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1.7.8 Attachment of label plate

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1.8 Removal of shipment Stabilizer

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Chapter2 Setup

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2.1 Connection of a Interface Cable

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2.1.1 Connection of SAS Cable

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2.1.2 Connection of FC Cable

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2.2 Connection of AC Power Cable

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2.3 Power-On and self test

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2.4 Setting Drive configuration

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2.5 Setting Library and Drive configuration

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2.6 Diagnostic Test

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2.7 Operation Checks after Installation

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Chapter3 Power-On and Power-Off

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3.1 Power-On and Power-On Sequence

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3.2 Starting the System

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3.3 Shutting Down the System

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3.4 Power-Off and Power-Off Sequence

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Chapter4 Operator Panel

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4.1 Panel Indications

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4.1.1 Menu Screen

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4.1.2 Status Display screen

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4.1.2.1 Library State

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4.1.2.2 Drive State

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4.1.3 Asynchronization message screen

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4.2 Menu Tree

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4.3 Login

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4.3.1 Service Login

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4.4 Top Menu

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4.4.1 Commands

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4.4.2 Configuration

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4.4.2.1 Library Settings

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4.4.2.2 Network Settings

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4.4.2.3 Drive Settings

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4.4.2.4 OP Panel Settings

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4.4.2.5 Date / Time

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4.4.2.6 Set Default

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4.4.3 Current Information

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4.4.3.1 Setting Information

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4.4.3.2 Slot Information

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4.4.4 Service

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4.4.4.1 View Error Status

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4.4.4.2 Diagnostics

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4.4.4.3 Statistics

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4.4.4.4 Telnet Service Port

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4.4.4.5 View Revision

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4.4.4.6 Drive Replacement

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4.4.4.7 Advanced Service

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4.4.4.8 Library Log

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4.4.5 Logout

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4.5 Configuring the Library

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4.5.1 Viewing Configuration data of the library

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4.5.2 Change password

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4.5.3 Setting of Drive

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4.5.3.1 Setting of Serial Attached SCSI

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4.5.3.2 Setting of Fibre Channel

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4.5.3.3 Setting robot control path

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4.5.3.4 Power Save Mode

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4.5.4 Switching between ONLINE and OFFLINE

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4.5.5 Setting of I/O Station

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Summary of Contents for T30A

Page 1: ...fely and correctly and to avoid a personal injury and or a damage to the customer s properties Thoroughly read this manual to fully understand handling of the unit Keep this User s Guide with the unit to see whenever it is necessary Make sure to provide this User s Guide along with the unit to a third party 856 129409 460 A ...

Page 2: ...cts carrying the mark left must be disposed of separately from normal household waste This includes tape library or electrical components such as tape drive AC power supply When you dispose of such products please follow the guidance of your local authority or ask the shop where you purchased the product or if applicable follow applicable legislation or agreement you may have The mark on electrica...

Page 3: ... a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense ICES acceptance statement Industry Canada Class A Emission Compliance Statement Avis de conformité à la réglementation d Industrie Canada CAN ICES 3 A NMB 3 A Other Under the EN ISO 7779 standard the maximum noise level is 70 decibels RoHS Compliance Th...

Page 4: ...ide or warning labels WARNING or CAUTION is used to indicate a degree of danger These terms are defined as follows Indicates the presence of a hazard that may result in death or serious personal injury if the instruction is ignored Indicates the presence of a hazard that may cause minor personal injury including burns or property damage if the instruction is ignored Precautions and notices against...

Page 5: ...disassemble repair or modify the server Otherwise an electric shock or a fire may be caused Do not touch the server components with wet hand Otherwise an electric shock may be caused Do not touch any other component than specified Otherwise an electric shock or burn may be caused Keep water or liquid away from the server Otherwise an electric shock or a fire may be caused Do not place the server n...

Page 6: ... to the rack installation environment Failure to follow these instructions may cause some bad influences to be imposed on the product and other systems installed on the rack and also a fire or personal injury due to falling of the rack may occur For the detailed explanation on the place where the server should be installed and the earthquake resistant construction for the rack refer to the manual ...

Page 7: ...ncentrated on a specific point Install stabilizers on the rack or connect more than one rack with each other to distribute the load to avoid the weight is concentrated on one spot Failure to follow this instruction may cause the rack to fall to result in personal injury Do not install components on the product only by a single person More than one person is required to install parts including the ...

Page 8: ...compatible with the maximum ambient temperature Tma specified by the manufacturer Reduced Air Flow Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised Reliable Earthing Reliable earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than d...

Page 9: ... install the product where you need an extension cord Use of a cord that does not meet the power specifications of the product may heat up the cord and cause a fire Do not connect the power cord to an outlet that has an illegal number of connections The electric current exceeding the rated flow overheats the outlet which may cause a fire Insert the power plug into the outlet as far as it goes Heat...

Page 10: ...h the cord harness Do not pinch the power cord Do not bend the power cord Keep chemicals away from the power cord Do not twist the power cord Do not place any object on the power cord Do not step on the power cord Do not alter modify or repair the power cord Do not bundle the power cords Do not secure the power cord with staples or equivalents Do not use any damaged power cord Replace a damaged po...

Page 11: ...e a humid place such as near a boiler a place exposed to direct sunlight an unstable place Do not install the parts other than specified Do not install third party products or options on the device Operation is no longer successful and may cause fire or malfunction Do not block the intake and exhaust holes Do not block air intake holes at the front or back of the product Internal temperature rises...

Page 12: ...ch causes no injury if human is exposed to it Prevent damage from electrostatic discharge Components in the device is sensitive to static electricity Even a slight discharge could damage the electrical components in the device Even if a component receives damage an error may not occur immediately but the state is aggravated and is causing a intermittent problem gradually Before touching the produc...

Page 13: ...nsation is formed on a dusty plug which may cause a fire Avoid installation in extreme temperature conditions Immediately after the device is powered off its internal components are very hot Please work after confirming the product was cooled enough Make sure to complete installation Install power cords and interface cables surely Improper installation of the cords and cables may cause a contact f...

Page 14: ...echanism to automatically open If you are peeping into the device during magazine operations it may be injured part of the magazine hit the face Do not put the finger in the opening of the magazine while operating the I O station The I O station dashes out to a device front side after pressing the enter button Please there must not be danger from which the hand is placed between the moving part an...

Page 15: ... unreadable contact your local maintenance service company Warning Label Meaning Location T30A T60A Do not disassemble Only the maintenance Personnelcan disassemble the unit Heavy load To avoid personal injury at least three persons must carry the unit Do not put the thing on Do not put the thing on the device Do not put on length Do not put the device on length Location Top plate of the unit T60A...

Page 16: ...ng signs are used in this manual Kind of display Kind Content It explains the content for which attention is especially necessary in operating It explains information on the limitations in the operation It explains amplification of the text ...

Page 17: ...3 2 2 LCD 4 1 3 2 3 Button 4 1 3 3 Magazine operation panel 5 1 3 3 1 Magazine Status LED 5 1 3 3 2 Button 5 1 3 3 3 Ethernet connector for maintenance 6 1 3 4 Magazine 7 1 3 4 1 Slot number 7 1 3 4 2 Active Slot 8 1 3 4 3 I O station 8 1 3 4 4 Escape slot 8 1 3 4 5 Cleaning Slot 8 1 3 4 6 Inactive slot 8 1 3 5 Rear View 9 1 3 6 Drive Sled Ingicator 10 1 3 7 Power Module LED 11 1 4 Encryption 12 1...

Page 18: ...ssage screen 39 4 2 Menu Tree 40 4 3 Login 44 4 3 1 Service Login 45 4 4 Top Menu 46 4 4 1 Commands 47 4 4 2 Configuration 48 4 4 2 1 Library Settings 49 4 4 2 2 Network Settings 50 4 4 2 3 Drive Settings 51 4 4 2 4 OP Panel Settings 52 4 4 2 5 Date Time 52 4 4 2 6 Set Default 52 4 4 3 Current Information 53 4 4 3 1 Setting Information 53 4 4 3 2 Slot Information 53 4 4 4 Service 54 4 4 4 1 View E...

Page 19: ...u Manage Library 93 5 6 4 1 Move Cartridge window Move Cartridge 93 5 6 4 2 Unload Drive window Unload Drive 95 5 6 4 3 Clean Drive window Clean Drive 96 5 6 4 4 Library State OFFLINE ONLINE switching window Library State 97 5 6 5 Library setting Configure Library 98 5 6 5 1 Account setting User Access 98 5 6 5 2 Physical View Physical 101 5 6 5 3 Library setup window Logical 102 5 6 5 4 Network s...

Page 20: ...dium 140 6 3 2 1 When to import the encryption key 141 6 3 2 2 To import the encryption key 141 6 3 2 3 To export an encryption key 143 6 3 3 Disabling the Encryption Management Function for the Library 144 6 3 4 Changing the Master Key 145 6 3 5 Backing Up and Restoring the KEY Database 145 6 3 5 1 Backing up the KEY database 146 6 3 5 2 Restoring the KEY database 146 6 3 6 Clearing encryption in...

Page 21: ...Module 173 10 6 Replacing the Power Supply Module 174 10 7 Replacing the Operator Panel PKG 175 10 8 Replacing the Escape Slot 177 10 9 Replacing the Front Magazine and Rear Magazine 177 10 10 Replacing the Air Filter 178 10 11 Replacing the Drive fan 181 10 12 Replacing the Internal FC cable 184 10 13 Replacing the Front bezel L 185 10 14 Replacing the Front bezel R 186 Chapter11 Self Diagnosis F...

Page 22: ...n Magazine is Opened 35 Figure 4 6 Magazine Icon I O Station is set 35 Figure 4 7 Magazine Icon I O Station is opened 36 Figure 4 8 Magazine Icon Slot Image 36 Figure 4 9 Root screen of Top Menu 46 Figure 4 10 Move Cartidge 69 Figure 4 11 Select source Screen 69 Figure 4 12 Select Destination Screen 70 Figure 4 13 Select Execute 70 Figure 4 14 Move Cartridge 71 Figure 4 15 Select source screen 71 ...

Page 23: ...132 Figure 6 7 Export of Master key 133 Figure 6 8 Encryption Detail 134 Figure 6 9 Encryption Detail 138 Figure 6 10 Encryption Setting 139 Figure 6 11 manual inputting of the encryption key 141 Figure 6 12 file inputting of the encryption key 142 Figure 6 13 Export of the encryption key 143 Figure 6 14 Disabling the Encryption Management Function 144 Figure 6 15 Changing Master Key 145 Figure 6 ...

Page 24: ...0 Table 4 15 IPv4 Setting Submenu 50 Table 4 16 IPv6 Setting Submenu 50 Table 4 17 Drive Settings Submenu 51 Table 4 18 port setting submenu 51 Table 4 19 OP Panel Settings Submenu 52 Table 4 20 Date Time Submenu 52 Table 4 21 Current Information submenu 53 Table 4 22 Information to be displayed on Setting Information menu 53 Table 4 23 Information to be displayed on Slot Information menu 53 Table...

Page 25: ...S A HP is registered trademarks of Hewlett Packard Company of the U S A in the United States Windows is registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries Java and other Java based names and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation Inc in the United States and other countries This manual describes neither nor clearly 2 No part of this...

Page 26: ...ability for the accompanying damages e g profit loss or business interruption arising from the use or unserviceable state 5 NEC assumes no liability for the damages caused by ignoring the description in this manual 6 NEC assumes no liability for the damages arising from the malfunction of the unit caused by the use of an unauthorized devices and or software Use Limitation 1 This product is not int...

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Page 28: ...ct to sudden changes in temperature The product is made up of precision electronic components Avoid applying shock to the product and do not store or use the product in a place subject to vibration Do not store or use the product in a place where it might come into contact with chemical substances or vaporized chemicals Do not move or transport the product with its power on Do not store or use the...

Page 29: ...w to mount the library in the rack see 1 7Installing the Rack Mounting Kit 1 3 1 Front View Figure 1 1 Front of the Library Above T30A Below T60A 1 Magazine operation panel When the front panel is removed the Ethernet connector for maintenance is found inside 2 Magazine T30A has one magazine and T60A has two magazines upper and lower 3 Operator panel 1 2 3 ...

Page 30: ...is opend Library is offline state Drive cleaning indicator Lighting The drive is requesting cleaning Blinking The drive is being cleaned Cartridge error indicator Lighting This Orange LED is on when the cartridge error has been detected When SCD 6 7 J is reported in cartridge Load to Drive When Cleaning cartridge is used 50 times or more Turning off method Magazine opening and shutting Attention A...

Page 31: ...automatically turned off if the specified time elapses without any operation being performed 1 3 2 3 Button Table 1 2 Button on OperatorPanel Direction button It is used for the selection of the operation menu and the cursor position movement Enter button Use this button to select the item currently indicated by the cursor Also use this button to determine the selected menu or value Cancel button ...

Page 32: ... the LED is green 1 3 3 2 Button Table 1 4 Button on Magazine Operation panel Magazine unlock button indicator Magazine unlock request button This Green LED is on when the button is enabled I O Station unlock button indicator I O station unlock request button This Green LED is on when the button is enabled After the unlock button is pressed the I O station is unlocked by the enter button pressing ...

Page 33: ...d for logging in to the remote management interface as a user with maintenance personnel authority The IP address of the maintenance port is 192 0 2 1 In the Ethernet connector for maintenance a remote administration interface can be used like the Ethernet connector on the back of equipment For information about how to remove the front bezel of the magazine operation panel see 10 13Replacing the F...

Page 34: ...scape slot module is provided for temporarily storing tape cartridges 1 3 4 1 Slot number The slot numbers range from 1 to 30 for T30A and from 1 to 60 for T60A In each column the slot in the back has the smaller slot number When a column contains one tape cartridge that tape cartridge is housed in the front slot and an odd number is assigned to this slot When another tape cartridge is inserted in...

Page 35: ...ve is mounted an escape slot module is provided at the location where an additional drive is usually mounted and this module is used as the escape slot When two or more drives are mounted the drive slot is used as the escape slot 1 3 4 5 Cleaning Slot This slot contains a cleaning cartridge for auto cleaning Since auto cleaning is not available this slot is normally not used If you enable auto cle...

Page 36: ...ive Sled indicator refer to 1 3 6 5 SAS access port or FC access port SAS Drive Two connectors are mounted on the device back and forth front port A back port B not use FC Drive Two connectors are mounted on the vertical direction of the device upper port A lower port B not use 6 Ethernet access port 7 Fastening screw for transportation 8 Interface cable fastener to be used for fastening the inter...

Page 37: ...pply On Power is supplied Off Power is not supplied LED indicates the communication status to the library On Recognized from the library Blinking Data transfer Off Not recognized from the library LED indicating the status of the cartridge On Cartridge exist Off No cartridge LED indicating the connection status with host On Connected to the host Blinking Data transfer or initializing state Off Port...

Page 38: ... that shows the following is mounted on the back side of the power source module AC When the AC voltage is supplied it lights DC When the DC voltage is supplied it lights Alarm When abnormality occurs by the power source module it lights ...

Page 39: ...ed by default It is enabled when a license key is input from the remote management interface When enabled the encryption function behaves as follows Setting the encryption function requires administrator authority The library has a database that can hold encryption keys for 2000 cartridges If an attempt is made to store encryption keys for more than 2000 cartridges in the database the stored data ...

Page 40: ...e For details contact the relevant local authority Data stored in a tape cartridge It is your responsibility to properly erase the data stored in a used tape cartridge so that confidential data e g business information or accounting data is not leaked to a third party To avoid data leakage it is strongly recommended to erase the data completely using your backup software For information about how ...

Page 41: ... places 2 The exterior box has two fasteners called joints one on each side Pull the tab at the right end of the joint toward you and remove the joint 3 Hold the corners of the exterior box and pull up the box slowly Take out the accessory container which contains the AC power cable and other accessories ...

Page 42: ... 15 4 Remove the cushioning material to take out the library 5 Open the plastic bag and remove the library ...

Page 43: ...n below Figure 1 7 Components of Rack mount kit parts Table 1 6 component list of rack mount kit parts Item No Name Qty 1 Rack mount rail L 1 2 Rack mount rail R 1 3 Rack mount bracket L 1 4 Rack mount bracket R 1 5 Rack earL 1 6 Rack earR 1 7 Screws M3 8 8 Screws M5 2 9 Flat head screws M6 8 T30A T30A T60A T60A ...

Page 44: ...ersal pitch 2 There must be air vents in the front and rear to enable adequate cooling of the device 3 The rack must have bars at the front and rear for attaching the device as illustrated below Illustration of front and rear bars Figure 1 8 Illustration of Rack Bars Caution The rack mount kit cannot be installed if the holes in the rack bars are not at least 6 5 mm in diameter 12 7mm 15 875mm 15 ...

Page 45: ...nal Dimension Requirements for rack Site Description Requirement A Distance from front device mounting bracket to inner side of front door 25mm or above B Gap between front and rear device mounting brackets 680 to 1050mm C Distance from rear of device to inner side of rear door 30mm or above Rear door Mounting brackets Front door Enlarged view of X area ...

Page 46: ...n Attach four flat head screws M6 each to the front and back of the rack to attach the rack mount rails Figure 1 10 Rack mount rail attachment position Library bottom front of rack ２Ｕ Library bottom Rack mount rail back of rack Rack mount rail ２Ｕ ...

Page 47: ...1 Use four flat head screws M6 to attach the rack mount rail L to the front and rear of the rack 2 Use four flat head screws M6 to attach the rack mount rail R to the front and rear of the rack Figure 1 11 attachment of rack mount rails Rack mount rail L Rack mount rail R front of rack Flat head screws Flat head screws ...

Page 48: ...h the rack mount bracket R to the right of the library 2 Use four screws M3 to attach the rack mount bracket L to the left of the library Figure 1 12 attachment of rack mount bracket R left T30A right T60A Figure 1 13 attachment of rack mount bracket L left T30A right T60A Rack mount bracket R screws M3 screws M3 screws M3 screws M3 Rack mount bracket L ...

Page 49: ...ansport and install of the rack by two people or more The rack falls and it causes the injury and the damage of surroundings Especially the rack 44U etc with height is not fixed to the delicate state by the stabilizer etc Transport and set it up while supporting the rack by two people or more Figure 1 14 Mounting of library onto rack T30A T60A ...

Page 50: ... 23 Use two screws M5 to attach the left and right of the Library s front side Figure 1 15 attachment of rack ears T30A T60A ...

Page 51: ... 24 1 7 7 Attachment of Rack ear Attach the left and right rack ears to the left and right of the Library s front side Figure 1 16 Fastening of Library s front side T30A T60A ...

Page 52: ... 25 1 7 8 Attachment of label plate Attach the label plate with repetition belt to the left of library s back side Figure 1 17 attachment of label plate ...

Page 53: ...efore using the Library be sure to unfasten this screw Make sure that the shipment stabilizer screw has been unfastened If the power is turned on while the screw is still fastened operation faults may occur If the error message CHK CODE 0009 is displayed turn off the power and unfasten this shipment stabilizer screw before turning the power back on ...

Page 54: ... drives and the T30A library can house up to two drives 2 1 1 Connection of SAS Cable Connect each SAS drive of the library to a server by using an SAS cable The product has an SAS connector on the back Be sure to connect the SAS cable to Port A of each drive Make sure that the cable is plugged all the way in The product will not work if the cable is connected to Port B After connecting the cable ...

Page 55: ...e protection caps The product will not work if the cable is connected to Port B Connector on the upper side of the drive shown on the right is the connector with the caps removed For information about how to connect a server or switch see the manual accompanying the server or switch After connecting the cable make sure it is connected securely The FC cable s connector includes a locking mechanism ...

Page 56: ...he media changer path of the robot Topology Point to Point loop Loop ID 0 to 125 Link Speed Auto 1Gbps 2Gbps 4Gbps 8Gbps Power Save Mode The setting of drive power save mode When a wrong topology Loop ID and Link Speed are set the entire system might be negatively affected Please set it to the loop when connecting directly with HBA Please set it to Point to Point when you pass the FC switch 2 5 Se...

Page 57: ...o unnecessary items such as components connectors or tools left in the library 3 Check that the magazines are mounted 4 It is confirmed whether the time displayed in the library is correct If time shifts a set change is done Please refer to 4 4 2 5 or 5 6 5 5 After checking the library perform a connection check from the server If you can recognize the library from the server perform an online che...

Page 58: ...cted to the server or workstation to shut down the system When shutting down the system use your backup application or check for messages on the LCD to make sure that no cartridges have been loaded into the cartridge drive If the system is shut down while a cartridge is loaded in the cartridge drive the next time the system is started errors may occur when reading or writing data stored in the car...

Page 59: ...y screen is for real time display of the internal state of library unit The Asynchronization message screen display the message to draw attention to the operator Described below is detailed explanation of Menu screen Status Display screen and Asynchronization message screen 4 1 1 Menu Screen Menu screen appears when a user attempts to operate the library unit or configure it The following items ar...

Page 60: ...reen has the Library State that displays a status of library and Drive State that displays a status of drive Each screen can be switched by pressing buttons other than Enter 4 1 2 1 Library State In this example library state that installed four half Height drives is displayed Figure 4 2 Component of Operator Panel Library State is composed of the following 1 Library status display The following t...

Page 61: ...m drive EXCHANGE SLOTFULL A cartridge is stored in the exchange slot CARTRIDGE WRONG INSERTION A cartridge has been incorrectly inserted in the drive ENDURANCE COUNT OVER The number of Accessor mechanism operations has reached the expected life endurance value OFFLINE Library Offline Not Ready CLEANING During drive cleaning This status message is displayed in doing Clean Drive REPLACE CLEANING MED...

Page 62: ...Figure 4 5 Magazine Icon Magazine is Opened When I O Station is set it is displayed as follows Figure 4 6 Magazine Icon I O Station is set When the I O Station is Opened the display changes as shown below mark is displayed Cartridge existence information other than I O Station are maintained I O Station Disable I O Station Enable Upper Magazine Lower Magazine rear front 18slot Magazine 12slot Maga...

Page 63: ... tape is inserted into the tape drive Indicates that the cartridge tape was ejected from the tape drive Indicates that the tape drive detected error Indicates that the tape drive initializes 5 Library mode Icon Indicates current Library mode setting random sequential auto system of the library unit 6 Prevent Icon Indicates the prevent status of the library unit When this icon is displayed it is sh...

Page 64: ...tes that the tape drive is initialing Empty Indicates that no cartridge tape is inserted into the tape drive Ejected Indicates that the cartridge tape was ejected from the tape drive Loading Indicates that the tape drive is loading a cartridge tape Unloading Indicates that the cartridge tape is unloading from the tape drive Rewinding Indicates that the tape drive is rewinding a cartridge tape Clea...

Page 65: ... icon is displayed it is shown that it is a state of Prevent 5 Fan Error Icon Indicates the fan error status of drive 6 Encryption mode Icon Indicates whether an encryption setup of a drive is effective 7 Compressed mode Icon Indicates whether the data compression setup of a drive is effective 8 Drive Error Icon Indicates the error code when drive error occurs See B 3 ...

Page 66: ...the Magazine lock release from the main management task Message off End of lock release Magazine is unlocked T30A Unlocked of Magazine Indication End of lock release Message off Opening the Magazine or in 60 seconds without opening the magazine Upper Magazine is unlocked T60A Unlocked of Upper Magazine Indication End of lock release Message off Opening the Magazine or in 60 seconds without opening...

Page 67: ...able 4 6 Menu tree of commands Top Menu Submenu Commands Move Cartridge Unload Clean Drive Shipping Move Reboot Drive Reboot Library Library State Online Offline Drive State Selecting of drive Online Offline Warning Clear ...

Page 68: ... Half Protocol Stack IPv4 IPv6 IPv4 Settings DHCP IPv4 Enable Disable IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway Apply IPv6 Settings Stateless DHCP Enable Disable DHCP IPv6 Enable Disable IP Address Prefix Length Gateway Apply Apply Drive Settings Selection of drive Port A Drive Path Enable Disable Link Speed SAS 3Gbps 6Gbps Topology Loop Point to Point Set Loop ID Link Speed FC Auto Negotiation 8Gbps 4Gbps 2...

Page 69: ...rrent Information Setting Information Library Setting Network Settings Drive Settings OP Panel Settings Slot Information T30A View Magazine View Drive View Escape Slot View Accessor T60A View Upper Magazine View Lower Magazine View Drive View Escape Slot View Accessor ...

Page 70: ...nly service login Enable Disable View Revision Drive Replacement only service login Advanced Services only service login Mechanism Test Demo Slot Drv Slot Demo Slot Slot MSBF Test X Move Test Y Move Test Pick Put Test Pick Put Move Test Vibration Test MAG Endurance Test I O Endurance Test LCD LED Test Phy Test Normal Operation Test Mode 1 Test Mode 2 Test Mode 3 Test Mode 4 Library Log Advanced Se...

Page 71: ...t user password is set as 0000 4 If the password entered does not match the one stored in the library unit the following message is displayed If this message is displayed repeat steps from 3 Retry for password entry is not limited 5 When the correct password is entered the TopMenu is displayed and the library unit becomes ready to operate For menu screen see 4 1 1Menu Screen When the Auto Login se...

Page 72: ... can be done when inputting once after it returns to the screen of three 2355 Service Login in Login Mode Disable Push the right and left button of an operator panel for 10 seconds It changes to a login screen compulsorily At the time of service login the S icon which shows service login is displayed on the upper left ...

Page 73: ... 46 4 4 Top Menu After Log in the following screen is displayed Figure 4 9 Root screen of Top Menu ...

Page 74: ...d See Section 4 8 1 for details Shipping Move To carry the library moves the robot to the carriage position Note Take all the cartridges out from the magazine before running this command Before carrying the library always run this command After executing this command be sure to fasten the Accessor using the stabilizer screw Reboot Drive This reboots the drive See Section4 10 for details Reboot Lib...

Page 75: ... This submenu can be used to enter various network related settings Drive Settings This submenu can be used to enter various drive settings OP Panel Settings This submenu can be used to enter various settings on the operation panel Date Time This submenu can be used to set date and time Set Default This submenu can be used to reset Library settings to their factory presets Do not use this submenu ...

Page 76: ...ld be set when using backup software Sequential Mode Loop Mode Operation does not stop after the cartridge has been unloaded by the host from the last slot Instead the first slot s cartridge is loaded and then operation continues Auto Load Mode When the magazine is set to the Library the cartridge is automatically mounted in the drive Cleaning Notice This submenu can be used to setup the SNMP abou...

Page 77: ...1 1 This sets the IP address for access via a network Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 This enables the Autoloader to be accessed from a subnet Gateway 192 168 1 254 This indicates a gateway connection between subnets Apply The above mentioned setting is applied Table 4 16 IPv6 Setting Submenu Submenu item Default Description Stateless DHCP Disable This submenu can be used to configure the stateless DHCP...

Page 78: ...ve mentioned setting is applied Table 4 18 port setting submenu Submenu item Default Description Drive path Port A Enbale Setting of port A Enable Disable Link Speed SAS model 3Gbps Link Speed Specify the drive max Link Speed 3Gbps 6Gbps are selectable Topology It is non display in the SAS model Point to point Specify the topology type Set Loop ID It is non display in the SAS model 000 Specify the...

Page 79: ...set login mode Auto Logout Enable This submenu can be used to set auto logout Enable Sets Auto Logout time Change Password 0000 This submenu can be used to change the login password 4 4 2 5 Date Time Table 4 20 Date Time Submenu Submenu item Default Description Set Date 2000 00 00 This submenu can be used to set the date Set Time 00 00 00 This submenu can be used to set the time Time Zone 0 00 Thi...

Page 80: ...k DHCP IPv4 IP Address IPv4 subnet mask IPv4 gateway IPv4 stateless DHCP DHCP IPv6 IP address IPv6 Prifix Length Gateway IPv6 Drive Settings Port A Port B Media Changer Power Save Mode OP Panel Settings Auto Backlight Login Mode Auto Logout Date Time Settings Date time UTC 4 4 3 2 Slot Information This menu can be used this menu to view the information of the cartridge stored in the library Table ...

Page 81: ...og This checks the library log 4 4 4 1 View Error Status Table 4 25 Information to be displayed on View Error Status Submenu item Description View Library Error This checks the errors in Library View Drive Error This checks the errors in the drive 4 4 4 2 Diagnostics Table 4 26 Diagnostics Submenu item Description Library Verify This diagnoses Library Drive Diagnostics This diagnoses the drive in ...

Page 82: ...ion in the Error 4 4 4 4 Telnet Service Port This menu is used to enable and disable the TELNET port 4 4 4 5 View Revision This menu is used to check the firmware revision of the library and the installed drive This menu is used to check the firmware revision information of Library Table 4 28 Information to be displayed on View Revision Submenu item Description Library vendor ID product ID Serial ...

Page 83: ...t Demo Slot Slot MSBF Test X Move Test Y Move Test Pick Put Test Pick Put Move Test Vibration Test LCD LED test LCD LED test can be executed Do not use it usually Phy test Ethernet phy test can be executed Do not use it usually 4 4 4 8 Library Log This menu is used to check the Library Log Table 4 30 Information to be displayed on View Revision Submenu item Description Library Log Error Log Cleani...

Page 84: ...nfiguration information of the library is displayed To view the firmware version of the library select View Revision from service of Top menu 4 5 2 Change password The following describes how to change the password used during login 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Select Configuration 3 Select OP Panel Settings from Configuration 4 Select Change Password from Configuration 5 The followin...

Page 85: ... 58 Once the above message is displayed the new password is valid If the entered passwords do not match the following message will appear If the above message is displayed start again from step 4 ...

Page 86: ...es how to set SAS Serial Attached SCSI interface configuration for tape drive installed in the unit In case of SAS drive set drive path and robot control path Refer to 4 5 3 3 Setting robot control path in the setting of the robot control path 1 The following screen will appear after selecting SAS drive 1 Setting of drive path 1 Select either of Enable Disable 2 Selecting Apply the port of the dri...

Page 87: ... Selecting Apply the port of the drive is reset and the setting is applied 3 Setting of Loop ID 1 Select Set Loop ID 2 Input three digit number for Loop ID 3 Selecting Apply the port of the drive is reset and the setting is applied The valid value for Loop ID is in the range between 000 and 125 4 Setting of Link Speed 3 Specify the link speed from Auto Negotiation 8Gbps 4Gbps 2Gbps or 1Gbps 4 Sele...

Page 88: ...ol path 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Select Configuration 3 Select Drive Settings from Configuration 4 Select the drive that sets the robot control passing 5 Select Enable under Media Changer Path 6 Selecting Apply the port of the drive is reset and the setting is applied ...

Page 89: ...s indicated Setting is applied by Yes 4 5 4 Switching between ONLINE and OFFLINE The Library usually starts in online mode When operating the Library by itself switch to offline mode The following describes how to switch from online to offline mode 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Select Commands 3 Select Offline under Library State from Commands 4 Select Offline and Yes to switch library...

Page 90: ...lot You can change the number of slots logically in the library unit Described below is setting procedure 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Select Configuration 3 Select Library Setting from Configuration 4 Select Active Slots from Library Settings 5 The following screen will appear 6 Input number of Active slots Select Yes to set change number of Active slots 7 Selecting Apply the port of...

Page 91: ...n See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Put Magazine Unlock button refer to 1 3 3 2Button 3 The message of Magazine is unlocked is displayed in Library state on LCD screen and magazine is unlocked Next draw out the magazine 4 Draw out the magazine slowly until there is a locked feeling Please do not draw out the magazine strongly 5 Draw out the magazine with pressing the lever under the left of the ma...

Page 92: ...ture with drawing out the front magazine 6 A rear magazine is drawn out according to the procedure3 4 similar to the procedure for drawing out the front magazine Refer to follwing picture about the location of release lever of fall prevention lock Please do not draw out the magazine strongly release lever of fall prevention lock ...

Page 93: ...ore inserting For description of magazine slot numbers see 1 3 4 1Slot number Insert the cartridges correctly If a cartridge is inserted in the wrong direction or it is not fully inserted into the slot the Library may not start an error message may be displayed and the Accessor or cartridge may be damaged 4 6 1 3 Removal of cartridges from magazine To remove a cartridge slide the locking mechanism...

Page 94: ...teed Moreover please note that it causes the breakdown of the transportation device accessor and the magazine when the tape cartridge is taken out while operating The steps for removing the magazine from the Library are described below 1 Insert a pointed object such as a small Philips screwdriver into the round hole shown below 2 Keep the object inserted while pulling out the magazine The point to...

Page 95: ... See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Push Magazine I O station Unlock button refer to 1 3 3 2Button 3 The message of Push Enter Key is displayed in Library state on LCD screen 4 Push Enter button and I O station is opened 5 Refer to the photo below before inserting 6 Close I O station 7 Inventory automatically starts The I O Station lock release is not done when set from the host to the state of Med...

Page 96: ... In this example the cartridge in slot 1 will be loaded into the drive 1 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Select Commands 3 Select Move Cartridge from Commands 4 The screen to specify the Source and Destination is displayed Figure 4 10 Move Cartidge 5 Select slotxx under Source and the slot where the cartridge is stored is displayed In this example select slot01 Figure 4 11 Select source ...

Page 97: ...stination and the slot where the no cartridge is stored is displayed In this example slect Drive1 Figure 4 12 Select Destination Screen 7 Select Execute the cartridge is moved and inserted into the drive Figure 4 13 Select Execute ...

Page 98: ...ffline See Section 4 5 4Switching between ONLINE and OFFLINE for details Select Unload from Commands to eject a cartridge from the drive If you select Unload you are prompted to select the drive to unload Specify the relevant drive and execute the command When Unload is executed the cartridge moves to the drive bay 3 Select Move Cartridge from Commands 4 The screen to specify the Source and Destin...

Page 99: ...ion and the slot where the no cartridge is stored is displayed In this example slect Slot01 Figure 4 16 Select Destination screen 7 Select Execute the cartridge is ejected from the drive and moved to the slot Figure 4 17 Select Execute ...

Page 100: ... clean Move Cartridge Clean drive should be performed only when there are no backup software jobs being executed 1 Check that the cleaning cartridge is appropriate to the target drive and its use count limitation has not been reached 2 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 3 Remove the magazine and set the cleaning cartridge into the slot 4 Select Clean Drive from Commands 5 Select the target driv...

Page 101: ... of the Library When errors have occurred in the Accessor and or drive The following describes the steps for rebooting the library 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Make sure that all jobs have been completed If the library is in online state set it to offline See Section 4 5 4Switching between ONLINE and OFFLINE for details 3 Select Reboot Library from Commands 4 The confirming message wi...

Page 102: ...ered a reboot of the Library When errors have occurred in the Accessor and or drive The following describes the steps for rebooting the library 1 Login See Section 4 3Login for detail 2 Make sure that all jobs have been completed If the library is in online state set it to offline See Section 4 5 4Switching between ONLINE and OFFLINE for details 3 Select Reboot Drive from Commands 4 The confirming...

Page 103: ...r 8 Internet Explorer 9 Internet Explorer 10 Internet Explorer 11 Firefox3 6 3 SNMP function SNMP Manager Trap reception and MIB extraction by an MIB browser are enabled Various settings are required to enable monitoring See the relevant software manual for description of these settings SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol 4 email notification Mail server does not require SMTP authentication ma...

Page 104: ...e set This can also be set automatically by DHCP Gateway 192 168 1 254 The gateway is specified for access from a different subnet mask This setting is not necessary when access is always within the same network This can also be set automatically by DHCP Table 5 2 Connection Setting IPv6 Item Default value Description of setting Stateless DHCP Disable Information is retrieved from a router adverti...

Page 105: ...ss that was set for the Library as the URL Figure 5 1 Input URL If this product and the terminal are normally connected with the network respectively the log in screen is displayed as the first stage screen Please end a browser from the task manager when a browser doesn t react Afterwards please reactivate a browser again ...

Page 106: ...terface in https is as follows 1 Https IP address set to the tape device is input 2 When connecting it with the Web service not registered on the attestation site like the remote manager interface warning is displayed as shown Continue to this website Not recommended is clicked ...

Page 107: ...et connector for 1 3 3 3 Refer to 5 6 5 1 for user s setting method 2 Simultaneous login It is usually recommended to use it by one user because there is a possibility of worsening of the response though can logged in at the same time by two or more users the occurrence and doing the time out by the communication fault 3 Access privileges Web administrators have the following three levels of acces...

Page 108: ...a banner section and a section of specific information for each page Although the web page can be viewed on an 800 600 dot monitor at least 1280 1024 dots is recommended The basic menu varies according to the access level of the logged in user Banner section Menu Page Specific information section ...

Page 109: ...or the current user access level are not displayed See the following table for details Table 5 3 Menus available at various user access levels Menu Meaning User Super user Admini strator Monitor System Menu used to check the Library s status Manage Library Menu used to manage the Library Configure Library Menu used to enter Library settings Service Library Menu used to download log information Hel...

Page 110: ...be created in User Access 2 Password Enter the password for username The entered characters are indicated by asterisks 3 Login button When Login button is clicked the system checks if the entered username has been registered and the password entered is for that username username and password are case sensitive If the username and password match the screen goes to the Home page corresponding to the...

Page 111: ...ng menu Monitor Sytem 5 6 3 1 Library Basic Information System Summary Monitor System System Summary All users Function This menu shows the image and basic information of the Library Figure 5 4 Library Basic Information Window 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 112: ...ge Counts These indicate the slot settings and the number of cartridges 1 Drive When the Cartridge value is 0 it means there are no cartridges in the drive When it is 1 it means a cartridge is in the drive The Slots displays N A 2 Storage This indicates the number of storage slot cartridges and the number of slot loaded cartridges 3 Cleaning Inactive This indicates the number of cartridges in clea...

Page 113: ...ry Map All users Function This menu describes the cartridges loaded in various slots and the Library s various parts Information This window includes detailed information along the right side which varies according to the selected Accessor drive etc Figure 5 5 Library map 1 4 2 2 3 ...

Page 114: ...s displayed when there is no barcode label Remain Indicates the number of cleaning cartridges remaining This is shown only when the cartridge type is cleaning cartridge Media Status Indicates the cartridge s status OK Expired Bad Media etc Encryptions Indicates the encryption status Encrypted Not encrypted unknown Total Capacity Indicates the total capacity of tape cartridge Used Capacity Indicate...

Page 115: ...mation Displays the event information including an error that occurred in the accessor and an event of articles of consumption exchange notification It is not displayed when there is no event Cartridge label Shows the cartridge s bar code label Unknown is displayed when there is no barcode label Media Status Indicates the cartridge s status OK Expired Bad Media etc Figure 5 7 Accessor Information ...

Page 116: ...s Disable Enable Auto cleaning Indicates the auto cleaning settings Disable Enable Bar code label length Indicates settings of the bar code label lenghth Notice nearly expired Indicates the setup of the Nearly Expired trap of a cleaning cartridge In Disable a Nearly Expired trap is not notified In Enable indicates the setup value Notice every cleaning Indicates a setup of whether for it to remain ...

Page 117: ...s Subnet mask Indicates the IPv4 s subnet mask Gateway Address Indicates the IPv4 s gateway address DCHPv4 Indicates the DHCPv4 s setup status Enabled Disabled IPv6 Settings IPv6 address Indicates the Library s IPv6 address DHCPv6 Indicates the DHCPv6 s setup status Enabled Disabled Stateless IPv6 Address Indicates the current setting Enabled Disabled Static IPv6 Address Indicates the current sett...

Page 118: ...ender address Indicates the e mail address of library Subject Indicates the subject of e mail the library sends MailRecipients Indicates the mail address SNMP Settings Community Indicates Community name of SNMP SNMP v3 Engine ID Indicates Engine ID of SNMPv3 Agent Trap Recipients Indicates the address of trap Figure 5 10 Notification information ...

Page 119: ...s the setting of media changer path World Wide ID Indicates the drive s WWN 2 Cartridge Information When there is a cartridge in the drive the cartridge s detailed information is shown Cartridge label Indicates the cartridge s bar code label If there is no bar code label unknown is displayed Write Protect Indicates the cartridge s write protection status Media Status Indicates the cartridge s stat...

Page 120: ... user Function This window s functions are similar to those of the operation panel s Move Cartridge menu which moves the cartridges by specifying the source and destination of each cartridge to be moved Use method Specifying the source element address and the destination element address to move cartridge Information Figure 5 12 Move Cartridge 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 121: ...ridge is stored is displayed Element Address can be narrowed with Row and Slot 3 Slot map Slot information is displayed in similar Library Map The source slot and the target slot can be selected from this map It specifies as a source slot when the slot where the cartridge is stored is selected and it is specified as a target slot when the slot where no cartridge is stored is selected 4 Move button...

Page 122: ...be unloaded and displays an unload completion dialog box when this operation is completed The Unload Drive function cannot be executed unless there is a cartridge in the drive Use method 1 Specify the drive to unload the cartridge 2 Click the Unload button to start Unloading Information Figure 5 13 Unload Drive 1 Specify the drive Taget drive Select the drive to unload the cartridge from the list ...

Page 123: ...ing request from the drive clean the drive Each cleaning cartridge can be used up to 50 times Record the number of use and when 50 times is reached replace the cleaning cartridge The drive will not be cleaned even if the cleaning cartridge being used has exceeded its service life Clean Drive doesn t operate when the bar code for the cleaning cartridge is not stuck on the cleaning cartridge In that...

Page 124: ...e method 1 Click the Bring Offline Bring Online button to view the confirmation screen 2 Select Yes to execute switching Information Figure 5 15 Library state Figure 5 16 confirmation screen 1 Current state Indicate the Library s online offline status Online Offline 2 Bring Online Offline button Click this button to switch the Accessor s status between online and offline When the Library is online...

Page 125: ...the Select Action scroll box to select Add User and to remove a user first select the current user to be removed then use the Select Action scroll box to select Remove Users Information Figure 5 17 UserAccess 1 Add User button When Add User button is clicked users can be newly registered 2 Current Users This lists the currently registered users 3 Remove User button When Remove User button is click...

Page 126: ...r name to be registered 2 New password Enter a password for the user to be registered 3 Confirm password Enter the password again for confirmation Enter the same new password 4 Role Select a user level User Super user Administrator from the list Administrator Superuser User 5 Cancel button This closes the form without saving the Add a User information 6 Submit button This saves the information in ...

Page 127: ...hen Remove is selected the following dialog box is displayed 3 Select Yes to remove the user Figure 5 19 Remove a User confirmation screen The user himself cannot be deleted Service cannot be displayed the user of the Admin authority be changed and be encrypting set deleted effectively ...

Page 128: ...ry name The Library s name can be registered 2 Power Save mode Configure the power save mode of a drive Enable Power save mode validity Disable Power save mode invalidity Time to shift to power save mode further is set up at the time of Enable Default value 20 minutes 3 Submit button Click this button to confirm the settings When complete a Normal End message will appear 1 2 3 ...

Page 129: ...etup window Logical Configure Library Logical Service Administrator Function This window is used to set the Library s operation mode I O slot and number of active slots Information Figure 5 21 Logcal 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 7 9 11 ...

Page 130: ...set to Active slots is set to the cleaning Inactive slot 4 Auto cleaning Sets auto cleaning When you use the library with backup software please set up an Auto Cleaning Mode Disable If the backup software supports the AUTO CLEANING function use the auto cleaning function of backup software 5 Barcode label length Selects the bar code label length to be reported to the host Default calue is 8 6 Noti...

Page 131: ...ve n ports In case of SAS drive sets Drive Path Link speed In case of FC drive sets Drive Path topology Loop ID and Link speed 11 Submit button Click this button to confirm the settings When complete a Normal End message will appear ...

Page 132: ...ull 100Base TX Half 1000Base T Full or 1000Base T Half 2 Security setting When Enable SSL for Web is checked SSL is used between the Library and the Applet to set encrypted communications 3 IPv4 Settings When Use IPv4 is checked the IPv4 protocol is used for communications Obtain an IP address automatically DHCP The IPv4 address subnet mask and gateway are retrieved from the DHCP server and set au...

Page 133: ... and gateway are set automatically Obtain an IP address automatically DHCP Information is retrieved by DHCP and the IPv6 address prefix length and gateway are set automatically Use static IP address The IPv6 address prefix length and gateway are set manually 5 DNS Settings Use DNS is checked when using DNS settings 6 Submit button This button is used to confirm settings When the settings are compl...

Page 134: ...s retrieved from the NTP server Disable Time information is not retrieved from the NTP server 2 NTP server address Specify the NTP server s address here 3 Time Zone GMT Select the local time zone from the drop down list GMT 12 00 to GMT 13 00 For example Japan time is 09 00 4 Date MM DD YYYY This sets the current date in MM DD YYYY format 5 Time HH MM SS This sets the current time in HH MM SS 24 h...

Page 135: ...ecify the destination email addresses for Library information 3 Notice Level Select one type of event for email notification Emergency Only Over Error Over Warning Over Information Disable If Emergency Only is chosen only the event of Emergency is notified If Over Error is chosen the event of Emergency Error is notified If Over Warning is chosen the event of Emergency Error Warning is notified If ...

Page 136: ...Figure 5 25 SNMP setup 1 SNMP Enabled The SNMP function is made effective Trap is not transmitted in the state where SNMP Enabled is not checked Since a setup of Community of Agent Setting is indispensable an SNMP function does not become effective unless Community is set up 2 Agent Setting These are general settings for SNMP Community Set the SNMP s community name Name Set the device name 1 2 3 4...

Page 137: ... the user information that is required to monitor the MIB data on devices accessed by the Manager using the SNMPv3 protocol The user names registered here are used to enable execution of snmpget and snmpwalk commands from the SNMPv3 Manager When clicking modify button following screen is displayed After setting User name Authentication and Privacy click Submit to register a new user In setting Aut...

Page 138: ...ation or Privacy a password is needed Set Notice level at the levels other than Disable to enable to make the trap list who registered effective Moreover Version of SNMP can be set It corresponds in Version V2 V3 and it is possible to correspond to inform by checking the check box on the side of the item of Version at the setting Figure 5 27 Trap list 6 Test button Click this button to send a test...

Page 139: ...8 Encryption Basis setup 1 Library Managed Encryption This sets library managed encryption setting as enabled or disabled 2 Master Key Import This sets master key Master Key was registered It is shown that the master key is registered Overwrite master key Check in overwriting the master key 3 Submit button This button is used to confirm each setting 4 Master Key Export This is used to export maste...

Page 140: ... Encryption Detail Configure Library Encryption Detail Administrator Function This window is used to set the encryption basis setting Please refer to section Chapter6 for details Figure 5 29 Encryption Detail setup ...

Page 141: ...censes Registration Configure Library Licenses Registration Service Administrator Function This window is used to input the activation key to make the function of the option effective Figure 5 30 Licenses Registration ...

Page 142: ...tore the saved set value The setting of the device can be succeeded by restoring the data saved when the maintenance chassis are exchanged to a new maintenance chassis Information Figure 5 31 Save Restore 1 Download button Save a present set value of the library 2 Restore target Select the restore target 3 Refer button Select the setting file 4 Restore button Restore the selected file 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 143: ...k Execute Case where are before and after exchange and a drive serial number is not changed The work of a drive new recognition by backup software becomes unnecessary However since the serial number indicated to the drive itself differs from the drive serial number which can be checked with an operator panel or a remote administration interface cautions such as the time of maintenance are needed C...

Page 144: ...ts Figure 5 32 View Library logs 1 Select log Select the displayed log Command log Error log Retry log Mechanical Motion log Event log encryption log Cleaning log 2 Refresh button Will read the current information of this page 3 Filter You can filter the log event depending upon Unit type and Event level 4 Index List The auto log event the 000 is the newest log in the datewise log entry 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 145: ...drive s logs Click the Download button to download these logs In the case of download of the drive s log the drive becomes offline Display Contens Figure 5 33 Download Logs 1 Target drive Select the drive to download log 2 Download button Click this button to start downloading the logs When downloading is completed a dialog box will appear 1 2 2 ...

Page 146: ...strator Function Reset the library or drive Display contents Figure 5 34 Reset Library Drive 1 Target device Select Loader or Drive 2 Reset button After selecting the Target device clicking this button will reset the device Complete dialogue is displayed after the completion of reset command 2 1 ...

Page 147: ...are Update Select library firmware file The file designation is only possible by clicking the Browse Button 2 Update button Clicking Update Button will start the firmware update process 3 Drive Firmware Update Select the drive to update firmware Select Drive firmware file The file designation is only possible by clicking the Browse Button 4 Update button Clicking Update Button will start the firmw...

Page 148: ...ge Statistics Service Library Usage Statistics Service Function Display the statistical information of the three types of robot of the library namely Motion Counts Retry Counts and Error Counts Display contents Figure 5 36 Usage Statistics 1 ...

Page 149: ... 122 5 6 6 6 Web Shell web shell Service Library Web Shell Service Function The command prompt can be used Display contents Figure 5 37 Web Shell ...

Page 150: ...ion fails 17 emergency 2 I O SLOT unlock failed CHK 00D7 Drive error 21 error 3 DRIVE0x Error CHK xxxx 1 Accessor error 22 error 3 ACCESSOR Error CHK xxxx 2 Drive FAN error 31 error 3 DRIVE0x Cooling error CHK xxxx 1 Drive power error 32 error 3 DRIVE0x Power error CHK xxxx 1 Drive or Medium error 33 error 3 DRIVE0x or MEDIA error CHK xxxx 1 Drive I F error 34 error 3 DRIVE0x I F error CHK xxxx 1 ...

Page 151: ...IVE0x Not Ready The library enters online state 102 info 5 LIBRARY Online The library enters Not Ready state 102 info 5 LIBRARY Not Ready The library enters offline state 102 info 5 LIBRARY Offline Change of library operation mode 151 info 5 Library Mode Change to RANDOM in logical library 1 Library Mode Change to SEQUENTIAL in logical library 1 Start of inventory 153 info 5 LIBRARY Inventory Star...

Page 152: ...ryption of the encryption key itself 6 1 2 Encryption Mechanism When you input the encryption license tape library the encryption key management function of the Library is enabled and you can record encrypted data to tape media An LTO7 drive incorporates hardware for encrypting data using the AES 256 bits With this hardware you can record encrypted data to the tape media within the LTO7 drive by s...

Page 153: ...If encryption keys are individually set to each tape medium tape medium cannot be shared even if the same master key is set When using such encryption keys import the corresponding encryption key into the Library every time you import tape media into the Library 2 Automatic generation of encryption key This Library automatically generates different encryption keys for each tape medium from the mas...

Page 154: ...edium without using the master key by individually setting an encryption key to the tape media containing the tape medium you want to share 6 1 3 3 Backup of encryption key If an encryption key is lost due to a device failure or other cause the encrypted data in the tape medium cannot be decrypted Therefore always back up an encryption keys when registering the master key or setting the encryption...

Page 155: ...ition Tape media in the Library All are LTO6 LTO7 medium Key to be used Master key only Encryption keys are not used Sharing tape medium among multiple libraries Enabled by setting the same master key 6 2 1 Setup To set up the encryption key management function perform the following procedure To set up the function Registering the activation key See 6 2 1 1 Enabling the encryption key management f...

Page 156: ...s inserted in the tape drive before registering the license key 6 2 1 2 Checking the license key registration status If the Setting screen in Figure 6 2 is displayed the activation key has been registered The activation key is not registered when displayed This page will be enabled after Encryption license certificated Please input the activation key Figure 6 1 activation key is not registered Fig...

Page 157: ...ryption key management function to use it After enabling encryption register the master key if it is not yet registered See 6 2 1 4Registering importing the master key If the master key is already registered click Submit Figure 6 3 Encryption Enable Figure 6 4 Master key is registered ...

Page 158: ...as little as possible If you change the master key the encrypted data previously created in the tape media can no longer be read If the master key is lost you can no longer restore the encrypted data Always back up the master key at registration 1 Manually entering the master key Select Master Key Import of Encryption Basis and then select Manual for Import Type Next enter values for Master Key an...

Page 159: ...aster key cannot be imported if you forget that password Figure 6 6 File Input of Master key When you click Submit the message below should appear Click Yes After rebooting the device automatically the master key becomes effective 3 Checking master key registration After rebooting the Library you can make sure that the master key is registered by selecting Master Key Import of Encryption Basis and...

Page 160: ...come impossible to decrypt encrypted data if the master key is lost You can share tape medium by importing the exported master key to other Libraries For details about how to share medium using the master key see section 6 2 3 1 When you click Export the dialog box below appears Specify the file to which you want to export the master key enter the password for the master key and then click Export ...

Page 161: ...il Use the initial settings in which Encryption is specified for all tape media The cleaning cartridge becomes disable automatically Remark You can see the encryption setting status of each slot from the Encryption Detail Setting screen In the figure below purple indicates that the tape medium in the slot is setting auto for Key Type Green indicates that the tape medium in the slot is setting impo...

Page 162: ...sequent Libraries Remark To import the master key See 6 2 1 4Registering importing the master key To export the master key See 6 2 1 5Exporting backing up the master key 6 2 4 Maintenance 6 2 4 1 Backup of Encryption Key Basic Operation It is necessary to back up encryption information in advance so that you can use it even if the encryption information within the Library is corrupted due to a dev...

Page 163: ... log The encryption information log items are overwritten and cleared starting with the oldest one If you keep log records in the past Please save them periodically Encryption Log is included in Library Log and Save Library Log of Download Logs when you preserve it See 5 6 6 2Download Library Drive logs Download Logs List of Encryption Log Events Event details Manually setting a master key Exporti...

Page 164: ...purpose Be sure to back up the KEY database after changing the settings described in this chapter If the database is not backed up and encryption key information is corrupted due to a device failure it might become impossible to decrypt data recorded in tape medium Operation Overview When you individually import encryption keys back up the KEY database each time you import a key ...

Page 165: ...ia in Encryption Detail The tape medium stored in a purple slot in the figure below is Enable Encryption and a tape medium to which Key Type is set with Auto The tape medium stored in a green slot in the figure below is Enable Encryption and a tape medium to which Key Type is set with Import The tape medium stored in a white slot in the figure below is Disable Encryption Figure 6 9 Encryption Deta...

Page 166: ...it Although tape medium can contain encrypted data and plain text data at the same time it is not possible to determine which data is encrypted Therefore be sure to use single encryption setting for each tape media Do not mix encrypted and plain text data Figure 6 10 Encryption Setting When you click Submit the message below should appear Click Yes ...

Page 167: ...ilure it might become impossible to decrypt data recorded in tape medium 6 3 2 Importing and Exporting the Encryption Key For Each Tape Medium You can set an encryption key to each tape medium When you set an individual encryption key to each tape medium the set encryption keys are saved in the KEY database in the Library so you can use them without setting them again after turning the Library on ...

Page 168: ... the tape medium with bar code label because it memorizes it in the library However you do not need to import an encryption key automatically generated from the master key 6 3 2 2 To import the encryption key You can import an encryption key by selecting the import destination tape medium in Encryption Detail and then specifying Import for Key Type for that slot You can import the encryption key m...

Page 169: ...hange the Key ID setting from Auto 2 Inputting the encryption key file Select Import and File for Key Type input values for File Path and Password and then click Submit No password is required when importing a file that was exported in plain text Figure 6 12 file inputting of the encryption key When you click Submit the message below should appear Click Yes The Password used for importing is the o...

Page 170: ...ata The password set at this time is needed at import Figure 6 13 Export of the encryption key An automatically generated encryption key is not generated until the tape media is loaded into the drive If you try to export the encryption key before it is generated an error occurs If you select Plain Data to export a file the encryption key is displayed in text format when the exported file is opened...

Page 171: ...ement Function When Encryption management function is disabled the setting of an individual tape medium becomes invalid too Again please note that all the tape medium return to initialization when you make the Encryption management function enable Please note that an old encryption key is understood from exporting the encryption key to each tape medium because information individually set is delet...

Page 172: ...ter key When you change the master key all automatically generated encryption keys are changed and the previously created tape medium become unreadable Therefore before changing the master key please pay careful attention do not to lose old encryption keys by for example exporting the encryption keys for each tape medium Figure 6 15 Changing Master Key 6 3 5 Backing Up and Restoring the KEY Databa...

Page 173: ...s pressed the save screen is displayed The file preservation place is specified and it saves a file Figure 6 17 Backup of KEY Database 6 3 5 2 Restoring the KEY database The password of the backup of Key File and Key Database with Restore Key Database of Maintenance of Encryption Detail is input and Restore is pressed The following dialog is displayed and the Key data base is restored ...

Page 174: ...EY database before clearing it 6 3 6 1 To clear encryption information It executes it by confirming there is no tape medium in the drive and pressing the Clear button with Clear Encryption Setting of Maintenance of Encryption Detail Figure 6 18 Clear of Encryption information When you click Clear the message below should appear Click OK When you click OK the message below should appear Click OK Wh...

Page 175: ...nnot be encrypted 1 Make sure that encryption is enabled for the Library and tape medium Data cannot be decrypted 1 Make sure that the correct encryption key is set The Remote Manager displays Normal as the Data Type in Information even if you specify an encrypted tape 1 Because Data Type is refreshed after you load tape media into the drive load the tape into the drive before checking the value i...

Page 176: ...y import the exported encryption keys after changing the master key It is therefore not recommended that you change the master key once operation starts Q1 5 How to clear encryption information A Use Remote Manager to execute Clear Encryption Setting in Encryption Detail or execute Set Default from the operation panel Note that Set Default clears encryption information and other settings Because i...

Page 177: ...xporting the encryption key Encryption Key was imported Succeeded in restoring the encryption key Encryption keys were backed up Succeeded in backing up the KEY database Encryption keys were restored Succeeded in restoring the KEY database Encryption information was backed up Succeeded in backing up the encryption information Encryption information was restored Succeeded in restoring the encryptio...

Page 178: ...e of T60A please install the drive module detaching the screw two places where the drive cover is fixed when increasing it in drive 3 4 Please abandon detached escape slot and drive cover 5 Stick the name of product label attached to a drive in the label plate installed in the rack mount kit back side 6 Turn on the power to the library 7 Perform drive diagnostics referring to 9 2 8 Connect the int...

Page 179: ...ched to a license option in the label plate installed in the rack mount kit back side Chapter8 Cartridges This chapter describes handling of the cartridges used by the Library and how they are used The various parts of the data cartridge are outlined below Figure 8 1 Names of Cartridge Parts Leader pin Write protection switch Label attachment area Insertion guide Insertion direction mark Cartridge...

Page 180: ...ached Attach the label within the recessed attachment area If the label protrudes beyond this area problems may occur when loading the cartridge into the internal drive 8 1 2 WORM cartridge WORM Write Once Read Many type data cartridges are recordable but non rewritable As opposed to ordinary data cartridges that can be written to and read from multiple times it is not possible to overwrite or era...

Page 181: ...one The example of labeling the data cartridge is shown below Figure 8 2 Data Cartridge Label Table 8 2 Cartridge label code Ultrium Cartridge Label code Remarks VOLSER Media ID Ultrium5 Data Cartridge L5 1500 G byte non compression Ultrium5 WORM Cartridge LV 1500 G byte non compression Ultrium6 Data Cartridge L6 2500 G byte non compression Ultrium6 WORM Cartridge LW 2500 G byte non compression Ul...

Page 182: ...ach a label on any other location than specified Use the label where the paste does not remain after it is peeled off Make sure that the barcode including volume serial number VOLSER and Media ID is printed on the label Do not use the cartridges having the same VOLSER at the same time Do not attach a label over the other label The library might malfunction when a bar code label different from the ...

Page 183: ... write protection plug at the same location however the indication on the switch may differ Refer to the manual that comes with the cartridge When the new tape cartridge never loaded into the tape drive is used with write protection the tape drive detects the error Therefore please do not write protect it to the tape cartridge in which data is not written with the write protection switch Figure 8 ...

Page 184: ...side by hands Do not bring a substance which generate magnetic close to the cartridge Do not place the cartridge in a place subject to direct sunlight or a place near a heater Do not apply strong shock Avoid handling the cartridge while eating or drinking Take due consideration not to adhere thinner or alcohol to the cartridge Be sure to put the data cartridge that you used in the protective case ...

Page 185: ...hose which generate write read errors Periodically check the data cartridge records and the cartridge labels and if they indicate that the data cartridge at hand has been used for so long that write or read errors may occur due to degraded reliability dispose of the data cartridge 8 4 5 Cartridge storage Maintain the proper storage conditions and keep the storage area clean Write protection should...

Page 186: ...measures such as turning off the backup software service Use a special cleaning cartridge with a bar code label that supports the drive to be cleaned Clean the drive once a month or a backup of 100 hours when cleaning is necessary in operation When there is a cleaning request from the drive clean the drive Each cleaning cartridge can be used up to 50 times Record the number of use and when 50 time...

Page 187: ...ror code is shown to an operator panel so please push Enter button to advance check movement first after confirmation A special diagnostic medium is needed for the diagnostic test Do not use the user medium for the diagnostic test 9 3 Cleaning of device Please contain water or the detergent in a soft cloth and wipe the dirt of externals lightly Before cleaning the library be sure to turn the power...

Page 188: ... from the magazine bezel part by using a vacuum cleaner or similar device Lightly place the cleaner nozzle on magazine bezel holes in the rectangular areas in the figure below and suction out the dirt and dust 9 5 Cleaning of cartridge Using a commercial dry cotton swab wipe off dust adhering to the surface of the removed cartridge Be careful not to open the shutter of the tape cartridge during cl...

Page 189: ...Version You can confirm the version of the library and drive firmware from the remote management interface or the operator panel 1 Checking the firmware version from the remote management interface Log into the system as a user with maintenance personnel authority You can confirm the library and drive firmware versions by checking Version under System Summary in Monitor Library Figure 9 1 Confirmi...

Page 190: ...ce 1 Start the remote management interface and log in as a user with service authority Use the following account and password for login Account service Password ser001 2 Select Firmware Update from Service Library Figure 9 2 Firmware Update Window Library Firmware Update 3 Specify the name and path of the file containing the firmware data in the Send file text box at the bottom of the Library Firm...

Page 191: ...igure 9 3 Firmware Update Window Drive Firmware Update 3 Select the drive whose firmware is to be updated from Target Drive at the bottom of the Drive Firmware Update window 4 Specify the name and path of the file containing the firmware data in the Send file text box at the bottom of the Drive Firmware Update window 5 Clicking the Browse button displays a file selection dialog box Select the firm...

Page 192: ...emote management interface see Chapter5 1 Log in as a user with maintenance personnale authority 2 Select Download Logs from Service Library and download the following logs Drive Normal logs only for the drive where the error occurred Drive Force logs only for the drive where the error occurred Library logs 2 From the error log detail status in the backup software and library logs locate the part ...

Page 193: ...ten the screw for transportation on the back of machine Do the following work even when you cannot tighten the screw 6 Turn OFF the power switch of the machine 7 Remove the AC Power Cable Interface Cable Do not turn off the power switch of the machine if the interface is in inactive state If you turn off the power switch of the device while the bus is in active State there is a risk of data loss o...

Page 194: ...19 217 A 10 5 LTO7 FC drive module T30A T60A 243 539019 227 A 10 5 Power supply module T30A T60A 243 539019 271 A 10 6 Operator panel PKG T30A T60A 243 539019 272 A 10 7 Escape slot T30A T60A 243 539019 273 A 10 8 Front magazine T30A T60A 243 539019 274 A 10 9 Rear magazine T30A T60A 243 539019 275 A 10 9 Air filter T30A T60A 243 539019 276 A 10 10 Drive fan T30A T60A 243 539019 277 A 10 11 Intern...

Page 195: ...enance Information 1 Log into the remote management interface as a user with service authority Account name service password ser001 2 Click the Save Restore menu and click the Download button Figure 10 1 Save Restore Window 3 Specify the name of the folder and file for saving maintenance information 4 Exit the browser This completes saving the library device maintenance information in the folder s...

Page 196: ... Save Restore menu and click the Restore button Figure 10 2 Save Restore Window 3 Choose the replaced unit by a check box 4 Specify the maintenance information file saved in 10 1 1 Saving Maintenance Information 5 Exit the browser and turn on power to the library again The library maintenance information is now the same as the information used before library replacement ...

Page 197: ... driver is suspended The Windows version Networker stops a server 2 If there is a cartridge in the drive move it to the magazine slot by using the backup software or by using the operating panel 3 Save the maintenance information referring to 10 1 1 Saving Maintenance Information 4 Turn off the power to the library referring to 9 8 Perform this step in service login mode 5 Remove all magazines ref...

Page 198: ...stops a server 2 If there is a cartridge in the drive move it to the magazine slot by using the backup software or by using the operating panel 3 Save the maintenance information referring to 10 1 1 Saving Maintenance Information 4 Turn off the power to the library 5 Remove rack ear L To remove it push its underside Rack ear L Push the underside of the rack ear and remove it ...

Page 199: ...site procedure to the procedure used to demount them 9 Turn on the power to the library 10 Fault LED lights up after turn on the power to the library and it is displayed on an operator panel as UNMATCHED MAINT DATA ERROR 11 Restore the maintenance information referring to 10 1 2 Restoring Maintenance Information 12 Since it is displayed as Unit information was restored successful turn off and turn...

Page 200: ...to exchange and select Remove Drive 7 Unfasten the two screws shown below and extract the drive to be replaced 8 Mount the new drive and anchor it with two screws shown above 9 Select Drive Replacement from Service 10 Select the drive exchanged and select Restore Drive 11 It is checked whether a serial number is succeeded before and after drive exchange Yes is chosen when succeeding a serial numbe...

Page 201: ...ndows version Networker stops a server 2 If there is a cartridge in the drive move it to the magazine slot by using the backup software or by using the operating panel 3 Turn off the power to the library 4 Remove the AC cable from the power supply module to be replaced 5 Pull out the power supply while pulling the blue projection lock toward you 6 Replace the power supply with a new one and confir...

Page 202: ...the operator panel PKG connectors The figure below shows T60A For T30A remove only the left cable No cable is connected to the right connector Remove the two screws shown below and demount the LCD cover frame 3 Remove the screw shown below and demount the operator panel PKG Connectors Screw LCD cover frame Screw Operator panel PKG ...

Page 203: ...he opposite procedure to the procedure used to demount it Confirm that the FFC cable is latched and mount the operator panel PKG 6 Mount front bezel R and the front magazine This completes replacement 7 Turn on the power to the library 8 Confirm that the operator panel displays properly and that pressing buttons is recognized normally FFC cable connectors ...

Page 204: ...ge pull it out 4 Replace the save slot 5 Turn on the power to the library 6 If a cartridge was removed in step 3 return it to the library 10 9 Replacing the Front Magazine and Rear Magazine 1 Remove the magazine to be replaced from the library See 4 6 1 1Removing Magazine 2 Eject the cartridge from the magazine and record which cell includes which tape 3 Based on the information recorded in step 2...

Page 205: ...zine 2 Place the front magazine on a stable place such as a desk Make sure that the bezel section is positioned over the edge of the desk so that it does not touch the surface of the desk as shown in the figure below 3 Push the I O station unlock lever at the back of the front magazine in the direction of the arrow I O station unlock lever ...

Page 206: ... 179 4 Remove the four screws anchoring the bezel and demount it Screws ...

Page 207: ...the claws with your finger to confirm that the claws have completely latched onto the sheet metal hole edges 7 Insert the removed bezel and temporarily fasten the four screws removed in step 4 8 Tighten the upper right screw while strongly pushing the bezel against the sheet metal Then tighten the remaining screws in the order of upper left lower left and lower right 9 Push the I O station until i...

Page 208: ... screw anchoring the drive cover and demount the drive cover When removing the cover it is necessary to open the left latch shown below a little in the direction of the arrow to release the latch 3 Loosen the two screws shown below hold them and pull the drive slowly toward you Draw out the drive until you feel resistance Do not force it Screw Screws ...

Page 209: ... the cables from the cord keeper 5 Pull out the drive further When pulling it out be careful not to bend the internal cables causing the wires to break 6 Remove the three fan bracket screws shown below and demount the fan 7 Remove the fan connector Use tweezers to do this Drive connectors Cord keeper Screws ...

Page 210: ...re used to demount it Wire the fan cable as shown below Take care not to get the cables caught when pushing in the drive Take care not to get the cables caught when mounting the drive cover To mount the drive cover insert its two projections Drive cover projections ...

Page 211: ...t be removed by using your fingers the space is too narrow so remove it by picking it up with tweezers from above 4 Pull out the drive from the chassis and remove the drive side connector of the internal FC cable 5 Mount the internal FC cable using the opposite procedure to the procedure used to demount it 6 When inserting the drive and mounting the drive cover take care not to get the cables caug...

Page 212: ...ush its underside 2 Remove front bezel L of the magazine operating panel Remove it while pushing the left lock 3 Mount front bezel L and rack ear L using the opposite procedure to the procedure used to demount them Push the underside of the rack ear and remove it Rack ear L ...

Page 213: ...brary from the rack and remove the upper and lower front magazines 4 Remove the four right screws from the front of the library and remove rack bracket front R 5 Remove the three left screws of bezel R and remove bezel R The figure below shows T60A For T30A remove two screws 6 Mount bezel R using the opposite procedure to the procedure used to demount it 7 Insert the front magazine and turn on the...

Page 214: ... the X movement operation 11 1 5 Y Move Test Repeats only the Y movement operation 11 1 6 Pick Put Test Repeats only the Pick Put operation of the media 11 1 7 Pick Put Move Test Repeats only tape transfers between specific cells 11 1 8 Vibration Test Repeats the movement between a slot and a fixed slot and between a slot and a drive 11 2 LCD LED Test Through manual operation turns on and off all ...

Page 215: ... software In the unlikely event that smoke strange odors or strange sounds are emitted from this device turn its power switch off immediately then pull the power plug from the socket Continued use under such conditions may cause fire If this device breaks down or becomes damaged use the power switch to turn off the Library then pull the power plug from the socket Note that turning off the Library ...

Page 216: ...tect this product Confirm whether the cable is correctly installed in this product Confirm whether this product is recognized by the operating system Performance It is inefficient of the backup of data in the library Confirm whether lack of a resource a fragmentation of a file and a file with small size on the backup server side don t exist in quantities Confirm whether coding software of HDD isn ...

Page 217: ...rm the setting of the backup application Change to specification that does Eject after the backup ends Execute Unload Drive from Commands ERROR indicator is lit 1 Check which error code is shown on the operation panel 2 Check the status of cartridge accessor and or drive through the internal check window a All the cartridges are completely inserted and secured in correct direction b No foreign obj...

Page 218: ... compression mode 600MB s in the compression mode SAS 750MB s in the compression mode FC Inquiry LL 2B01 Power voltage AC100 240V Frequency 50 60Hz Input current 1 7 0 8A 2 8 1 3A Power consumption maximum 132W 230W using redundant power module During operation Ambient temperature 10 40 Relative humidity 20 80 RH Highest dry bulb temperature 26 During non operation 2 Ambient temperature 30 60 Rela...

Page 219: ... place free of dust and dirt You can place it horizontally or vertically During transportation Ambient temperature 23 49 Relative humidity 20 80 RH Highest dry bulb temperature 26 State of trancportation Be sure to put the data cartridge in the protective case and store it in a place free of dust and dirt In addition please put in the cardboard box and wrap it so that power should not join the dat...

Page 220: ...g if C appears on the single character display Green blink The tape drive provides tape read write rewind locate or load unload operation Yellow ON The tape drive is being started or in the maintenance mode Yellow blin k Any of the following states If the lamp blinks once per second an error occurs and the intervention of a maintenance engineer is required If so the error code is that displayed on...

Page 221: ...o not insert a new cartridge 6 Cartridge drive media error It has been confirmed that the drive has detected an error but it is impossible to tell whether the cause is in the hardware or the cartridge 7 Media error occurs often Check whether the cartridge drive has detected an error caused by a cartridge defect 8 Cartridge drive SCSI bus error Check whether the cartridge drive has detected an erro...

Page 222: ... 0004 Reserved 0005 Reserved 0006 Reserved 0007 Cannot detect rear magazine FRU Magazine Maintenance chassis CHK 0007 1 Check rear magazine 2 To power cycle the library 0008 Cannot detect available drive FRU Drive I F cable Drive Controller board CHK 0008 To power cycle the library 0009 The accessor locking screw is not removed FRU The Accessor locking screw CHK 0009 Remove the accessor locking sc...

Page 223: ...ver FRU Time Server LAN cable Controller board 1 Check server 2 Check NTP configuration 3 Check LAN cable connection 4 To power cycle the library 0012 Reserved 0013 Reserved 0014 The abnormalities of the destination of a microcode download file were detected 0015 Reserved 0016 Reserved 0017 Reserved 0018 The reading of the target mark is abnormal FRU Drive Maintenance chassis CHK 0018 1 To power c...

Page 224: ...n Panel Indicator Action 0020 Reserved 0021 Reserved 0022 Reserved 0023 Reserved 0024 Reserved 0025 Reserved 0026 Reserved 0027 Reserved 0028 Reserved 0029 Reserved 002A Reserved 002B Reserved 002C Reserved 002D Reserved 002E Reserved 002F Reserved ...

Page 225: ...n Panel Indicator Action 0030 Reserved 0031 Reserved 0032 Reserved 0033 Reserved 0034 Reserved 0035 Reserved 0036 Reserved 0037 Reserved 0038 Reserved 0039 Reserved 003A Reserved 003B Reserved 003C Reserved 003D Reserved 003E Reserved 003F Reserved ...

Page 226: ...n Panel Indicator Action 0040 Reserved 0041 Reserved 0042 Reserved 0043 Reserved 0044 Reserved 0045 Reserved 0046 Reserved 0047 Reserved 0048 Reserved 0049 Reserved 004A Reserved 004B Reserved 004C Reserved 004D Reserved 004E Reserved 004F Reserved ...

Page 227: ...BOARD CHK 0058 0059 Defect in FLASH control of barcode reader FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0059 005A Defect in barcode reader verify FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 005A 005B Cannot detect I2C command interrupt acknowledge from barcode reader in 60 seconds FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 005B 005C Cannot complete I2C send receive operation in 10 seconds FR...

Page 228: ...er write to accessor EEPROM FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0060 To power cycle the library 0061 Reserved 0062 Reserved 0063 Reserved 0064 Reserved 0065 Reserved 0066 Reserved 0067 Reserved 0068 Reserved 0069 Reserved 006A Reserved 006B Reserved 006C Reserved 006D Reserved 006E Reserved 006F Reserved ...

Page 229: ...medium 2 To power cycle the library 0075 Cannot put medium because picker does not have a medium FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0075 1 Check picker if it has a medium 2 To power cycle the library 0076 Reserved 0077 Reserved 0078 Reserved 0079 Reserved 007A Reserved 007B Reserved 007C Cannot eject medium because drive does not become condition of EJECT after 200 seconds in getting med...

Page 230: ... Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0083 To power cycle the library 0084 Cannot detect X origin position during initializing FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0084 To power cycle the library 0085 Reserved 0086 Reserved 0087 When the encoder count coefficient calculation pulse operated the coefficient was not able to be calculated FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0087 T...

Page 231: ...U Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0092 To power cycle the library 0093 Reserved CHK 0093 0094 Cannot detect Y origin position during initializing FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0094 To power cycle the library 0095 Reserved 0096 Reserved 0097 Reserved 0098 When the calibration operated the lock position was not able to be detected FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK ...

Page 232: ...n Panel Indicator Action 00A0 Reserved 00A1 Reserved 00A2 Reserved 00A3 Reserved 00A4 Reserved 00A5 Reserved 00A6 Reserved 00A7 Reserved 00A8 Reserved 00A9 Reserved 00AA Reserved 00AB Reserved 00AC Reserved 00AD Reserved 00AE Reserved 00AF Reserved ...

Page 233: ...ion medium position P3 P4 P5 P6 during GET mothion Detected picker origin or Not detected FWD FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00B7 1 To power cycle the library 2 Check the medium 3 Check the magazine 00B8 Picker move error 4 Defect in moving to RVS position P1 during PUT mothion Detected picker origin or FWD FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00B8 1 To power cycle the librar...

Page 234: ... the motion other than GET PUT Not Detected picker origin or FWD FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00C7 1 To power cycle the library 2 Check the medium 3 Check the magazine 00C8 Reserved 00C9 Picker calibration error 1 Cannot detect CTRG sensor ON during picker calibration FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00C9 Unless calibration operated this error does not occur 00CA Picker...

Page 235: ... 208 CONTROLLER BOARD 00CF Reserved ...

Page 236: ...00D4 Detected error during BCR F Wchecking FRU Maintenance chassis F W CHK 00D4 To power cycle the library 00D5 Reserved 00D6 The lock could not be released at the time of magazine ejection FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00D6 To power cycle the library 00D7 The lock could not be released at the time of I O station opening FRU Maintenance chassis CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00D7 To power cyc...

Page 237: ...conds FRU CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00E1 To power cycle the library 00E2 An error was detected in unit configuration data area stored in flash memory FRU CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00E2 To power cycle the library 00E3 A checksum error was detected in the data stored in flash memory FRU CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 00E3 To power cycle the library 00E4 Reserved 00E5 Reserved 00E6 Reserved 00E7 Reserved 00E8 Reserved 0...

Page 238: ...ink check I O station sensor 2 abnomaly detected FRU Maintenance chassis CHK 00F5 00F6 Sensor Abnomaly 7 At blink check I O station sensor 3 abnomaly detected FRU Maintenance chassis CHK 00F6 00F7 Sensor Abnomaly 8 At blink check I O station sensor 4 abnomaly detected FRU Maintenance chassis CHK 00F7 00F8 Sensor Abnomaly 9 At blink check X origin point sensor abnomaly detected FRU Maintenance chas...

Page 239: ... 212 Maintenance chassis 00FD Reserved 00FE Reserved 00FF Reserved ...

Page 240: ...e n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD 0m02h An illegal data was received from drive n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD 0m03h Drive n is disconnected FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD 0m04h Reserved 0m05h Reserved 0m06h Reserved 0m07h Reserved 0m08h Reserved 0m09h Reserved 0m0Ah Reserved 0m0Bh Reserved 0m0Ch Reserved 0m0Dh Reserved 0m0Eh Reserved 0m0Fh Reserv...

Page 241: ... Drive n became a parameter error FRU F W Drive F W CHK 0m15 0m16h Detected time out of the data response with Drive n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0m16 0m17h Command cannot execute in initialization of Drive n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0m17 0m18h The command to Drive n terminated abnormally by Sense Key and ASC ASCQ code outside assumption FRU F W Dr...

Page 242: ... execute for disconnection of Drive n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 01mE 0m1Fh Detected the initialization time out with Drive n FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0m1F m n 1 n Drive number 1 is lowest number ...

Page 243: ... Drive n or Logical Unit Reset was received and the command was interrupted FRU Cartridge Drive CHK 0m21 0m22h Reserved 0m23h Reserved 0m24h Reserved 0m25h Reserved 0m26h Reserved 0m27h Reserved 0m28h Reserved 0m29h Reserved 0m2Ah Reserved 0m2Bh Reserved 0m2Ch Reserved 0m2Dh Reserved 0m2Eh Reserved 0m2Fh Reserved m n 1 n Drive number 1 is lowest number ...

Page 244: ... medium because drive is in state of Prevent Medium Removal FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CONTROLLER BOARD CHK 0m31 0m32h Detected the FAN error with Drive n FRU Drive n FAN CHK 0m32 0m33h Reserved 0m34h Reserved 0m35h Reserved 0m36h Reserved 0m37h Reserved 0m38h Reserved 0m39h Reserved 0m3Ah Reserved 0m3Bh Reserved 0m3Ch Reserved 0m3Dh Reserved 0m3Eh Reserved 0m3Fh Reserved m n 1 n Drive number 1...

Page 245: ... Drive n CHK 0m45 0m46h Detected Drive error 6 with Drive n Drive or Meida Error FRU Drive n cartridge CHK 0m46 0m47h Detected Drive error 7 with Drive n Media Error FRU cartridge CHK 0m47 0m48h Detected Drive error 8 with Drive n SCSI Bus Interface or Fibre Channel Error FRU SAS FC cable Drive n CHK 0m48 0m49h Detected Drive error 9 with Drive n RS 422 Error FRU Drive n I F cable CHK 0m49 0m4Ah D...

Page 246: ...Drive n 2 drives on fiber loop have the same APL_PA FRU Drive n setting CHK 0m53 0m54h Detected Drive error e with Drive n The drive detected a configuration or set up error prior to an encryption operation FRU Drive n I F cable Drive n CHK 0m54 0m55h Reserved 0m56h Reserved 0m57h Detected Drive error u with Drive n The drive is in the process of uploading and flashing new Firmware CHK 0m57 0m58h ...

Page 247: ...of retries before succeeding If events occur continues call the maintenance staff 14 Library Place Retry Operation to place a cartridge in a slot had to perform an excessive number of retries before succeeding If events occur continues call the maintenance staff 16 Library Door Changer door open prevents library functioning After storing the magazine re run the operation 17 Library Mailslot Mechan...

Page 248: ...tridge 10 No Removal A manual or software unload was attempted when Prevent Media Removal was on Allow medium removal via Prevent Allow Medium Removal command 11 Cleaning Media The tape in the drive is a cleaning cartridge 12 Unsupported Format You attempted to load a cartridge with an unsupported tape format Exchange the tape cartridge 15 Memory Chip in Cartridge Failure The memory chip failed in...

Page 249: ... hardware Execute the corresponding error if other as has occurred 39 Diagnostics Required Diagnostics required Call to maintenance staff 51 Tape Directory Invalid at Unload Tape directory invalid at unload Exchange the tape cartridge if the phenomenon occurs again 52 Tape System Area Write Failure Tape system area write failure Exchange the tape cartridge if the phenomenon occurs again 53 Tape Sy...

Page 250: ...right notice this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution 3 All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software must display the following acknowledgement This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young eay cryptsoft com The word cryptographic can be left out if the rouines from ...

Page 251: ...ssl core openssl org 5 Products derived from this software may not be called OpenSSL nor may OpenSSL appear in their names without prior written permission of the OpenSSL Project 6 Redistributions of any form whatsoever must retain the following acknowledgment This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit http www openssl org THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVID...

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