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DRIVE CHARACTERISTICS

FRONT PANEL

The LF 6602 front panel is shown in the figure below. The LF 6600 bezels, which contain the Drive
Operator Console (DOC), media access door and door lock, protrude through a frame in the cabinet. A
drive's bezel can be removed to gain access to that drive.

Refer to the Operating Instruction section for a detailed description of the DOC.

EP006030

LF 6602 Front Panel

DOC

BEZEL

MEDIA ACCESS
DOOR

DOOR LOCK

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Summary of Contents for LF 6602

Page 1: ...THE PLASMON INFINITY LF 6602 OPTICAL DISK DRIVE User Manual P N 97654438 E...

Page 2: ...t has undergone major modifications change bars will not be inserted in the document Reproduction of this manual or any portion of this manual is prohibited without the express permission of Plasmon L...

Page 3: ...unit is installed When the unit is mounted in an equipment rack or cabinet be certain that the internal temperature within the rack or cabinet does not exceed the limits defined in the Product Specifi...

Page 4: ...gestell oder einen Ger teschrank eingebaut ist darauf zu achten da die interne Temperatur im Gestell oder Schrank nicht ber die in den Produktspezifikationen oder diesem Dokument angegebenen Grenzwert...

Page 5: ...ircuits If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional suggestions A pamphlet by the FCC How to Identify and Resolve Radio TV Interference...

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Page 7: ...MITS 18 WARNING LABELS 19 UNPACKING AND REPACKING INSTRUCTIONS 21 UNPACKING THE LF 6602 21 INSPECTING THE LF 6602 27 REPACKING THE LF 6602 27 INSTALLATION 33 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 33 SCSI BUS CONS...

Page 8: ...INSERTION 76 CARTRIDGE REMOVAL 77 MANUAL CARTRIDGE RELEASE MECHANISM 78 MEDIA LOADING 82 OPERATOR MAINTENANCE 83 ACCESSING DRIVES 83 INSPECTING AND CLEANING FAN AND BLOWER FILTERS 85 REPLACING FUSES 8...

Page 9: ...d by the warranty will be invoiced at LMS then current prices The warranty is void when installation service or repairs are performed by unauthorized personnel when the product is affected by unauthor...

Page 10: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 10...

Page 11: ...into the optical drive The LF 6602 provides 24 GBytes of online storage and up to 144 GBytes of nearline storage Each LF 6602 provides 12 GBytes of online storage and up to 72 GBytes of nearline stor...

Page 12: ...rear panels Single ended and differential interface options are available and the interface can be changed in the field Both the single ended and differential controllers support asynchronous or sync...

Page 13: ...which contain the Drive Operator Console DOC media access door and door lock protrude through a frame in the cabinet A drive s bezel can be removed to gain access to that drive Refer to the Operating...

Page 14: ...figure below To gain access to the drives power switches ADP and SCSI interface connectors unlock the door press up on the latch and open the door The drives AC power source is provided by the power...

Page 15: ...Page 15 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT The LF 6602 s reference dimensions are shown in the next table EP006029 LF 6602 Dimensions Height 99 9 cm 39 3 in Width 53 6 cm 21 1 in Depth 81 3 cm 32 0 in Weight 204...

Page 16: ...02 Product Specification P N 97653977 for more information concerning the tempera ture and humidity operating range 4 Media limits maximum operating altitude to 2000 m For conditions and limits pertai...

Page 17: ...uses which are also integrated into the receptacle with two spare fuses Refer to the Replacing Fuses section for the fuse replacement procedure Each drive s power supply accepts the input line voltage...

Page 18: ...tion occur each LF 6600 detects it and shuts down the DC outputs of the power supply NOTE After the situation is corrected power can be restored by turning the AC power switch to the off position wait...

Page 19: ...ments covering laser products The warning labels shown in the next figure are required to ensure compliance with federal regulations and must not be removed from the LF 6600 drives within the cabinet...

Page 20: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 20...

Page 21: ...ift the LF 6602 without using proper equipment When the LF 6602 is being unpacked or transported ensure that the unit is tilted no more than 10 degrees from the vertical position The LF 6602 weighs mo...

Page 22: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 22 EP005015 Unpacking the LF 6602 CARTON RAMP CUSHION BAG PLASTIC CORNER BANDING STRAP FRONT PANEL FRAME PALLET...

Page 23: ...he two bolts from the front of the frame using a 1 2 in socket wrench Ensure that you pull the bolts completely out of the frame 7 Loosen but do not remove the two bolts on the back of the frame Part...

Page 24: ...STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 24 EP005017 Removing Bolts from Front of Frame Loosening Bolts from Back of Frame REMOVE BOLTS 2X REMOVE SCREWS 4X BRACKETS 2X AND WOOD SUPPORT FRONT OF FRAME LOOSEN...

Page 25: ...he LF 6602 down the ramp WARNING To prevent personal injury you must have a second person help you roll the LF 6602 down the ramp When the unit is being rolled down the ramp ensure that it is tilted n...

Page 26: ...e selected operating site NOTE Retain and store all fastening hardware and packing materials including the wooden ramp 13 Open the drives media access doors and remove the small foam blocks Manually m...

Page 27: ...The LF 6602 should be repacked using the original packing materials Close the baseplates of each drive before repacking the LF 6602 as explained in step 2 of the following procedure CAUTION Shipping...

Page 28: ...elease tool into the upper access hole and engage the recessed D shaped shaft Turn the tool handle clockwise as far as it will turn closing the upper baseplate d Repeat step c at the lower manual rele...

Page 29: ...O 4 Open each drive s media access door Manually push each shuttle all the way to the left as shown in the next figure and insert the small foam shipping blocks to hold the shuttle in place Close eac...

Page 30: ...6041A Moving the Shuttle Assembly to the Shipping Position WARNING Do not attempt to lift the LF 6602 without using proper equipment 5 Position the ramp on the front lip of the pallet 6 With the assis...

Page 31: ...angled out and re install the bolts 9 Tighten the two bolts on the front of the frame 10 Latch and lock the LF 6602 s rear door 11 Re install the wood support the two brackets and the four screws on...

Page 32: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 32...

Page 33: ...d This unit is not suitable for use on a floating ground Interrupted Terra IT network Ensure the drive is connected to a power distribution system with an adequate current handling capacity Before you...

Page 34: ...ximum of three LF 6602 s can be connected to a host computer in a series configuration using the appropriate SCSI controller and cable options The length of the SCSI interface cables used to interconn...

Page 35: ...in configuration a terminator must be used on both the first and last devices on the bus One of these devices may be the host adapter All other LF 6602 s between the first and last device in the daisy...

Page 36: ...ermination function is built into the host adapter Power for the external terminator is supplied by each LF 6600 and may also be supplied by another device in the SCSI daisy chain Refer to the Accesso...

Page 37: ...onnected to the power socket strip see figure below EP006031 LF 6602 Rear Panel 3 Ensure facility power is available and the primary AC power cord connector male end will match the site AC power wall...

Page 38: ...interface cable into the vacant SCSI interface connector on the host 2 Route the other end of the SCSI interface cable from the host under the LF 6602 s cabinet and up to the lower connector of the f...

Page 39: ...ve s lower connector of the last LF 6602 in a daisy chain The SCSI bus must also be terminated at the host adapter when the host occupies the last position on the bus Power for the external terminator...

Page 40: ...ow EP006031A Location of Shipping Bracket on Rear of LF 6602 Cabinet 2 Pull off the cabinet s trim panel see next figure 3 Press down on the front release levers of one drive s rack mount slide and pu...

Page 41: ...Cabinet Configuration Showing Interlock Location 4 After you have finished return the extended drive to its original position in the cabinet remount the shipping bracket on the rear of the cabinet an...

Page 42: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 42...

Page 43: ...ch a TEST SELECT switch and a WRITE PROTECT indicator For a description of the DOC controls and indicator refer to the next table Drive Operator Console DOC NOTE Throughout this section display messag...

Page 44: ...configurable parameters TEST SELECT Switch Dual Function Push Button Switch In operating mode the TEST SELECT switch invokes the diagnostic selftest In Configuration mode the TEST SELECT switch scrol...

Page 45: ...is illuminated briefly 5 Verify that the Selftest message is displayed on the DOC The Selftest message indicates that the power on selftests are running When the power on selftests are completed with...

Page 46: ...de invokes drive diagnostics to verify proper drive operation OPERATING MODE The LF 6600 enters the Operating mode after being powered on and displays the Ready message on the DOC The DOC will display...

Page 47: ...ture Schreibend Unload Cartridge Unloding Decharge Entladend Removing Cartridge Removing Retir Disk Entfernend Moving to Cartridge Moving to Deplace Gehe Zu Cartridge Positioned Positioned Positione I...

Page 48: ...cation number 0 through 7 SCSI ID Enable or disable parity checking Parity Set language option to English French or German Language Enable or disable write protect option Wrt Prot Enable or disable me...

Page 49: ...dia cartridge is loaded on the drive spindle View Config Set Config Diagnostics Set Serial This is the entry point into the Configuration menu Press the SELECT switch to enter a submenu allowing the u...

Page 50: ...LECT MENU View Config SELECT MENU Set Config MENU Diagnostics SELECT MENU Set Serial SELECT PRESS BOTH SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU Set Config ENTER SERIAL NUMBER ENTRY MENU ENTER DI...

Page 51: ...CT switch to display the drive firmware revisions These include firmware revisions for the DPC Rws A and Rws B and Woodi Press the MENU switch to select the next option in the View Configuration menu...

Page 52: ...play will show the message which appeared prior to the drive entering the Configuration mode View Config Menu SELECT MENU View Current MENU View FW Revs SELECT MENU View HW S Ns SELECT MENU View HW P...

Page 53: ...ayed press the MENU switch to enter that option and select the next option in the Set Configuration menu Wrt Prot Press the SELECT switch to turn write protect on or off When the desired state on or o...

Page 54: ...which appeared prior to the drive entering the Configuration mode Busy Press the SELECT switch to toggle the Busy option between On and Off When the desired mode has been selected press the LOAD MENU...

Page 55: ...ALUES TO DEFAULT SELECT MENU SCSI ID 0 0 7 MENU PARITY ON ON OFF SELECT MENU LANGUAGE ENG SELECT FRH GRM MENU WrtProt OFF ON OFF SELECT MENU AutoLoad 1 SELECT ENG PRESS BOTH SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO...

Page 56: ...e 56 Set Config Menu Part 2 PRESS BOTH SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU Set Config A MENU Rd Ahead OFF OFF ON SELECT CDE Curs OFF SELECT OFF ON MENU MENU Busy ON SELECT ModSel RA ON SELE...

Page 57: ...AD MENU and TEST SELECT Switches again to move up to the Main menu NOTE After resetting the device ID turn the drive off wait 1 sec and then turn the drive on again This ensures that the new device ID...

Page 58: ...nfiguration mode Simultaneously press the LOAD MENU and TEST SELECT Switches again to move up to the Main menu SETTING THE WRITE PROTECT OPTION The write protect option enables the user to inhibit the...

Page 59: ...de Simultaneously press the LOAD MENU and TEST SELECT Switches again to move up to the Main menu SETTING THE LOAD SWITCH OPTION The load switch option enables the user to enable or disable the LOAD ME...

Page 60: ...n menu CAUTION The read ahead option is system dependent Ensure that you check with your system analyst before setting this option When enabled the read ahead option uses the data buffer 2 MBytes to s...

Page 61: ...witch on off When the desired state is displayed press MENU to enter the state and move to the next option in the Set Configuration menu 6 Simultaneously press the LOAD MENU and TEST SELECT switches t...

Page 62: ...e by pressing both the LOAD MENU and TEST SELECT switches simultaneously 2 Press the MENU switch until Set Config is displayed 3 Press the SELECT switch to enter the Set Configuration menu 4 Press the...

Page 63: ...he message Drive will reset and NvRAM will be cleared To Continue Press Select will appear Press the MENU switch if you do not want to clear the nonvolatile memory NvRAM initialization variables press...

Page 64: ...include tests 0 through 5 This selftest series will be performed each time the TEST switch is pressed Press the MENU switch to select the next option in the Diagnostics Menu TEST DESCRIPTION OF TEST 0...

Page 65: ...used the error or may require the attention of a trained Customer Engineer CE to repair the drive Clearing this error without resolving the cause may reduce the total media capacity because of abnorma...

Page 66: ...Sensors MENU Clear NV RAM SELECT MENU View CDEs SELECT MENU Sys Log OFF SELECT Test Thru 00 SELECT PRESS BOTH SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU Set Config MENU SELECT Confirm Clear SELECT...

Page 67: ...ccur The drive s actual serial number is located on the back of the drive enclosure To change the drive s 5 digit serial number follow these steps 1 Enter the Configuration mode by simultaneously pres...

Page 68: ...requires revision press the MENU switch until the digit position to be changed is blinking Then press the SELECT switch until the desired digit value is displayed Continue to select digit positions a...

Page 69: ...H SWITCHES SIMULTANEOUSLY TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU Set Config DRV SN 5 4 3 2 1 DRV SN 5 4 3 2 1 DRV SN 5 4 3 2 1 DRV SN 5 4 3 2 1 MENU SELECT 0 9 Blank SELECT 0 9 Blank SELECT 0 9 Blank SELECT 0 9 Blank...

Page 70: ...a the Test Thru option in the Diagnostics menu Lower level tests numbers 0 through 6 verify basic drive hardware operation When errors are detected the appropriate diagnostic message will be displayed...

Page 71: ...arrows to indicate the direction of insertion into the shuttle slots Take care to insert the media with the correct orientation The media cartridge has a write protect switch which write protects both...

Page 72: ...6000 Media Specification P N 97647044 is strongly recommended to prevent damage to the media 7 Do not expose the media cartridge to temperature extremes 8 Stabilize the media cartridge to the specifie...

Page 73: ...tridge set the write protect switch on the data cartridge as indicated in the next figure EP004350 Manually Write Protecting the Media Cartridge NOT WRITE PROTECTED WRITE PROTECT SWITCH WRITE PROTECTE...

Page 74: ...n fully closed the door is held by magnetic contacts A safety switch prevents operation of the shuttle if the door is open When the door is opened and closed the drive tests the six slots to determine...

Page 75: ...authorized the drive will unload the media cartridge into the shuttle move the shuttle to the home position and unlock the electrical safety door lock If access is denied by command from the host pre...

Page 76: ...oor described in the Media Access Door section Ensure that the arrows on the cartridge point toward the shuttle and insert the cartridge into the slot until it is fully seated and its back edge is flu...

Page 77: ...ing the closely spaced cartridges the top rear edge of the shuttle is cut away and a notch is provided on the exposed edge of each cartridge Pulling on the cartridge notch with one finger as shown in...

Page 78: ...ase tool perform the following procedure 1 Move the AC power switch to the OFF O position and disconnect the AC power cable from the wall outlet 2 At the rear panel insert the manual release tool into...

Page 79: ...hown below EP006037 Manually Overriding the Door Lock 2 Open the media access door and remove the M4 x 20 mounting screw Unplug the door safety switch cables at the chassis and remove the bezel assemb...

Page 80: ...MON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 80 EP006044 Bezel Removal CHASSIS ASSEMBLY M4 X 20 SCREW BEZEL DOOR SAFETY SWITCH CABLES BACK VIEW OF BEZEL DOOR SAFETY SWITCH HOOK RESTS MOUNTING H...

Page 81: ...nto the D shaped shaft at the front of the drive as shown below to operate the cartridge insertion mechanism Turn the tool clockwise as far as it will turn pulling the cartridge back into the shuttle...

Page 82: ...issuing an appropriate SCSI bus command Selection by the autoload configuration option occurs at initial power up and when the LOAD MENU switch on the DOC is pressed while the LF 6600 is in Operating...

Page 83: ...isconnecting a Drive from the Shipping Bracket 2 Pull off the cabinet s trim panel see next figure 3 Press down on the front release levers of one drive s rack mount slide and pull the drive out away...

Page 84: ...sly EP006083 LF 6602 Cabinet Configuration Showing Interlock Location 4 After you have finished return the extended drive to its original position in the cabinet remount the shipping bracket on the re...

Page 85: ...ssary to ensure that cooling air flow is not restricted If the drive is exposed to excessive amounts of dust decrease the time between inspection intervals Remove dust on the drive s exterior with a d...

Page 86: ...l each Filter Element in the Outer Grill Half 8 Replace the Outer Grill Half by snapping it onto the Inner Grill half REPLACING FUSES As stated in the AC Power Requirement section of this manual two f...

Page 87: ...other fuse WARNING If a spare fuse blows immediately after you have replaced the original fuse contact your next level of support Do not replace the spare fuse This may be a symptom of a more serious...

Page 88: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 88...

Page 89: ...cable Male 68 pin high density B cable Male 97660914 12 M 39 6 ft 68 pin high density B cable Male 68 pin high density B cable Male 97655289 2 M 6 6 ft 50 pin high density Alt 1 A cable Male Rt angle...

Page 90: ...o Centronics Male 68 pin high density B cable Female 97654413 Trilink Adapter Adapter 68 pin high density B cable Male Two 68 pin high density B cable connectors Female Female 97655293 Terminator Pass...

Page 91: ...7660832 Kit Cable S E UK 97646184 97653428 PLASMON Part Number Product Description Length Connector A Connector B 15165428 U S Power Cord 2 M 6 6 ft U S AC Plug Male In Line Plug Female 97646184 Briti...

Page 92: ...PLASMON LASER MAGNETIC STORAGE LF 6602 USER MANUAL Page 92...

Page 93: ...llierten LF 6600 Laufwerke aufgef hrt Tabelle 1 Temperatur Luftfeuchtigkeits und H hengrenzwerte H he 99 9 cm Breite 53 6 cm Tiefe 81 3 cm BEDINGUNG BETRIEB RUHE LAGERUNG TRANSPORT 1 Temperatur 10 bis...

Page 94: ...ie H ufigkeit wiederholter Sto einwirkungen ist so weit gering zu halten da mechanische bzw elektrische St rungen zwischen den einzelnen St en wieder nachlassen WECHSELSTROMBEDARF Der prim re Netzkabe...

Page 95: ...600 an einen Erdanschlu zu legen Dieser Erdanschlu teil ist ein 6 mm M4 Bolzen mit Mutter und Sicherungsscheibe KIPPTOLERANZ Erm glicht den Kippbetrieb von der waagrechten Stellung W RMEAUSSTRAHLUNG D...

Page 96: ...en Hierbei ist sicherzustellen da die Einheit um nicht mehr als 10 Grad gekippt wird Der LF 6602 wiegt ber 181 kg Wenn die Einheit um mehr als 10 Grad gekippt wird kann sie unversehens umfallen und zu...

Page 97: ...ernt werden Wenn der LF 6600 in ein Ger tegestell oder Geh use eingebaut ist stellen Sie sicher da die interne Temperatur des Gestells oder Geh uses die in der Produktspezifikation und dem vorliegende...

Page 98: ...t beschrieben sind kann zu einer gef hrlichen Belastung durch Laserstrahlung f hren Vermeiden Sie es direkt in den Laserstrahl oder dessen R ckstrahlung auf einer reflektierenden Oberfl che zu blicken...

Page 99: ...DIE DEICE ID HINWEIS Schalten Sie das Laufwerk nach R cksetzung der Ger tekennung aus warten Sie 1 Sekunde und schalten Sie das Laufwerk dann wieder ein Dies stellt sicher da die neue Ger tekennung vo...

Page 100: ...mechanismus nicht mi brauchen 3 Die Datentr gerkassette nicht im Laufwerk lagern 4 Die Kassetten vor einem Transport aus dem Laufwerk entfernen 5 Etiketten nur an den vorgesehenen Stellen anbringen An...

Page 101: ...und ffnen Sie nicht beide Laufwerke gleichzeitig VORSICHT Wenn die Gebl sefilterelemente nicht sauber gehalten werden kann die Luftzirkulation im Laufwerk beeintr chtigt werden Dies kann zu einem ber...

Page 102: ...icherung zwischen dem Sicherungsgeh use und der Halteklammer ein 5 Installieren Sie den Sicherungshalter wieder in der Buchse schieben Sie dabei den Halter in die Buchse bis der Halter b ndig auf das...

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