Adic Scalar Series Bedienungsanleitung

InstallationandOperating GuideScalar SeriesAdvanced Digital Information Corporation

xPrecautionsDo not use oil, solvents, gasoline, paint thinners or insecticides on the unit.Do not expose the unit to moisture, to temperatures higher

1Chapter1The Scalar SeriesThis Chapter …p provides a brief overview of Scalar Library features. For detailed specifications,see Appendix C.

2 The Scalar 448elcome to your new adic Scalar Library (Scalar 458 shown above). Your new library is a fullyautomated, high-performance, high-capacity

The Scalar 448 3The Scalar Series models (Scalar 224, 448, 458) are SCSI-2 compliant library systems incorporating streamingtape cartridge data stora

4 The Scalar 448l Manual Cartridge Use. Individual cartridges can easily be transported to the drives through the Mailbox.l Cartridge Pre-Check. Whene

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7Chapter2 Getting StartedThis Chapter …p covers what you need (and what you need to know) to install your adic ScalarLibrary. Read this chapter before

8 Getting StartedFor the most part, installation is simply a matter of checking all necessary SCSI connections installing theapplication software (bac

Getting Started 9Preparing the Library for InstallationFollow the instructions in Unpacking the Scalar Library adic document number 63-1119-01 to prep

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10 Getting StartedWRITE-PROTECTSWITCHWRITE-ENABLEDWRITE-PROTECTEDORANGEINDICATORFigure 4. DLT Cartridge Write-Protect SwitchInstall Data CartridgesIns

Getting Started 11Setting the SCSI IDsYour Scalar Library consists of up to five SCSI devices; four drives and the library robotics. The library can b

12 Getting StartedPreparing the Host Computer SystemPower Off the Computerp Turn off the power switch.p Unplug the cord from the AC outlet.Confirm and

13Chapter3Connecting the Scalar LibraryThis Chapter …p provides instructions for physically connecting your Scalar Library to your hostsystem.p steps

14 Connecting the Scalar 448Installing SCSI Cables, Jumpers, and TerminatorsFollow the steps on the following pages to connect your library to the SCS

Connecting the Scalar 448 15The following table provides several examples of SCSI configurations:If you have this many SCSI buses... Use this configur

16 Connecting the Scalar 448Drive 3 Drive 2 Drive 1Drive 4Library RoboticsJJTCCTCCJSCSI Configuration 2 — Two SCSI BusesDrive 3Drive 2Drive 1Drive 4Li

Connecting the Scalar 448 17Drive 3 Drive 2 Drive 1Drive 4Library RoboticsTCTCTCTCJSCSI Configuration 4 — Four SCSI BusesDrive 3 Drive 2 Drive 1Drive

18 Connecting the Scalar 448p Install an external terminator(s) on the appropriate SCSI connector(s) on the rear of your Scalar Library .Powering on t

19Chapter4Equipment DescriptionThis Chapter …p describes the switches, indicators and connectors on the front and rear of yourScalar Library.p descri

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20 Equipment DescriptionFront Panel Switches and IndicatorsSwitches and indicators on the front panel of the Scalar Library are shown below.Front of a

Equipment Description 21Displays and IndicatorsDisplayThe four-line 20-character LCD shows current drive status of the ScalarLibrary , allows access t

22 Equipment DescriptionRear Panel Switches and ConnectorsSwitches and connectors on the rear of the Scalar Library are shown below.LibrarySCSI I/OCon

Equipment Description 23Media Interchange Shelf (Mailbox)During normal operation of your Mailbox-equipped Scalar Series Library it is usually not desi

24 Equipment DescriptionOff-Line Mode MenusThe following diagram is a quick reference to the LCD menus described on the next few pages.Configuration M

Equipment Description 25p To access the Off-Line Mode menu, press the MENU key. The display will appear as follows:p Use the UP or DOWN keys to scroll

26 Equipment DescriptionSet SCSI IDLets you select the SCSI ID for the robotics on the library.p Use UP and DOWN to select the desired ID. Press ENTER

Equipment Description 27Initialize Map SlotsEnables/disables the mapping of the storage slots whenever the Scalar Library is powered-up, after the fro

28 Equipment DescriptionBarcode ScannerEnables/disables the barcode scanner. If disabled, the Initialize Scan Barcodes, Configuration Menu parameter(

Equipment Description 29NoteWe strongly recommend that these diagnostic functions be used only bya qualified service technician. Some diagnostic funct

ivEMI/RFI ComplianceUnited States – FCCWARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,pursua

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31Chapter5Operation and MaintenanceThis Chapter …p describes normal operation features of the Scalar Libraryp provides details on the media and drive

32 Operation and MaintenanceNormal OperationsGeneral GuidelinesOnce your Scalar Library and your choice of application software are installed and conf

Operation and Maintenance 33What Happens When Door is OpenedWhenever you open the front door of the Scalar Library , the following actions occur:l The

34 Operation and MaintenanceDrive StatusAfter completion of the drive POST and initialization, each drive will be in one of the four states listed in

Operation and Maintenance 35Drive Operating ConditionsUse the following table to determine each drive’s operating condition:Label Color State Operatin

36 Operation and MaintenanceLabel Color State Operating ConditionLED (Left Indicator Panel)2.6Yellow ONBlinkingTape is recorded in 2.6 format.Tape is

Operation and Maintenance 37DLT MediaThe data cartridges used in the DLT drives are housed in 4-inch plastic cases and employ -inch metal particleta

38 Operation and MaintenanceUsing the Mailbox (Scalar 458 only)On-Line ModeWhen the Scalar Library is in On-Line Mode the application software is in c

Operation and Maintenance 39Off-Line ModeWhen the Scalar 458 Library is in Off-Line Mode you can use the Mailbox to insert or remove individualcartrid

vDECLARATION OF CONFORMITYaccording to EN 45014Manufacturer’s Name:Advanced Digital Information CorporationManufacturer’s Address:10201 Willows Ro

40 Operation and MaintenanceAfter you have completed the intended manual operation with this cartridge, follow the procedure outlined in thenext subse

Operation and Maintenance 41NoteRemember, the access control doors are locked whenever the library isperforming a pick or place operation.p Return the

42 Operation and MaintenanceNormal MaintenanceCleaning the Drive HeadCleaning TapeThe tape heads should be cleaned once a month, or when the Use Clean

Operation and Maintenance 43The following table tells you when to use the cleaning tape:If . . . It means . . . You should . . .1. The Use Cleaning Ta

44 Operation and MaintenanceNoteTo initiate the cleaning cycle manually you must be aware of thepresent state of the Scalar Library and the drive that

Operation and Maintenance 45• Worn heads.The tape heads will eventually wear out causing the time between cleanings to get shorter and shorter. TheDL

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47Chapter6Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsThis Chapter …p contains some general suggestions to aid you in solving problems – should youever run into th

48 Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsInstallation ProblemsUsually, problems encountered during the installation of your Scalar Library are caused by impr

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 494 If you are writing data, make sure that the cartridge is write enabled (move the write-protect switch to theenable

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50 Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsWhen You Call adicadic Customer AssistanceBefore calling adic Customer Assistance, follow these steps – which will h

51AppendixADiagnostics MenuThis Appendix …p describes the built-in diagnostic functions available via the Off-Line ModeDiagnostics Menu

52 Diagnostics MenuOne of the most valuable features of the Scalar Library is the extensive built-in diagnostics. In this Appendix wediscuss each of t

Diagnostics Menu 53Error Counters *Provides a chronological listing (beginning with the last error issued) of the errors encountered by the ScalarLibr

54 Diagnostics Menuold operation 1 off the log.Power on or user resetUnit on-line due to user requestUnit off-line due to user requestCmd: 03 00 00 00

Diagnostics Menu 55p Press ESC to return to the FIRMWARE REVISION main screen.p Press the DOWN arrow key to bring up the Picker CPU selection.p Press

56 Diagnostics Menurr = Row number (01 - 4)ss = Slot number (01 - 12)This function is usually used for diagnostics only by a trained technician.Positi

Diagnostics Menu 57Pick From SlotThe Pick From Slot function will cause the Media Picker to pick the cartridge from a particular cartridge storageslot

58 Diagnostics Menurr = Row number (01 - 2)dd = Drive number (01 - 04)This function is usually used for diagnostics only by a trained technician.Place

Diagnostics Menu 59p Use LEFT or RIGHT to select the desired field. Select the drive row and drive using UP or DOWN. PressENTER to activate.rr = Row

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60 Diagnostics Menup Press ENTER to turn the secondary cooling fan on or off.This function is usually used for diagnostics only by a trained technicia

61AppendixBGlossaryThis Appendix …p contains terms and definitions of common expressions used with the Scalar Libraryand the DLT drive.

62 GlossarycartridgeA storage medium item. A cartridge is sometimes called a tape orcassette and is capable of storing vast amounts of magnetically-wr

Glossary 63SCSI busSignal path or line shared by the devices on the same SCSIchannel. Information is often sent to all devices throughout thesame bus;

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65AppendixCSpecificationsThis Appendix …p contains specification information on the Scalar Library and the DLT drive.

66 SpecificationsDrive:Type:Quantum® model DLT2000XTQuantum® model DLT4000Quantum® model DLT7000Data Capacity: Up to 30 GB per 1800 ft cartridge (DLT2

67AppendixDError CodesThis Appendix …p contains descriptions of the error codes that can be displayed on the Scalar LibraryOperator’s Panel.

68 Error CodesError Code ListingThe Scalar Series Libraries will display a 2-digit hex code on the bottom line of the LCD whenever certain typesof err

Error Codes 69FB or 7B LOST_CART_ERRThe Picker should already have a cartridge, but no cartridge is present.FA or 7A NO_CART_ERRThe Picker attempted a

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71Index

72 Index—1—10.0 format, 3410.0 GB tape format, 415.0 format, 34—2—2.6 format, 342.6 GB tape format, 420.0 format, 34—6—6.0 format, 346.0 GB tape forma

Index 73Installing SCSI Cables Jumpers and Terminators, 12Installing the Backup Software, 16interchange compatibility, 4interface cable, 12, 20—L—Libr

74 IndexSCSI host adapter, 52SCSI I/O Connectors, 20SCSI ID, 20, 24, 52, 60SCSI ID Config, 22SCSI IDs, 46SCSI interface, 6, 10SCSI interface cables, 6

ixSafety WarningsThis symbol should alert theuser to the presence of"dangerous voltage" insidethe product that might causeharm or electric s