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95897 Fifth Edition 2-15
Configuration Overview
Drive Entries ~ SCSI Drives Only
These notes apply to configuring a 9840 or T9840 Tape Drive:
• To configure a 9840 or T9840 Tape Drive’s SCSI ID and bus status from the
library’s operator panel, the drive must have version 1.24 or later. Check the
drive’s version, from the Main Menu.
• Configuring a 9840 or T9840 Tape Drive might involve more than setting the
drive’s SCSI ID and bus status. Refer to the
9840/T9840/T9940 Tape Drive
Service Reference Manual for more information about the tape drive
configuration options and instructions.
Two entries at the library operator panel complete the configuration choices for
each SCSI drive installed in the library:
• SCSI ID
• Bus status (on or off bus)
Note: “On bus” means that the drive is on the same SCSI bus as the library.
“Off bus” means that the drive is
not
on the same SCSI bus
You set the drive SCSI IDs and bus status choices from the drive configuration
menu. You can enter both values for each drive at the same time.
To set this value:
1. Press an arrow button until the cursor underscores
DRIVE CONFIG
.
2. Press the SELECT button. The screen will list all installed drives, and the
cursor will align with the first drive on the list.
The format of the drive information appears in the following example:
00 DLT8000 ID:__
ON BUS: ON
The first two digits are the drive’s logical number, that is, the number that
the library has assigned the drive. The library sets this number during its
automatic configuration sequence (at power-on or reset). It is an internal
number
only
and is shown for information only. The uppermost drive
within the column is designated as “0,” the next is “1,” and so forth
Next in the example is the drive type (DLT 8000 in this example). To the
right of the drive type is the SCSI ID. On the next line is the drive’s bus
status.