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CAP States
Operating a CAP 10-5
4.
Using the Mode drop-down list, select either:
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Host Operations — causes all CAPs to be available for normal host
operations. Select this to return the library to normal tape mount or dismount
operations.
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Diagnostics — causes all CAPs to be available for diagnostic operations. Select
this to perform manual cartridge moves, such as moving cleaning or
diagnostic cartridges from the CAPs to system slots.
5.
Click Apply .
Assigning Ownership of a Shared CAP to an FC-SCSI Partition
You must assign a shared CAP to an FC-SCSI partition to enter or eject cartridges.
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You can associate only one partition at a time to a shared CAP.
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If there are multiple shared CAPs, all of them become associated.
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A CAP association remains active until you remove it, the library restarts, the CAP
is reallocated, or the CAP initializes.
1.
In SLC, select Tools > Shared CAP Assignment .
2.
Select the partition.
3.
Click Apply .
4.
Perform the enter or eject operation (see "Entering Cartridges Using a CAP" on
page 10-2 and "Ejecting Cartridges Using a CAP" on page 10-2).
5.
Once the enter/eject completes, remove the CAP association by deselecting the
partition.
6.
Click Apply .
CAP States
Note:
If you remove the CAP association while the CAP is open or
contains cartridges, the library controller assumes ownership of the
CAP and the CAP becomes unavailable to all partitions. Empty and
close the CAP before re-associating it.
Table 10–1 CAP States in Non-partitioned Library
Type of CAP
Default
State CAP
Indicator
HLI in Manual
mode Locked Off
HLI in Auto Enter
mode Unlocked On
FC-SCSI Unlocked On