FSC will cause CE Remove FSC Trap Menu on page PANEL 61 to be displayed Selecting this FSC will cause CE Remove FSC T...

Page 241: ...on page PANEL 51 to appear Trap Allows the CE to select a specific hex value To change the value of the nibble select the nibble which causes another menu to appear where you can select 0 F Remove FSC Trap Allows the CE to remove the normal FSC trap which was selected in the previous menu CE FSC Trap List Menu on page PANEL 60 Figure 181 Remove FSC Trap Function Next Menu CANCEL CE Microcode Trap ...

Page 242: ...PANEL 62 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 243: ...SP 4 Sécurité INSP 5 Inspection de sécurité INSP 6 Seguridad INSP 9 Procedimiento de inspección de seguridad INSP 10 Segurança INSP 11 Procedimentos Para Inspeção de Segurança INSP 12 Covers and Slides INSP 13 Device Covers INSP 13 Support Slides Rack Mounted Drives INSP 13 Completion Report INSP 17 INSP Copyright IBM Corp 1998 INSP 1 ...

Page 244: ... is designed for connection to IT impedance transformer power subsystems Materials Needed The following items are needed or are useful during the inspection Copies of safety service memorandums SMs and engineering change announcements ECAs for this machine type Machine history Electrical Safety for IBM Customer Engineers S229 8124 Education Service personnel must be trained on the new general main...

Page 245: ...The following notices are translated into selected languages Each notice contains an identifier Caution Cx INSP C1 CAUTION The 3570 Model C01 weighs approximately 35 kilograms 77 pounds it takes three persons to safely lift this unit C2 CAUTION The 3570 Models C11 and C21 each weigh approximately 24 kilograms 53 pounds it takes two persons to safely lift these units C3 CAUTION The 3570 Model C02 w...

Page 246: ...rd 1 from its source 4 Check that no voltage exists between the housing on the power source and building ground 5 Check that resistance is less than 0 1 ohm from the building ground to the power supply enclosure 3 6 Inspect the power cable 1 for visible cracks wear or damage 7 Check that the resistance between the power cable ground and the 3570 frame 2 is less than 0 1 ohm 8 Inspect the enclosure...

Page 247: ...ve ou mortel Risques mécaniques L absence d un carter de sécurité par exemple peut être à l origine de blessures Risques chimiques Utilisez uniquement les produits de nettoyage et autres produits chimiques recommandés pour ce matériel Assurez vous que toutes ces conditions de sécurité sont remplies avant d utiliser le sous système de bande magnétique IBM 3570 Chaque consigne est introduite par un ...

Page 248: ...ordon d alimentation 1 du socle de prise de courant 4 Assurez vous que la tension est nulle entre le boîtier de la source d alimentation et la terre du bâtiment 5 Vérifiez que la résistance est inférieure à 0 1 ohm entre la terre du bâtiment et le carter du sous système 2 6 Examinez le cordon d alimentation 1 et assurez vous qu il n est ni craquelé ni troué ni endommagé 7 Vérifiez que la résistanc...

Page 249: ...Korean Inspection INSP 7 ...

Page 250: ...Korean INSP 8 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 251: ...on potencialmente perjudiciales para la gente Riesgos químicos No use disolventes artículos de limpieza u otros productos químicos que no hayan sidos aprobados para ser usados en este producto Cualquier problema de los listados anteriormente debe ser corregido antes de usar la 3570 Los avisos siguientes se han traducido en varios idiomas Cada aviso contiene un identificador Precaución Cx C1 PRECAU...

Page 252: ... 4 Compruebe que no hay voltaje entre el receptáculo de la fuente de alimentación y la toma de tierra del edificio 5 Compruebe que la resistencia es menor de 0 1 ohmios desde la toma de tierra del edificio hasta el recinto del dispositivo 2 6 Inspeccione el cable de alimentación 1 para detectar grietas desgaste excesivo u otros desperfectos visibles 7 Compruebe que la resistencia entre la toma de ...

Page 253: ... prejudiciais para as pessoas Químico Não utilize solventes produtos de limpeza ou outros produtos químicos não aprovados para uso neste produto Qualquer um dos problemas acima relacionados deve ser resolvido antes de se iniciar a utilização do 3570 Os seguintes avisos são traduzidos nos idiomas selecionados Cada aviso contém um identificador Cuidado Cx C1 CUIDADO O 3570 Modelo C01 pesa 35 quilos ...

Page 254: ...fonte 4 Confirme se não existe voltagem entre o compartimento na fonte de alimentação e o terra do prédio 5 Confirme se a resistência é menor do que 0 1 ohm entre o terra do prédio e o compartimento do dispositivo 2 6 Inspecione o cabo de alimentação 1 para verificar se existem fissuras desgastes ou danos 7 Confirme se a resistência entre o terra do cabo de alimentação e o 3570 é menor do que 0 1 ...

Page 255: ...8 on page INSP 15 1 Ensure that the supporting slides work properly are not damaged and do not have sharp edges 2 Ensure that all of the slide mounting screws item 2 are in place and are tight See Figure 190 on page INSP 16 3 Ensure that the front and rear drive mounting screws item 1 are in place and are tight Figure 186 Support Slide left side Models C11 and C12 Inspection INSP 13 ...

Page 256: ... Figure 187 Support Slide left side Models C21 and C22 INSP 14 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 257: ...Figure 188 Support Slide right side Models C11 and C12 Figure 189 Support Slide right side Models C21 and C22 Inspection INSP 15 ...

Page 258: ... 190 Attaching the 3570 to the rack tray Figure 191 3570 Model C02 C12 and C22 Power Cords Note Dual drive models use 2 power cords Disconnect both power cords before servicing the library INSP 16 IBM 3570 MI ...

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Page 261: ...1 Check EC Level Library Models INST 41 Set Drive Options Library Models INST 42 Run Tests Library Models INST 42 SCSI Attachment INST 43 Setting the SCSI Address and Configuring the Library INST 43 Host Initiator Connection INST 46 Sun Systems Attachment INST 47 HP UX Systems Attachment INST 48 Windows NT Systems INST 48 Model C01 C11 and C21 Connections INST 48 Examples of SCSI Bus Cabling Model...

Page 262: ...n The 3570 is a precision device that requires careful handling to prevent data loss or permanent damage to the device Avoid bumping or dropping the 3570 Open the shipping container and inventory the parts listed on the 3570 bills of material Note Save the packaging material for 3570 reshipment or relocation Check to make sure that you received the following items 1 Appropriate power cable s Figur...

Page 263: ... the right cartridge magazine for the key code label If the label is not present record the 5 digit number from the key tag here__________ If the keys are lost or need to be replaced additional keys can be ordered from Attention IBM Account Manager Fort Lock Corp 3000 North River Road River Grove IL 60171 708 456 1100 708 456 9476 FAX Specify Vendor P N G010103AX 3228 C1038AD Short with IBM Logo a...

Page 264: ...rd 250V 10A U S A Canada 07H0075 Netfinity Power Cord 250V 6952301 FC9986 6 ft Power Cord 125V 10A Chicago Figure 193 Attachment Features SCSI Cables for Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem Magstar MP P N and Feature Code Description P N 49G6456 FC 5205 0 5 m 2 ft SCSI Cable SCSI Bus Jumper P N 49G6458 FC 5212 12 m 39 ft SCSI Cable P N 49G6459 FC 5218 18 m 59 ft SCSI Cable P N 49G6457 FC 5245 4 5 m 15 ...

Page 265: ... machine has an adapter with down level microcode type this command on an AIX prompt lscfg vl ascsi pg To determine if you have a 4 6 or 4 C SCSI adapter look at the lines labeled Displayable Message and Loadable Microcode Level The 4 6 adapter will indicate Displayable Message SCSI 2FWSD Loadable Microcode Level 1 The 4 C adapter will indicate Displayable Message SCSI 2FWSD Loadable Microcode Lev...

Page 266: ...is information APAR contains the most current PTF information for all supported releases and important information concerning the attachment of the 3570 Magstar MP Tape Subsystem to the AS 400 After installing the appropriate PTFs a SAVSYS must be done to ensure the new IOP code is available during a system recovery Figure 194 PTFs Required for AS 400 Systems INST 6 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 267: ..._____________ 9 Record the host processing unit SCSI port that will attach to tape drive 1___________________ Note If attaching the library to an AS 400 system only one library can be attached to a port There are two ports per SCSI controller 10 Record the host processing unit SCSI port that will attach to tape drive 2___________________ 11 Record the SCSI address to be used for drive 1___________...

Page 268: ... Avoid bumping or dropping the 3570 Do not place the 3570 in a dusty location Do not grasp the operator panel display see 1 Figure 49 on page LIBRARY 2 when lifting any library model from the shipping container Note Some external devices attached to the system unit can be stacked Do not place more than one other 3570 on top of the 3570 when stacking external devices 1 Open the shipping container a...

Page 269: ...r top of the cover and tilting it outward for removal This will expose the SCSI address switch item 4 located in the upper right hand corner 4 Set the rotary SCSI address switch see 4 in Figure 196 on page INST 10 located in the upper right corner near the drive gear to the specified address The switch is set to 0 at the factory Note Use the SCSI address previously selected and recorded per the in...

Page 270: ...Figure 196 Model C00 Drive Inner Cover Configuration INST 10 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 271: ...EDs flash or if the Maintenance LED comes ON solid and stays ON solid after 5 minutes go to the START section Hint The Maintenance LED is ON solid until the 3570 microcode is loaded and running then it starts blinking The Maintenance LED continues to blink until all of the power on self tests POSTs are completed If the Maintenance LED continues to blink along with the Busy and Clean LEDs the diagn...

Page 272: ...e the SCSI interface terminator P N 61G8324 and attach it to the rightmost SCSI connector on the back of the Model C00 see item 2 in Figure 200 on page INST 13 Note There are two SCSI connectors on the back of the Magstar MP Model C00 When connected correctly each of these connectors must have either a SCSI interface cable or a SCSI terminator attached 4 Go to Online Tests for Library Models on pa...

Page 273: ...Figure 200 Drive Only Model C00 SCSI Connection INST Installation INST 13 ...

Page 274: ...ou have the necessary hardware to begin the installation Figure 201 Rack Mounted Hardware List Part Number Quantity Description 08L6254 1 Kit rack mount tray slides and hardware 1 Right hand Slide Bracket and Tray assembly 1 Left hand Slide and Bracket assembly 4 Nut plates 1621190 3 Screws M4 x 8 Tray mounting 1622403 3 Nuts M4 Tray mounting 1624778 8 Screws M5 x 12 Slide mounting 1624778 6 Screw...

Page 275: ...Figure 202 EIA Rack Template for Models C11 and C12 INST Installation INST 15 ...

Page 276: ...This Page Left Intentionally Blank INST 16 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 277: ...ists of 3 holes in the rack The supporting slides must be installed level in the rack Figure 203 on page INST 18 and Figure 204 on page INST 19 show the locations of the holes used EIA unit number 32 top of rack has only two holes all other EIA units have three holes EIA unit numbers are shown in the rear of the rack 4 Ensure that the rack stabilizer is installed before beginning the installation ...

Page 278: ... mounting brackets 3 under the nut plates 3 Install the left hand slide assembly 4 Insert the brackets 3 under the nut plates 1 and tighten the screws 2 Notes a Ensure that the slide extends toward the front of the rack b If it is necessary to adjust the length of the slide mounting brackets to fit the rack do not loosen the front mounting bracket screws Do all of the adjustment with the rear moun...

Page 279: ...he square hole in the center of the tray can be used as a hand hold Insert the tray assembly into the rack above the left hand slide assembly Notes 1 Ensure that the four drive mounting tabs are pointing up 2 If it is necessary to adjust the length of the slide mounting brackets to fit the rack do not loosen the front mounting bracket screws Do all of the adjustment with the rear mounting bracket ...

Page 280: ... 1 in past the rack frame 1 7 Ensure that the inner slides do not rub on the rack frame Tighten all of the slide mounting screws 1 Figure 206 Inner Slide to Rack Clearance 8 See Figure 205 Pull the tray assembly out so the slides are extended all the way out 9 Raise the left hand side of the tray enough to align the holes in the tray with the mounting holes in the slide 3 Attach the tray to the le...

Page 281: ...5H2629 on the strain relief bracket with 1 screw 6 P N 1624778 Leave the screw loose at this time The cables will be routed through the clamp in a later step 14 Install the cable arm hinge 3 P N 08L6271 using 2 screws 1 P N 1624778 and 2 nut clips 4 P N 74F1823 at the right rear of the rack as shown The cable arm hinge should be installed in the EIA unit just above the right rear slide mounting po...

Page 282: ...ds it takes two persons to safely lift this unit Note This notice is translated into selected languages See C2 and C4 in the INSP section 1 See Figure 210 on page INST 25 Remove the 4 corner screws 1 from the drive These will be used to attach the drive to the tray in a later step 2 If you have assistance to lift the 3570 go to step 15 on page INST 24 Rack Hoist Only If you do not have assistance ...

Page 283: ...y assembly 11 Extend the slide and tray assembly 2 all the way out so it is locked in the extended position C5 CAUTION When you are sliding the 3570 drive tray assembly in or out make sure you do not get your hand caught between the drive and the rack Also when you are servicing the 3570 make sure the slide and tray assembly is fully extended and locked Note This notice is translated into selected...

Page 284: ...cing the 3570 make sure the slide and tray assembly is fully extended and locked Note This notice is translated into selected languages See C5 in the INSP section 16 Lift the 3570 with assistance and set it on the tray Ensure that the screw holes in the 3570 align with the holes in the mounting tabs on the tray 17 Continue with step 18 End of With Assistance Only 18 See Figure 210 on page INST 25 ...

Page 285: ...the rack door For example if the 3570 is installed in a Model 7014 S00 rack the Operator Panel will interfere with the rack door unless the top of the 3570 is at EIA position 27 or 28 An alternate Operator Panel housing is provided in the ship group for use in racks where there is interference If the Operator Panel interferes with the rack door replace the angled Operator Panel housing with the no...

Page 286: ...ight of the 3570 it is recommended that the 3570 be installed as low as possible in the rack In no case should the 3570 be installed any higher than EIA unit 28 This means that the top of the drive should not extend any higher than EIA 28 in the Netfinity Rack 9306900 There are no height restrictions in the NetBAY22 9306200 rack 1 Figure 211 lists the parts necessary for the rack mount installatio...

Page 287: ...mber Quantity Description 1621191 6 Screw M4 X 10 Pan head 1621309 6 Screw M4 X 10 Flat head 1622403 6 Lock nut M4 Note Actual part numbers and quantities may change Rely on the shipping list for actual part numbers and quantities Some parts may have extra parts included INST Installation INST 27 ...

Page 288: ...INST 28 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 289: ... Figure 212 EIA Rack Template for Models C21 and C22 INST Installation INST 29 ...

Page 290: ... This Page Left Intentionally Blank INST 30 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 291: ...BAY22 9306200 rack The 3570 requires 6 EIA units on each side Each EIA unit consists of 3 holes in the rack The supporting slides must be installed level in the rack Figure 213 on page INST 33 and Figure 214 on page INST 34 show the locations of the holes used 4 It is necessary to remove the front door of the Netfinity rack to install the slide assemblies This is done by removing the hinge pins th...

Page 292: ...ting bracket screws 4 Next fit the left hand slide assembly 33 as shown inFigure 213 on page INST 33 Ensure that the front and rear brackets 32 are flush to the EIA strips 31 on the opposite sides of where the captured nuts 8 are installed Tighten the nuts that hold the rear slide bracket 5 Remove the left hand slide assembly 33 and use that assembly to measure and adjust the right hand slide asse...

Page 293: ...e adjustments at the rear bracket The bracket fingers must go outside the EIA strips the opposite side of where the captive nuts are installed for both the front and rear mounting points b Raise the left side of the slide and tray assembly so the tray is tilted to the right Notes 1 Ensure that the four drive mounting tabs 34 are pointing up 2 The square hole in the center of the tray can be used a...

Page 294: ... earlier step The bracket fingers should reside on the opposite sides of the EIA strip 31 from the captured nuts 8 Figure 214 Attaching Right hand Slide Bracket and Tray assembly INST 34 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 295: ...ide clearance holes with the tray s threaded holes This alignment will be easier if you first install the front screw 37 tray pulled out all the way then the rear screw 38 and finally the middle screw 39 with the tray partially pushed in b Install the middle screw by pushing the tray toward the rear until the threaded screw hole appears 10 Raise the left hand side of the tray enough to align the h...

Page 296: ...s shown in Figure 212 on page INST 29 The EIA unit holes are not all equally spaced from each other 15 Install the articulating arm 2 P N 05H9208 in the hinge as shown if not pre assembled If there is a washer on the cable arm assembly it should be installed on the bottom just above the retaining pin 16 See Figure 216 on page INST 37 Install the cable strain relief bracket 8 P N 08L6495 using 2 M5...

Page 297: ... Figure 216 Attaching Cable Arm and Strain Relief Bracket INST Installation INST 37 ...

Page 298: ... 2 all the way out Ensure that the slide tray assembly is locked in the extended position C5 CAUTION When you are sliding the 3570 drive tray assembly in or out make sure you do not get your hand caught between the drive and the rack Also when you are servicing the 3570 make sure the slide and tray assembly is fully extended and locked Note This notice is translated into selected languages See C5 ...

Page 299: ...se screw locations are similar for all models 7 Move the tray and slide assembly into and out of the rack several times to ensure that the slides operate without binding 8 Re install the rack door removed earlier 9 Ensure that the rack door will close without hitting the 3570 Installation INST 39 ...

Page 300: ...per and Orange Tag 4 Install the magazines that were included in the ship group and close the library front door 5 If this machine is a Model C01 or Model C02 remove the rear cover from the library The cover is attached using plastic snap in retainers Rotate the plastic retainers one quarter turn in either direction to release the cover 6 If not done by the factory install the RS 422 jumper cable ...

Page 301: ...rator Options menu or the CE Options menu If the power on diagnostics detect a problem a FRU identifier FID is posted in the operator panel If an error occurs note the FID and go to the START section See Operator Panel on page PANEL 1 for details about the operator panel and the meaning of the menu options Check EC Level Library Models 1 When the power on diagnostics complete successfully press En...

Page 302: ... installing a 3570 model C01 d Select C02 Standalone if you are installing a 3570 model C02 6 Select Yes from the CE Save Data Menu if you changed the model otherwise select Cancel 7 If you are not changing the SIM sensitivity skip the next few steps and go to Run Tests Library Models 8 Select whether to filter the messages displayed on the panel The default is off See SIM Sv Filt On Off in the CE...

Page 303: ...TY CELL PRESS ENTER After a cleaning cartridge is put in the Priority Cell and the Enter button is pressed the cleaning cartridge will be loaded into the 3570 and stored in the internal cleaning cartridge storage cell Select CANCEL and press Enter to return to the Options Menu 4 Select EDIT CONFIG from the Options Menu and press Enter 5 If a 3570 Tape Subsystem Model C01 C11 or C21 is being instal...

Page 304: ...T 45 16 If UNLOAD DRIVE is displayed there is no cartridge in the drive If UNLOAD DRIVE without an asterisk is displayed there is a cartridge in the drive The UNLOAD DRIVE option on line 3 pertains to drive 1 and the UNLOAD DRIVE option on line 4 pertains to drive 2 If a cartridge is loaded in drive 1 or drive 2 select UNLOAD DRIVE from the Unload and Reset Menu and press Enter otherwise continue ...

Page 305: ...570 will reset run power on diagnostics and check the magazine cells to determine if cartridges are present The reset is complete when all movement in the library has stopped and the hour glass symbols for each of the magazine cells has been replaced with a solid block an open block or a dash When the reset is complete press Enter to return to the Options Menu 33 Select SET LIBR MODE from the Opti...

Page 306: ...222 on page INST 47 Figure 223 on page INST 47 Sun Systems Attachment on page INST 47 HP UX Systems Attachment on page INST 48 Windows NT Systems on page INST 48 See Figure 221 for SCSI cable feature codes See Figure 222 for SCSI cable connections to the host 2 For installation of Model C01 C11 or C21 continue with Model C01 C11 and C21 Connections on page INST 48 3 For installation of Model C02 C...

Page 307: ...2 differential ended adapter For Sun systems SunOS 5 x Solaris 2 or higher is required to support the 3570 models The Sun Device Driver provides specific Sun device support and is included in the ship group ADSM for Sun Solaris 1 2 1 with PTFs also supports the 3570 No interposers are required when attaching to these systems Figure 221 on page INST 46 shows the cable feature codes for the cable of...

Page 308: ...r 330 systems that support attachment with an included adapter card A 4 5 meter SCSI cable is included for these attachments The maximum SCSI cable length is 25 meters See Figure 221 on page INST 46 and the Introduction and Planning Guide GA32 0392 for additional SCSI cable planning information Microsoft s Windows NT Server Version 4 0 and later releases support the IBM 3570 The Windows NT Device ...

Page 309: ...or a SCSI terminator attached 6 If this machine is a Model C11 or C21 proceed to Cable Routing Rack Mounted Models on page INST 58 7 If this machine is a Model C01 proceed to Online Tests for Library Models on page INST 63 Figure 224 Rear View of Model C01 or C11 Examples of SCSI Bus Cabling Models C01 C11 and C21 Figure 225 shows an example of a single 3570 attached to the host initiator Figure 2...

Page 310: ...iator to the leftmost SCSI connector on the back of the library See item 1 in Figure 227 on page INST 52 5 If the 3570 is not the first device on the SCSI bus connect the SCSI interface cable coming from the next closest device to the leftmost SCSI connector on the back of the library See item 1 in Figure 227 on page INST 52 6 If this is the last device on the SCSI bus locate the SCSI interface te...

Page 311: ... on page INST 52 14 If tape drive 2 is not the first device on the SCSI bus connect the SCSI interface cable coming from the next closest device to the leftmost SCSI connector on the back of tape drive 2 See item 3 in Figure 227 on page INST 52 15 If tape drive 2 is the last device on the SCSI bus locate the SCSI interface terminator P N 61G8324 and attach it to the rightmost SCSI interface connec...

Page 312: ... Figure 227 Rear View of Model C02 C12 or C22 INST 52 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 313: ... to the Host Initiator Note The 3570 Models C02 C12 or C22 are in Base Configuration Figure 229 Example of Attaching Multiple SCSI Devices to a Host Initiator Note The 3570 Models C02 C12 or C22 are in Base Configuration INST 1 Host Initiator 5 SCSI Bus Jumper 2 SCSI I O Controller 6 SCSI Terminator 3 SCSI Connector 7 3570 Tape Drive 2 4 3570 Tape Drive 1 1 Host Initiator 6 SCSI Bus Jumper 2 SCSI ...

Page 314: ...SI devices AS 400 FC 6501 Connections to C02 or C12 The following figures Figure 231 Figure 232 on page INST 55 Figure 233 on page INST 55 Figure 234 on page INST 56 and Figure 235 on page INST 56 show examples of 3570 Model C02 or C12 connections to an AS 400 FC 6501 Base Configuration Figure 231 AS 400 FC 6501 Base Configuration 1 Host Initiator 5 SCSI Terminator 2 SCSI I O Controller 6 3570 or ...

Page 315: ...01 Split Configuration single host one IOP both ports 1 Host Initiator FC 6501 5 SCSI Terminator 2 SCSI Connector 6 3570 Tape Drive 1 3 3570 Tape Drive 2 7 Port 1 4 SCSI Bus Jumper 8 Port 2 INST 1 Host Initiator FC 6501 5 SCSI Terminator 2 SCSI Connector 6 3570 Tape Drive 1 3 3570 Tape Drive 2 7 Port 1 4 SCSI Bus Jumper 8 Port 2 1 Host Initiator FC 6501 5 3570 Tape Drive 1 2 SCSI Connector 6 Port ...

Page 316: ...ration single host two IOPs 1 Host Initiator A FC 6501 5 3570 Tape Drive 1 2 SCSI Connector 6 Port 1 3 3570 Tape Drive 2 7 Port 2 4 SCSI Terminator 8 Host Initiator B FC 6501 1 Host Initiator 6 3570 Tape Drive 1 2 SCSI I O Controller A FC 6501 7 Port 1 3 SCSI Connector 8 Port 2 4 3570 Tape Drive 2 9 SCSI I O Controller B FC 6501 5 SCSI Terminator INST 56 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 317: ...using RS 6000 feature codes 2424 2425 and 2426 Refer to RISC System 6000 documentation for additional information Sun HP UX and Windows NT Systems Sun HP UX and Windows NT systems may be linked to a 3570 but the systems cannot use the drive simultaneously See Figure 236 Note The maximum SCSI bus length for a differential SCSI bus is 25 M 82 02 ft minus 0 2 M 0 66 ft per connection Ensure that the ...

Page 318: ...e are 3 flat spots on each cable arm Attach the cable ties at the flat spots 3 Extend the slide and tray assembly all the way out so it is locked 4 Adjust the cable length so there is no slack between the strain relief clamp and the end of the cable arm as shown in Figure 239 on page INST 60 and Figure 242 on page INST 62 5 Tighten all of the cable ties Note Ensure that the connecting point of the...

Page 319: ...Figure 237 Cable Routing Model C11 INST Installation INST 59 ...

Page 320: ...Figure 238 Cable Routing Model C12 Figure 239 Cable length adjusting Models C11 and C12 INST 60 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 321: ... Figure 240 Cable Routing Model C21 INST Installation INST 61 ...

Page 322: ... Figure 241 Cable Routing Model C22 Figure 242 Cable length adjusting Models C21 and C22 INST 62 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 323: ...ately five seconds before switching the power ON again This power on test takes approximately 2 5 minutes to complete and is automatically performed when the device is powered ON If a failure occurs a message can be posted in the operator panel or the operator panel can be blank If either of these conditions exist go to the START section for further analysis When any faults are corrected return he...

Page 324: ... successfully lsdev Cc tape For AS 400 Ensure the AS 400 system value for Auto Configure Devices is set to ON Turn the power ON If the 3570 is not recognized by the host initiator confirm that the required PTFs are installed see Figure 194 on page INST 6 and re IPL the AS 400 IOP card to which the 3570 is attached For other systems For other system attachments see IBM SCSI Tape Drive Medium Change...

Page 325: ...ly completing installation notify the customer that the subsystem is now available for use Removing a 3570 Notes 1 For World Trade countries refer to WT General CEM 257 General Internal Packaging Instructions for Replant Machines 2 Before attempting to remove a 3570 ensure that you have the relocation kit 3 If your host system has software aids for system upgrades installations or relocations exec...

Page 326: ...n instructions 4 Place the 3570 in the customer supplied shipping box if you are not reinstalling the 3570 See Repack Instructions for the 3570 on page INST 67 Remove or Relocate a Stand Alone or Drive Only Model The following notices are translated into selected languages Each notice contains an identifier Caution Cx C1 CAUTION The 3570 Model C01 weighs approximately 35 kilograms 77 pounds it tak...

Page 327: ...anually to the loaded position Before shipping the 3570 perform the steps under Manual Load Procedure on page PROC 19 but do not insert a cartridge when you are told to do so Remove the magazines from the library and slide the picker assembly all the way to the left Refer to Figure 218 on page INST 40 and install the shipping stopper item 1 with the orange tag item 2 on the picker shaft to prevent...

Page 328: ...INST 68 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 329: ... Remove Tape Cartridge Under Power PROC 18 Manual Unload of Tape Cartridge PROC 18 Continue Manual Unload Procedure PROC 18 Manual Load Procedure PROC 19 Inserting or Removing a Cleaning Cartridge PROC 22 Setting Automatic Cleaning PROC 22 Drive Cleaning Procedure PROC 22 Cleaning Cartridge Labels PROC 23 Replacing Cartridge Labels PROC 23 Resolving Bar Code Reader Problems PROC 24 Initializing th...

Page 330: ...OC 58 Updating Microcode From a Windows NT System Using NTUTIL PROC 60 Off loading Dumps to a Windows NT System Using NTUTIL PROC 61 Exercising a Drive Attached to a Windows NT System Using NTUTIL PROC 62 Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Windows NT Environment PROC 63 Mapping Element Addresses to Physical Locations PROC 64 Checking the SCSI Attachment in an AS 400 Environment PROC 65 AS 400 SCSI ...

Page 331: ...precautions Switch OFF power to the 3570 Put on the ESD grounding wrist strap 1 before touching the ESD sensitive part This strap has a high resistance 1 megohm resistor in series with the grounding clip 5 Use of the ESD grounding wrist strap is not dangerous to you It discharges the static electricity from your body Connect the clip to the flex ground strap of the gate to the frame Keep the strap...

Page 332: ...s washers or clips Identify and label all wiring connectors to avoid incorrect connections when reinstalling the FRU The removal then begins as indicated Follow the removal instructions and obey all Attention and Danger notes The replacement procedure is the reverse of the removal procedure unless otherwise specified If other procedures must be performed to verify the replacement they are defined ...

Page 333: ...r vary it off line 2 If a cartridge is in the tape drive select Unload Drive from the operator Options menu 3 Switch OFF power by using the power switch at the front of the device Restoring Drive Power during Normal Operations Restore power by setting the power switch to the ON position The power on self test runs automatically Note When you switch OFF power to the 3570 wait approximately 5 second...

Page 334: ...ly Not at Operator Panel If FID FF was reported in the host error log via a SIM message then perform action indicated in the SIM message codes e g clean drive Refer to the MSG section An invalid and unsupported SCSI command or parameter was received at the device from the host This represents a SCSI application program software problem Sense data exists at the host An operator procedural problem F...

Page 335: ... Mode the other two LED s represent the meanings described in Figure 244 PROC Figure 244 Stand Alone Drive CE Mode Options Busy LED 1 Clean LED 2 Maintenance LED 3 Option Meaning OFF Flash Flash 1 Exit Diagnostic Mode OFF ON Flash 2 Run Diagnostics Fix Verify Flash OFF Flash 3 Read FMR Tape U code Update Flash Flash Flash 4 Make FMR Tape Flash ON Flash 5 Force Dump Via System ON OFF Flash 6 Write ...

Page 336: ...ll begin to flash quickly in unison then all three LED s will go OFF for approximately one full second before sending out the FID message in the form of flashing LED s The CE must count the number of flashes for each LED to determine which FID is being presented The LED counts arrive in approximately 1 second intervals When all the LED s flash in unison again the count is about to begin again This...

Page 337: ...EB 4 4 On Solid EC 4 5 On Solid ED 5 0 On Solid EE 5 1 On Solid F0 5 2 On Solid F1 5 3 On Solid F2 5 4 On Solid F3 5 5 On Solid FF 1 If a hard error is detected while running any of the options all three LED s will begin to flash quickly in unison then all three LED s will go OFF for approximately one full second before sending out the FID message in the form of flashing LED s The CE must count th...

Page 338: ...tor panel display select Set Library Mode from the operator Options menu then select the number of the drive to be tested 2 From the Set Mode menu select Auto or Manual mode for the library The library must be in Auto mode to satisfy requests for specific cartridge mounts where the specified cartridge is placed in the priority cell 3 Press the Mode push button on the operator panel to select CE Mo...

Page 339: ...need to be run to verify the area that was failing one or more scratch tapes may be placed in any magazine cell in Import position If you power OFF the device and power it back ON the library will load and read the bar code of each cartridge that it finds in the Import position If only one scratch tape is available move the tape to another slot in Import position power OFF then power ON This must ...

Page 340: ... For library Models a The three LEDs will go on solid momentarily then will begin to blink as the bring up diagnostics run b The picker assembly will move back and forth from side to side then will begin to calibrate its position in relation to the magazines c The picker assembly will then sense each cartridge and indicate full or empty slots in the magazine d If an error occurs it is displayed in...

Page 341: ...nment on page PROC 76 Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Windows NT Environment on page PROC 63 Library Sensors Checkout Procedure This procedure is used to display the dynamic settings of the library and drive sensors A delay of approximately one second is required for the sensor to change state The Disp Sensor menu and routine may be accessed from the CE Mode Menus on page PANEL 24 then select UT...

Page 342: ...Routine To exercise the file protect sensor move the file protect lever to the top of a cartridge and load that cartridge or if no cartridge is loaded open the drive door and press the top pin that senses the file protect lever located inside the cartridge Pin depressed file protected the sensor should 1 release the pin not file protected should 0 L I B R A R Y S E N S O R S DO 0 CCP 1 Library doo...

Page 343: ...azine magazine 2 is identical Insert a Magazine To insert a magazine refer to Figure 250 on page PROC 16 1 Open the library door item 1 2 Ensure that the magazine release lever item 2 is in the open position all the way to the right 3 Slide the cartridge magazine into the magazine opening 3 until it seats fully The magazine is oriented with its own release latch see item 1 in Figure 251 on page PR...

Page 344: ...lock the magazine in place 5 Close the library door Remove a magazine To remove a magazine refer to Figure 250 1 Open the library door 2 Move all exported cartridges back to the import position Note All the cartridges in a magazine must be evenly lined up in the import position or the magazine cannot be removed 3 Move the library unit s magazine release lever item 2 beneath the magazine to the ope...

Page 345: ...Figure 251 Loading a Cartridge in a Magazine with Operator Side Facing Down PROC Common Procedures PROC 17 ...

Page 346: ...OC 5 2 Power OFF the drive if not done already 3 Perform the removal of the Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page CARR 5 if needed to complete the next step 4 Perform the removal of the Drive Assembly Front Cover on page CARR 11 to expose the drive loader motor and sensors 5 Continue at Continue Manual Unload Procedure Preparation for library Models 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on pa...

Page 347: ...ing Figure 252 on page PROC 20 a view of the front of the loader is also given The large drive gear in the procedure is item 1 in this view The procedure will refer to Figure 253 on page PROC 21 and Figure 254 on page PROC 21 For the tape cartridge manual load procedure follow the steps below 1 Power OFF the device if not done already Note If testing the drive sensors do not power OFF the device I...

Page 348: ...Figure 252 Removing a Stuck Cartridge From a Drive PROC 20 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 349: ... Figure 253 Drive Front View Unloaded Figure 254 Drive Front View Loaded PROC Common Procedures PROC 21 ...

Page 350: ...cleaning is enabled or disabled The default setting is ENABLE If the display shows ENABLE the library unit will automatically clean the tape drive s when they require cleaning If the display shows DISABLE the operator must take action to clean the tape drive s when cleaning is required 4 To change the configuration move the arrow to select the desired configuration ENABLE or DISABLE and press ENTE...

Page 351: ...tor panel display b Use the Scroll Up or Scroll Down push buttons to scroll to the CLEAN DRIVE option of the CLEAN Menu c Select the drive number to be cleaned and press ENTER d The drive should automatically clean itself 2 Head cleaning drive without library attachment a Insert the cleaner cartridge into the tape drive b The drive will automatically perform the clean cycle Note The cleaning cartr...

Page 352: ...the bar code label on a tape cartridge perform the following 1 Check the cartridge labels for folds missing pieces tears or any extraneous markings including smears or smudges along the length of the label 2 If the labels are dirty or marked clean the labels See Cleaning Cartridge Labels on page PROC 23 3 If a cartridge label needs to be replaced the customer can order a kit containing enough repl...

Page 353: ...m with the Bar Code Reader the internal VOLSER must match the Bar Code Label Figure 256 Magstar MP Tape Cartridge Labels PROC Bar Code Format The bar code is seven characters in length not including the start stop characters The first character left most character is the media type character and is an upper case G for C format cartridges see Figure 256 3 and an upper case F for all B format cartri...

Page 354: ...cartridges from IBM Supply Fulfillment Operations 1 888 IBM MEDIA in the United States or 31 433 502 576 in Europe Refer the operator to Replacing Cartridge Labels in the Operator Guide for instructions explaining the procedures for removing the old labels and installing the new labels Instead of replacing the Bar Code Labels the operator may choose to re initialize the tape when the data containe...

Page 355: ...r 9 Select PROCEED and press Enter 10 The Magstar MP will reset and the status screen will be displayed The new library configuration will be displayed on line 3 of the operator panel display See 16 in Figure 105 on page PANEL 5 11 If attached to an AS 400 System re IPL the AS 400 IOP card s to which the 3570 is attached 12 If attached to a RS 6000 you must de configure the Magstar MP device at th...

Page 356: ...e cartridges from the magazines In order to resume operation the operator must select START on the Options Menu Instead of resuming operation where it left off the library loads the first cartridge it finds in the import position beginning at the rightmost cell position This operation is available only in Automatic Mode or Manual Mode Clearing Tape Drive Recover Status When the tape drive does not...

Page 357: ...ld data is displayed and entered in hex See Figure 257 on page PROC 30 for a conversion chart An example of a five digit ASCII serial number 53912 is shown below on the left and the default value SequenceNum as set by the factory is shown on the right CANCEL CANCEL OFFSET VALUE OFFSET VALUE 3 53 1 3 1 65 2 3 2 71 3 3 3 75 4 3 4 65 5 3 5 6E 6 3 6 63 7 35 7 65 8 33 8 4E 9 39 9 75 A 31 A 6D B 32 B Of...

Page 358: ...and update the data for offset fields 004 through 007 15 After offset fields 004 through 007 have been updated and saved select offset 008 to display and update the data for offset fields 008 through 00B 16 After the last 4 offset fields have been updated and saved select the DISP SERIAL NO option to confirm that the correct serial number is entered 17 Select CANCEL as many times as necessary to r...

Page 359: ...ge in a secure place 14 When you have finished the call return the library to the mode that it was in before you changed it Making FMR Tape from Scratch Tape Drive Only Models This procedure creates an FMR tape from a scratch tape for drive only models The scratch tape will contain the microcode that is active in the device Note If you want to replace the microcode in the device from a field micro...

Page 360: ...of the library mode that the device is in You will need to return the library to that mode when the call is complete The mode of operation can be determined by selecting the show status screen on the Operator Options Menu 2 Select Set Library Mode from the Operator Options Menu 3 Select DRIVE 1 if asked to select a drive 4 From the Set Library Mode Menu select Manual Mode Note If you want to repla...

Page 361: ...R Tape Drive Only Models Unmaking FMR This procedure cannot be performed on drive only models It is available only to library models See Making Scratch Tape from FMR Tape Library Models Unmaking FMR PROC Common Procedures PROC 33 ...

Page 362: ...or both tape drives Note If you want to create an FMR tape from a scratch tape that will contain the microcode that is active in the device go to Making FMR Tape from Scratch Tape Library Models on page PROC 31 5 Change to CE Mode and if updating a Model C02 C12 or C22 select the drive to be updated 6 From the CE Options menu select FMR TAPE 7 From the CE FMR TAPE Menu select UCODE UPDATE 8 When L...

Page 363: ... drive 2 is correctly plugged into the connectors on the cooling packs If you corrected the RS 422 cable power the library off and back on to verify that the cable fixed the problem 6 The internal RS 422 cable is correctly plugged into the mother board on each of the drives If you corrected the RS 422 cable power the library off and back on to verify that the cable fixed the problem 7 Run the RS 4...

Page 364: ...updated and both drives 1 and 2 are powered on drive 2 will convert back to a library model and will use VPD to determine the SCSI address Before returning the library to the customer use the operator menus to verify that the SCSI address for drive 2 is set correctly In order to update the microcode in drive 2 perform the following 1 Switch off power to the 3570 2 Remove the power cord from the po...

Page 365: ...is inserted within the 20 second window the Update Microcode From An FMR Tape procedure is started and the Maintenance indicator flashes during the procedure 6 There are two ways to tell if the option ended without success a If the Maintenance LED comes on solid it indicates an operational error such as the cartridge was file protected or the cartridge was not loaded b If a hard error is detected ...

Page 366: ... EC 3C56789 LL 5B 2 highest EC level Figure 259 shows the EC history of the microcode where you write the EC and link levels of the microcode the date and the device serial number You write the values here when you install the device replace the card pack or update the device to a new microcode level MICROCODE LEVEL Legend aaaaaaa Engineering change level CANCEL bb Product identifier EC aaaaaaa c ...

Page 367: ...sting FIDs that you find in the error log until you get to the last one you choose to use in the analysis Note If the time stamp shows a long duration between one entry and the next you may want to ignore any of the older entries for the purpose of this exercise 2 Refer to FID Entry Point on page START 12 under the table column Reported FID and locate the first FID that you extracted from the erro...

Page 368: ... For example if the FID 9A had occurred as the first FID after a FID 98 all five times instead of how it did occur it would have a small variation or a high correlation Small variation similar to high correlation Error Log FID Entries tend to point to those FIDs as the most likely failing components Large variation similar to low correlation Error Log FID Entries tend to point to those FIDs as not...

Page 369: ...Figure 260 Blank Error Log Analysis Work Sheet PROC Common Procedures PROC 41 ...

Page 370: ...over Assembly Library Door Open Sensor AA 9E Priority Cell Cartridge Present Sensor Library Front Cover Assembly 9D A0 Magazine 2 Sensor Library Interface Cable A2 A1 Magazine 1 Sensor Library LED Card A6 A2 Library Interface Cable Library Magazine FD A3 Cleaner Cartridge Present Sensor Library Sensor Cable A5 A5 Library Sensor Cable Library Operator Panel Display 90 A6 Library LED Card Library Op...

Page 371: ...Figure 263 Example Error Log Analysis Work Sheet PROC Common Procedures PROC 43 ...

Page 372: ...button to place the drive in CE mode 2 Select the drive number 3 Select PROCEED 4 Select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu 5 Select UCODE TRAP from the CE UTILITIES Menu After the CE Microcode Trap menu is displayed four characters matching the desired error code FSC must be entered Select each character and modify to the desired value 6 With the CE UCODE TRAP Menu still selected there will be 4 ...

Page 373: ...PS from the CE SAVED TRAPS Menu The list is displayed c Check the list of Saved FSC traps for a match of the error code d If there is no match the trap is presumed to be normal Select CANCEL twice to return to the CE UCODE TRAP Menu Skip to heading Remove NORMAL Trap e If there is a match then select the appropriate error code f Select REMOVE SAVED FSC TRAP from the CE FSC TRAP LIST Menu Success o...

Page 374: ...ected Four characters matching the error code FSC must be set Select each character and modify to the desired value 3 Select the RMV SAVED FSC TRAPS option from the CE SAVED TRAPS Menu The Op panel will indicate success or failure of the CE action 4 Select CANCEL to return to CE UCODE TRAP Menu Repeat this step as needed to return to previous CE menus This completes removal of a known saved FSC tr...

Page 375: ...s Menu 2 Select Set Library Mode from the Operator Options Menu 3 From the Set Library Mode Menu select Manual Mode 4 Press the Change Mode push button to place the drive in CE mode 5 Select the drive number that you are copying the dump from 6 Select DUMP from the CE OPTIONS Menu 7 Select CPY DMP TO TAP to copy a dump from dynamic random access memory DRAM to a tape cartridge 8 Select WRT DMP BOT...

Page 376: ...nded without success a If the Maintenance LED comes on solid it indicates an operational error such as the cartridge was file protected or the cartridge was not loaded b If a hard error is detected while running any of the options all three LED s will begin to flash quickly in unison then all three LED s will go off approximately one full second before sending out the FID message in the form of fl...

Page 377: ...the Magstar MP 3570 is available via a PTF 3 The customer will apply the PTF 4 Before the customer applies the PTF s and IPLs the input output processor IOP verify that the drive s in the 3570 are unloaded and not being used by the AS 400 5 The PTFs can now be applied and the IOP can be IPLed The IPL causes the 3570 microcode load to proceed 6 When the microcode load is complete the drive performs...

Page 378: ...rvice Aids from the menu by selecting Tape Drive Service Aids option and pressing Enter 6 Select Microcode load from the following panel then press Enter IBM Tape Device Service Aid Menu 7 Select One of the Service Aids to be performed Force Microcode Dump Perform a microcode dump of the system The dump is stored in the device After the dump is performed it must be read using Read Dump Read Dump T...

Page 379: ...on reset restart the code Note If an error occurs a message should be displayed that the error occurred Whether successful or not the drive will be reset by the device microcode To verify that the load occurred as expected refer to Microcode EC Level History Log on page PROC 38 to verify the level that actually loaded 11 Press F10 to exit the microcode load 12 Press q to quit tapeutil 13 Remove th...

Page 380: ...kette in AIX UNIX format 1 On the drive operator panel verify that the drive is On line 2 Verify that the drive is unloaded 3 Verify that the drive is not in use by another host 4 Insert the diskette that will be used for the dump in the system floppy diskette reader 5 When the prompt appears format the diskette by typing format and pressing enter 6 Start the tape utility program by typing tapeuti...

Page 381: ... the next screen press F7 Commit to write the file to the diskette Prompting for Dest File for Operation on rmt3 located at 5 1 3 B Please enter the following fields Enter Filename dev rfd F1 Help F2 Refresh F3 Cancel F4 List F5 Reset F7 Commit F1 Exit 11 Press F10 to exit the read dump The dump icon disappears from the 3570 operator panel when the dump to tape has completed 12 Press q to quit tap...

Page 382: ...e drive does not currently have a tape cartridge loaded 3 Verify that no other attached host is using the drive at this time 4 Determine the current version of microcode present on the device by entering the following command substituting n with the actual value from the device special file associated with the target device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt nst o qmc v 5 Determine the source of the n...

Page 383: ...tic dump on these devices perform the following steps 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and online 2 Enter the following command to force the dump substituting n with the actual value from the device special file associated with the target device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt nst o fdp v 3 Determine the location for the dump to be stored that is floppy diskette such as vol dev al...

Page 384: ...and online 2 Verify that the tape drive does not currently have a tape cartridge loaded 3 Determine the current version of microcode present on the device by entering the following command substituting n with the actual value from the device special file associated with the target device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt nst o qmc v 4 Determine the source of the new microcode image file that is flopp...

Page 385: ...c dump on these devices perform the following steps 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and online 2 Enter the following command to force the dump substituting n with the actual value from the device special file associated with the target device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt nst o fdp v 3 Determine the location for the dump to be stored that is floppy diskette such as vol dev alia...

Page 386: ...ta that is read will be stored in that drive directory and any data writen will try to originate from the same drive directory If you wish to read or write to or from a different drive directory then enter cd newdir where newdir is a fully qualified valid drive and dir to change to the new directory 5 Enter ntutil 6 The following menu will appear on the screen Manual Test Batch Test Exit ntutil En...

Page 387: ...ode 2 open 21 close 22 read 23 write 24 read and display block 25 flush buffer media 26 read block id 27 erase 28 locate block id 29 display block data 3 write filemark s 31 rewind 32 forward space filemark s 33 unload 34 reverse space filemark s 35 load 359 System Mode 36 forward space record s 37 return error 38 reverse space record s 39 test unit ready 43 set media parms block size 44 set dev p...

Page 388: ...ad procedure may be performed using the menu driven interface of the ntutil program To invoke the ntutil program in this format go to the common start followed commands option 20 to open the device followed by option 85 to query the current device microcode level and option 82 to download new microcode 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and on line 2 Verify that the tape drive does...

Page 389: ...mmands and option 80 to Force Dump Remember the dump goes to the default drive directory 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and online 2 Verify that the tape drive currently has a tape cartridge loaded 3 Start ntutil and open the drive see 1 on page PROC 58 for procedure 4 Determine the current version of microcode present on the device by entering the following command 85 Get Vers...

Page 390: ...ead Write Test Remember the read write test writes on the tape Use a scratch tape 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and online 2 Verify that the tape drive currently has a scratch tape cartridge loaded 3 Start NTUTIL and open the drive See 1 on page PROC 58 for procedure 4 Either do a rewind 31 or a test unit ready 39 to clear not ready to ready status If status is present NTUTIL ...

Page 391: ...e the 3570 Note The sense procedure may be performed using the menu driven interface of the ntutil program To invoke the ntutil program in this format enter the common commands item 83 to Force the Log of Sense and item 84 Get Last Sense To test out the SCSI interface execute a force sense followed by a Get last sense 1 Verify that the IBM tape subsystem is powered ON and online 2 Verify that the ...

Page 392: ...ent address and that all elements are visible to all hosts SCSI 2 does not directly discuss library segmentation which occurs in a Split Configuration Segmentation results in a subset of the library physical components becoming unavailable to a host To handle library segmentation the following rules apply 1 The element address mapping as indicated in Figure 265 is unchanged for a Split Configurati...

Page 393: ...CSI Attachment in an AS 400 Environment If you are having problems with your connection to an AS 400 review the following Hints for possible causes then continue with the SCSI checkout PROC Common Procedures PROC 65 ...

Page 394: ...00 the 3570 must be in Automatic or Manual mode Base and Split configurations are supported When switching between Base and Split configuration the I O processor must be reloaded To reload the I O processor vary OFF and vary ON with reset or use STRSST to IPL the I O processor In Base configuration each tape drive must be set to a different SCSI address For Operating System 400 V3R1 and V3R2 The M...

Page 395: ...pt 1 TAP16 639 Available to use TAP17 638 Available to use Bottom F1 Help F3 Exit F5 Refresh F9 Command line F11 Display descriptions F12 Cancel F17 Top F18 Bottom F21 Select assistance level Note If the Magstar MP is not recognized by the host re IPL the AS 400 IOP card to which the Magstar MP is attached Ensure that the AS 400 System Value for Auto configure Devices is set to on 2 Press F12 to g...

Page 396: ...6 When the Tape Device Test menu is displayed select Exit test menu 3 PROC 68 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 397: ...esses for a configuration with more than one initiator sharing a SCSI bus Figure 266 Host Attachment Example Note The SCSI port of a 3570 is connected to two hosts The host drivers are configured so that one initiator is at SCSI address 7 and one initiator is at SCSI address 6 The tape special file names on each host are independent and may be different Inquiry Command 1 To check installed tape de...

Page 398: ...special file name prompt type dev rmt1 or your actual device 5 At the Select mode 1 Read Write 2 Read Only 3 Write Only 4 Append prompt type 1 to receive the Opening device prompt 6 At the Hit any key to continue prompt press Enter General Commands 1 Open a Device 5 Inquiry 9 Log Sense Page 2 Close a Device 6 Test Unit Ready 1 Mode Sense Page 7 At the Enter Selection for dev rmt1 prompt respond wi...

Page 399: ... Element Inventory 18 Initialize Element Status 15 Prevent Medium Removal 19 Allow Medium Removal Tape Commands 2 Query Set Parameters 3 Read and Write Tests 5 At the Enter Selection for dev rmt1 prompt type 30 6 At the Select test 1 Read Write 2 Read Only 3 Write Only prompt type 1 7 At the Hit Enter for default 10240 block size or enter new block size type 262144 to ensure that the adapter devic...

Page 400: ... At the Enter Selection for dev rmt1 prompt type 2 At the Device closed Hit any key to continue prompt press Enter General Commands 1 Open a Device 5 Inquiry 9 Log Sense Page 2 Close a Device 6 Test Unit Ready 1 Mode Sense Page 12 At the Enter Selection prompt type q to stop the tapeutil program PROC 72 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 401: ...is System Environment on page APPENDA 2 To verify that the device driver and the devices are functional use the tapeutil program which is provided with the IBM SCSI Tape and Medium Changer Device Driver for Solaris Figure 266 on page PROC 69 shows an example of the software and hardware paths that are used in the following tests 1 Load a scratch tape cartridge in the IBM 3570 Attention This test o...

Page 402: ...ape 39 Set Position 28 Forward Space File 4 Get Parameter 29 Backward Space File 41 Set Parameter 3 Forward Space Record 42 Sync Buffer 31 Backward Space Record 43 Display Message Figure 267 TAPEUTIL Program Menu 3 At the Enter Selection prompt select 1 to open the device 4 At the Enter device special file name prompt type dev rmt 1st or the actual device special file for your device 5 At the Sele...

Page 403: ...ection prompt select 24 to rewind the tape The response is The STIOC_TAPE_OP ioctl succeeded 15 At the Enter Selection prompt select 20 to perform read verification 16 At the Enter block size prompt type 1024 17 At the Enter blocking factor prompt type 256 18 At the Enter megabytes to write prompt type 10 The response is Transferred 1 MB in 2 19 seconds for rate of 4 69MB second 19 At the Enter Se...

Page 404: ... tape special file names on each host are independent and may be different Refer to TAPEUTIL in a HP UX System Environment on page APPENDA 9 and perform the following commands using the command details in that section 1 Inquiry Command 2 Read and Write Tests At the conclusion of the test at the Enter Selection prompt type q to stop the tapeutil program Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Windows NT ...

Page 405: ...ee SCSI Wrap Test Drive 2 If a failure occurs a message can be posted in the operator panel or the operator panel can be blank If any of these conditions exist a Be sure that the wrap plug has no broken or bent pins which might have caused the wrap test to fail b Go to the START section for further analysis 6 Set the power switch to the Off position and remove the SCSI wrap tool 7 Repeat the above...

Page 406: ...therwise return to the procedure that sent you here RS 422 Port Wrap Test Use only P N 39F3884 for the wrap test using the wrong wrap tool may cause the 3570 to not run the wrap test Note The RS 422 interposer and wrap plug are not shipped with the 3570 but are available through the service branch 1 Set the power switch to the Off position Note When you switch off power to the 3570 wait approximat...

Page 407: ...n a HP UX Environment on page PROC 76 d Check the SCSI attachment in an Windows NT Environment See Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Windows NT Environment on page PROC 63 e Check the SCSI attachment in a Sun Environment See Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Sun Environment on page PROC 73 This will help ensure that the drive is available and properly configured at the host After checking the SCSI...

Page 408: ...o SCSI Attachment on page INST 43 to ensure that cables interposers and terminators are installed correctly 7 If the error does not occur connect one drive at a time back on the bus until the error reoccurs Note Ensure the SCSI terminator is always on the last drive on the bus 8 When the error reoccurs run the SCSI Wrap test on that drive See SCSI Port Wrap Test on page PROC 77 If the test fails r...

Page 409: ...cking the SCSI Attachment in a Windows NT Environment on page PROC 63 e Check the SCSI attachment in a Sun Environment See Checking the SCSI Attachment in a Sun Environment on page PROC 73 This will help ensure that the drive is available and properly configured at the host After checking the SCSI attachment if problem still exists replace the SCSI terminator first then the SCSI cable to that driv...

Page 410: ...re using the AIX Tape Device Driver type atrc to start the trace 4 Attach the SCSI bus trace tool if a failure occurs On the next failure get a 3570 microcode dump and a SCSI bus trace Send the dump and the trace to your next level of support for analysis If end drives fail 1 Get a 3570 microcode dump and send it to your next level of support for analysis if next step fails 2 Replace or swap the S...

Page 411: ...rc to start the trace 3 Trace only the failing drive or run only the failing drive 4 Connect the SCSI bus trace tool if a failure occurs 5 On the next failure get a 3570 microcode dump and a SCSI bus trace Send the dump and trace to your next level of support for analysis PROC Common Procedures PROC 83 ...

Page 412: ...ls See the START section entry point for microcode dump procedures For new microcode problems use TAC M02 f If the dump icon is not displayed when FID E5 is displayed a dump must be forced 1 Check with the customer to determine if they have collected a dump via SCSI for this problem could be reason why no dump icon is displayed 2 If the customer has the dump data provide it to your next level of s...

Page 413: ...e The icon is for the FID E5 so now the customer can retrieve a dump via SCSI if the host device driver software supports the dump function See Microcode Dump Procedures e If the customer does not take the initiative you can set a microcode trap From the 12 character support data do the following 1 Use the first four characters if not starting with A such as Axxx Use the second set of four charact...

Page 414: ...exist tell the customer that engineering is aware of problem and is working on a fix Install the fix when it is available End of Known Microcode Problem Possible New Microcode Problem 4 At this point it could be a new microcode problem or a hardware problem Because it could be a potential new microcode problem get a microcode dump Dump Icon Also Displayed For certain failures the drive automatical...

Page 415: ... or a hardware problem a Power OFF the device and then power ON the device b Run Verify Fix from the CE Options menu c If you get a new or a different FID go to the START section with that information d If you get the same FID E6 or E7 a hardware problem exists Perform the actions for next FRU in FID List 5 If an error does not occur the fault could be a new microcode problem or an intermittent el...

Page 416: ...n the above is displayed EEEE is repeated the operator panel is frozen you cannot select another menu and the push buttons do not respond Therefore you cannot use the panel or cannot get dumps from either the host or the panel 1 Obtain as much information as possible regarding the job being run any drive operations and the failure scenario Record the information displayed on the panel including th...

Page 417: ...if the CLEAN LED is lit e If a Library Model tape drive ensure that the AUTO CLEAN option is ON and that a cleaner cartridge is installed f Always avoid excessive cleaning as this will damage the heads 2 Determine which VOLSER s or cartridges are potential problems a Ask the customer to note which cartridges VOLSER s fail during the operation It is possible to have multiple bad cartridges b If the...

Page 418: ...as a single FRU a Before replacing any FRUs check the head cable connections Make sure that the head cables are not loose After replacing FRUs go to 5b b Test the drive 1 Run drive verify diagnostics See Verify Fix Drive Only Models on page PROC 7 or CE Verify Fix on Library Models on page PROC 10 for procedures Use the CE scratch tape when you are prompted to load a tape If the test fails with th...

Page 419: ...mp via SCSI b Get the dump and contact your next level of support Note A dump may be forced by pressing the Mode push button 10 times in a row 3 If the dump icon is displayed and the host software supports microcode dumps ask the customer to retrieve the dump via SCSI Take a microcode dump and contact your next level of support 4 If the host does not support SCSI retrieval of dump a Press Change M...

Page 420: ...PROC 92 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 421: ...e CARR 18 RS 422 Cable Drive to Drive CARR 18 Removal and Replacement Procedures for the Library CARR 19 FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display CARR 19 FID 91 Library Operator Panel Display Cable CARR 19 FID 92 Accessor Assembly CARR 20 FID 94 Bar Code Reader CARR 20 FID 95 Accessor Motor Assembly CARR 21 FID 97 Library Control Card CARR 22 FID 99 Picker Cable CARR 23 FID 9A Picker Assembly CARR 23...

Page 422: ...der in Figure 8 on page START 12 You may be directed to the START section and then to this section when a FID number is presented in one of the following ways By the LED indicators flashing a FID code through the front bezel of the Model C00 Drive On the operator panel display of library Models At the host console from the service information message SIM for any 3570 Tape Subsystem From the MAPs C...

Page 423: ... If necessary remove the rear cover 15 from the library The cover is attached using plastic snap in retainers Rotate the plastic retainers one quarter turn in either direction to release the cover 3 For the rack mounted Models C11 C12 C21 and C22 there is no decorative chassis cover a Open the library front cover Unlock the door if necessary b Remove screw P N 1624778 on the left front of the libr...

Page 424: ...Figure 270 Library Model C01 Exploded View CARR 4 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 425: ...the detents in the chassis as you pull on this cover 3 From the front of the unit grip the cover at the sides and push backward to clear two holding hooks then lift clear of the chassis 4 If removal of the drive pack is required go to FID B3 Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page CARR 10 5 Return to the procedure that sent you here Figure 271 Decorative Cover for Model C00 Drive CARR Replacing the D...

Page 426: ...3 Reattach the drive front cover Observe the detents in the front of the chassis as the front cover is engaged to the top cover with tabs 1 CARR 6 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 427: ...other drive in the device you will be asked to update the other drive to the level of microcode that the new drive is at If the other drive is at a higher level than the new drive you will be updating the new drive to the same level as the other drive Note If you have any questions call the support center for advice 3 Perform removal of the Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 Note Refer to Figur...

Page 428: ...ing Microcode in Drive 2 from FMR Cartridge on page PROC 36 b If you replaced drive 1 in any library model refer to Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Library Models on page PROC 34 c If you replaced the drive in Model C00 refer to Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Drive Only Models on page PROC 37 3 The SCSI address of the new tape drive must be set and the tape drive must be properly conf...

Page 429: ...d drive If the failure was a Read or Write Errors Isolate the failure to one or more bad tape cartridges b SCSI or Attachment Errors Isolate the problem to a bad SCSI cable terminator interposer or host adapter c Mechanical Load or Unload Errors Isolate the problem to the picker or accessor or tape cartridge 6 Carefully pack the tape drive that you are returning in the same package that the FRU wa...

Page 430: ...the drive and power supply c 2 wire fan power connection between the drive and power supply d SCSI cable s e SCSI terminator if installed 4 Refer to Figure 274 on page CARR 15 for a view of the drive pack as it looks within all the models 5 Remove the two screws on the right hand side as you face the front of the drive not shown 6 Remove the two screws on the left hand side as you face the front o...

Page 431: ... top of the bezel into its proper latching position Damage may occur to components on the drive logic card that are in close proximity to the top of the bezel if the top of the bezel is inserted first 2 Return to the procedure that sent you here Drive Assembly Top Cover Removal of Drive Assembly Top Cover See Figure 274 on page CARR 15 for an exploded view of the drive pack To remove the drive ass...

Page 432: ...drive only machines 3 Perform removal of the FID B3 Drive Pack Library Models on page CARR 7 for library machines or FID B3 Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page CARR 10 for drive only machines 4 Perform removal of the FID B2 Cooling Pack as follows a Perform removal of the Drive Assembly Front Cover on page CARR 11 b Perform removal of the Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR 11 c Remove one scre...

Page 433: ...4 Remove the four plastic inserts and insert clamps from the back of the cooling pack and remove the drive cooling fan Replacement of Drive Cooling Fan 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 Use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC A03 for the area of failure 4 Return to the proced...

Page 434: ...Only Models 4 Drive Assembly Front Cover 5 Drive Assembly Top Cover 6 FID B2 Cooling Pack 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page CARR 5 3 FID B3 Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page CARR 10 4 Drive Assembly Front Cover on page CARR 11 5 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page CARR 11 6 FID B2 Cooling Pack on page CARR 12 1 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 2 4 0 1 5...

Page 435: ...Figure 274 Base Drive FRU Breakout CARR Checks Adjustments Removals and Replacements CARR 15 ...

Page 436: ...ol card 5 Disconnect the power cable to the drive mid cable connector Note Removal of the two screws in the next step will allow the back of the power supply to drop Hold the back of the power supply while removing the two screws 6 Remove the two screws from the back side of the power supply that secure the power supply to the mounting bracket 7 Slide the power supply forward and unhook the power ...

Page 437: ...crews holding the internal SCSI cable to the cooling pack sheet metal Replacement of Internal SCSI Cable Note Be careful to route the SCSI cable so that it does not contact the cooling fan blades 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 Use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC C04 fo...

Page 438: ...4 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here RS 422 Cable Drive to Drive This procedure applies only to Models C02 C12 and C22 Removal of RS 422 Cable Drive to Drive 1 Perform the Removal of Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 2 Refer to one of the following drawings in the Parts Catalog for the location of the RS 422 Cable between drives Model C02 Assembly 5 Desktop Li...

Page 439: ... with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC L05 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID 91 Library Operator Panel Display Cable Removal of Library Operator Panel Display Cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Note Attention The logic cards are ESD sensitive Special care mus...

Page 440: ... Replacement of Accessor Assembly 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order except for the step concerning the accessor motor assembly 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T14 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure th...

Page 441: ...tor assembly shaft 4 Remove the four outside screws on the right side of the machine and the four outside screws on the left side of the machine that hold the accessor motor assembly to the accessor assembly 5 Remove the accessor motor assembly Note Observe the orientation of the accessor motor assembly When replacing the unit the tach cable connector should face the rear of the machine Replacemen...

Page 442: ...y e CD5 E Library operator panel display cable squeeze springs f CD6 F Accessor motor assembly drive g G Bar Code Reader Card h H Bar Code Reader Connector 3 Remove top retaining bracket and screw that holds the library control card in place The screw is located on the right outside of the machine 4 Lift and remove the library control card from the machine 5 Remove the Bar Code Reader card item G ...

Page 443: ...ue to infrared light reflecting from the belts onto the Cartridge Present sensor If the picker belts must be cleaned for FID 95 problems or because a FRU is not readily available use a lint free cloth and some alcohol to clean the belts Be sure to wait until the belts have completely dried before using the library Removal of Picker Assembly 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Re...

Page 444: ...Figure 277 Library Global Sensor Component Identification and Locations Figure 278 Library Global Sensor Component Plastic Covers CARR 24 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 445: ...re 278 on page CARR 24 item 1 Left side light source a Disconnect the light source cable at the light source b Remove the two screws that secure the light source to the left side chassis c Remove the light source Right side sensor a Disconnect the sensor cable at the sensor b Remove the two screws that secure the sensor to the right side chassis c Remove the sensor Replacement of Drive Global Sens...

Page 446: ...e 278 on page CARR 24 item 1 Left side sensor a Disconnect the cable from the sensor on the left side b Remove the two screws securing the sensor to the left side chassis c Remove the sensor Right side light source a Disconnect the cable at the light source b Remove the two screws securing the light source to the right side chassis c Remove the light source Replacement of Magazine Global Sensor Pa...

Page 447: ... display and library operator panel display cable aside for now 5 Remove any magazines that are installed Notes a Read the rest of this procedure carefully before continuing The Library front cover assembly has many screws but only six secure the front cover and two to four secure the hinges depending on the style that your machine has Pay close attention to the next few steps and it will save you...

Page 448: ... Figure 279 Library Front Door Assembly Holding Screws CARR 28 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 449: ... Figure 280 Library Front Door Assembly Newer Style Hinges CARR Figure 281 Library Front Door Assembly Newest Style Hinges Checks Adjustments Removals and Replacements CARR 29 ...

Page 450: ...te is not removed 6 Refer to Figure 282 and remove three screws item 1 on the inside near the top of the front cover assembly The library operator panel display cable hole item 2 and rear of key lock item 3 are shown as reference 7 From the front of the library open the library door 8 Refer to Figure 283 on page CARR 31 and remove the three screws item 1 that line up with the raised areas in the f...

Page 451: ...or Removal of Priority Cell Cartridge Present Sensor 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Remove the magazine if present 3 Disconnect the cable from the sensor 4 Remove the two screws securing the sensor to the mounting plate 5 Remove the sensor Replacement of Priority Cell Cartridge Present Sensor 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for...

Page 452: ...omer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID A2 Library Interface Cable Removal of Library Interface Cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Note Removal of the SCSI connector may disru...

Page 453: ...rocedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 8 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID A5 Library Sensor Cable Removal of library sensor cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Refer to Figure 276 on page CARR 22 item B and disconnect the cable connector CD2 from the library control card 3 Perform the re...

Page 454: ... part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID AA Library Door Open Sensor Removal of Library Door Open Sensor 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 and then return here 2 Perform removal of the Library Chassis Covers on page CARR 3 3 Perform removal of the FID 9D Library Front Cover Assembly on p...

Page 455: ...ve the AC switch and cable from the machine Replacement of AC Switch and Cable Assembly 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC C02 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that se...

Page 456: ...CARR 36 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 457: ... Interface APPENDA 9 Command Line Mode APPENDA 11 Command Line Commands and Syntax APPENDA 11 Flag Descriptions APPENDA 13 Examples APPENDA 14 TAPEUTIL in a Windows NT System Environment APPENDA 15 NT Utility Program APPENDA 15 Invoking NTUTIL APPENDA 15 Interactive Mode APPENDA 15 Base Mode APPENDA 17 Library Mode APPENDA 18 APPENDA Copyright IBM Corp 1998 APPENDA 1 ...

Page 458: ... for the tapeutil program is provided for example purposes and is installed in the opt IBMtape directory during the IBMtape package installation This source code is commented and demonstrates calls to all of the supported device driver entry points and ioctl commands thus giving the application developer a starting point for interfacing to the IBMtape device driver The tapeutil program provides bo...

Page 459: ...or each command line execution of the program the device is first opened the specific command is issued and the device is then closed The program can be driven from within a shell script if desired Results of the operation will be displayed only when executed in verbose mode No information is displayed when not in verbose mode This is particularly useful for quiet shell script implementations A co...

Page 460: ... SCSI Commands and Syntax Basic SCSI Commands Syntax Test unit Ready tapeutil f f o tur w w v Inquiry tapeutil f f o inq w w v Request Sense tapeutil f f o req w w v Reserved tapeutil f f o res w w v Reserved tapeutil f f o rel w w v Figure 287 Medium Changer Commands and Syntax Medium Changer Commands Syntax Move Medium tapeutil f f o mov w w v s s d d Position To Element tapeutil f f o pos w w v...

Page 461: ...Space Record tapeutil f f o bsr w w v c c Locate End of Data tapeutil f f o eod w w v Get Record Size tapeutil f f o grs w w v Set Record Size tapeutil f f o srs w w v APPENDA Get Device Status tapeutil f f o gds w w v Get Device Information tapeutil f f o gdi w w v Get Media Information tapeutil f f o gmi w w v Get Position tapeutil f f o gpo w w v t t Set Position tapeutil f f o mov w w v t t x ...

Page 462: ...5 trailer 6 write protect 8 capacity 9 sili msg 1 display msg0 2 display msg1 3 flash msg0 4 flash msg1 5 alternate msg1 msg2 v Verbose Mode optional for all commands stand alone flag no value required absence of flag means quiet mode w Open Mode optional for all commands 1 read write 2 read only default 3 write only 4 append x Parameter Value lck 1 lock 2 unlock lod 1 load 2 unload srs 0 65536 sp...

Page 463: ...r further information on the Get Parameter gpa and Set Parameter spa operations refer to the STIOC_GET_PARM and STIOC_SET_PARM ioctl commands described in the Programming Reference APPENDA AppendA APPENDA 7 ...

Page 464: ... from cell 32 to the tape drive 16 opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt smc o mov s 32 d 16 v To set the block size of the device to 64K opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt st o spa t 1 x 65535 v To write 100 64K blocks of data to the tape device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt stn w 1 o wri b 65535 n 1 m 1 v To write two file marks to the tape device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt stn w 1 o eof c 2 v To rewi...

Page 465: ...calls to all of the supported device driver entry points and ioctl commands thus giving the application developer a starting point for interfacing to the HP UX device driver The tapeutil program provides both an interactive menu driven interface as well as a command line interface If the tapeutil program is invoked with no command line parameters the menu driven version will be started In the menu...

Page 466: ...ore Dump 17 Inventory 7 Download Microcode 18 Audit 8 Format Cartridge 19 Lock Unlock Door TAPE DRIVE COMMANDS 2 Read Data 32 Locate End Of Data 21 Write Data 33 Get Record Size 22 Write File Mark 34 Set Record Size 23 Erase Tape 35 Get Device Status 24 Rewind 36 Get Device Info 25 Retension 37 Get Media Info 26 Offline 38 Get Position 27 Load Unload Tape 39 Set Position 28 Forward Space File 4 Ge...

Page 467: ...ce special file and the operation are required The specific options associated with a particular operation are indicated in Figure 290 Figure 291 Figure 292 and Figure 293 on page APPENDA 12 Parameters enclosed in square brackets are optional All others are required Figure 290 Service Commands and Syntax Service Commands Syntax APPENDA Query Serial Number tapeutil f f o qsn w w v Query Microcode L...

Page 468: ...eutil f f o bsf w w v c c Forward Space Record tapeutil f f o fsr w w v c c Backward Space Record tapeutil f f o bsr w w v c c Locate End of Data tapeutil f f o eod w w v Get Record Size tapeutil f f o grs w w v Set Record Size tapeutil f f o srs w w v Get Device Status tapeutil f f o gds w w v Get Device Information tapeutil f f o gdi w w v Get Media Information tapeutil f f o gmi w w v Get Posit...

Page 469: ...4 immediate 5 trailer 6 write protect 8 capacity 9 sili msg 1 display msg0 2 display msg1 3 flash msg0 4 flash msg1 5 alternate msg1 msg2 v Verbose Mode optional for all commands stand alone flag no value required absence of flag means quiet mode w Open Mode optional for all commands 1 read write 2 read only default 3 write only 4 append x Parameter Value lck 1 lock 2 unlock lod 1 load 2 unload sp...

Page 470: ...vice opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt m o qsn v To request inquiry data from the device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt m o inq v To move a cartridge from cell 32 to the tape drive 16 opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt smc o mov s 32 d 16 v To write 100 64K blocks of data to the tape device opt IBMtape tapeutil f dev rmt mn w 1 o wri b 65535 n 1 m 1 v To write two file marks to the tape device opt IBMtap...

Page 471: ...e is NTUTIL in o output file Specifies the output file The default for this file is NTUTIL out d special file Specifies the special file value for example tape to substitute on the open statement in the input file t Turns on internal tracing printouts in the output file Used only to debug the tool itself NoteIf no parameters are specified NTUTIL will operate in interactive mode Interactive Mode Wh...

Page 472: ... Base mode only LUN 0 is accessed is shown in Figure 294 on page APPENDA 17 Library mode LUN 0 and LUN 1 are accessed is shown in Figure 295 on page APPENDA 18 APPENDA 16 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 473: ... 31 rewind 32 forward space filemark s 33 unload 34 reverse space filemark s 35 load 359 Sys Mode 36 forward space record s 37 return error 38 reverse space record s 39 test unit ready 43 set media parms block size 44 set dev parms comp 46 get device information 48 get medium information 49 inquiry 53 space EOD 54 display message 7 system command 8 Force Dump 81 Read Dump 82 Update Code 83 Log Sen...

Page 474: ...ock id 29 display block data 3 write filemark s 31 rewind 32 forward space filemark s 33 unload 34 reverse space filemark s 35 load 359 Sys Mode 36 forward space record s 37 return error 38 reverse space record s 39 test unit ready 43 set media parms block size 44 set dev parms comp 46 get device information 48 get medium information 49 inquiry 53 space EOD 54 display message 7 system command 8 Fo...

Page 475: ...ls EMEA only without Library Attachments APPENDB 4 Start Here For Library Models APPENDB 5 Start For Library and Drive Only Common Entries APPENDB 7 Drive Indicators Normal Operation for Drive Only Models APPENDB 10 FID Entry Point EMEA Only APPENDB 12 Attention Drive Messages EMEA Only APPENDB 23 Attention Library Messages EMEA Only APPENDB 24 APPENDB Copyright IBM Corp 1998 APPENDB 1 ...

Page 476: ...en to maintain multiple FRUs and therefore should use this section when entering the MI THESE START PROCEDURES SHOULD BE USED ONLY BY SERVICE PERSONNEL IN EMEA Drive Only Models The IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem drive only model is pictured in Figure 296 When procedures in this manual are unique for this particular model you will be referred to drive only or non library procedures A21M0013 Fi...

Page 477: ...e 297 When procedures in this manual are unique for library models you will be referred to library procedures Note In Models C02 C12 and C22 tape drive 1 is on the right and tape drive 2 is on the left as you face the front of the library Figure 297 Library Models APPENDB AppendB APPENDB 3 ...

Page 478: ...he drive Maintenance Busy and Clean indicators are flashing in an attempt to pass on FID information Go to Figure 302 on page APPENDB 11 ATTENTION DRIVE message in the host error log or displayed by LEDs Go to Attention Drive Messages EMEA Only on page APPENDB 23 for further isolation Some drive LEDs do light but the drive Maintenance LED never cycles on and off at power on Bring up diagnostics ar...

Page 479: ... page APPENDB 12 to fix the fault APPENDB ATTENTION DRIVE message on library operator panel display or in the error log Go to Attention Drive Messages EMEA Only on page APPENDB 23 for further isolation ATTENTION LIBRARY message on library operator panel display or in the error log Go to Attention Library Messages EMEA Only on page APPENDB 24 for further isolation RECOVER status on library operator...

Page 480: ...e host displays a message that states The cartridge cannot be found The Volume ID does not match Incorrect volume mounted in drive Go to Resolving a Mismatch Between the Bar Code Label and VOLSER on page PROC 26 The bar code reader cannot read the label on a tape cartridge Go to Resolving Bar Code Reader Problems on page PROC 24 The tape drive status indicates CODE LVL on the operator panel displa...

Page 481: ...MSG 24 4 See Sun Error Logs on page MSG 32 5 See Obtaining Error Information from an HP UX System on page MSG 32 6 See Obtaining Error Information from a Windows NT System on page MSG 32 7 See Service Information Messages SIMs and Media Information Messages MIMs on page MSG 2 APPENDB Clean message from the host the Clean indicator is on at the drive or a Clean message is displayed on the library o...

Page 482: ...Drive Only Models on page PROC 37 Making scratch tape from FMR tape 1 See Making Scratch Tape from FMR Tape Library Models Unmaking FMR on page PROC 32 2 See Making Scratch Tape from FMR Tape Drive Only Models Unmaking FMR on page PROC 33 1 Perform a microcode dump to tape cartridge 2 Off loading dumps from 3570 attached to AS 400 3 Off loading dumps from 3570 to RS 6000 4 Off loading dumps from 3...

Page 483: ...viously Listed If You Are Here For This Reason Perform This Action Repair a 3570 model without a FID number or ATTENTION message Go to Other Obvious Symptom Problems EMEA Only on page APPENDC 21 to perform further problem determination APPENDB AppendB APPENDB 9 ...

Page 484: ...ntrols on page INTRO 39 for a description of the indicators Figure 301 Drive Indicators for Drive Only Models Figure 302 on page APPENDB 11 shows the combination of the three indicators and their meanings under normal customer operational conditions The Note column refers to an operator action or information For the meaning of these LEDs when in CE Mode see Figure 246 on page PROC 9 for FID decode...

Page 485: ...til the cleaning operation has been performed Load the cleaning cartridge into the 3570 See Drive Cleaning Procedure on page PROC 22 Cleaning is automatic the Busy indicator is lighted and remains ON until the cleaning cartridge is unloaded If the Clean indicator remains ON after cleaning or if the Clean indicator comes ON frequently see Other Obvious Symptom Problems EMEA Only on page APPENDC 21 ...

Page 486: ...and in the FID log See Figure 303 for the complete list of FIDs and associated FRUs Always replace the FRU or perform the recommended procedure in the order of Repair Sequence which takes into consideration failure probability If the FID has cable FRUs in the FRU list reseat the cable FRUs before replacing any FRU in the list If you are servicing a 3570 model that is Rack installed two people are ...

Page 487: ...ower off then on to the 3570 and observe the accessor assembly before replacing FRUs a If the accessor motor assembly can move the picker back and forth replace the accessor assembly before replacing any of the other FRUs b If accessor motor assembly cannot move the picker back and forth replace the FRUs in the order listed below APPENDB 1 Accessor motor assembly 75 T17 0 2 APPENDD 41 2 Library co...

Page 488: ...ates Note Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the appropriate sensors are operating correctly See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu 1 Picker assembly 70 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 2 Picker cable 20 C03 0 1 APPENDD 43 3 Library control card 7 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 4 Library sensor cable 3 T04 0 4 APPENDD 54 9B Sens...

Page 489: ...g or sticking 1 Picker assembly 30 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 2 Loader assembly 20 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 3 Picker cable 20 C03 0 1 APPENDD 43 4 Library control card 10 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 APPENDB 5 Drive logic card see Note 1 on page APPENDB 22 8 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 6 Loader home sensor 8 T31 0 1 APPENDD 36 7 Library sensor cable 4 T04 0 4 APPENDD 54 A0 Sensor did not change state Note Before replacing FRUs be...

Page 490: ...n the error occurred for physical defects Have the customer replace the cartridge if it is damaged 1 Library magazine 50 Q05 0 1 Customer purchase item Try another magazine before replacing any FRUs below 2 Picker assembly 40 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 3 Picker cable 5 C03 0 1 APPENDD 43 4 Library control card 5 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 AA Library door open sensor Note Before replacing FRUs below ensure that th...

Page 491: ...t DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu APPENDB 1 Tape cartridge check first 20 D07 0 1 Customer item Inspect for damage Try another cartridge before replacing the FRUs below 2 Loader assembly 55 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 3 Drive servo card 20 T53 1 0 APPENDD 28 4 Drive logic card 5 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 BF Thermal error The tripped thermal is located on the drive logic card Causes of a thermal trip can b...

Page 492: ...error 1 Head actuator assembly D08 clean only T22 replace 80 D08 T22 APPENDD 26 2 Drive servo card 12 T53 1 0 APPENDD 28 3 Loader assembly 4 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 4 Drive analog card 2 T21 0 6 APPENDD 18 5 Mother board 2 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 D1 Calibration error possible interface problem between the head and the servo card 1 Head actuator assembly D08 clean only T22 replace 55 D08 T22 0 8 APPENDD 26 2...

Page 493: ... 22 15 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 5 Drive logic card see Note 4 on page APPENDB 22 5 L01 N A APPENDD 15 6 Drive sensor cable 3 T04 1 1 APPENDD 32 APPENDB 7 Mother board 1 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 E0 Tape motion error 1 Tape cartridge check first 77 D07 0 1 Customer item Inspect for damage Try another cartridge before replacing the FRUs below 2 Loader assembly 20 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 3 Drive servo card 3 T53 1 0 A...

Page 494: ... 1 APPENDD 35 5 Mother board 5 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 EB Electronic failure 1 Drive analog card 60 T21 0 6 APPENDD 18 2 Drive servo card 15 T53 1 0 APPENDD 28 3 Drive logic card 10 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 4 Power supply 10 P04 0 1 APPENDD 35 5 Mother board 5 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 EC Electronic failure 1 Drive servo card 60 T53 1 0 APPENDD 28 2 Drive analog card 15 T21 0 6 APPENDD 18 3 Drive logic card 10 L01 ...

Page 495: ...1 APPENDD 32 F2 Read back check error 1 Tape cartridge or hardware 60 D07 0 1 FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 2 Head actuator assembly 15 T22 0 8 APPENDD 26 APPENDB 3 Drive analog card 10 T21 0 6 APPENDD 18 4 Drive logic card 10 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 5 Mother board 5 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 F3 Servo error 1 Tape cartridge or hardware 60 D07 0 1 FID FE Isolate Fault between ...

Page 496: ... 1 Operator procedural or host problem 100 See Note 5 below FE Read write error See FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 1 Tape cartridge or hardware 100 D07 0 1 FID FE Isolate Fault between Media and Hardware on page PROC 89 FF Informational or non hardware related status or error 1 Operator procedural or host problem 100 See Note 5 below Notes 1 The cartridge present s...

Page 497: ...are operating correctly See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu APPENDB FE Tape cartridge 50 D07 0 1 Customer supply BC Loader asm 40 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 EC Drive servo card 7 T53 1 0 APPENDD 28 EA Drive logic card 2 L01 0 5 APPENDD 15 E9 Mother board 1 L02 1 0 APPENDD 29 FSC Trap Taken The microcode encounter...

Page 498: ...ation timed out or did not complete in the allotted time frame This is usually caused by a hardware failure 9A Picker assembly 50 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 FD Magazine 20 Q05 0 1 Customer purchased BC Loader assembly 10 T45 1 6 APPENDD 30 CA Loader home sensor 6 T31 0 1 APPENDD 36 EA Cartridge present sensor on drive logic card 5 T31 0 5 APPENDD 15 97 Library control card 3 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 99 Picker c...

Page 499: ...properly installed and latched in place If the ATTENTION LIBRARY message persists try a different magazine If a different magazine fails to correct the problem replace the FRUs below HINT If both magazines are present but neither is being sensed the problem is not likely to be the sensor or cable 2 Before replacing FRUs below ensure that the magazine sensors are operating correctly See Figure 128 ...

Page 500: ...e replacing FRUs below ensure that the cleaner cartridge present sensor is operating correctly See Figure 128 on page PANEL 26 and select UTILITIES from the CE OPTIONS Menu then select DISP SENSORS from the CE UTILITIES Menu A3 Cleaner cartridge present sensor 64 T31 0 1 APPENDD 54 9A Picker assembly 18 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 A5 Library sensor cable 10 T04 0 4 APPENDD 54 97 Library control card 5 T15 ...

Page 501: ...ibrary feed motor circuitry 97 Library control card 60 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 9A Picker assembly 20 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 Pinch Over current An over current condition was detected in the library pinch motor circuitry APPENDB 97 Library control card 60 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 9A Picker assembly 20 T12 0 1 APPENDD 43 Picker Over current An over current condition was detected in the library picker motor circuitr...

Page 502: ...osition If the door was not opened but the machine thinks it was replace the FRUs that follow until the problem is fixed Close the library door AA Library door open sensor 90 T31 0 2 APPENDD 55 97 Library control card 6 T15 0 1 APPENDD 42 A5 Library sensor cable 4 T04 0 4 APPENDD 54 Target Cell Full The device detected that the destination cell was full Note Before replacing FRUs below ensure that...

Page 503: ...y APPENDC 3 Library LED Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 5 Drive LED Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 9 Power Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 13 Other Obvious Symptom Problems EMEA Only APPENDC 21 Diagrams Referred to by MAPs APPENDC 29 APPENDC Copyright IBM Corp 1998 APPENDC 1 ...

Page 504: ...APPENDC 2 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 505: ...A Only step 023 on page APPENDC 7 None of these symptoms were noted Go to Step 001 001 From page APPENDC 3 Have the customer vary the drive off line if not done before Perform Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Switch ON power to the library device Can you see any display on the library operator panel display Yes No 002 Switch the library power OFF then ON and observe the three LED...

Page 506: ...the diagnostic test The test should allow you to see if each pixel switches ON at the panel display Did the test fail Yes No 009 Step 009 continues 009 continued Go to Step 011 010 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display on page APPENDD 39 90 2 FID 97 Library Control Card on page APPENDD 42 8 3 FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 54 2 Note An ...

Page 507: ...ue at Step 023 on page APPENDC 7 005 From page APPENDC 3 From step 029 When the library LEDs flash ON and OFF continuously the library operator panel display usually has only 2 blank dark lines displayed The library device was never initialized by the microcode Step 005 continues 005 continued Since this is a library problem perform removal of the following 1 Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD...

Page 508: ...form the following remove procedures 1 Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD 4 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Library control card 40 at FID 97 Library Control Card on page APPENDD 42 2 Library operator panel display 40 at FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display on page APPENDD 39 3 Library sensor cable 20 at FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 54 015 Two dark lines on the...

Page 509: ...Supply on page APPENDD 35 2 Cable from the power supply to the library control card 20 020 Step 020 continues 020 continued Power is OK to the library control card Observe the drive LEDs while switching power OFF then ON They should all switch ON for a short time then switch OFF then the Maintenance LED should flash while the drive diagnostics are running Did the drive LEDs all switch ON and stay ...

Page 510: ...r listed 1 Library LED card 80 at FID A6 Library LED Card on page APPENDD 55 2 Library sensor cable 20 at FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 54 027 All the library LEDs flash ON and OFF They should flash ON and OFF for a short time until power on diagnostics are complete Then they should switch OFF Do they flash ON and OFF continuously Yes No 028 This is a normal situation The machine is ...

Page 511: ... LED should flash during the next phase of the diagnostics When all the tests complete successfully all three LEDs will switch OFF Switch power ON and observe the drive LEDs Did any of the drive LEDs switch ON Yes No 002 Continue at Step 012 on page APPENDC 10 003 At least some drive LEDs switched ON The LEDs should have switched OFF after completion of the power on diagnostics Did the drive LEDs ...

Page 512: ... continues 010 continued 1 Drive logic card 60 at FID EA Drive Logic Card on page APPENDD 15 2 Library control card 20 at FID 97 Library Control Card on page APPENDD 42 3 Drive servo card 10 at FID EC Drive Servo Card and FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 28 4 Mother board 5 at FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 29 5 Drive sensor cable 3 at FID DA Drive Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 32 6 Drive L...

Page 513: ...e 3 at FID DA Drive Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 32 5 Drive LED card 2 at FID B1 Drive LED Card on page APPENDD 34 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 015 From step 004 At least some drive LEDs switched ON Do all 3 LEDs switch ON for a few seconds when power switches ON Yes No 016 At least one LED failed to switch ON 1 If this is a li...

Page 514: ... APPENDD 6 b FID B2 Cooling Pack on page APPENDD 11 c Drive Assembly Top Cover on page APPENDD 10 Now replace the following FRUs in the order listed until the problem is resolved 1 FID B1 Drive LED Card on page APPENDD 34 88 2 FID EC Drive Servo Card and FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 28 5 3 FID EA Drive Logic Card on page APPENDD 15 5 4 FID DA Drive Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 32 1 5 FID E9...

Page 515: ...and Drive 2 4 If your device has only one drive this MAP will call it drive 1 5 If power was switched OFF to perform the above procedures switch power ON now Does a power supply fan fail to rotate Yes No 002 The fan or fans are rotating Power is getting to the fan motors Continue at Step 021 on page APPENDC 15 003 Unplug the 3570 power cord from the source outlet Measure the ac voltage at the sour...

Page 516: ...5 continues 015 continued 3 Drive Servo Card see FID EC Drive Servo Card and FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 28 5 4 FID EB Drive Analog Card on page APPENDD 18 5 5 FID C1 Power Supply on page APPENDD 35 20 016 From step 008 This device is a library with two drives Is drive 2 failing Yes No 017 Drive 1 or library power is failing Continue at Step 009 on page APPENDC 13 018 Drive 2 is failing Sw...

Page 517: ...nd ground pins at the cable end that was removed from the library control card Step 024 continues 024 continued Does the voltage check OK Yes No 025 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Power supply 80 at FID C1 Power Supply on page APPENDD 35 2 Cable from the power supply to the library control card 20 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call...

Page 518: ...EA Drive Logic Card on page APPENDD 15 4 Drive sensor cable 5 at FID DA Drive Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 32 5 Drive LED card 5 at FID B1 Drive LED Card on page APPENDD 34 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 031 Drive LEDs switch ON but a power problem may still exist Does the drive pack fan rotate in each installed drive with power ...

Page 519: ...ower check OK at the cable end Yes No 038 Step 038 continues 038 continued Power is missing at the cable Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Power supply 80 at FID C1 Power Supply on page APPENDD 35 2 Power cable from the power supply to the mother board 20 At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 039 Power to the mother board...

Page 520: ...o not replace it At the completion of repairs go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 042 The power supply appears to be OK but there may be an intermittent failure or a failure in the cable from the power supply to the electronic controls Perform Verify Fix on page PROC 7 and if a failure occurs restart into the MAPs from the START section If unable to get the failu...

Page 521: ...APPENDC Appendix C APPENDC 19 ...

Page 522: ...Notes APPENDC 20 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 523: ... E6 entry in the table The library or drive only device hangs Drive or library circuit failure Go to Step 004 on page APPENDC 22 A drive s LEDs all switch ON at power on then switch OFF but the device is hung The library LEDs all switch ON but the library operator panel display appears to be hung library models Drive or library circuit failure Go to Step 024 on page APPENDC 26 APPENDC The library ...

Page 524: ...Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 004 From page APPENDC 21 From page APPENDC 21 Step 004 continues 004 continued You are here for one or more of the following reasons 1 Three LEDs of a drive stay on all the time 2 A drive appears to be hung 3 The library appears to be hung 4 The library operator panel display has a Recovery Started message but the device appears to be hung ...

Page 525: ... Mother Board on page APPENDD 29 4 Drive LED card 4 at FID B1 Drive LED Card on page APPENDD 34 5 Drive sensor cable 2 at FID DA Drive Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 32 When the repair is complete go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 009 From page APPENDC 21 You are here because a drive Clean LED is ON solid or comes ON too frequently Does the Clean LED in the faili...

Page 526: ... drive with the cleaning cartridge Is the Clean LED still ON solid Yes No 014 The problem was caused by failure to clean the drive when the Clean LED was flashing 015 There may be a failure to reset the Clean LED Power OFF then ON and observe the Clean LED It should switch ON solid then switch OFF while the drive microcode performs the power on self tests Does the Clean LED switch OFF after switch...

Page 527: ...ed position If it is in the locked position do the following Perform the following remove procedures Step 019 continues 019 continued 1 Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD 4 2 FID B2 Cooling Pack on page APPENDD 11 3 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page APPENDD 10 Now replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Magazine 2 sensor left or Magazine 1 sensor right 90 at FID A0 Magazine 2 Sensor on...

Page 528: ...ary Control Card on page APPENDD 42 3 Drive logic card 15 at FID EA Drive Logic Card on page APPENDD 15 Step 023 continues 023 continued 4 Mother board 5 at FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 29 5 Library sensor cable 5 at FID A5 Library Sensor Cable on page APPENDD 54 When repairs are complete go to Verify Fix on page PROC 7 then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 024 From page APPENDC 21 You are...

Page 529: ... then go to End of Call on page PROC 12 031 Perform the following remove procedures as needed 1 Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD 4 2 FID B2 Cooling Pack on page APPENDD 11 3 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page APPENDD 10 Replace the following FRUs in the order listed 1 Drive logic card 55 at FID EA Drive Logic Card on page APPENDD 15 2 Library control card 35 at FID 97 Library Control Card on p...

Page 530: ...a drive only device has a Maintenance LED ON solid but none of the other drive LEDs are ON This is an indication that the drive logic card has had a catastrophic failure Observe the power supply fan and the drive pack fan They should both be running with power ON Step 035 continues 035 continued Are both fans running with power ON Yes No 036 The failure was probably caused by overheating of the dr...

Page 531: ...2 2 2 Mother Gnd 3 3 3 Board 5 Vdc 4 4 4 Figure 309 Drive Electronics Power OP LED 3 Drive Drive Drive Mother Servo LED Cd Logic Board Card Card Re driven GND Note One LED line not used Figure 310 Drive LED Circuitry APPENDC Drive Sense Sensor LEDs LEDs On Drive Drive Mult Mother Servo Logic Board Card Card Re driven Note All drive sensor LEDs powered this way GND Figure 311 Drive Sensor LED Circu...

Page 532: ...APPENDC 30 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 533: ...sembly APPENDD 30 FID DA Drive Sensor Cable APPENDD 32 FID B0 Loader Door APPENDD 33 FID B1 Drive LED Card APPENDD 34 FID C1 Power Supply APPENDD 35 FID C9 Loader Door Open Sensor APPENDD 36 FID CA Loader Home Sensor APPENDD 36 FID CB Internal SCSI Cable APPENDD 37 FID DD Loader Sensors APPENDD 38 FID DE RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive APPENDD 38 Removal and Replacement Procedures for the Library A...

Page 534: ...FID A6 Library LED Card APPENDD 55 FID AA Library Door Open Sensor APPENDD 55 FID DB AC Switch and Cable Assembly APPENDD 56 FID DC AC Power Cord APPENDD 56 APPENDD 2 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 535: ...ormation necessary to find check adjust if necessary and exchange the failing field replaceable unit FRU The FID FRU identifier numbers are listed in hexadecimal ascending order in Figure 303 on page APPENDB 12 You may be directed to the START section and then to this section when a FID number is presented in one of the following ways By the LED indicators flashing a FID code through the front bez...

Page 536: ...nt decorative cover e If necessary remove the rear cover 15 from the library The cover is attached using plastic snap in retainers Rotate the plastic retainers one quarter turn in either direction to release the cover 3 For the rack mounted Models C11 C12 and C22 there is no decorative chassis cover a Open the library front cover Unlock the door if necessary b Remove screw P N 1624778 on the left ...

Page 537: ...Figure 312 Library Model C01 Exploded View APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 5 ...

Page 538: ...this cover 3 From the front of the unit grip the cover at the sides and push backward to clear two holding hooks then lift clear of the chassis 4 If removal of the drive pack is required go to Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page APPENDD 8 5 Return to the procedure that sent you here Figure 313 Decorative Cover for Model C00 Drive Replacing the Decorative Covers Drive Only Models 1 Place the decor...

Page 539: ...r supply d Ribbon cable Library Interface RS 422 between the drive and library control card library models drive 1 only Note To remove the cable connector from the drive and control card connectors depress the tension clips on either side of the cable connectors e SCSI cable s f SCSI terminator if installed g The RS 422 cable connecting drive 1 to drive 2 Models C02 C12 and C22 only 5 Refer to Fig...

Page 540: ... on the right hand side as you face the front of the drive not shown 6 Remove the two screws on the left hand side as you face the front of the drive These screws secure the left holding bracket to the base 7 Lift and remove the drive assembly from the chassis Replacement of Drive Pack into Chassis 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order then return here 2 Return to the procedure that...

Page 541: ...Figure 315 Basic Drive All Models APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 9 ...

Page 542: ...mpting to tilt the top of the bezel into its proper latching position Damage may occur to components on the drive logic card that are in close proximity to the top of the bezel if the top of the bezel is inserted first 2 Return to the procedure that sent you here Drive Assembly Top Cover Removal of Drive Assembly Top Cover See Figure 317 on page APPENDD 14 for an exploded view of the drive pack To...

Page 543: ... drive only machines 3 Perform removal of the Drive Pack Library Models on page APPENDD 7 for library machines or Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page APPENDD 8 for drive only machines 4 Perform removal of the FID B2 Cooling Pack as follows a Perform removal of the Drive Assembly Front Cover on page APPENDD 10 b Perform removal of the Drive Assembly Top Cover on page APPENDD 10 c Remove one screw ...

Page 544: ...n return here 4 Remove the four plastic inserts and insert clamps from the back of the cooling pack and remove the drive cooling fan Replacement of Drive Cooling Fan 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 Use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC A03 for the area of failure 4 Return...

Page 545: ...4 Drive Assembly Front Cover 5 Drive Assembly Top Cover 6 FID B2 Cooling Pack 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page APPENDD 6 3 Drive Pack Drive Only Models on page APPENDD 8 4 Drive Assembly Front Cover on page APPENDD 10 5 Drive Assembly Top Cover on page APPENDD 10 6 FID B2 Cooling Pack on page APPENDD 11 1 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 2 4 0 1 5 0 1 ...

Page 546: ...Figure 317 Base Drive FRU Breakout APPENDD 14 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 547: ...tch Tape Drive Only Models on page PROC 31 then go to step 3 e If the microcode EC level cannot be displayed go to step 3 2 For drive only machines there is no current way to read the microcode EC level unless that can be gathered by the host system Continue with step 3 3 Perform the prerequisite procedures for your 3570 model listed on Figure 316 on page APPENDD 13 Note Attention The logic cards ...

Page 548: ...e latest EC level and link level recorded in the history log If they compare go to step 6 e If they do not compare continue with step 7 7 Select Cancel to return to the CE Options menu 8 Select Microcode Update from the FMR Tape menu and press Enter See Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Library Models on page PROC 34 for details 9 After you load the FMR tape when prompted the Select EC Level m...

Page 549: ...ep 4 4 Perform the Verify Fix Drive Only Models on page PROC 7 procedure then return here 5 Perform the Updating Microcode from FMR Cartridge Drive Only Models on page PROC 37 procedure then return here 6 After the microcode is written into the card unload the tape and perform a reset see Hardware Reset on page PROC 12 to activate the code 7 Perform End of Call on page PROC 12 8 Use your local pro...

Page 550: ...ther Continue to repeat loosening first one screw slightly and then the other until the screws are removed Note When installing these screws again it is important that they be tightened evenly Alternate back and forth between the two screws and do not over tighten Tighten with your fingers then put just enough pressure on the screws to depress the rubber compression block slightly Too much torque ...

Page 551: ...Figure 318 Base Drive Head Actuator Assembly Close up APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 19 ...

Page 552: ...ns of the rubber compression block Also use this tool to hold the thin film cables in place while the drive analog card is being installed Note If the Head Cable Installation tool is not available a tool can be made from a piece of heavy paper or light weight cardboard See Head Actuator Cable Holding Tool Template on page APPENDD 23 to make a tool if necessary Figure 319 Head Cable Installation To...

Page 553: ...cts are just above the locating pins on the rubber compression block as shown Figure 321 Thin film cable installation 2 With the head cable installation tool in the other hand use the edge or corner of the tool to push the cable down onto the locating pins 3 See Figure 322 Maintain a slight amount of pressure on the edge of the inner left thin film cable with one finger as shown so the end of the ...

Page 554: ...he removal procedure in the reverse order Notes a When installing the retainer make sure the insulator is between the retainer and the circuit card b When installing the two screws that hold the drive analog card it is important that they be tightened evenly Alternate back and forth between the two screws and do not over tighten Tighten with your fingers then put just enough pressure on the screws...

Page 555: ...oving the drive analog card Figure 324 Head Actuator Cable Holding Tool Template If you are replacing a FRU that requires removal of the drive analog card a special head cable installation tool P N 08L6270 will be packaged with the new FRU If the special tool is available use it instead of the cardboard cutout to hold the head cables in place See Replacement of Drive Analog Card on page APPENDD 20...

Page 556: ...Head Actuator Cable Holding Tool Template This page left intentionally blank APPENDD 24 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 557: ...APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 25 ...

Page 558: ...l is 1 Item 15 2 Item 5 b The small rubber compression block item 6 located between the head actuator assembly thin film cables and the metallic shield item 7 must go back in the same orientation that it was removed The rubber portion must be up and the elongated hole must be to the rear of the drive as shown in Figure 318 on page APPENDD 19 5 Remove the small rubber compression block item 6 by pu...

Page 559: ... THIN FILM CABLES MAGNETIZED TOOLS WILL DAMAGE THE HEAD Drive Analog Card jumpers There is a shunt jumper block on the top of the drive analog card near the thin film cable connector See Figure 318 on page APPENDD 19 item 1 These jumpers must be set to match the label on the outer right head cable See Figure 320 on page APPENDD 20 item 2 1 Before starting the thin film head cable installation proc...

Page 560: ...tained when they are re installed The proper order to reinstall is a Item 15 b Item 5 5 The small rubber compression block item 6 located between the head actuator assembly thin film cables and the metallic shield must go back in the same orientation that it was removed The rubber portion must be up and the elongated hole must be to the rear of the drive as shown in Figure 318 on page APPENDD 19 6...

Page 561: ...age PROC 12 3 Use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T53 for the drive servo card and L02 for the mother board depending on the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here Figure 325 Bottom View of Bottom Loader Plate APPENDD FID E9 Mother Board Removal of the Mother Board See Figure 317 on page APPENDD 14 item 11 for lo...

Page 562: ... Assembly on page APPENDD 26 5 Perform removal of the FID EC Drive Servo Card and FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 28 6 Perform removal of the FID E9 Mother Board on page APPENDD 29 7 With all the above removed what is left is the loader assembly attached to the drive bottom chassis This is all one FRU 8 Using a permanent felt tip marker copy the drive serial number from the old loader assembly...

Page 563: ...Figure 326 Drive Loader Assembly Exploded View APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 31 ...

Page 564: ...ge APPENDD 31 and follow the steps below 1 Remove the side bracket held by two screws that normally holds the drive pack to the base frame This will allow access to the two side screws items 8 inside bushings items 7 that fit into the side rubber shock mounts items 9 2 Remove the two screws 3 Remove the top screw item 1 inside bushing item 2 Now all the screws that hold the loader assembly to the ...

Page 565: ...logic card Refer to Figure 327 and perform the following procedures 1 Loosen screws item 8 and remove the screw that is nearest the door item 4 2 Lift bar item 7 that holds the door in place and remove spring item 3 3 Remove door Replacement of Loader Door 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order 2 Perform End of Call on page PROC 12 3 Use your local procedures to report the FRU part n...

Page 566: ...the drive front cover before the call is ended as the cover must be in place to get proper air flow to the drive logic card 2 Remove the two screws that secure the drive LED card to the mounting bracket 3 Slowly pull the drive LED card out far enough to disconnect the cable connector from the backside of the card 4 Remove the drive LED card from the machine Replacement of Drive LED Card 1 Perform ...

Page 567: ...ary control card 5 Disconnect the power cable to the drive mid cable connector Note Removal of the two screws in the next step will allow the back of the power supply to drop Hold the back of the power supply while removing the two screws 6 Remove the two screws from the back side of the power supply that secure the power supply to the mounting bracket 7 Slide the power supply forward and unhook t...

Page 568: ...D and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID CA Loader Home Sensor Removal of Loader Home Sensor 1 Prepare the drive for service 2 For drive only machines a Remove the Decorative Cover Drive Only Models on page APPENDD 6 b Remove the Drive Assembly Front Cover on page APPENDD 10 3 For library machines a Perform the Library Chassis C...

Page 569: ... on page APPENDD 8 for drive only models 3 Perform FID B2 Cooling Pack on page APPENDD 11 then return here 4 Remove four screws holding the internal SCSI cable to the cooling pack sheet metal Replacement of Internal SCSI Cable Note Be careful to route the SCSI cable so that it does not contact the cooling fan blades 1 Perform the removal procedure in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for custo...

Page 570: ...re FID DE RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive Removal of RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive 1 Perform the Removal of Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD 4 2 Remove the RS 422 cable connecting drive 1 to drive 2 Models C02 C12 and C22 only 3 Remove two screws that hold the RS 422 cable to the cooling pack 4 Unplug the cable connector at the mother board and remove the RS 422 cable internal to drive Model...

Page 571: ...art is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC L05 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID 91 Library Operator Panel Display Cable Removal of Library Operator Panel Display Cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Note Attention The logic cards are ESD sensi...

Page 572: ...acement of Accessor Assembly 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order except for the step concerning the accessor motor assembly 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T14 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that se...

Page 573: ...ccessor motor assembly shaft 4 Remove the four outside screws on the right side of the machine and the four outside screws on the left side of the machine that hold the accessor motor assembly to the accessor assembly 5 Remove the accessor motor assembly Note Observe the orientation of the accessor motor assembly When replacing the unit the tach cable connector should face the rear of the machine ...

Page 574: ...e CD5 E Library operator panel display cable squeeze springs f CD6 F Accessor motor assembly drive g G Bar Code Reader Card h H Bar Code Reader Connector 3 Remove top retaining bracket and screw that holds the library control card in place The screw is located on the right outside of the machine 4 Lift and remove the library control card from the machine 5 Remove the Bar Code Reader card item G in...

Page 575: ... 95 failures due to infrared light reflecting from the belts onto the Cartridge Present sensor If the picker belts must be cleaned for FID 95 problems or because a FRU is not readily available use a lint free cloth and some alcohol to clean the belts Be sure to wait until the belts have completely dried before using the library Removal of Picker Assembly 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on pa...

Page 576: ...Figure 330 Library Global Sensor Component Identification and Locations Figure 331 Library Global Sensor Component Plastic Covers APPENDD 44 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 577: ... pair See Figure 331 on page APPENDD 44 item 1 Left side light source a Disconnect the light source cable at the light source b Remove the two screws that secure the light source to the left side chassis c Remove the light source Right side sensor a Disconnect the sensor cable at the sensor b Remove the two screws that secure the sensor to the right side chassis c Remove the sensor Replacement of ...

Page 578: ...331 on page APPENDD 44 item 1 Left side sensor a Disconnect the cable from the sensor on the left side b Remove the two screws securing the sensor to the left side chassis c Remove the sensor Right side light source a Disconnect the cable at the light source b Remove the two screws securing the light source to the right side chassis c Remove the light source Replacement of Magazine Global Sensor P...

Page 579: ...is no access hole to a screw behind the library operator panel display you have the old style front cover assembly Follow the procedure at Removal of Library Front Cover Assembly Old Style on page APPENDD 50 Newer style Look at Figure 333 on page APPENDD 49 and if your hinges match that type you have a newer style Follow the procedure at Removal of Library Front Cover Assembly Newer Style on page ...

Page 580: ... Figure 332 Library Front Door Assembly Holding Screws APPENDD 48 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 581: ... Figure 333 Library Front Door Assembly Newer Style Hinges Figure 334 Library Front Door Assembly Newest Style Hinges APPENDD Appendix D APPENDD 49 ...

Page 582: ...sembly enough to gain access to the cables leading to the library LED card and the library door open sensor 11 Disconnect the cable connectors and remove the library front cover assembly Note It may be easier to remove the library door open sensor from its bracket than to disconnect the connector Removal of Library Front Cover Assembly Newer Style 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC...

Page 583: ...ables leading to the library LED card and the library door open sensor 12 Disconnect the cable connectors and remove the library front cover assembly Note It may be easier to remove the library door open sensor from its bracket than to disconnect the connector Replacement of Library Front Cover Assembly All Styles 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order 2 When re installing the ...

Page 584: ... the sensor to the mounting plate 5 Remove the sensor Replacement of Priority Cell Cartridge Present Sensor 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to t...

Page 585: ...operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID A2 Library Interface Cable Removal of Library Interface Cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 Note Removal of the SCSI connector may disrupt th...

Page 586: ...e your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 8 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID A5 Library Sensor Cable Removal of library sensor cable 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 2 Refer to Figure 329 on page APPENDD 42 item B and disconnect the cable connector CD2 from the library control card...

Page 587: ... number for the FID and use technical area code TAC T31 for the area of failure 4 Return to the procedure that sent you here FID AA Library Door Open Sensor Removal of Library Door Open Sensor 1 Prepare the Tape Device for Service on page PROC 5 and then return here 2 Perform removal of the Library Chassis Covers on page APPENDD 4 3 Perform removal of the FID 9D Library Front Cover Assembly on pag...

Page 588: ...unting bracket 10 Remove the AC switch and cable from the machine Replacement of AC Switch and Cable Assembly 1 Perform the removal procedure steps in the reverse order 2 Prepare the drive for customer operation 3 If this part is being replaced with a new part use your local procedures to report the FRU part number for the FID and use technical area code TAC C02 for the area of failure 4 Return to...

Page 589: ...tion The indenture indicates the relationship of a part to the next higher assembly For example Indenture Relationship of Parts No dots MAIN ASSEMBLY One dot Detail parts of a main assembly One dot Subassembly of the main assembly Two dots Detail part of a one dot subassembly Two dots Subassembly of a one dot subassembly Three dots Detail part of a two dot subassembly Assembly n Cover Assembly Asm...

Page 590: ...top Library Assembly Model C01 PARTS 8 Desktop Library Assembly Model C02 PARTS 14 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C11 PARTS 4 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C12 PARTS 10 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C21 PARTS 18 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C22 PARTS 20 PARTS 2 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 591: ...Parts Catalog Parts Catalog PARTS 3 ...

Page 592: ...Assembly 1 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C11 PARTS 4 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 593: ...ront assembly 8 05H4595 1 Drive Global Sensor Pair 8 05H4595 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 9 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 9 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 10 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 11 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 12 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 13 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the bar code reader from the old picker assembly and...

Page 594: ...Assembly 2 Desktop Drive Model C00 PARTS 6 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 595: ...1 34G7753 1 Cover Top 2 05H4558 1 Drive Pack 3 34G7752 1 Front External Drive Bezel 4 65F5410 1 Power On Off Switch Assembly 5 50G0322 1 Power Supply 6 NP Fan SCSI Assembly 7 05H4559 1 Drive Cooling Fan 8 05H3062 1 Internal SCSI Cable Parts Catalog Parts Catalog PARTS 7 ...

Page 596: ... Assembly 3 Desktop Library Assembly Model C01 PARTS 8 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 597: ...ary Door Open Sensor replace front assembly 9 05H4595 1 Drive Global Sensor Pair 9 05H4595 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 10 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 10 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 11 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 12 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 13 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 14 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the Bar Code Reader ...

Page 598: ... Assembly 4 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C12 PARTS 10 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 599: ...bal Sensor Pair 8 05H4595 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 9 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 9 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 10 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 11 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 12 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 13 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the Bar Code Reader from the old picker assembly and install it on the new one 13 05H94...

Page 600: ... 18 65F5397 1 RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive Drive 2 only and not shown 19 65F5406 1 AC Cable to power supply 2 Note See Figure 201 on page INST 14 for a detailed listing of the rack mounting hardware PARTS 12 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 601: ...Parts Catalog Parts Catalog PARTS 13 ...

Page 602: ... Assembly 5 Desktop Library Assembly Model C02 PARTS 14 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 603: ...5 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 10 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 10 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 11 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 12 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 13 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 14 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the bar code reader from the old picker assembly and install it on the new one 14 05H9449 1 Bar Code Reader k...

Page 604: ...ower Supply Power supply for Drive 2 22 65F5399 1 RS 422 Cable DU0 DU1 Shown attached to rear of Drive 2 22 65F5397 1 RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive Drive 2 only and not shown 23 65F5406 1 AC Cable to power supply 2 PARTS 16 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 605: ...Parts Catalog Parts Catalog PARTS 17 ...

Page 606: ... Assembly 6 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C21 PARTS 18 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 607: ...ront assembly 8 05H4595 1 Drive Global Sensor Pair 8 05H4595 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 9 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 9 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 10 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 11 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 12 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 13 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the bar code reader from the old picker assembly and...

Page 608: ... Assembly 7 Rackmount Library Assembly Model C22 PARTS 20 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 609: ...bal Sensor Pair 8 05H4595 1 Magazine Global Sensor Pair 9 62G0673 1 Library Operator Panel Display 9 34G7801 1 Cover Operator Panel Raven Black 10 65F5411 1 AC Switch and Cable Assembly 11 09G8933 1 Library LED Card 12 1 Key Lock Assembly Not a FRU Part of Front Assembly 13 34G7571 1 Picker Assembly Note Remove the Bar Code Reader from the old picker assembly and install it on the new one 13 05H94...

Page 610: ... 18 65F5397 1 RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive Drive 2 only and not shown 19 65F5406 1 AC Cable to power supply 2 Note See Figure 201 on page INST 14 for a detailed listing of the rack mounting hardware PARTS 22 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 611: ...Parts Catalog Parts Catalog PARTS 23 ...

Page 612: ...Assembly 8 Base Drive All Models PARTS 24 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 613: ...Drive Servo Card 9 1 Bottom Plate 10 05H4562 1 Head Actuator AssemblyW Brush 11 49G6515 1 Mother Board 12 34G7611 1 Loader Assembly 12A 34G7690 1 Drive LED Card 12B 45G0277 1 Door Open Sensor late machines 12C 34G7705 1 Loader Door 12D 45G0277 1 Loader Home Sensor 12 65F5400 1 Cable Drive Sensor not shown 13 05H4560 1 Front Internal Drive Bezel 14 08L6335 1 Cable Logic Card to Drive Analog Card Pa...

Page 614: ...PARTS 26 IBM 3570 MI ...

Page 615: ...H9449 1 5 PARTS 5 1 13 PARTS 5 3 6 PARTS 9 3 14 PARTS 9 Part Asm Number Index Page 05H9449 continued 4 5 PARTS 11 4 13 PARTS 11 5 6 PARTS 15 5 14 PARTS 15 6 5 PARTS 19 6 13 PARTS 19 7 5 PARTS 21 7 13 PARTS 21 08L6273 8 8 PARTS 25 08L6335 8 14 PARTS 25 08L6371 8 2 PARTS 25 08L6481 6 8 PARTS 19 7 8 PARTS 21 09G8933 1 11 PARTS 5 3 12 PARTS 9 4 11 PARTS 11 5 12 PARTS 15 6 11 PARTS 19 7 11 PARTS 21 34G...

Page 616: ... 5 10 PARTS 15 6 9 PARTS 19 7 9 PARTS 21 65F5397 4 18 PARTS 12 5 22 PARTS 16 7 18 PARTS 22 65F5398 1 13 PARTS 5 3 14 PARTS 9 4 13 PARTS 11 5 14 PARTS 15 6 13 PARTS 19 7 13 PARTS 21 65F5399 4 18 PARTS 11 5 22 PARTS 16 7 18 PARTS 21 65F5400 8 12 PARTS 25 65F5402 1 13 PARTS 5 3 14 PARTS 9 4 13 PARTS 11 5 14 PARTS 15 Part Asm Number Index Page 65F5402 continued 6 13 PARTS 19 7 13 PARTS 21 65F5403 1 13...

Page 617: ...o a program device or system or to data Contrast with caution and danger ATTN Attention B backhitch Magnetic tape that makes a slight backward motion just prior to moving forward backup To make additional copies of documents or software for safekeeping BCR Buffer channel remainder register BCSE Buffer channel status error register BDSE Buffer device status error register beginning of tape BOT The ...

Page 618: ...dition caused by invalid data or incorrect positioning of data dc Direct current degradation A decrease in quality of output or throughput or an increase in machine error rate degraded Decreased in quality of output or throughput or increased machine error rate deserialize To change from serial by bit to parallel by byte detented A part being held in position with a catch or lever DEV Device DIAG ...

Page 619: ...a magnetic tape subsystem that performs data conversion speed matching encoding first level error recovery and interfaces to one or more tape drives FP File protect frayed Damaged as if by an abrasive substance FRU Field replaceable unit FSC Fault symptom code FSI Fault symptom index functional microcode Microcode that is resident in the machine during normal customer operation G g Gram gnd Ground...

Page 620: ... job and that is relatively permanent even though its contents may change Synonymous with main file media capacity The amount of data that can be contained on a storage medium expressed in bytes of data micro One millionth of microcode 1 One or more micro instructions 2 A code representing the instructions of an instruction set implemented in a part of storage that is not program addressable 3 To ...

Page 621: ...s of diagnostic tests that are run automatically by a device when the power is turned on PROM Programmable read only memory PS Power supply PTF Program temporary fix PWR Power R RACL Random access cartridge loader RAM Random access memory Random access memory A storage device into which data is entered and from which data is retrieved in a non sequential manner RAS Reliability availability and ser...

Page 622: ...lding magnetic tape that can be processed without separating it from the container tape cassette A container holding magnetic tape that can be processed without separating it from the container tape void An area in the tape in which no signal can be detected TCU Tape control unit TH Thermal thread load operation A procedure that places tape along the tape path TM Tapemark U UART Universal asynchro...

Page 623: ...art numbers SCSI bus PROC 81 cable feature code part number SCSI INST 46 call end of PROC 12 cart sequence menu PANEL 14 cassette CE Mode Overview PANEL 24 CE options menu PANEL 29 change language menu PANEL 20 change mode menu PANEL 23 check out install INST 40 clean indicator INTRO 39 clean menu PANEL 22 clearing and recovery menu PANEL 22 code for SCSI cable feature INST 46 Code table ASCII to ...

Page 624: ...e INST 46 feature codes feature code INTRO 34 FF FID PROC 6 FID 90 CARR 19 APPENDD 39 91 CARR 19 APPENDD 39 92 CARR 19 APPENDD 39 94 CARR 20 APPENDD 40 95 CARR 21 APPENDD 41 97 CARR 22 APPENDD 42 99 CARR 23 APPENDD 43 9A CARR 23 APPENDD 43 9B CARR 25 APPENDD 45 9C CARR 26 APPENDD 46 9D CARR 27 APPENDD 47 9E CARR 31 APPENDD 51 A0 CARR 32 APPENDD 53 A1 CARR 32 APPENDD 53 A2 CARR 32 APPENDD 53 A3 CAR...

Page 625: ... continued maintenance INTRO 39 library RS 422 port wrap test PROC 78 load FMR tape menu PANEL 38 load scratch tape menu PANEL 37 log data RS 6000 MSG 4 log microcode EC level history PROC 38 logging force error PANEL 39 loop diag menu PANEL 30 M magazine description INTRO 31 LIBRARY 2 part number LIBRARY 2 main dump menu PANEL 32 maintenance indicator INTRO 39 manual sequential mode LIBRARY 6 man...

Page 626: ...RARY 6 mode selection PROC 26 model number drive PANEL 39 N next block id menu PANEL 53 notices vii ntutil command codes Base Mode PROC 59 ntutil using PROC 63 number for SCSI cable part INTRO 36 INST 46 O object alias menu PANEL 33 OEM use only menu PANEL 46 offline request indicator INTRO 40 online operation mode of LIBRARY 5 LIBRARY 6 operator menu PANEL 13 operator panel PANEL 3 set address IN...

Page 627: ... pair CARR 25 APPENDD 45 drive LED card APPENDD 34 drive logic card APPENDD 15 drive pack drive only models CARR 10 APPENDD 8 drive pack library models CARR 7 APPENDD 7 drive sensor cable APPENDD 32 drive servo card APPENDD 28 head actuator assembly APPENDD 26 internal SCSI cable CARR 17 APPENDD 37 library chassis covers CARR 3 APPENDD 4 library control card CARR 22 APPENDD 42 library door open se...

Page 628: ... Windows NT environment PROC 58 statistics menu PANEL 21 status screen PANEL 5 subsystem configuration INST 43 Sun checking attachment PROC 73 error logs MSG 32 systems attachment INST 47 tapeutil program PROC 73 updating microcode from PROC 54 supplemental message screen PANEL 11 support data PANEL 9 switches power INTRO 39 symbol wrench INTRO 40 T tape make FMR PANEL 29 tapetest using PROC 76 ta...

Page 629: ...wrap tool SCSI port PROC 77 INDEX Index Index 7 ...

Page 630: ...e personnel with pride from the following authors reviewers and collaborators Tony Carusone Mark Hill Tony Romero Mel Chism James Johnson Dave Smith Dale Christiansen Ed Klodnicki Frank Thompson Luiz Durazo Jay Lee Doug Torrens Victor Fischer Harish Mathur Henry Trail Mary Gill Larry Merkel Ted Wittke Ron Heyes Vic Nordstrom Greg DuBose Steve Stacey 8L625 ...

Page 631: ...PENDB 12 APPENDB 12 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 20 APPENDB 22 APPENDB 22 APPENDB 22 APPENDB 23 APPENDB 25 SEC1 A21M1CTC SCRIPT i START 19 START 19 START 19 START 19 START 20 START 20 START 20 START 20 START 20 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 22 START 22 START 24 START 24 START 24 START 28 START 29 START 29 START 29 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 26 APPENDB 27 ...

Page 632: ...8 EXTRAE A21M1XBC APPENDB 11 APPENDB 11 APPENDB 11 Figures id File Page References STDLN A21M1STC START 2 1 START 2 START 4 MAGSAF A21M1STC START 3 2 START 3 START 4 MAHNR A21M1STC START 4 3 START 4 START 5 MAHR A21M1STC START 5 4 START 4 START 4 MAHCOM A21M1STC START 7 5 START 4 START 5 START 6 APPENDB 6 SIND A21M1STC START 10 6 START 10 DECODE A21M1STC START 11 7 START 4 START 10 MAPS 9 CFID A21...

Page 633: ...7 INTRO 22 B02NCI A21M1IRC INTRO 23 29 INTRO 14 INTRO 22 B11NCI A21M1IRC INTRO 24 30 INTRO 14 INTRO 16 INTRO 17 INTRO 22 B12NCI A21M1IRC INTRO 25 31 INTRO 14 INTRO 22 INTRO 22 INTRO 28 B21NCI A21M1IRC INTRO 26 32 INTRO 8 INTRO 14 INTRO 22 B22NCI A21M1IRC INTRO 27 33 INTRO 8 INTRO 14 INTRO 22 RACLCI A21M1IRC INTRO 27 34 TCART A21M1IRC INTRO 29 35 INTRO 29 INTRO 29 INTRO 29 CARTDEF A21M1IRC INTRO 30...

Page 634: ...LC LIBRARY 10 54 LIBRARY 9 OCPD2 A21M1RLC LIBRARY 11 55 LIBRARY 11 LIBRARY 11 B01NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 15 56 LIBRARY 15 B02NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 16 57 LIBRARY 15 B11NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 17 58 LIBRARY 15 B12NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 18 59 LIBRARY 15 LIBRARY 15 B21NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 19 60 LIBRARY 15 B22NC A21M1RLC LIBRARY 20 61 LIBRARY 15 BLKD A21M1RLC LIBRARY 23 62 LIBRARY 21 LIBRARY 23 LOGSAM1 A21M1MGC MSG ...

Page 635: ...30 100 ASCIII A21M1MGC MSG 31 101 LOGNTM7 A21M1MGC MSG 33 102 MSG 32 ASCIINT A21M1MGC MSG 33 103 B2B A21M1PNC PANEL 3 104 PANEL 3 PANEL 11 PANEL 11 PANEL 11 PANEL 11 SCR1 A21M1PNC PANEL 5 105 PANEL 5 PANEL 13 PROC 27 ERRME A21M1PNC PANEL 9 106 PANEL 9 PANEL 42 RACATT A21M1PNC PANEL 10 107 PANEL 9 OPFC A21M1PNC PANEL 12 108 PANEL 11 PANEL 25 MENU1 A21M1PNC PANEL 13 109 DRISEL A21M1PNC PANEL 14 110 ...

Page 636: ...ENDB 17 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 23 APPENDB 23 APPENDB 24 APPENDB 25 APPENDB 25 APPENDB 25 APPENDB 26 APPENDB 26 APPENDB 27 APPENDB 27 APPENDB 28 APPENDB 28 MENU15 A21M1PNC PANEL 29 129 PANEL 29 MENU16 A21M1PNC PANEL 30 130 PANEL 30 MENU16B A21M1PNC PANEL 30 131 PANEL 30 MENU16A A21M1PNC PANEL 31 132 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 31 PANEL 31 PANEL 35 PANEL 35 PANEL 35 MENU16Z A21M1PNC PA...

Page 637: ...ENUOEM A21M1PNC PANEL 46 156 PANEL 46 MENU88 A21M1PNC PANEL 46 157 PANEL 46 MENU21 A21M1PNC PANEL 47 158 PANEL 47 MENU22 A21M1PNC PANEL 48 159 PANEL 48 MENU23 A21M1PNC PANEL 48 160 PANEL 48 MENU24 A21M1PNC PANEL 49 161 PANEL 49 MENU25 A21M1PNC PANEL 49 162 PANEL 49 MENU27 A21M1PNC PANEL 50 163 PANEL 50 MENU28 A21M1PNC PANEL 50 164 PANEL 50 MENU29 A21M1PNC PANEL 51 165 PANEL 51 MENU30 A21M1PNC PANE...

Page 638: ...M1SYC FRENCH INSP 6 183 INSP 6 ACSPAN A21M1SYC SPANISH INSP 10 184 INSP 10 ACDIAGB A21M1SYC BRAZPROT INSP 12 185 INSP 12 EEE A21M1SYC INSP 13 186 INSP 13 EEEE A21M1SYC INSP 14 187 FFF A21M1SYC INSP 15 188 INSP 13 FFFF A21M1SYC INSP 15 189 GGG A21M1SYC INSP 16 190 INSP 13 TWOCRDS A21M1SYC INSP 16 191 PWRCBLS A21M1ISC INST 3 192 INST 2 SCSICBL A21M1ISC INST 4 193 INST 3 PTFLIST A21M1ISC INST 6 194 I...

Page 639: ...INST 36 INST 63 RACKLFN A21M1ISC INST 33 213 INST 31 INST 32 INST 32 INST 32 INST 32 INST 35 INST 36 INST 63 RACKRTN A21M1ISC INST 34 214 INST 26 INST 31 INST 32 INST 33 INST 35 INST 35 INST 36 INST 63 RACKTN A21M1ISC INST 35 215 INST 35 INST 35 RACKARN A21M1ISC INST 37 216 INST 36 INST 36 RACKDRN A21M1ISC INST 39 217 INST 38 INST 38 STOPPER A21M1ISC INST 40 218 INST 40 INST 67 MENUL1 A21M1ISC INS...

Page 640: ...8 CBLRTN2 A21M1ISC INST 62 241 INST 58 CBLRTN3 A21M1ISC INST 62 242 INST 58 1BESD01 A21M1PRC PROC 4 243 PROC 3 SADCOM A21M1PRC PROC 7 244 START 10 START 11 START 11 PROC 7 APPENDB 10 APPENDB 11 APPENDB 11 DIMWO A21M1PRC PROC 8 245 PROC 7 PROC 8 PROC 8 PROC 12 PROC 32 PROC 37 PROC 48 SADFID A21M1PRC PROC 9 246 START 10 START 11 START 11 PROC 8 PROC 8 PROC 9 PROC 32 PROC 37 PROC 48 APPENDB 10 APPEND...

Page 641: ... A21M1PRC PROC 42 261 PROC 39 CROSSF A21M1PRC PROC 42 262 PROC 39 LOGSAMP A21M1PRC PROC 43 263 PROC 39 NTLUNA A21M1PRC PROC 59 264 PROC 58 TARGETS A21M1PRC PROC 64 265 PROC 64 PROC 64 PROC 64 TPATH A21M1PRC PROC 69 266 PROC 69 PROC 73 PROC 76 TUTSUNP A21M1PRC PROC 74 267 PROC 73 CABLL A21M1PRC PROC 81 268 PROC 81 SBC A21M1PRC PROC 82 269 PROC 81 CMODB1 A21M1CRC CARR 4 270 CARR 3 CARR 7 CARR 7 CARR...

Page 642: ...C APPENDA 5 288 APPENDA 3 TUTIL1 A21M1XAC APPENDA 10 289 APPENDA 9 SVCCMD1 A21M1XAC APPENDA 11 290 APPENDA 11 BASCMD1 A21M1XAC APPENDA 11 291 APPENDA 11 MEDCMD1 A21M1XAC APPENDA 11 292 APPENDA 11 TAPCMD1 A21M1XAC APPENDA 12 293 APPENDA 11 LUNA A21M1XAC APPENDA 17 294 APPENDA 16 LUNU A21M1XAC APPENDA 18 295 APPENDA 16 STDLNE A21M1XBC APPENDB 2 296 APPENDB 2 APPENDB 4 MAGSAFE A21M1XBC APPENDB 3 297 ...

Page 643: ...15 APPENDD 8 APPENDD 8 PREREQE A21M1XDC APPENDD 13 316 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 28 APPENDD 30 APPENDD 32 APPENDD 33 APPENDD 34 APPENDD 36 BASE00E A21M1XDC APPENDD 14 317 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 21 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 28 APPENDD 28 APPENDD 29 APPENDD 30 BASE00F A21M1XDC APPENDD 19 318 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 27 APPEND...

Page 644: ...MP 3570 Tape Subsystem MAINSP A21M1STC START 4 Maintenance Starting Point PROC 5 SIED A21M1STC START 10 Drive Indicators Normal Operation for Drive Only Model C00 START 24 INTRO 39 INTRO 39 INTRO 40 FIDEP A21M1STC START 12 FID Entry Point START 24 START 25 PROC 10 PROC 11 PROC 11 PROC 39 PROC 90 Gloss 3 DRVATN A21M1STC START 24 Attention Drive Messages START 4 START 5 START 11 RCLATN A21M1STC STAR...

Page 645: ...7 Library Configurations PANEL 18 INST 7 INST 50 SMCA A21M1RLC LIBRARY 8 SCSI Medium Changer Addressing for Base and Split Configurations LIBRARY 7 LIBRARY 8 FRPAN A21M1RLC LIBRARY 9 Front Panel Overview IOP A21M1RLC LIBRARY 11 Library Operator Panel FRPANL A21M1RLC LIBRARY 13 Front Panel Indicators and Controls SIMSTRT A21M1MGC MSG 2 Service Information Messages SIMs and Media Information Message...

Page 646: ...Message Screens PANEL 3 MSOM A21M1PNC PANEL 11 Menu Screens PANEL 3 OPRMENU A21M1PNC PANEL 11 Operator Menus MENU1 A21M1PNC PANEL 13 Options Menu PANEL 14 PANEL 14 PANEL 14 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 16 PANEL 20 PANEL 20 PANEL 20 PANEL 20 PANEL 20 PANEL 22 PANEL 22 PANEL 22 PANEL 22 PANEL 23 PANEL 23 PANEL 23 PANEL 24 PROC 23 DRISEL A21M1PNC PANEL 14 Drive Selectio...

Page 647: ...x Menu MAPS 3 MAPS 4 MAPS 6 PANEL 29 PANEL 30 PROC 10 APPENDC 3 APPENDC 4 APPENDC 6 MENU16B A21M1PNC PANEL 30 CE Loop Diag Menu PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 PANEL 30 MENU17 A21M1PNC PANEL 32 CE Main Dump Menu PANEL 29 PANEL 33 PANEL 33 PANEL 34 PANEL 34 MENU17Y A21M1PNC PANEL 33 CE Dump Options Menu PANEL 32 MENU17B A21M1PNC PANEL 33 CE Object Alias Menu PANEL 33 ...

Page 648: ... A21M1PNC PANEL 46 CE Disp Sensors Menu PANEL 45 MENU21 A21M1PNC PANEL 47 CE Disp Alt VPD Menu PANEL 45 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 MENU22 A21M1PNC PANEL 48 CE Group Name Menu PANEL 47 PANEL 47 PANEL 47 PANEL 47 PANEL 47 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 49 PANEL 49 MENU23 A21M1PNC PANEL 48 CE VPD Field Offset Menu PANEL 40 PANEL 46 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 49 PANEL 49 MENU24 A21M1PNC PANEL ...

Page 649: ...L 61 CE Remove FSC Trap Menu PANEL 60 PANEL 60 PANEL 60 PANEL 60 PANEL 60 PANEL 60 INSPGI A21M1SYC INSP 2 General Instructions START 8 APPENDB 7 SAFLAB A21M1SYC INSP 3 Safety IDEVC A21M1SYC INSP 13 Device Covers INSP 4 IRACKS A21M1SYC INSP 13 Support Slides Rack Mounted Drives INST A21M1ISC INST 1 Installation ABCDE A21M1ISC INST 2 Pre Installation Checks INST 64 BYBEGIN A21M1ISC INST 5 Before You...

Page 650: ... Models INST 49 INST 51 COMCON A21M1ISC INST 63 Online Tests for Library Models INST 12 INST 49 INST 51 POSTINT A21M1ISC INST 65 Post Installation Reporting REMPROC A21M1ISC INST 65 Removing a 3570 START 8 APPENDB 7 DCVRS A21M1ISC INST 67 Repack Instructions for the 3570 INST 66 INST 66 PROC1 A21M1PRC PROC 1 Common Procedures WEDP A21M1PRC PROC 3 Working with Electrostatic Discharge ESD Parts INTR...

Page 651: ...y Fix on Library Models START 6 PANEL 30 INST 42 PROC 7 PROC 12 PROC 90 APPENDB 6 HRESET A21M1PRC PROC 12 Hardware Reset APPENDD 16 APPENDD 17 EOC A21M1PRC PROC 12 End of Call MAPS 9 MAPS 10 MAPS 10 MAPS 10 MAPS 11 MAPS 11 MAPS 15 MAPS 15 MAPS 16 MAPS 17 MAPS 17 MAPS 17 MAPS 20 MAPS 20 MAPS 20 MAPS 21 MAPS 21 MAPS 21 MAPS 22 MAPS 22 MAPS 22 MAPS 23 MAPS 23 MAPS 23 MAPS 24 MAPS 24 MAPS 25 MAPS 25 P...

Page 652: ... 13 APPENDB 5 FID00SN A21M1PRC PROC 29 Drive Serial Number Library Models Only START 12 PANEL 40 APPENDB 12 APPENDD 16 MFMRT A21M1PRC PROC 31 Making FMR Tape from Scratch Tape Library Models START 8 START 8 PROC 34 APPENDB 8 APPENDB 8 APPENDD 15 MFMRTS A21M1PRC PROC 31 Making FMR Tape from Scratch Tape Drive Only Models PROC 37 APPENDD 15 MSCRT A21M1PRC PROC 32 Making Scratch Tape from FMR Tape Li...

Page 653: ...C 85 APPENDB 8 UMSUN A21M1PRC PROC 54 Updating Microcode from a Sun System by Using TAPEUTIL START 6 START 8 PROC 35 APPENDB 6 APPENDB 8 TPDMPS A21M1PRC PROC 55 Off loading Dumps from 3570 to a Sun System by Using TAPEUTIL START 9 PROC 85 APPENDB 8 UMHP A21M1PRC PROC 56 Updating Microcode from a HP UX System by Using TAPEUTIL START 8 PROC 35 APPENDB 6 APPENDB 8 OFFHP A21M1PRC PROC 57 Off loading D...

Page 654: ... 9 START 21 START 21 START 21 APPENDB 8 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 20 MDP A21M1PRC PROC 85 Microcode Dump Procedures PROC 85 PROC 85 PROC 85 PROC 85 FIDE6 A21M1PRC PROC 86 FID E6 or E7 Isolate Fault between Microcode and Hardware START 21 START 21 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 20 FIDE6A A21M1PRC PROC 86 FID E6 E7 Normal FID Display Procedure PROC 86 E6DOD A21M1PRC PROC 86 FID Currently Displayed on Drive ...

Page 655: ...START 20 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 21 START 22 START 22 START 22 START 22 START 23 START 24 START 24 START 24 MAPS 9 MAPS 11 MAPS 11 MAPS 14 MAPS 14 MAPS 20 MAPS 21 MAPS 22 MAPS 22 MAPS 25 MAPS 25 CARR 5 CARR 11 CARR 11 CARR 12 CARR 13 CARR 14 CARR 17 DRIVB A21M1CRC CARR 11 Drive Assembly Front Cover PROC 18 PROC 18 CARR 11 CARR 12 CARR 14 CARR 1...

Page 656: ...T 17 START 18 START 25 START 26 START 28 FID9A A21M1CRC CARR 23 FID 9A Picker Assembly START 13 START 14 START 14 START 15 START 16 START 17 START 17 START 18 START 18 START 25 START 26 START 26 START 27 START 27 START 28 START 28 START 29 START 29 START 29 START 29 START 29 START 30 PROC 24 CARR 20 CARR 20 FID9B A21M1CRC CARR 25 FID 9B Drive Global Sensor Pair START 14 START 14 START 15 START 18 ...

Page 657: ...L in a HP UX System Environment PROC 76 TUTNT A21M1XAC APPENDA 15 TAPEUTIL in a Windows NT System Environment INNN A21M1XAC APPENDA 15 Interactive Mode APPENDA 15 LUNAHD A21M1XAC APPENDA 17 Base Mode LUNUHD A21M1XAC APPENDA 18 Library Mode APB A21M1XBC APPENDB 1 AppendB START 4 MODPICE A21M1XBC APPENDB 2 The IBM Magstar MP 3570 Tape Subsystem MAINSPE A21M1XBC APPENDB 4 Maintenance Starting Point S...

Page 658: ...els APPENDD 6 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 11 APPENDD 12 APPENDD 13 APPENDD 37 DRIVBE A21M1XDC APPENDD 10 Drive Assembly Front Cover APPENDD 10 APPENDD 11 APPENDD 13 APPENDD 13 APPENDD 34 APPENDD 34 APPENDD 36 APPENDD 36 DRIVCE A21M1XDC APPENDD 10 Drive Assembly Top Cover APPENDC 5 APPENDC 6 APPENDC 9 APPENDC 10 APPENDC 11 APPENDC 11 APPENDC 11 APPENDC 11 APPENDC 12 APPENDC 12 APPENDC 16 APPENDC ...

Page 659: ...d Actuator Assembly APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 21 APPENDB 21 APPENDB 21 APPENDB 21 APPENDC 24 APPENDD 30 APPENDD 32 FIDECE A21M1XDC APPENDD 28 FID EC Drive Servo Card and FID E9 Mother Board APPENDB 17 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 17 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 APPENDB ...

Page 660: ...19 APPENDB 24 APPENDB 24 APPENDD 38 FIDCBE A21M1XDC APPENDD 37 FID CB Internal SCSI Cable APPENDB 22 FIDDDE A21M1XDC APPENDD 38 FID DD Loader Sensors FIDDEE A21M1XDC APPENDD 38 FID DE RS 422 Cable Internal to Drive APPENDB 21 FID90E A21M1XDC APPENDD 39 FID 90 Library Operator Panel Display APPENDB 13 APPENDC 4 APPENDC 4 APPENDC 4 APPENDC 6 FID91E A21M1XDC APPENDD 39 FID 91 Library Operator Panel D...

Page 661: ...26 APPENDB 27 APPENDB 28 APPENDC 26 FIDA0E A21M1XDC APPENDD 53 FID A0 Magazine 2 Sensor APPENDB 15 APPENDB 25 APPENDC 25 FIDA1E A21M1XDC APPENDD 53 FID A1 Magazine 1 Sensor APPENDB 15 APPENDB 25 FIDA2E A21M1XDC APPENDD 53 FID A2 Library Interface Cable APPENDB 13 APPENDB 14 APPENDC 6 APPENDC 7 APPENDC 7 APPENDC 22 APPENDC 23 APPENDC 25 APPENDC 26 APPENDC 27 APPENDC 27 FIDA3E A21M1XDC APPENDD 54 FI...

Page 662: ...O 37 PROC 69 PROC 69 PROC 82 AS400 A21M1IXC i 1 AS 400 xi PROC 49 PROC 49 ASCIIH A21M1IXC i 1 ASCII to Hex MSG 9 MSG 19 MSG 25 MSG 31 MSG 33 PROC 30 ATTN A21M1IXC i 1 ATTN START 24 START 25 APPENDB 23 APPENDB 24 CABLE A21M1IXC i 1 cable PROC 81 PROC 81 CASS A21M1IXC i 1 cassette CODETB A21M1IXC i 1 Code table ASCII to hex MSG 9 MSG 19 MSG 25 MSG 31 MSG 33 PROC 30 CNLI A21M1IXC i 1 configuration LI...

Page 663: ...MSG 25 MSG 31 MSG 33 PROC 30 HP A21M1IXC i 1 HP UX PROC 56 ICON A21M1IXC i 1 icon INTRO 40 INSTALL A21M1IXC i 1 install PANEL 29 INST 1 INST 40 INST 65 INTRV A21M1IXC i 1 intervention required LANG A21M1IXC i 1 language LED A21M1IXC i 1 LED i INTRO 11 INTRO 39 INTRO 39 INTRO 39 INTRO 39 LIBRARY A21M1IXC i 1 library PROC 78 INDIC A21M1IXC i 1 indicators MAG A21M1IXC i 1 magazine INTRO 31 LIBRARY 2 ...

Page 664: ...PPENDD 6 APPENDD 7 APPENDD 8 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 10 APPENDD 11 APPENDD 11 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 28 APPENDD 28 APPENDD 29 APPENDD 30 APPENDD 32 APPENDD 33 APPENDD 34 APPENDD 35 APPENDD 36 APPENDD 36 APPENDD 37 APPENDD 38 APPENDD 38 APPENDD 39 APPENDD 39 APPENDD 39 APPENDD 40 APPENDD 41 APPENDD 42 APPENDD 43 APPENDD 43 APPENDD 45 APPENDD 46 APPENDD 47 APPENDD 51 APPENDD 53 APPENDD ...

Page 665: ...1 7 INST 11 ASSM0 A21M1ISC INST 22 1 INST 24 INST 38 ASST1 A21M1ISC INST 24 15 INST 22 ASST2 A21M1ISC INST 24 18 INST 23 INST 24 ASSM0N A21M1ISC INST 38 1 ASST1N A21M1ISC INST 38 3 INST 38 ASST2N A21M1ISC INST 38 6 INST 38 SCSI1 A21M1ISC INST 43 1 SCSI2 A21M1ISC INST 43 2 INST 43 SCSI3 A21M1ISC INST 43 3 INST 43 SCSI10 A21M1ISC INST 43 4 INST 43 SCSI13 A21M1ISC INST 43 8 INST 43 SCSI15 A21M1ISC IN...

Page 666: ...C PROC 22 5 PROC 22 IRCC7 A21M1PRC PROC 22 6 PROC 22 LCS7 A21M1PRC PROC 27 6 PROC 27 LCS9 A21M1PRC PROC 27 8 PROC 27 DSN4 A21M1PRC PROC 29 4 DSN5 A21M1PRC PROC 29 5 DSN6 A21M1PRC PROC 29 7 PROC 30 PDIGIT A21M1PRC PROC 30 9 PROC 30 PDIGIT2 A21M1PRC PROC 30 10 PROC 30 PDIGIT3 A21M1PRC PROC 30 13 PROC 30 DIFFMC A21M1PRC PROC 35 8 PROC 35 PROC 35 FNLSTP A21M1PRC PROC 44 10 PROC 44 AIX A21M1PRC PROC 50...

Page 667: ... A21M1XBC APPENDB 22 3 APPENDB 17 NT4E A21M1XBC APPENDB 22 4 APPENDB 18 APPENDB 19 APPENDB 19 NT5E A21M1XBC APPENDB 22 5 FIDEARE A21M1XDC APPENDD 15 3 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 APPENDD 15 FIDEAPE A21M1XDC APPENDD 16 4 APPENDD 16 APPENDD 16 FIDEAEE A21M1XDC APPENDD 16 6 APPENDD 16 FIDEAFE A21M1XDC APPENDD 16 7 APPENDD 16 EAFM1E A21M1XDC APPENDD 16 9 FIDEAUE A21M1XDC APPENDD 16 10 ...

Page 668: ...EDLIT A21M1MPC MAPS 11 Drive LED Problems 015 MAPS 9 Drive LED Problems 004 PWR01 A21M1MPC MAPS 13 Power Problems 001 ONEDR A21M1MPC MAPS 13 Power Problems 009 MAPS 14 Power Problems 017 STEPZZ A21M1MPC MAPS 14 Power Problems 012 TWODR A21M1MPC MAPS 14 Power Problems 016 MAPS 13 Power Problems 008 YESFAN A21M1MPC MAPS 15 Power Problems 021 MAPS 13 Power Problems 002 STDALN A21M1MPC MAPS 16 Power P...

Page 669: ...XCC APPENDC 11 Drive LED Problems EMEA Only 015 APPENDC 9 Drive LED Problems EMEA Only 004 PWR01E A21M1XCC APPENDC 13 Power Problems EMEA Only 001 ONEDRE A21M1XCC APPENDC 13 Power Problems EMEA Only 009 APPENDC 14 Power Problems EMEA Only 017 STEPZZE A21M1XCC APPENDC 14 Power Problems EMEA Only 012 TWODRE A21M1XCC APPENDC 14 Power Problems EMEA Only 016 APPENDC 13 Power Problems EMEA Only 008 YESF...

Page 670: ... 27 PROC 28 PROC 28 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 34 PROC 35 PROC 35 PROC 54 PROC 63 PROC 73 PROC 73 PROC 74 PROC 74 PROC 74 PROC 74 PROC 74 PROC 74 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 75 PROC 79 PROC 79 PROC 80 PROC 80 PROC 80 PROC 81 PROC 84 PROC 84 PROC 85 PROC 85 CARR 3 CARR 3 CARR 16 CARR 16 CARR 27 CARR 2...

Page 671: ...IBRARY 8 LIBRARY 23 LIBRARY 23 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 3 MSG 4 MSG 4 MSG 5 MSG 5 MSG 8 MSG 8 MSG 11 MSG 11 MSG 11 MSG 11 MSG 12 MSG 12 MSG 19 MSG 19 MSG 20 MSG 20 MSG 21 MSG 21 MSG 22 MSG 22 MSG 24 MSG 24 MSG 24 MSG 24 MSG 25 MSG 25 MSG 26 MSG 26 MSG 27 MSG 27 MSG 28 MSG 28 MSG 29 MSG 29 MSG 30 MSG 30 PANEL 10 PANEL 10 PANEL 18 PANEL 18 PANEL 42 PANEL 42 INSP 3 INSP 3 INST 2 ...

Page 672: ...ANEL 48 PANEL 48 PANEL 55 PANEL 55 PANEL 55 PANEL 55 PANEL 55 PANEL 55 PANEL 56 PANEL 56 PANEL 56 PANEL 56 INSP 3 INSP 3 INSP 3 INSP 3 INSP 13 INSP 16 INST 2 INST 2 INST 2 INST 2 INST 3 INST 3 INST 3 INST 3 INST 3 INST 3 INST 4 INST 4 INST 4 INST 4 INST 4 INST 4 INST 8 INST 8 INST 9 INST 9 INST 11 INST 11 INST 14 INST 25 INST 40 INST 40 INST 40 INST 40 INST 40 INST 40 INST 41 INST 41 INST 43 INST ...

Page 673: ...ENDD 17 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 18 APPENDD 22 APPENDD 23 APPENDD 23 APPENDD 23 APPENDD 23 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 26 APPENDD 27 APPENDD 27 APPENDD 38 APPENDD 38 APPENDD 41 APPENDD 41 APPENDD 43 APPENDD 43 APPENDD 44 APPENDD 44 PARTS 2 PARTS 4 PARTS 5 PARTS 5 PARTS 5 PARTS 5 PARTS 5 PARTS 5 PARTS 6 PARTS 6 PARTS 7 PARTS 7 PARTS 8 PARTS 8 PARTS 10 PARTS 10 PARTS 11 PARTS 11 PARTS 11 PARTS 11 PARTS ...

Page 674: ...lue 5 none DVCF value 6 none DVCF value 7 none DVCF value 8 none DVCF value 9 none Explode NO Figure list on new page YES Figure table number separation NO Folio by chapter NO Head 0 body text none Head 1 body text none Head 1 appendix text Appendix Hyphenation NO Justification NO Language ENGL Keyboard 395 Layout OFF Leader dots YES Master index none Partial TOC maximum level 4 Partial TOC new pa...

Page 675: ... A21M1SYC BRAZPROT Page INSP 17 A21M1ISC Page INST 67 A21M1PRC Page PROC 91 A21M1CRC Page CARR 35 A21M1XAC Page APPENDA 18 A21M1XBC Page APPENDB 28 A21M1XCC Page APPENDC 30 A21M1XDC Page PARTS 1 A21M1PTC Page PARTS 2 A21M101C COYOTE Page PARTS 5 A21M102C COYOTE Page PARTS 7 A21M104C COYOTE Page PARTS 9 A21M105C COYOTE Page PARTS 12 A21M106C COYOTE Page PARTS 16 A21M107C COYOTE Page PARTS 19 A21M10...

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