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Page 1: ...DLT LoaderXpress By Overland Data Inc Installation and User Manual P N 104181 102 Revision A November 2001 Models 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0...

Page 2: ...ranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Overland Data may make improve ments or changes in the product s or programs described in this manual at any time These changes will be...

Page 3: ...V YRTEGOMRK ERH MRWXEPPMRK XLI 08 0SEHIV TVIWW MRXIVJEGI GSRRIGXMSRW ERH E HIWGVMTXMSR SJ XLI 08 0SEHIV TVIWW GSRJMKYVEXMSR STXMSRW LETXIV 3TIVEXMSR IWGVMFIW JVSRX TERIP STIVEXMSRW JSV XLI 08 0SEHIV T...

Page 4: ...ii DLT LoaderXpress...

Page 5: ...e 1 3 Robotics 1 3 Integral Fan Cooling 1 4 Figure 1 3 Rear View 1 4 Advanced Design Features 1 4 Embedded Diagnostics 1 4 Error Checking 1 5 Capacity 1 5 Table 1 2 Tape Capacities 1 5 Media Life 1 5...

Page 6: ...2 7 Descriptions of Configuration Options 2 7 Table 2 1 DLT LoaderXpress Configuration Options 2 10 Chapter 3 Operation Front Panel 3 1 Figure 3 1 Front Panel 3 1 Power Switch 3 1 Control Panel 3 2 F...

Page 7: ...een 3 10 Exiting the Menu Mode 3 10 Navigating Through the Menu Structure 3 10 Load Unload Menu 3 11 Unlock Door 3 11 Show Status Menu 3 11 Figure 3 12 Show Status Screen 3 11 Library Status Submenu 3...

Page 8: ...oval 3 19 Inserting a Magazine Into the LoaderXpress 3 20 Inserting Cartridges Into the Magazine 3 20 Figure 3 23 Tape Magazine with Cartridges Installed 3 20 Tape Requirements 3 21 Cartridge Handling...

Page 9: ...g Confirmation Screen 3 3 Figure 3 5 Cleaning In Progress Screen 3 4 Removing the Cleaning Cartridge 3 4 Using the Demo Submenu 3 4 Pausing Demo 1 3 5 Stopping Demo 1 3 5 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Dia...

Page 10: ...ntal Specifications Non Operating Packed or Unpacked A 59 Table A 7 Environmental Specifications Storage Transit A 59 Table A 8 Acoustic Emissions A 59 Table A 8 Safety A 60 Table A 9 Electromagnetic...

Page 11: ...igure 2 4 Configure Submenu 2 6 Figure 2 5 Configure Submenu 2 6 Figure 2 6 Configure Submenu DLT Bus ID 2 6 Figure 2 7 Configure Submenu DLT Bus ID 2 7 Chapter 3 Operation Figure 3 1 Front Panel 3 1...

Page 12: ...22 Magazine in Place 3 19 Figure 3 23 Tape Magazine with Cartridges Installed 3 20 Figure 3 24 DLTtape Cartridge 3 22 Figure 3 25 Default Screen 3 23 Figure 3 26 Main Menu 3 23 Figure 3 27 Load Unload...

Page 13: ...cifications Drives A 58 Table A 3 Reliability Specifications Robotics A 58 Table A 4 Power Specifications A 59 Table A 5 Mechanical Specifications A 59 Table A 6 Environmental Specifications Non Opera...

Page 14: ...xvi DLT LoaderXpress...

Page 15: ...n for ruggedness and reliability 1SHIPW ERH IEXYVIW The LoaderXpress is available in four models LXL4105 LXL4110 LXL7110 LXL8110 IEXYVIW IEXYVI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Drives 1 DLT4000 1 DLT4000 1 DLT7000 1 D...

Page 16: ...splay screen LED indicators and four buttons The buttons allow you to select and display operating modes device status diagnostic and maintenance functions device history and error statistics and syst...

Page 17: ...of the front panel The door includes an electronically controlled lock that protects the magazine from tampering or accidental removal MKYVI EVXVMHKI 1EKE MRI 6SFSXMGW The LoaderXpress features roboti...

Page 18: ...ower On Self Test POST performs verification and memory tests on the processor s host interface and device control functions at power up User Diagnostics help you change configuration options and cont...

Page 19: ...0 head passes and a shelf life of at least 30 years 6IPEXIH 4YFPMGEXMSRW For additional information about the LoaderXpress refer to the following publications DLT LoaderXpress Service Manual P N 10418...

Page 20: ...1 6 DLT LoaderXpress INTRODUCTION...

Page 21: ...GLERMGEP RWXEPPEXMSR Follow the directions in the shipping container to unpack the LoaderXpress Save the packing materials for re use in case you need to return the unit for repairs There is no user a...

Page 22: ...r a nationally certified cord RXIVJEGIW The LXL4105 and LXL4110 are supplied with a single ended Fast SCSI 2 interface and the LXL7110 with a single ended Fast Wide SCSI interface The SCSI 2 interface...

Page 23: ...ngle ended SCSI bus is 10 feet 3 m for all LoaderXpress models When calculating the overall length of the bus be sure to include the internal cabling of the module which is 27 inches 0 7 m for all mod...

Page 24: ...rface card simply connect the cable from the interface card to the incoming SCSI connector attach the terminator to the outgoing SCSI connector then skip to step 5 4 If you have one or more additional...

Page 25: ...s and the default screen appears on the display The following illustration shows the default screen for the LXL4110 and the LXL7110 The LXL4105 displays five slots on line 4 instead of the 10 shown in...

Page 26: ...R XS 08 YW J SY TVIWW p XLI u QSZIW FEGO XS PMRI 1 Note that the Library SCSI ID is set to 6 Suppose you want to set the DLT1 bus ID to 5 With the u next to line 1 press the qrepeatedly until the dis...

Page 27: ...selection For example if you have an LXL4110 or LXL7110 and have a seven slot software license you must reserve 10 less seven or three slots Any of the reserved slots may be used to store a cleaning c...

Page 28: ...s each of which is assigned a separate designator or element address The Transport Element is the robotics mechanism itself the Storage Elements are the ten slots in the magazine the Transfer Element...

Page 29: ...nse Select Device Capabilities Page SCSI Page 1Fh which are 14 bytes and 18 bytes to accommodate different SCSI device implementations of this page The default is Short Change the model number informa...

Page 30: ...ify the module s response if it receives a SCSI Reset or Abort command while a Move Medium command is in progress Depending on this setting during execution of the Move Medium command the module will...

Page 31: ...3 60 2 0 EXI 111 YVVIRX EXI 8MQI 11 YVVIRX 8MQI EYH 6EXI 3ZIVPERH 9WI 3RP A 7IVMEP 2YQFIV 2 2222222 9RPSEH 1SHI QTPMGMX TPMGMX QTPMGMX YXS PIER 1SHI MWEFPIH REFPIH MWEFPIH 2IKSXMEXMSR 2IKSXMEXMSR 1SHI...

Page 32: ...TVIWIRXEXMZI 7TIGMEP SRJMK 1SHI 4EKI 0IRKXL 7LSVX 0SRK 1SHIP 2YQFIV 3 60 2 0 PERO 0MRI 8 0 80 IRHSV 9RMUYI 896 6ITSVXMRK 7XERHEVH VITSVX 2SX 6IEH YWXSQ VITSVX SSH MR 7IUYIRXMEP 1SHI RMX PIQ 7XEXYW 2S...

Page 33: ...modes including using the menus VSRX 4ERIP The front panel includes the power switch the magazine door and the control panel which has buttons a display and indicators Figure 3 1 Front Panel 4S IV 7 M...

Page 34: ...red The Ready indicator green is illuminated when the LoaderXpress is ready to accept commands either from the Control Panel or from the host computer The Ready indicator goes out when you enter the...

Page 35: ...bmenu press Escape repeatedly until the Main Menu appears Pressing Escape while the Main Menu is displayed exits the Menu Mode and returns you to the Default Screen To display the Show Status Menu onl...

Page 36: ...W 1IRY 1SHI 2 2 X 7XEXYW 1IRY LMPI SRPMRI 6IXYVRW XS IJEYPX 7GVIIR 7EQI EW MR 1IRY 1SHI 7EQI EW MR 1IRY 1SHI 7EQI EW MR 1IRY 1SHI R 1IRY 1SHI 6INIGXW GYVVIRXP HMWTPE IH GLSMGI SV FSVXW SRXVSP 4ERIP ST...

Page 37: ...tores media access If the host fails you can restore media access by cycling LoaderXpress power MWTPE 1IWWEKIW The display on the control panel is capable of displaying four lines of 20 characters eac...

Page 38: ...r the POST diagnostics have concluded successfully and initialization is complete the default screen displays Figure 3 6 Default Screen The first line of the Default Screen shows the status of the DLT...

Page 39: ...ot in the map Where a rectangle appears on this line it indicates that a cartridge is present in the corresponding slot of the magazine An underline means that there is no cartridge present in that sl...

Page 40: ...een and the Default Screen appear without operator or host intervention The Fault Screens appear whenever a fault occurs The screens which follow appear in response to operator actions 8LI 0SEHIV TVIW...

Page 41: ...he control panel is locked you must enter your unlock code in order to display the Main Menu You can access the Show Status Menu at any time however from the Default Screen by pressing the Escape butt...

Page 42: ...menu mode and return to the Default Screen press Escape repeatedly Each time you press Escape the display moves to a higher menu level When the Main Menu is visible pressing Escape once returns to th...

Page 43: ...PIEWI XLI PSGO 7LS 7XEXYW 1IRY 238 SY GER WIPIGX XLI 7LS 7XEXYW WYFQIRY HMVIGXP JVSQ XLI IJEYPX 7GVIIR MXLSYX IRXIVMRK XLI 1IRY 1SHI F TVIWWMRK Escape R XLMW E SY GER GLIGO WXEXYW EX ER XMQI MXLSYX MR...

Page 44: ...Autoclean Mode Library Mode Library Configuration Vendor Identification Product Identification Transport Address Storage Address Transfer Address Serial Number Wide SCSI SCSI Bus ID SCSI Bus Parity N...

Page 45: ...XX You can scroll through the following list of Drive Status categories Tape Motion Product Type Tape Format Compression SCSI Bus ID Drive Revision Controller Revision Cartridge Present Hardware Error...

Page 46: ...license or to use the Autoclean mode a lesser number of slots displays The procedure for designating reserved slots is described in Chapter 2 Installation Depending on the presence or absence of a ca...

Page 47: ...story of the module See Displaying Error Logs later in this chapter You can retrieve the configuration history the original configuration as well as statistics on the number of operations the library...

Page 48: ...ol panel locking Press Escape The following screen displays with your code instead of XXXX MKYVI SHI GGITX 7YFQIRY Press Enter if you want to adopt the unlock code that is displayed Press Escape if yo...

Page 49: ...ss When you have finished press Escape Press Enter to validate the unlock code or Escape to exit If the code is correct the Main Menu is displayed If the code is incorrect an error screen appears MWTP...

Page 50: ...mputer software or by using the Load Unload command on the Main Menu described later in this chapter To insert or remove the magazine make sure the following conditions are met The Control Panel is un...

Page 51: ...ode by pressing Enter at the Default Screen At the Main Menu select Unlock Door and press Enter The magazine door swings open QIVKIRG 1EKE MRI 6IQSZEP If a fault occurs that prevents removal of the ma...

Page 52: ...protruding from the left 3 When the magazine is fully inserted push the door closed until it locks RWIVXMRK EVXVMHKIW RXS XLI 1EKE MRI To insert cartridges into the magazine 1 Insert cartridges so th...

Page 53: ...A DLTtape cartridge should be stored vertically until you select it for use Do not expose a cartridge to moisture or direct sunlight Maintain a clean dust free working and storage environment If a DL...

Page 54: ...GXMSR To write protect the DLTtape cartridge slide the write protect switch to the left until the orange indicator shows through the window on the write protect switch To enable data recording slide t...

Page 55: ...tructions Line 3 indicates that Slot 1 of the magazine contains a cartridge and the remaining slots are empty From the Default Screen enter the Menu Mode by pressing Enter Figure 3 26 Main Menu From l...

Page 56: ...ts with cartridges You can t retrieve a cartridge from an empty slot or drive RMXMEP 7GVIIR 8S 0MRI The list on line 4 the To line includes all the valid destination choices that is drives and slots t...

Page 57: ...empty so below Slot 2 there is a list of the remaining empty slots For this example select Slot 4 Press the q button repeatedly until Slot 4 appears on line 4 Press Enter to select Slot 4 The confirma...

Page 58: ...R 4VSKVIWW 7GVIIR When the load or unload operation is finished the Default Screen redisplays It shows that there is no cartridge in DLT1 and that Slot 4 is full From DLT 1 To Slot 4 Load In Progress...

Page 59: ...KI There are two ways to run a cleaning cartridge Automatically by enabling the Auto Clean option Manually by selecting the Clean Drive command from the Maintenance Submenu on the front panel display...

Page 60: ...Slot 1 3 Enable the Auto Clean option on the Configuration Menu From the Main Menu select Library Options Auto Clean Enabled 1ERYEPP You can manually run a cleaning cartridge 6YRRMRK PIERMRK EVXVMHKI...

Page 61: ...are slots 1 through 19 Press the RXIV button again to use the cartridge in Slot 1 238 J SY GERRSX YWI WPSX JSV XLI GPIERMRK GEVXVMHKI SY GER WGVSPP PMRI XS WIPIGX ERSXLIV WPSX The Cleaning Confirmati...

Page 62: ...4 Insert any desired data cartridge into the slot vacated by the cleaning cartridge 5 Insert the magazine into the LoaderXpress 6 Close the magazine door 9WMRK XLI IQS 7YFQIRY Use this option to full...

Page 63: ...ess 3 5 MAINTENANCE 4EYWMRK IQS To pause the test press and hold Escape until a flashing message displays that the test is paused 7XSTTMRK IQS To stop the test press Escape a second time to return to...

Page 64: ...3 6 DLT LoaderXpress MAINTENANCE...

Page 65: ...f problem check your installation and configuration setup referring back to Chapter 2 Installation IRIVEP VMZI VVSVW These errors usually result from a miscommunication between the controller and the...

Page 66: ...ors reported on the front panel This list includes only those procedures that may be safely performed by an operator The Service Manual includes additional procedures that may be performed by an exper...

Page 67: ...problem EPP 8IGLRMGEP 7YTTSVX 8EFPI VVSV 6IGSZIV 4VSGIHYVIW 64 SHI 4VSGIHYVI 8EFPI EYPX 7 QTXSQ SHIW 7 MWTPE IH 1IWWEKI 64 4MGOIV 8VMIW GIIHIH 4S IV HS R XS GPIEV 4MGOIV 8EGL VVSVW 4S IV HS R XS GPIE...

Page 68: ...ed that is not included in the table please write down the fault code number and follow the recovery procedure described on line 4 of the display If the same error occurs again call your technical sup...

Page 69: ...ntial Single Ended or High Voltage Differential Number of Cartridges Full Magazine LXL4105 LXL4110 LXL7110 LXL8110 5 10 Media Type DLTtapeTM IV Number of Drives 1 Drives DLT4000 DLT7000 DLT8000 Tape S...

Page 70: ...L7110 LXL8110 100 GB 200 GB 350 GB 400 GB Compressed Data Capacity LXL4105 LXL4110 LXL7110 LXL8110 Full Magazine 2 1 compression 200 GB 400 GB 700 GB 800 GB 8EFPI 6IPMEFMPMX 7TIGMJMGEXMSRW VMZIW Mean...

Page 71: ...20 C hour across the range Temperature Shock 27 F 15 C over 2 min Wet Bulb Temperature 86 F 30 C Relative Humidity non condensing10 to 95 Humidity Gradient 10 hour Altitude 100 ft to 10 000 ft 305m t...

Page 72: ...ress 7EJIX Regulatory Agency Product Safety Certifications Certification UL Listed TUV Product Service GS Mark CE Mark Canadian UL Listed Standard UL 1950 EN 60 950 EMC Directive Low Voltage Directive...

Page 73: ...ada 2SXMGI This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protecti...

Page 74: ...adio interference in commercial and or industrial areas Consequently when used in a residential area or in an adjacent area thereto radio interference may be caused to radios and TV receivers etc Read...

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