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Using the operator control panel (OCP)

The OCP has a power button, four LEDs, four control keys, and
a 2

line by 16

character LCD screen. With the OCP, you can

monitor, configure, and operate most Autoloader functions from the
Autoloader front panel.

See Page 12 for the OCP menu tree.

Control keys

The OCP displays a menu that lets you access information and
execute commands using the four control keys.

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Cancel

— Cancels the current menu option, returns to the previous

menu level, or returns to the Home screen.

Enter

— Executes the current menu or selects the current option

displayed on the LCD screen.

Previous

— Selects the previous item or value in the currently

displayed menu.

Next

— Selects the next item or value in the currently displayed menu.

LED indicators

The OCP has four LEDs that provide a variety of information.

Ready

— Green when power is on, blinking with tape drive or

Autoloader robotics activity.

Clean

— Amber when a cleaning cartridge should be used.

Attention

— Amber if the Autoloader has detected a condition that

requires attention.

Error

— Amber if an unrecoverable tape drive or Autoloader error

occurs. A corresponding error message displays on the LCD screen.

Using the remote management
interface (RMI)

With the RMI, you can monitor, configure, and operate most
Autoloader functions from a web browser.

Sun recommends that, when possible, the RMI be used as the
primary Autoloader interface because the web interface provides
access to additional features, includes online help, and is easier to
use. However, the RMI is not required to use the product, except
to configure SNMP, IPv6, and logical libraries. The only tasks you
cannot do from the RMI are:

Opening the mailslot.

Initiating the Wellness test.

Saving and restoring files and downloading firmware via a USB
flash drive.

To enable the Autoloader’s RMI, follow the instructions in this
installation process to:

Connect the Autoloader to your local area network with an
Ethernet cable (Step 9).

Configure the network (Step 10).

Set the Administrator password using the OCP (Step 12).

Logging in

Using the OCP, find the Autoloader’s IP address from the

Info

> Network

screen. Open any HTML web browser and enter

the Autoloader’s IP address. Select the account type. For the
administrator account, you must also enter the administrator
password. Click

Sign In

.

Once signed in, click

Help

in the upper right

hand corner for more

information about the fields and information in the RMI.

NOTE:

The Autoloader is shipped without an administrator password.
You must set the administrator password with the OCP before you
can use the RMI’s administrator functions. Once the administrator
password is set, you can access the RMI by providing the
administrator password on the login screen.

Status icons

The green

Status OK

icon indicates that the

Autoloader is fully operational and that no user
interaction is required.

The blue exclamation point

Status Warning

icon

indicates that user attention is necessary, but that the
device can still perform most operations.

The red X

Status Error

icon indicates that user

intervention is required and that the device is not
capable of performing some operations.

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Summary of Contents for Sun StorageTek SL24

Page 1: ...ng and storing the shipping lock WARNING The Sun StorageTek SL24 Tape Autoloader weighs 15 6 kg 34 3 lb without media and 20 4 kg 44 9 lb with media 24 cartridges When moving the Autoloader to reduce...

Page 2: ...rnet port 6 Serial port Factory use only 7 USB port 8 Magazine release hole 9 Pull out tab containing product information 10 Tape drive LED Back panel overview Fibre Channel 11362 4 8 8 9 10 2 2 3 6 5...

Page 3: ...s online help and is easier to use However the RMI is not required to use the product except to configure SNMP IPv6 and logical libraries The only tasks you cannot do from the RMI are Opening the mail...

Page 4: ...ackets of rack hardware 9 Product documentation 1 Removing and storing the shipping lock 11400 IMPORTANT Shipping lock The shipping lock must be removed for the robotics to work properly A robot move...

Page 5: ...ack hardware packet and the packet of alignment pins and clip nuts marked 9 5 mm square hole rack Customizing the rails for 10 32 threaded hole racks 11421 Using a flat screwdriver replace the two ali...

Page 6: ...he blue thumbscrews with your fingers until the tape drive is secure 5a Planning the Fibre Channel configuration 11418 The Fibre Channel tape drive has two Fibre Channel ports Only one port may be use...

Page 7: ...s qualified with the Autoloader The server might not be able to boot when the Autoloader is connected to a non supported SAS RAID controller 6 Changing the SCSI ID On a parallel SCSI Autoloader if you...

Page 8: ...n located on the front panel Check the LCD screen to make sure the Autoloader is receiving power Power on the host server and all devices you powered off earlier 10 Configuring the network Configuring...

Page 9: ...number is displayed Click Enter to accept the number Repeat for each number in the date and time 4 Press Cancel until the display shows the home screen NOTE When setting the hours the time is based on...

Page 10: ...hesive backed bar code label Only apply labels as designated 15 Loading cartridges Use the front panel Operations Unlock Left Magazine option to release the left magazine Pull the magazine straight ou...

Page 11: ...tructions for their configuration Partitioning an Autoloader with two tape drives into two logical libraries Configuring IPv6 networking Enabling and configuring SNMP network management Naming the Aut...

Page 12: ...Count Configure Mailslot Set Logical Libraries Change Drive 1 Change Drive 2 SCSI ID Enable Autoldr Password Locks Force Drive To Eject Tape Configure Network Settings Inventory Autoloader Informatio...

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