Exabyte 221L, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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A
UGUST
2005 E
XABYTE
221L
AND
221L-FC L
IBRARIES 143
C
LEANING THE
L
IBRARY
The library is now ready to resume operation. If you replaced a SCSI tape
drive, the new tape drive automatically assumes the SCSI ID of the old drive.
If you installed an additional SCSI tape drive, set the SCSI ID for the drive as
described on page 32 .
If you replaced a Fibre Channel tape drive, the new tape drive obtains its Loop
ID as described on page 34 . If you installed an additional Fibre Channel tape
drive, set the Loop ID for the drive as described on page 35 .
You may want to perform some hardware exercises to ensure that the library
and the newly installed tape drive are communicating correctly (see page 69 ).
C
LEANING THE
L
IBRARY
The only library components that should be cleaned are the tape drive(s) and
the operator panel. Instructions for cleaning the tape drive(s) are provided on
page 63 . To clean the operator panel, use wipes or cleaners appropriate for
LCD screens or computer monitors.
U
SING
T
OUCH
-
UP
P
AINT ON THE
H
OUSING
A paint kit is available for touching up nicks and scratches on the finish. For
ordering information, contact Exabyte (see page iv ).
U
PGRADING
L
IBRARY
F
IRMWARE AND
C
REATING
D
IAGNOSTIC
L
ISTINGS
The library features an internal interface that provides access to the library’s
firmware. You access this interface, called Console, through the library’s serial
port. You can use Console to upgrade the library’s firmware, create diagnostic
listings, and view the password for LCD security.
As an alternative, you can use the library’s Ethernet interface and an FTP
utility to upgrade the library’s firmware and create diagnostic listings.
Caution
The library’s internal components are lubricated at the factory and should not be
cleaned or relubricated. To protect the internal components from dust, keep the
library’s door closed.
Caution
To avoid scratching the operator panel, do not use abrasive cleaners, abrasive
cleaning implements, harsh chemicals, or solvents.