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Configuration Page

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Section Field

Description

Option

ADT

Ack

ADT (Admission Discharge and Transfer)
(Acknowledgements) communications

On or Off

CAN

Executive CAN (Controller Area Network)
communications

On or Off

Changer Action

Actions requested of changer

On or Off

Changer Activity

Actions performed by changer

On or Off

Changer Autonomous Autonomous changer processes

On or Off

Changer Satellite

Low level steps to perform tasks

On or Off

Changer Sequence

Steps to execute tasks

On or Off

Clean

Tape drive cleaning processes

On or Off

FTP

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

On or Off

HTTP External

Major HTTP events

On or Off

HTTP Internal

Minor HTTP events

On or Off

Inventory

Inventory communications

On or Off

Peer

CAN

Executive Peer CAN (Controller Area Network)
communications

On or Off

PIC

PIC processor communications

On or Off

Satellite CAN

Robotics communications

On or Off

SCD

Polling

Communications with the tape drives SCD
(Single Character Display)

On or Off

Scsi

SCSI communications

On or Off

Scsi Changer

SCSI communications

On or Off

Scsi State

SCSI communications

On or Off

Sequential

Sequential operation tape drive communications

On or Off

SMTP

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

On or Off

Control Panel Log

CAN

Control Panel CAN (Controller Area Network)
communications

On or Off

PIC

Control Panel PIC processor communications

On or Off

Inventory

Control Panel Inventory communications

On or Off

Peer

CAN

Control Panel Peer CAN (Controller Area
Network) communications

On or Off

Satellite CAN

Control Panel Robotics communications

On or Off

Table 9-1 Configuration/Library/Log Screen Information

511000 Rev. F

Summary of Contents for RLS-8350

Page 1: ...RLS 8350 85XX Series Tape Library Installation and Operation Manual 511000 Rev F...

Page 2: ...ghted by Qualstar Corporation It is intended for use by Qualstar s customers and prospective customers to evaluate integrate operate and maintain Qualstar products Customers and prospective customers...

Page 3: ...erence in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Shielded cables are required for this device to comply with FCC Rules Use shielded cables when connecting...

Page 4: ...Hazardous Substances RoHS Qualstar is committed to the implementation of RoHS Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment in accordance with the Euro...

Page 5: ...ntil such time as Qualstar replaces lead based solder with lead free solder effected subassemblies must be disposed of appropriately QUALSTAR CORPORATION 3990 B Heritage Oak Court Simi Valley CA 93063...

Page 6: ...Barcode Labels 2 11 2 7 ADI Automation Drive Interface 2 12 2 8 RLS Operating Features 2 12 2 8 1 Medium changer Control System 2 12 2 8 2 Inventory Database 2 12 2 8 3 Library and Multi Sequential Mu...

Page 7: ...pe Drive 5 33 5 5 2 Removing a Tape Drive 5 33 5 5 3 Drive Fillers 5 34 5 6 Media Handling Precautions 5 34 5 6 1 General Precautions 5 34 5 7 Installing Media 5 35 5 7 1 Static Precautions 5 35 5 7 2...

Page 8: ...Partition Items Page 9 18 9 4 Configuration Drive Page 9 19 9 5 Configuration Drive Cleaning Items Page 9 21 9 6 Configuration Set To Defaults Page 9 22 10 The Operation Page 10 1 10 1 Operation Driv...

Page 9: ...12 3 Replacing the Air Filter 12 3 12 3 1 Replacing an Air Filter in a RLS 85XX library 12 3 12 3 2 Replacing an Air Filter in a RLS 8350 library 12 4 12 4 Storage Matrices 12 4 12 5 Cartridges 12 5...

Page 10: ...uments listed below Subject Document Qualstar Document Number Specifications RLS 8500 Tape Library Product Spec 511001 Specifications RLS 8350 Tape Library Product Spec 511002 Service RLS 8350 85XX Se...

Page 11: ...of the operating instructions and maintenance procedures in Qualstar manuals must be followed to prevent personal injury or damage to the equipment In the interests of safety there are two kinds of w...

Page 12: ...DANGER EXISTS IF THE IC IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED REPLACE THE IC ONLY WITH THE SAME PART NUMBER OR AN EQUIVALENT DESIGNATED BY THE MANUFACTURER DISPOSE OF THE USED IC ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER S IN...

Page 13: ...clusively to effect smooth and reliable operations All digital closed loop servo systems using magnetic and optical position sensors assure fast smooth trouble free cartridge handling The servos autom...

Page 14: ...t and fully CE compliant 2 3 Optional Features Available N 1 hot swappable power supply modules FastPass elevator expansion option which allows up to four RLS 85XX libraries to be interconnected or a...

Page 15: ...4 4 4 4 Barcode Reader Standard Standard Standard Standard Hot swap Tape Drive Carriers Standard Standard Standard Standard N 1 Hot Swappable Power Supply Modules Optional Optional Optional Optional F...

Page 16: ...rades and field service while the library is installed in a standard 19 equipment rack Tape drives and Power Supply Modules PSMs all plug into the rear of the library providing all power and data conn...

Page 17: ...indicates all active cartridge movements History log which stores the most recent commands and status Error conditions Library partition information Inventory information 2 6 2 2 I O Port The operato...

Page 18: ...front of the library that illuminates when the power is applied Standby Soft power is controlled by a switch located inside the LED Power Indicator button During standby mode the center of the button...

Page 19: ...operate in parallel sharing the load This reduces the stress on the individual power supplies and greatly extends their service life When the N 1 Option is installed the library will continue to oper...

Page 20: ...Slots Each RLS model utilizes a left and right fixed matrix of storage slots The RLS 85XX models contains up to 60 cartridges on the right side and 54 on the left The RLS 8350 contains up to 28 cartr...

Page 21: ...visory port to ascertain its model serial number and operational status This information is immediately uploaded to the executive processor and is available to the host computer whenever a new drive i...

Page 22: ...XX shown 2 6 4 4 FastPass Elevator Expansion Option RLS 8350 and 85XX libraries easily expand capacity and data delivery performance with the FastPass elevator expansion option Each model can be equip...

Page 23: ...th the FastPass Elevator Expa em Upper elevator expansion module Lower elevator expansion module The library is cooled by fresh air that is drawn into the cabinet through a filter s in tape drive and...

Page 24: ...ry has the simplified ADI Automation Drive Interface interface which eliminates You need only connect to the SAS or Fibre Chan LS Operating Features edium changer Control System distributed control sy...

Page 25: ...artridge found in sequence withi the drive s storage set into the drive This process is repeated until the la initiated at any location within a Sequential drive s storage set but will always e the la...

Page 26: ...um number of partitions is a function of the resources assigned to the various partitions up to the total number of drive slots and the number of cartridge slots in the Library Note that a drive slot...

Page 27: ...Specifications 3 Specifications 3 1 Note that all specifications are subject to change without notice 3 1 Dimensions Figure 3 1 RLS 8350 External Dimensions 511000 Rev F...

Page 28: ...56 7 19 00 482 7 17 46 443 5 Tape Drive Power Supply Module Figure 3 2 RLS 85XX External Dimensions Note 12 additional inches 30 5 cm of depth are required to hot swap the optional redundant power sup...

Page 29: ...m Operating Line Voltage Line Frequency Range 100 240 VAC 5 AMPS 254 VAC 100 VAC 50 60 Hz Table 3 2 RLS Mains Requirements Other than selecting the appropriate AC power cord for connection to the main...

Page 30: ...errupted and without damage over a one cycle line dropout It is recommended that the RLS be powered from an Uninterruptible Power Source UPS 3 3 2 Power Entry All RLS libraries have a line fuse and I...

Page 31: ...NEMA 5 15P type plug 200 240 volt applications Harmonized three conductor HO5VV F3G 1 0mm vinyl jacketed cord One end is terminated with an IEC 320 C13 style connector The other end is terminated with...

Page 32: ...since the condensed liquid may contaminate bearing lubricants and possibly shorten the expected Mean Time Between Failures 3 5 Acoustical Noise Overall noise level at one meter from the front of the...

Page 33: ...LIFTING TECHNIQUES CAN RESULT IN BACK INJURY AND OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE GET HELP WHEN LIFTING OR MOVING THE RLS The units are shipped in a specially designed carton The following standard items are inclu...

Page 34: ...four thumbscrews that secure the library to the pallet There is one thumbscrew on the left and right sides and two thumbscrews at the rear 7 With the help of an assistant the library may now be remove...

Page 35: ...Remove these 2 thumbscrews Remove these 2 thumbscrews Pallet Rear Hand Hold Front Hand Holds Foam Shipping Carton Figure 4 1 Unpacking the RLS RLS 85120 shown 511000 Rev F Unpacking 4 3...

Page 36: ...S should only be operated in a dust free environment 5 1 2 Ventilation The RLS draws fresh cooling air in from the front of each storage matrix through a filter and exhausts warm air out the rear See...

Page 37: ...the rack before the RLS is installed in the rack 5 2 3 Rack Mounting the Library 5 2 3 1 Required Tools Tape Measure No 2 Philips screwdriver 11 32 inch Open End Wrench or Nut Driver 5 2 3 2 Preparin...

Page 38: ...f the brackets will be in contact with the inside edge of the rack posts Note that the long bracket must be mounted at the rear of the rack Refer to Figure 5 2 Front Rack Post Rear Rack Post Potential...

Page 39: ...dge of the rack posts reposition the brackets on the other rack rail assembly to match 5 Position a rack rail assembly between the front and rear posts so that the brackets are touching the inside of...

Page 40: ...step 3 when the brackets were moved on the rack rail assembly 8 Repeat Steps 5 through 7 to attach the remaining rack rail assembly to the rack 9 The library will be secured to the front rack posts u...

Page 41: ...THER ACCIDENTS 1 If powered remove power from the RLS by first pressing the power switch off and then removing the power cord 2 If the storage matrices have not already been removed from the library f...

Page 42: ...moved from the library before it can be slid all the way back into the rack Use a Number 2 Phillips screwdriver to remove the two screws that secure the hand holds to the left and right sides of the R...

Page 43: ...nto the Rack RLS 85XX shown 8 Confirm that the library is housed properly in the rack The two holes in each of the flanges should line up with the cage nuts that were installed earlier in the front ra...

Page 44: ...e Matrix Assembly Blank with the corresponding hole on the right side of the library then position it against the front of the RLS See Figure 5 9 User Interface Panel Assembly Storage Matrix Assembly...

Page 45: ...screws can be reached skip to step 19 otherwise follow the next step to remove the face of the user interface panel assembly 17 IF the screws could not be reached through the left side opening there...

Page 46: ...screws simply replace the left side storage matrix as described in Section 5 7 5 22 IF the face of the user interface panel assembly was removed to access the screws follow the steps below to replace...

Page 47: ...LS 8560 or RLS 85120 below it The following instructions will describe installing a FastPass elevator expansion module with a RLS 85120 and a RLS 8560 however additional libraries can be interconnecte...

Page 48: ...been removed from both of the libraries follow the procedure described in Section 5 7 5 to remove them 5 For RLS 8560 libraries ONLY follow steps 5 through 13 to remove the storage matrix assembly bl...

Page 49: ...trix opening engage the two captive screw fasteners and turn them counter clockwise until they are fully loosened If the screws can be reached skip to step 13 otherwise follow the next step to remove...

Page 50: ...k are loosened carefully pull it off the RLS and set it aside 14 Using a Number 2 Phillips screwdriver loosen the two screws one on each side that secure each library to the front rack posts 15 On the...

Page 51: ...e upper FastPass elevator expansion module into the upper library as shown in Figure 5 18 Make sure that the elevator mechanism is in its upward position so that it does not interfere with anything in...

Page 52: ...Upper Elevator Expansion Module into the Upper Library 18 Carefully slide the lower elevator expansion module into the lower library as shown in Figure 5 19 Lower elevator expansion module Figure 5 19...

Page 53: ...to the rear of the libraries with a Number 2 Phillips screwdriver 20 Take the black elevator module cable and plug it into the connectors on the upper and lower elevator modules as shown in Figure 5...

Page 54: ...correctly or one of the libraries is not powered up 22 Once the black elevator module cable is attached between the libraries attach the power cords to the libraries and turn the main power switch on...

Page 55: ...t be set to gain access to the items in the Private page 25 The libraries Security Identity passwords are entered on the Configuration Library Identification and Security screen See Figure 5 23 To ent...

Page 56: ...on is pressed Pressing the Cancel button will remove all of the current editing and revert to the last saved version of the screen The new password will not take effect until the Save button is presse...

Page 57: ...h may take several minutes to complete 31 After the libraries have successfully been calibrated the current password should be cleared removed to prevent unauthorized access to the private screens 32...

Page 58: ...rn to the Configuration Library Identification and Security screen then press the Edit button as was done when originally entering the Update password When the screen appears for entering passwords do...

Page 59: ...n the libraries 4 Using a Number 2 Phillips screwdriver to remove the eight screws that secure both the upper and lower elevator expansion units 5 Carefully slide the lower elevator expansion unit out...

Page 60: ...lower elevator modules may be installed or the panels originally on the libraries may be installed 9 If the panels are to be installed use a Number 2 Phillips screwdriver and the eight screws from re...

Page 61: ...matrices have not already been removed from the library follow the procedure described in Section 5 7 5 to remove them 4 For RLS 8560 libraries ONLY follow steps 5 through 12 to remove the storage mat...

Page 62: ...atrix opening engage the two captive screw fasteners and turn them counter clockwise until they are fully loosened If the screws can be reached skip to step 13 otherwise follow the next step to remove...

Page 63: ...ow reaching into the RLS through the opening below the touch screen engage the two captive screw fasteners and turn them counter clockwise until they are fully loosened 12 Once both screws from the St...

Page 64: ...ront of the rack posts 15 The front hand holds must be installed on the library before it can be slid all the way out of the rack Please contact Qualstar Technical Support for a replacement set if the...

Page 65: ...ry 16 With the front hand holds installed have two or more people slide the library out of the rack and lift the library by grabbing the front and rear hand holds as seen in Figure 5 34 Rear Hand Hold...

Page 66: ...roblem that must be resolved 3 To completely power off the RLS turn the main power switch on the rear o library to off Then remove the p Cable Connections This RLS Series library ha interface which el...

Page 67: ...igure 5 35 shows some of the possible connection schemes LTO FC Tape Drives LTO SAS Tape Drives SAS Cables to Switch or Host Fibre Cables to Switch or Host Figure 5 35 Connection Examples RLS 85XX sho...

Page 68: ...led and removed while RLS power is on If an RLS does not have all of its tape drives installed drive fillers must be installed in the empty drive bays See Section 5 5 3 5 5 1 Installing a Tape Drive N...

Page 69: ...a cartridge is inserted into a tape drive it should be allowed to acclimate to the operating environment for at least 24 hours This may be done in the same room as the library or inside the library In...

Page 70: ...the RLS is mounted in or if it s not rack mounted touch one of the bright screws on the cabinet sides just prior to handling the media 5 7 2 Media Selection The choice of media for use in the RLS is i...

Page 71: ...idges Storage matrices may be loaded prior to or after installation in the RLS For the initial load it s faster and easier to load the matrices with tape cartridges prior to installing them into the R...

Page 72: ...key from opening them 1 Unlock the left or right storage matrix with the key See Section 6 2 for details 2 Grasp the matrix at the indentation on its front cover below the key lock Installation 5 37 F...

Page 73: ...ight or on its back 7 Cartridges may now be loaded into the matrix Make certain that cartridges are properly oriented and for new media be certain to set the Write Enable tab to its enabled position b...

Page 74: ...ched to the top most drive SAS and fibre channel are both point to point connection schemes that use the WWN to identify each device To identifying which drive is in which library position in Windows...

Page 75: ...nfigured to continue operation while either of the I O port s is extended Left Side I O Port Right Side I O Port Control Panel Key Locks Left Side Storage Matrix Optional Right Side Storage Matrix Sta...

Page 76: ...ions locally using the touch screen or remotely using the keyboard of a computer connected to the RLS Although the instructions in this manual are written for someone using the touch screen they can b...

Page 77: ...r password has been entered It is intended only for use by field service personnel Figure 6 4 Page Title Box The Operation Maintenance Configuration and Private pages each contain sub pages that allow...

Page 78: ...expansion option some of the menus will change slightly to represent the individual libraries and or the additional quantities and capabilities of the interconnected models As shown in Figure 6 7 the...

Page 79: ...the graphics on the left show the inventory view of the first of two attached library cabinets The middle graphic shows the inventory from the second library cabinet and by double tapping on either t...

Page 80: ...iew Library Cabinet 2 view Global View combining Library Cabinet 1 Library Cabinet 2 Figure 6 8 Additional menu examples from Libraries with the FastPass Elevator Expansion Option 6 6 511000 Rev F The...

Page 81: ...unique descriptor for the library including the model for example RLS 8560 followed by the serial number of the library the physical library name for example RLS Number 1 and the address the IP addres...

Page 82: ...e number of partitions in the library and their type Encrypt Does the tape drive s assigned to this partition allow the encryption of the data written on tape cartridges in the partition Yes or No Tap...

Page 83: ...r Sequential Host Intf The interface type of the drive will be listed FC Fibre channel or SAS Serial Attached SCSI followed by the connection speed listed in parenthesis For example FC 3 represents a...

Page 84: ...erconnected for a maximum of eight ports If more than one partition has I O Ports incorporated the partitions will be represented by numbered buttons in the center of the screen A maximum of 20 partit...

Page 85: ...or rear of the library Touching the interior lighting button turns the lights that illuminate the inside of the library on or off 7 1 4 Changer Status The Changer portion of the Home page is an inform...

Page 86: ...tape library one or more tape cartridges must be dedicated to the Sequential backup performed by the drive To the changer referred to as the Medium changer in the SCSI specifications the tape drive an...

Page 87: ...n using RLS 85XX models a maximum of four libraries can be connected Element Type Physical Location Model Dependent Default Element Addresses For the first library Storage Storage Matrices 1LA01 1RD15...

Page 88: ...I O Ports Physical Addresses Tape Drives Left Side I O Ports Right Side I O Ports Handler Left Side Storage Matrix Tape Drives Right Side I O Ports SCSI Element Addresses Figure 8 1 Physical Location...

Page 89: ...350 85XX libraries look like a single library with all of its tape drives and storage slots dedicated to the random operation of partition number 1 This is generally the correct configuration for a si...

Page 90: ...azine locations are assigned to each sequential drive for its exclusive use The Input set of locations is where the changer gets cartridges to be placed in the sequential drive The Output set is where...

Page 91: ...gical library definitions later on Option Total available for use Log Lib 1 Log Lib 2 Log Lib 3 Log Lib 4 Name Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3 Partition 4 Number of slots 100 20 30 10 40 Number of...

Page 92: ...ding or removing tape drives is changed The following sections explain each page in detail Not all values or menu items appear at all times some depend upon the model of library in use other configura...

Page 93: ...ontrol Panel Logs have two choices On Logging of the individual menu item enabled Off Logging of the individual menu item disabled The log is limited to a fixed amount of memory Log items can be indiv...

Page 94: ...Peer CAN Executive Peer CAN Controller Area Network communications On or Off PIC PIC processor communications On or Off Satellite CAN Robotics communications On or Off SCD Polling Communications with...

Page 95: ...ressing the Cancel button will remove all of the current editing and revert to the last saved version of the screen Section Field Description Option Network Configuration Ethernet Mac Addr Displays th...

Page 96: ...dress may be manually edited Variable Mask This value is the library s IP mask When the DHCP Enable value is set to On this value is supplied by a DHCP server When DHCP Enable is Off the IP mask may b...

Page 97: ...9 1 3 Configuration Library Network User Screens Figure 9 4 The Configuration Library Network User Screens 9 6 Configuration Page 511000 Rev F...

Page 98: ...y Screen Figure 9 5 Configuration Library IO Port Barcode and Power On Policy Screen The Configuration Library IO Port Barcode and Power On Policy screen allows for the configuration of the I O ports...

Page 99: ...racter Yes a barcode label must contain a valid check character in order to be read with valid status It is possible for some labels without check characters to read correctly because the last charact...

Page 100: ...it button Note that changes to the screen will not be saved until the Save button is pressed Pressing the Cancel button will remove all of the current editing and revert to the last saved version of t...

Page 101: ...pages for an RLS 8350 and five pages for an RLS 85XX one for each of the possible logical library partitions that can be viewed by pressing the up or down buttons in the bottom left corner of the pag...

Page 102: ...e is dedicated to receiving cartridges under changer control The changer will reject host requested cartridge movements to this device Custom Inquiry On or Off Allows for the creation of a custom SCSI...

Page 103: ...tion Key Digest The RLS supports library managed encryption which allows tape drives assigned to a particular partition to encrypt the data written on tape cartridges in that partition Note that when...

Page 104: ...figuration Partition Screen ready to edit 2 Press the Encryption Key Digest text and it will bring up the following screen Figure 9 9 Warning screen for adding an encryption key 511000 Rev F Configura...

Page 105: ...to advance to the screen character set The two screens can we alternated by pressing the Base64 or Hex button on the screen Figure 9 10 shows both screens When using hex characters up to 64 digits ma...

Page 106: ...library if it has been changed and will help Hide View digest generated D4AB02A determine if there was an error in entering the encryption key 2 Figure 9 1 6 To confirm that you entered the key you i...

Page 107: ...ds to be corrected before proceeding Figure 9 13 Example of Matching Key Digests 7 Press the Save button to proceed to the next screen Figure 9 14 Warning screen for adding an encryption key 8 Press t...

Page 108: ...cryption key data Leaving this field blank will cause the key digest to read invalid CAUTION It is highly recommended that a short write and read test be performed after any ure 9 15 Press Save to sav...

Page 109: ...artition button Note that chan to these screens will not be saved until th Partition Configuration Screen Figure 9 16 Figure 9 16 shows a library with five tape drives T1 T5 with left and right storag...

Page 110: ...ewed by pressing the up or down buttons in the bottom left corner of the page Information on these pages may be edited by pressing the Edit button Note that changes to these screens will not be saved...

Page 111: ...ect Both or Eject Host When set to Eject Host only the host computer can command the drive to eject a tape cartridge When set to Eject Both the ho and the library can both command the tape drive to ej...

Page 112: ...hing the view button The cartridges assigned to each of the five possible tape drives may be viewed by touching the drive button Note that changes to this screen will not be saved until the Save butto...

Page 113: ...t To Defaults page contains a single Set Defaults button that resets most items in the Configuration menu having a default value to their factory default settings Default values if any exist are given...

Page 114: ...andler to be parked igure 10 1 shows a library with the Handler H five tape drives T1 T5 with left and right storage matrices MAGL and MAGR The left and right I O ports are represented by IOL and IOR...

Page 115: ...Figure 10 2 The Operation Pages from two libraries using the FastPass Elevator Expansion Option 10 2 Configuration Page 511000 Rev F...

Page 116: ...have up to three When the FastPass elevator expansion option is used up to four RLS 85XX libraries can be interconnected for a total of up to 20 potential partitions representation of the location of...

Page 117: ...ive Page The Operation Drive page allows for tape drives to be loaded unloaded and cleaned Select an available tape drive by touching its element T1 4T5 on the screen to determine its status 6 The Ope...

Page 118: ...ning cartridge After the tape drive has been cleaned and it has ejected the cleaning cartridge the cleaning cartridge is automatically returned to its original location Blank A drive is currently not...

Page 119: ...Type Slot Drive Handler IO Port The type of element Slot Drive Handler or IO Port Location The physical location of the element Full Yes or No Indicates if a cartridge is in the location Access he ta...

Page 120: ...move the the sele 10 4 O he SCSI 2 Position to Element command Simply select an element to move the handler to by touching it on the screen and its physical location and slot type will appear in the...

Page 121: ...one tape drive is ential Recycle or Dual Bin modes For Sequential and Recycle oint may be designated by selecting any element in a partition e in it This will allow the sequential operation to begin a...

Page 122: ...closed by hand Touching the Park Handler Front or Park Handler Back buttons commands the cartridges to park itself at either the Touching the Open IO Port Left or Open individual I O ports to open The...

Page 123: ...Figure 10 11 The Operation Quick Operation Page 10 10 Configuration Page 511000 Rev F...

Page 124: ...at any location within a Sequential drive s location set but will always end at the last Introduction A sequential tape drive looks to the host computer as a singular tape drive with an operator supp...

Page 125: ...cation set This process is repeated until the last specified cartridge in the input set has been ejected from the drive and placed into the output set of locations The host computer communicating with...

Page 126: ...artridge movements In the Sequential Recycle and Dual Bin modes the host computer cannot directly cause cartridge movements to or from the ta Disabled This partition is not active and will not appear...

Page 127: ...ray elements are assigned to elements are unassigned 3 Sequential or Recycle Configuration Example Dual Bin Configuration Example In the following example partition 3 has been configured to contain a...

Page 128: ...back to the location it pped o es to autom tart at power on or after an inventory violation has stopp nventory or PowerOn Any tape drives configured for the the Start value See Section 9 2 for Start c...

Page 129: ...cts of interruptions to Sequential operation These interruptions include Power Failure Interruption Violation of the Inventory Unrecoverable Handler Fault Power Failure Interruption A power failure is...

Page 130: ...iate ammonia free plastic cleaning solution Kleenmaster Brillianize is recommended NOTE cleaners or these may damage the unit s paint The window is made of polycarbonate plastic and should be Kleenmas...

Page 131: ...are black A color change indicates the presence of some dirt which is linging to the outside filter surface it is time to 1 IBM LTO5 HH Tape Drive Front V hecking the Air Filter The RLS and the tape...

Page 132: ...nder the tab 5 Slide the storage matrix closed and lock it Preventive Maintenance 12 3 R ir Filter eplacing an Air Filter in a RLS 85XX library Front of Storage Matrix Air Filter Tab Air Filter Air Fi...

Page 133: ...ps Air Filter 1 Slide the storage matrix fo 2 Grasp the air filter and pull it free from the lips securing it to the front of the storage matrix 3 Replace the air filter with a new one Qualstar P N 51...

Page 134: ...res a new and probable different barcode label to the cartridge Caution must be exercised to prevent a loss of data Clean with a dry lint free cloth if dust has accumulated in the recesses of the grip...

Page 135: ...LIFTING OR MOVING THE RLS GEFAHR ABHAENGIG VOM MODELL BETRAEGT DAS GEWICHT DER RLS OHNE MAGAZIN UND CASSETTENLAUFWERK BER 174 POUNDS 79 Kg FALSCHES TRAGEN KANN ZU PERSONENVERLETZUNGEN UND ODER ZU BES...

Page 136: ...power cord and place it in the accessory carton 13 3 Packing the RLS With the help of an assistant follow the instructions below Refer to Figure 13 1 1 With the help of an assistant lift the library...

Page 137: ...Sh olds Rear Hand Hold Pallet all these 2 thumbscrews Install these 2 thumbscrews ipping Carton Foam Front Hand H Inst 511000 Rev F Repacking 13 3 Figure 13 1 Repacking the RLS RLS 85120 shown...

Page 138: ...y including the tape drives the cartridge slots the handler and the I O ports slots Ethernet The standard describing the physical characteristics and protocol used on most local area computer networks...

Page 139: ...M and Seagate Medium changer The official SCSI name for the portion of a tape library that actually moves tape cartridges data medium See Changer PCBA Printed Circuit Board Assembly Physical Library T...

Page 140: ...ncluding data and cleaning cartridges may be placed in any of the physical locations Tape Drives Tape Drives are devices used to write and read data to and from Tape Cartridges They are mounted a Driv...

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