IBM TotalStorage 3494 Tape Library, Operator'S Manual

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Library is returned to Auto mode and Online state after an
enclosure door is opened and closed (see “Enable Inventory
Update” on page 328).
Perform inventory update (full)
Performs an immediate inventory update. This option is available
only if the 3494 Tape Library is in the Auto mode and Online state
(see “Perform Inventory Update (Full)” on page 328).
Perform inventory update (partial)
Performs an inventory on only the frames on which the doors have
been opened and possibly the frames to either side of the door that
was opened. This option is available only if the 3494 Tape Library
is in the Auto mode and Online state (see “Perform Inventory
Update (Partial)” on page 329).
Stand-alone device...
Allows you to select the following options:
Setup stand-alone device
Sets up special stand-alone 3494 Tape Library functions (see
“Stand-Alone Device” on page 330).
Reset stand-alone device
Resets stand-alone devices (see “Reset Stand-Alone Device” on
page 335).
Stand-alone device status
Provides status for stand-alone devices (see “Stand-Alone Device
Status” on page 336).
Insert Unlabeled Cartridges...
Opens the Insert Unlabeled Cartridges window, which allows you to insert
unlabeled cartridges into the 3494 Tape Library (see “Insert Unlabeled
Cartridges” on page 336).
LAN options
Allows you to select the following:
Add LAN host
See “Add LAN Host to Library” on page 339.
Delete LAN host
See “Delete LAN Host from Library” on page 344.
Update LAN host information
See “Update LAN Host Information” on page 346.
LM LAN information
See “Library LAN Information” on page 352.
Operator intervention...
Displays the intervention-required conditions. You can specify the items
where action was taken (see “Operator Intervention” on page 353).
Change system administrator password
Opens a window that allows you to change the system administrator’s
password (see “Change System Administrator Password” on page 355).
Service access
Allows you to select the following:
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