Sun Microsystems StorageTek SL500, User Manual

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Robot Diagnostic Moves
254 SL500 User’s Guide • July 2008 Revision: KA • 96116
Robot Diagnostic Moves
Note – This feature is available starting with SL500 firmware version 1026 and
SL Console version 2.40.
Diagnostic moves are used to monitor or diagnose a problem with a HandBot. The
move can be performed with or without cartridges.
Successful diagnostic moves do not rearrange the cartridges in the storage cells;
cartridges are returned to their original locations after the diagnostic move is
completed. However, some diagnostic move failures can cause cartridges to be left in
new locations.
A diagnostic move involves the following elements:
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Target Address Range
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Pool Address Range
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Move Access Order
Target Address Range
The target address range defines the location parameters in a library within which the
get operation is performed in a diagnostic move. There are two types of access orders
for a target address:
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“Sequential Access Order” on page 255
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“Random Access Order” on page 255
Following are valid target address types:
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Storage cells—Reserves all the storage locations as the target range
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CAP—Reserves the cells in the as the target/pool range.
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Drive and Storage cells—Reserves all the drives and storage cells as the target/pool
range.
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System cells—Reserves the locations (reserved cells) containing the cleaning or
diagnostic cartridges as the target/pool range.
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All—Reserves all storage cells, CAP and Drives as target/pool range.
Note – Selecting the Storage, CAP, drive, system, or All option does reserve all the
associated locations as the target range. However, only the location currently being
accessed by the HandBot for a get/put operation is unavailable to the host.