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LoaderXpress - LXL1U11

Welcome to the LoaderXpress LXL1U11

The LoaderXpress LXL1U11 is a compact, easy-to-use desktop LTO Ultrium tape 
loader, designed for secure, reliable unattended system backup. 

Benefits

The LoaderXpress LXL1U11 offers the following benefits:

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Fast throughput to 115.2 GB per hour (compressed)

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High native storage capacity of 1.1 TB allows data back-ups without 
operator intervention 

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Ultra2 SCSI (LVD) interface

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Compact design fits easily on a tabletop or in a rack mounted enclosure

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Rugged and reliable robotics designed for worry-free operation

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Easy to operate, including loading cartridges and removing the 
magazine

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User-friendly interface Control Panel with display screen

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Embedded diagnostics for verification and memory testing at power-up 
and for user and customer engineer troubleshooting

Summary of Contents for LoaderXpress LXL1U11

Page 1: ...LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Installation User Manual Part Number 104240 101 Revision A March 2001...

Page 2: ...arranties 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 b...

Page 3: ...Operation Describes front panel operations for the LoaderXpress 1U11 along with inserting and removing tape cartridges and tape requirements Chapter 4 Maintenance Describes procedures for using and st...

Page 4: ...ii LoaderXpress LXL1U11...

Page 5: ...1 5 Table 1 3 Control Panel Controls and Indicators 1 5 Figure 1 4 Rear Components 1 6 Table 1 4 Rear Components 1 6 Figure 1 5 LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Tape Cartridge Magazine 1 7 Chapter 2 Installation...

Page 6: ...Options 2 10 SCSI Options 2 10 Library Options 2 12 Barcode Options 2 14 Set Element Base 2 14 Set Serial Number 2 15 Set Defaults 2 15 Chapter 3 Operation Front Panel 3 1 Figure 3 1 Front Panel 3 1 P...

Page 7: ...3 11 Entering the Menu Mode 3 11 Figure 3 10 Main Menu 3 11 Unlocking the Control Panel 3 11 Figure 3 11 Panel Locked Screen 3 12 Figure 3 12 Code Entry Submenu 3 12 Exiting the Menu Mode 3 12 Navigat...

Page 8: ...emoval 3 23 Removing a Magazine 3 23 Inserting a Magazine 3 23 Figure 3 23 Tape Magazine with Cartridges Installed 3 24 Tape Requirements 3 24 Cartridge Handling and Storage 3 25 If You Drop a Cartrid...

Page 9: ...ry Process 5 2 Error Recovery Procedures 5 3 Table 5 1 Error Recovery Procedures 5 3 Fault Symptom Codes FSC 5 3 Table 5 2 Fault Sympton Codes 5 3 Using the Demo Submenu 5 5 Pausing Demo 1 5 5 Stoppin...

Page 10: ...6 9 Reboot WebTLC 6 9 Exit Configuration Menu 6 9 Using the WebTLCenter Utility 6 10 WebTLC Utility Task Procedures 6 10 Establishing Communication With Your Host 6 10 Figure 6 4 WebTLCenter Main Scr...

Page 11: ...ta 6 22 Upload Data From WebTLC Using WebTLCenter 6 22 Figure 6 15 Upload Data From WebTLC 6 22 Downloading Data 6 23 Figure 6 16 Download Data to WebTLC 6 24 Figure 6 17 WebTLC Download Progress Prom...

Page 12: ...gure 6 27 Set Tape Drive Parameters 6 33 Figure 6 28 Library Special Configuration 6 34 Figure 6 29 Notification Registration 6 35 Functions 6 35 Figure 6 30 WebTLC Functions Option 6 36 History 6 37...

Page 13: ...el Buttons 3 2 Figure 3 3 POST Screen 3 5 Figure 3 4 Initialization Screen 3 6 Figure 3 5 Default Screen 3 6 Figure 3 6 Magazine Map Display 3 8 Figure 3 7 Fault Screen 3 8 Figure 3 8 LoaderXpress LXL...

Page 14: ...r 6 WebTLC Figure 6 1 World Wide Web Accessible 6 2 Figure 6 2 Local Area Network 6 3 Figure 6 3 WebTLC Configuration Menu 6 5 Figure 6 4 WebTLCenter Main Screen 6 11 Figure 6 5 Configure WebTLC Dialo...

Page 15: ...ve Media Option 6 30 Figure 6 24 Library Offline Confirmation 6 31 Figure 6 25 WebTLC Setup Option 6 32 Figure 6 26 Library Configuration 6 33 Figure 6 27 Set Tape Drive Parameters 6 33 Figure 6 28 Li...

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Page 17: ...Rear Components 1 6 Chapter 2 Installation Table 2 1 Connectors Terminators and Cables 2 4 Table 2 2 Power Cord Ratings 2 6 Chapter 3 Operation Table 3 1 Control Panel Buttons 3 2 Table 3 2 Control Pa...

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Page 19: ...on This chapter introduces you to the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 It includes an overview of the following Benefits Features Front Panel Control Panel Rear Components Tape Cartridge Magazine Tape Cartridge C...

Page 20: ...ssed High native storage capacity of 1 1 TB allows data back ups without operator intervention Ultra2 SCSI LVD interface Compact design fits easily on a tabletop or in a rack mounted enclosure Rugged...

Page 21: ...nt Description Drive Type Ultrium 1 Number of Drives One Media Type LTO Ultrium Number of Cartridges 11 Transfer Rate Native 16 MB sec 57 6 GB hr Transfer Rate Compressed 2 1 32 MB sec 115 2 GB hr Cap...

Page 22: ...Description Magazine Door Used to gain access to the magazine Includes electronically controlled locks Access is gained via the Control Panel menu Power Switch Pushbutton switch used to apply power t...

Page 23: ...nt Description Display Panel Backlit 4 line by 20 character display Provides drive and loader status menu choices and error messages Includes scroll feature displaying additional information Buttons U...

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Page 25: ...igure 1 5 LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Tape Cartridge Magazine The LoaderXpress LXL1U11 is equipped with an 11 cartridge magazine The magazine is made of rugged molded polymer which fits into an extruded trac...

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Page 27: ...rfaces Interface Cable Specifications Connecting to the Host Connecting to the Power Source Setting Up the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 To set up the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 do the following Follow the direction...

Page 28: ...t of the rear rail of the rack using two standard 10 32 screws and one nut plate 5 Tighten the screws installed in step 2 6 If they are not already locked pull the intermediate slides toward the front...

Page 29: ...to the rear rails 11 If necessary repeat steps 9 and 10 until the module does not bind against the slides 12 Install a nut plate on each front rail at the height of the captive screws on the front pa...

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Page 31: ...ecting to the Host To connect LoaderXpress LXL1U11 to a host computer system 1 Verify that the following hardware software are available The host system has a compatible SCSI controller and the approp...

Page 32: ...her end to a reliably grounded AC outlet or rack power outlet To maintain product safety compliance use a power cord with a suitable electrical rating Configuration You are able to change configuratio...

Page 33: ...nter to display the Configure submenu Figure 2 4 Configure Submenu Screen 4 Press the or buttons to scroll to the option you want to change For this example scroll to SCSI Options and press Enter NOTE...

Page 34: ...will flash then the display will reflect new ID number 7 Press Escape NOTE Display will read SCSI parameter Update in Progress flashing then will change to Update Complete followed by the display retu...

Page 35: ...licensing requirements Navigate from the Default Screen through the Main Menu to the Configure Submenu 1 From the Configure Submenu scroll to and select Library Options Scroll to and select Reserved...

Page 36: ...ress to the SCSI Inquiry command in the Vendor ID fields The Default is OVERLAND Product ID Allows you to specify the response of the LoaderXpress to the SCSI Inquiry command in the Product ID fields...

Page 37: ...key and an ASC ASCQ of 5D 00 Rec Error cnd Report information exceptions with a Recovered Error sense key and an ASC ASCQ of 5D 00 if Recovered Error Reporting is enabled Rec Error unc Unconditionall...

Page 38: ...s a cartridge from that drive The Default is Implicit Numbering Allows you to specify whether SCSI elements in the unit display zero based or one based This affects only the front panel display not th...

Page 39: ...azine numerical order This operation continues to cycle until all of the cartridges have been loaded or until an empty slot is encountered The Default is Random Baud Rate Allows you to set the data tr...

Page 40: ...right alignment The default is Left Alignment Check Digit Allows you to enable or disable check digit function For barcodes without check digits you can select Disable For barcodes with check digits y...

Page 41: ...esponse to the SCSI Inquiry command in the Unit Serial Number Page The back of the Unit will have the appropriate Serial Number Set Defaults Overland Defaults This Default option resets all of the pre...

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Page 43: ...through the menu structure Front Panel 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 Power Switch...

Page 44: ...Control Panel Buttons Table 3 1 Control Panel Buttons Component Description Display Panel Screen Backlit 4 line by 20 character display provides drive and loader status menu choices and error messages...

Page 45: ...button at the Default Screen The system remains online NOTE Note When you enter the Menu Mode the Ready light goes out This means that the module is off line and the system responds to all commands f...

Page 46: ...t Screen Changes Default Screen In Menu Mode Rejects currently displayed choice or Aborts Control Panel operation in progress or Exits to next higher menu level or Exits Menu Mode to default screen Sa...

Page 47: ...ost failure you can restore media access by cycling LoaderXpress LXL1U11 power Display Messages The display on the Control Panel is capable of displaying four lines of 20 characters each to allow the...

Page 48: ...n Default Screen After the POST diagnostics have concluded successfully and initialization is complete the default screen displays Figure 3 5 Default Screen The display s first line displays possible...

Page 49: ...rapped Cartridge Scanning Labels The second line of the Default Screen shows the status of the LTO Ultrium drive Possible status conditions of the drive are No Tape Idle Rewinding Seeking Reading Writ...

Page 50: ...ge is present in the corresponding slot of the magazine An underline indicates there is no cartridge present in that slot Figure 3 6 Magazine Map Display Pressing either the scroll down q or scroll up...

Page 51: ...Cartrid g eC ycle T achF eed back F rictio nT est D em oM enu D em o1 D em o2 S C S IO p tio n s L ib raryP arity V en do rID LT OU ltriu mB u sID P ro d u ctID S C S IM o d e P astR ec dE rror T ap e...

Page 52: ...t e c t e d R e a d C o m p r e s s T a p e R e m a i n i n g S l o t 1 S t a t u s S l o t 3 S t a t u s S l o t 5 S t a t u s S l o t 7 S t a t u s F i r w a r e R e v S C S I B u s P a r i t y F l...

Page 53: ...ertent interruption of host operations you may lock out the Menu Mode using the Security Menu refer to the Security Menu later in this chapter When the Control Panel is locked you must enter your unlo...

Page 54: ...is correct the Main Menu displays If the code is incorrect an error screen displays Exiting the Menu Mode To leave the menu mode and return to the Default Screen press the Escape button repeatedly Ea...

Page 55: ...host software has locked the magazine Usually exiting your backup or host software releases the lock If there is a host failure cycle power to the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 to release the lock Some softwa...

Page 56: ...er button to select the item Library Status Submenu When the Library option is selected the Library submenu screen appears Figure 3 14 Library Status Submenu Scroll the Library Status submenu to displ...

Page 57: ...ress Storage Address Transfer Address Serial Number Unload Mode Auto Clean Mode Reserved Slots Mode Page 1F Length TUR Reporting Init Element Status Bar Code Reader Label Size if barcode reader is ins...

Page 58: ...show the drive model number Scroll this screen to display the Drive Status options Tape Motion Product Type Tape Format Compression SCSI Bus ID SCSI Revision Servo Revision Cartridge Present Hardware...

Page 59: ...s 1 2 3 and 4 of this screen are scrollable in unison For each scroll position line 1 displays one of the following locations LTO Ultrium Slot1 Slot2 Slot3 Slot4 Slot5 Slot6 Slot7 Slot8 Slot9 Slot10 S...

Page 60: ...options under it that are intended for operator use are described in Chapter 4 Maintenance Configure Menu The Configure Menu how to use it and the options available under it are described in Chapter 2...

Page 61: ...ables Control Panel locking Press the Escape button The following screen appears Your entered code displays in place of 0000 Figure 3 19 Code Accept Submenu Press the Enter button if you want to adopt...

Page 62: ...to set the first digit of the unlock code Press the Enter button to move the cursor to the second digit and repeat the process When you have finished press the Escape button Press the Enter button to...

Page 63: ...t computer 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 of the following The Control Panel is unlocked The h...

Page 64: ...r the magazine door is closed it is locked in place to prevent tampering or accidental removal To remove the magazine enter the Menu Mode by pressing the Enter button at the Default Screen At the Main...

Page 65: ...ess the Menu Mode by pressing the Enter button at the Default Screen At the Main Menu select Remove Magazine and press the Enter button The magazine door swings open Slide the magazine through the doo...

Page 66: ...d ANSI proposed standard Ultrium cartridges The Ultrium cartridge is a four inch square plastic cartridge According to the media manufacturer the cartridge and the medium are designed to withstand 1 0...

Page 67: ...in a clean dust free working and storage environment If You Drop a Cartridge Inspect it carefully before inserting it into a magazine or drive Shake the cartridge while listening for the sound of a br...

Page 68: ...le you to specify a source and a destination for a cartridge movement As a result you use exactly the same procedure to load as to unload To load or unload a tape from the front panel of the module us...

Page 69: ...yet selected an item from the list INITIAL SCREEN FROM LINE The list on line 2 the From line includes the drive and every magazine slot with a cartridge in it You can t get a cartridge from a slot or...

Page 70: ...he destination From line 4 press the q button until Slot 2 appears and press the Enter button to select it The Confirmation Screen displays Figure 3 30 Confirmation Screen Press the Enter button to ex...

Page 71: ...ad or unload operation is finished the Default Screen reappears The screen is updated to show that there is no cartridge in LTO Ultrium and that Slot 2 is full Figure 3 32 Updated Default Screen From...

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Page 73: ...s LXL1U11 Occasionally Overland Data issues new firmware which must be installed by qualified service personnel The Maintenance Menu offers the following options Clean Drive Diagnostic Menu Demo Menu...

Page 74: ...ridge manually there are no restrictions about the location of the cleaning cartridge However if you want to use the Auto Clean option you must reserve one or more slots in the magazine by using the R...

Page 75: ...the Auto Clean Mode on the Configuration Menu the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 will run the cleaning cartridge from a reserved slot automatically whenever the Use Cleaner LED comes on Running the Cleaning Car...

Page 76: ...ded from the drive If not then unload it using the Load Unload Menu as described in Chapter 3 Operation 2 Remove the magazine from the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 using the procedure described in Chapter 3 O...

Page 77: ...nfiguration The most common characteristic of this type of error is that the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 appears to operate normally except that no data can be interchanged You may not get an error code on t...

Page 78: ...the module If errors keep occurring a more extensive recovery procedure such replacing a part may be required Refer to Using the Demo Submenu later in this chapter for information on locating persist...

Page 79: ...power to the drive using the AC switch on the front panel of the module Wait 30 seconds to power on again D Turn off power to the module and inspect connectors and cables F Invalid operation Select pa...

Page 80: ...ntative 3110 Picker Jammed Power Down to Clear C D G 3200 Elevator Jammed Power Down to Clear C D G 5002 All Ultriums Slots Empty Press Enter to Clear F 5003 All Ultriums Slots Full Press Enter to Cle...

Page 81: ...Ultrium and leaves it there If you press the p button while Demo 1 is running the LoaderXpress LXL1U11 loads a cartridge into LTO Ultrium unless LTO Ultrium is full If you press thep button again the...

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Page 83: ...te can be accessed using either Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 0 or higher or Netscape 3 0 or higher WebTLC shows you overall status at a glance and presents a control panel for making adjustments and...

Page 84: ...cessible Figure 6 1 shows a typical world wide web configuration Figure 6 1 World Wide Web Accessible Local Area Network Figure 6 2 shows a typical local area network configuration ETHERNET INTERNET S...

Page 85: ...t the Ethernet connector to a 10BaseT Ethernet network jack Connect a null modem serial cable from the host computer to the connector labeled Config on the unit Configuration In order to configure the...

Page 86: ...er The utility is supplied on a floppy disk and requires Windows 95 98 or NT4 0 To display and use the COM terminal configuration menu Start your communication terminal emulator NOTE The following par...

Page 87: ...lues All prompts require you to hit enter after typing in the values Set IP Addresses 2 Enter the IP Address www xxx yyy zzz _ 3 Enter the Subnet Mask www xxx yyy zzz _ Overland Web TLC Configuration...

Page 88: ...the SNMP Trap 3 www xxx yyy zzz _ These settings enable WebTLC to send SNMP Trap information from your library to the specified IP addresses Set E mail Addresses 1 Enter the SMTP Server name xyz com...

Page 89: ...ord _ 2 Enter the Web Level 2 menu Password _ 3 Level 2 Menu Access Enter E to enable D to disable _ 4 Web Secure Login Enter E to enable D to disable _ 5 Enter the Library name _ Set Dial Up Access 1...

Page 90: ...255 255 SNMP Trap 3 Address 255 255 255 255 SMTP Mail Server Name Address 255 255 255 255 E mail Adress 0 E mail Adress 1 E mail Adress 2 E mail Adress 3 Remote FTP Server Name Address ftp overlandda...

Page 91: ...been restored Any recent changes have been discarded Verify Library Communication This step verifies communication between the WebTLC and the Library Reboot WebTLC Are you sure you want to reboot the...

Page 92: ...ile uploads Set security passwords to control access Name the Library for quick accurate identification WebTLC Utility Task Procedures Establishing Communication With Your Host 1 Turn on power 2 Conne...

Page 93: ...Addresses NOTE Configuration addresses are network specific Contact your network system administrator for the appropriate values Depending on the chosen values these settings enable access to your li...

Page 94: ...6 12 LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Figure 6 5 Configure WebTLC Dialog Box IP Addresses Tab...

Page 95: ...box Access Security Since WebTLC permits total control over a library security concerns demand that those capabilities are limited to the appropriate users WebTLC limits access to the system by means...

Page 96: ...ess tab The Access tab panel appears Figure 6 6 Configure WebTLC Dialog Box Access Tab 3 Place the text cursor into a level field and type in the password 4 Enable Disable Level 2 Access 5 Enter Libra...

Page 97: ...panel appears that displays Ethernet address WebTLC unit serial number Both of these values have been set at the factory and are not changeable They appear on the screen only for general information...

Page 98: ...figure WebTLC dialog box click on the SNMP Traps tab The SNMP tab panel appears It displays fields that let you enter the IP addresses of up to four hosts that can receive SNMP traps Figure 6 8 SNMP T...

Page 99: ...tab panel appears Figure 6 9 E mail Addresses Tab 7 Enter the name or IP address of the SMTP mail server 8 Enter up four E mail addresses 9 Click Apply to accept the E mail settings or OK to accept t...

Page 100: ...ver tab The Remote FTP Server tab panel appears Figure 6 10 Remote FTP Server Tab NOTE Note Verify the FTP Server Name Address from your Network Administrator or call Overland Data Technical Support 1...

Page 101: ...the Access tab The Access tab panel appears Figure 6 11 Access Tab 3 Place the text cursor into the Library Name field and type in the familiar name of the library The name field will take effect afte...

Page 102: ...lect a baud rate 4 Enter a Modem Initialization String 5 Enter User Name 6 Enter Password 7 Enter Remote Host IP Address 8 Click Apply to accept the dial up access settings or OK to accept the dial up...

Page 103: ...xit Configuration Menu Conformation prompt appears Figure 6 13 Exit Configuration Menu Confirmation Prompt 2 Click OK 3 The configuration screen appears stating Flash Programming was Successful appear...

Page 104: ...dialog creates binary files that you can save The utility also includes a post processor that lets you convert files into human readable form using the text editor of your choice Upload Data From WebT...

Page 105: ...at the end of the specified network path You can insert the cursor in the field to rename the file if you wish 8 Click OK to start the upload An Upload Progress screen momentarily appears displaying...

Page 106: ...A Download Progress screen appears The screen displays a percent bar that tracks the process of the download into RAM Figure 6 17 WebTLC Download Progress Prompt Sequence When the download ends anoth...

Page 107: ...ts you to perform a system reboot Follow the procedure outlined below Reboot Unit Using WebTLCenter Utility 1 Establish communications with the WebTLC if not already established 2 From the Diag menu s...

Page 108: ...ost This assumes that you are familiar with the hands on control panel operations of your automated tape handling equipment This section also explains extended or enhanced functionality that is availa...

Page 109: ...ld and Click OK The WebTLC Control Panel page appears with the Status screen displayed Figure 6 21 WebTLC Control Panel The WebTLC control panel page displays the name of the library beneath an array...

Page 110: ...nfigure two browser settings from this screen 1 Auto refresh off 1 min 2 min 5 min This setting ensures the status of your library displayed on the browser remains current 2 Inventory Display Logical...

Page 111: ...erXpress LXL1U11 6 29 Figure 6 22 WebTLC Status Option Information available from this screen 1 Library Status 2 Drive Status Summary 3 Full Drive Status is available through the Full Drive Status but...

Page 112: ...ware is running Fatal software faults may occur This button allows you move a selected cartridge to a target drive or cartridge slot using the display shown below Figure 6 23 WebTLC Move Media Option...

Page 113: ...appears notifying the user that selecting confirm will cause the library to go offline during the Move Media operation Figure 6 24 Library Offline Confirmation 4 The Move Media operation completes and...

Page 114: ...ss LXL1U11 Setup Click Setup to set the various configuration options Figure 6 25 WebTLC Setup Option The settings correspond to those in the Configure Menu on the front control panel of your library...

Page 115: ...LoaderXpress LXL1U11 6 33 Figure 6 26 Library Configuration Figure 6 27 Set Tape Drive Parameters...

Page 116: ...6 34 LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Figure 6 28 Library Special Configuration...

Page 117: ...ctions page allows you to perform various functions on the library Scroll down for additional dialog boxes Functions available from this screen Drive cleaning operations Free running library diagnosti...

Page 118: ...6 36 LoaderXpress LXL1U11 Reset WebTLC Reset Library Figure 6 30 WebTLC Functions Option...

Page 119: ...you can display or download Scroll down for additional menus Figure 6 31 WebTLC History Option When you select Display a Trace Log the log will be seen through the browser When you select a file a Sa...

Page 120: ...g with the WebTLC unit Verify Library Communications Using WebTLCenter 1 Establish communications with the WebTLC if not already established 2 On the Diag menu select Test Library Communication Workin...

Page 121: ...Number of Drives 1 Tape Speed 180 in sec read write 160 in sec search Load Time 59 sec max Unload Time 17 sec max Rewind Time 68 sec avg Sustained native data transfer rate maximum 57 6 GB hr Compress...

Page 122: ...ications Robotics Life Expectancy Load Unload Operations 500 000 Design Life Seven years Power Specifications Voltage 100 240 VAC Amperage 1 8 1 0 A Line Frequency 50 60 Hertz Mechanical Specification...

Page 123: ...00 ft 30 5m to 3 050m Non Operating Packed or Unpacked Dry Bulb Temp 40 F to 140 F 40 C to 60 C Temp Gradient 36F 2 2 C hour across the range Temperature Shock 27 F 2 8 C over 2 min Wet Bulb Temp 86 F...

Page 124: ...5 Humidity Gradient 10 hour Altitude 100 to 10 000 ft 30 5m to 15 250m Acoustic Emissions Drive In Use Intermittent robot motion excepted 50 dBA Safety The LoaderXpress LXL1U11 carries the following R...

Page 125: ...n against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordan...

Page 126: ...nt to be used in commercial and or industrial areas and conforms to the standards set by the Voluntary Council For Interference by Information Technology Equipment aimed at preventing radio interferen...

Page 127: ...e 2 7 Connecting to the Host 2 5 Daisy chain connection for multi SCSI units 2 6 Connecting to the Power Source 2 6 Control Panel 1 5 3 2 D Data Buffer 1 3 Diagnosing Problems 5 1 Door how to open 3 2...

Page 128: ...g the Cleaning Cartridge 4 4 Reserved Slots setting up 2 9 S SCSI bus parity check 2 10 Security Menu 3 18 Show Status Menu 3 13 Specifications Acoustic emissions A 4 Electromagnetic Emission A 5 Envi...

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