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1. Font Used for Document titles and statements that need to be Italics emphasized Commands you type on your keyboard or screen Typewriter Font YP menu items you can select Information displayed in the display window of COMMAND TEXT the library KEYCAP TEXT Keys on the library control panel Notes provide information that can be helpful in understanding the operation of the product Cautions call attention to an operating procedure or practice that could result in damage to the product if not correctly performed Do not proceed beyond this box until you fully understand and meet the i ndi cated condi ti ons Warnings call attention to a procedure or practice that could result in personal injury if not correctly performed Do not proceed beyond this box until you fully understand and meet the indicated conditions This warning symbol on a product label indicates that personal injury could result if the product is used improperly and that more detailed information is given in the installation and or user manuals Contents 1 Product Description OVE EW Ss ie faci Ca ak Vives nami ghee acne Borden ee eee AS as 1 2 FIP DET Tape LO ra Ryske mono m t saunter oti EAA 1 3 Product Matrix ccc eb aeii a Sadat ie adda diese bik Wack 1 4 Supported Platforms sissa sissi saas pe itra per ino EERE dat 15 Library Rear Panel Features nn 16 SPECIAL ONS shane dia da a ot awd cole sae paw Bacin
2. A4801 63004 high density with thumb screws m m with inline terminator for V Class 10m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to A4801 63002 high density with thumb screws m m with inline terminator for V Class SCSI Cables 50 pin to 68 pin 1m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2961A 5181 7705 high density with thumb screws m m 1 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2962A 5181 7706 high density with thumb screws m m 2m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2906A 5181 7707 high density with thumb screws m m 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2907A 5181 7708 high density with thumb screws m m A 4 Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories Table A 1 Basic Supplies and Accessories Continued item HP Product HP Part Number Number Drive Upgrade Kits DLT 4000 1 Drive upgrade kit A4842A upgrades a DLT 4000 1 15 to DLT 4000 2 15 DLT 7000 1 Drive upgrade conversion kit A4843A upgrades a DLT 4000 1 15 to DLT 7000 2 15 orDLT 4000 1 15 to DLT 7000 2 15 User s Guide replacement additional A4851 90000 A 5 gt 2 z 5 e a Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories A 6 Safety and Regulatory Information B 1 Safety and Regulatory Information Overview Overview This section contains important safety and regulatory information fo
3. usr sbin xstm or usr sbin stm ui bin stm x mstm menu based for non graphics terminals E xecute usr sbin mstm or usr sbin stm ui bin stm m e cstm command line for running scripts Execute usr sbin cstm or usr sbin stm ui bin stm c 1 Select the device to test from the displayed system map Each DLT tape mechanism within the library as well as the robotics controller is visible as a separate icon on the system map The robotics controller icon is labeled SCSI Media Changer 2 Choose a support tool for example a verifier to run on the selected device Results appear on the system map for example on xstm a green icon indicates that a device successfully passed the test 3 If the device fails see the device Failure Log for the cause of the failure and suggested actions 4 If atest result is anything other than Successful or Failure look at the Test Activity Log for the device The specific steps depend on whether the interface being used is xstm mstm or cstm For example in xstm commands are accessed by means of pull down menus In mstm menus are traversed and commands are selected by pressing function keys In cstm the command name or its abbreviated form is entered at the prompt For detailed instructions use the STM online help system To obtain more information on STM order the Support Media U ser s Manual part number 92453 90010 4 40 Library Operation Troubleshootin
4. All drives must be empty before the access door can be released In addition some security configurations may prevent the access door from being released If a security option is enabled SECURITY ENABLED displays after the RELEASE DOOR option is chosen To remove magazines from the library 1 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Verify that all drives in the library are empty O displays after the drive number if the drive is empty displays after the drive number if the drive is full 3 Press NEXT or PREV Until RELEASE DOOR displays 4 Press ENTER DOOR RELEASED displays See the following note If an error message displays see Resolving Other Problems on page 4 43 L g g lt je E 8 E The drive s must be empty before the access door can be released If the drive s are not empty EMPTY DRIVE NOdisplays Press NEXT or PREV until EMPTY DRIVE YES display then press ENTER Some security configurations may prevent the access door from being released If a security option is enabled SECURITY ENABLED displays after the RELEASE DOOR option is chosen In some situations it may be necessary to override a security option and open the access door To open the access door when a security option prevents the door from being released use the OVERRIDE DOOR option under the ADMIN menu see Figure 4 2 on page 4 6 NOTE Figure 4 6 Figure 4 7 Library Operation Removing Ta
5. Operating the Control Panel Understanding the Display Window Entering the Administration Menu Password Setting a New Administration Menu Password Specifying SCSI Addresses Setting Configuration Options Retrieving Performance Information Running an Internal Test Using Online Repair Loading Cartridges Into the Library Removing Tape Cartridges from the Library Cleaning the Tape Drives Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error Viewing Cartridge Bar Code Labels Troubleshooting Library Operation Operating the Control Panel Operating the Control Panel Figure 4 1 Tape Library Control Panel 1 Selection buttons perform the following operations CANCEL cancels the current operation or option PREV scrolls the display options backward by one When held continuously the options scroll guickly NEXT scrolls the display options forward by one When held continuously the options scroll guickly ENTER Selects the displayed option 2 Activity light indicates the following e Steady Green power is on e Flashing Green a tape cartridge is being accessed L g g lt je E 8 E Amber fault indicator 3 16 Character Display displays information about the current operation or drive status An asterisk indicates there is a menu beneath the option Press ENTER to access the menu Press NEXT or PREV to display the menu options 4 Power switch switches power to the unit on and off 5 Door latch locks u
6. Specifications Product Description Specifications Quantum DLT4000 and DLT7000 Drive Mechanism Specifications Table 1 5 DLT Drive Specifications Characteristic DLT 4000 DLT 7000 Performance Read write transfer rate maximum sustained DLTtape Type IV non compressed mode 1 5 MB second compressed 2 1 typical 3 0 MB second non compressed mode 5 2 MB second compressed 2 1 typical 10 0 MB second Average access time 68 seconds 60 seconds Rewind 45 seconds average 90 seconds maximum 60 seconds average 120 seconds maximum Loading time to BOT for previously written tape 48 seconds average 48 seconds average Unloading time to BOT 17 seconds average 17 seconds average External Interface 8 bit SCSI 2 differential 16 bit fast wide SCSI 2 differential Internal Interface 8 bit SCSI 2 single ended 16 bit fast wide SCSI 2 single ended Read write head 2 channel ferrite w MIG 4 channel ferrite w MIG 1 7 y g i L 3 S Product Description Specifications Table 1 5 DLT Drive Specifications Continued Characteristic DLT 4000 DLT 7000 Recording format 128 track serial serpentine variable 208 track serpentine 52 quads block 64 pairs 416 tpi track density 256 tpi track density Data compress DLZ DLZ algorithm Reliability Soft read error rate 1 j
7. Basic Supplies and Accessories eee eee eee A 3 xi Tables xii Product Description Product Description Overview Overview 1 2 HP DLT Tape Library Product Matrix Supported Platforms Library Rear Panel Features Specifications Figure 1 1 HP DLT Tape Library Product Description HP DLT Tape Library Fully automated State of the art patented HP robotics y g i L EI S Industry leading data availability Industrial strength durability User maintenance free library system Available configurations are described in Table 1 1 on page 1 4 HP DLT Tape Library 1 3 Product Description Product Matrix Product Matrix Table 1 1 DLT Tape Library Offerings Library HP Product Mounting Config Drives Slots Model Number Option Option o y DLT4000 1 15 A4851A A6K 401 One DLT 4000 15 s T DLT4000 2 15 A4851A A6K 402 Two DLT4000 15 i 5 DLT7000 1 15 A4851A HA 6K 701 One DLT 7000 15 DLT 7000 2 15 A4851A A6K 102 Two DLT7000 15 N DLT 4000 1 15 A4851A A6L 401 One DLT 4000 15 k DLT 4000 2 15 A4851A A6L 402 Two DLT4000 15 J E DLT7000 1 15 A4851A A6L 101 One DLT 7000 15 g DLT 7000 2 15 A4851A A6L 102 Two DLT7000 15 Table 1 2 Upgrade C onversion Kits Kit bla Upgrades C onverts To DLT 4000 Upgrade Kit A4842A DLT 4000 1 15 DLT 4000 2 15 DLT 7000 Upgrade Conversion A4843A DLT 4000 1 15 DLT 7
8. Information Regulatory Information FCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement USA Only This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device persuant to part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help EC Radio Frequency Interference Statement Europe Only This is a class B product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures United Kingdom Telecommunications Act 1984 The digital linear tape libraries
9. are approved under Approval Number NS G 1234 100003 for indirect connection to Public Telecommunication Systems within the United Kingdom B 4 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information EC Declaration of Conformity DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY according to ISO IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014 Manufacturer s Name Hewlett Packard Company Manufacturer s Address 8000 Foothills Boulevard Roseville California 95747 U S A declares that the product Product Name HP Advanced DLT Library Systems Mode Number s A4851x x is any letter A Z Product Options Alt conforms to the following Product Specifications Safety IEC 950 1991 A1 A2 A3 EN 60950 1992 A1 A2 A3 IEC 825 1 1993 EN 60825 1 1994 Laser Class 1 EMC CISPR 22 1993 EN 55022 1994 Class B EN 50082 1 1992 IEC 1000 4 2 1995 prEN 55024 2 1992 4 kV CD 8 kV AD IEC 1000 4 3 1995 prEN 55024 3 1991 3 V m IEC 801 4 1988 prEN 55024 4 1993 0 5 kV Signal Lines 1 kV Power Lines IEC 1000 3 2 1995 EN 61000 3 2 1995 Class D Harmonics IEC 1000 3 3 1994 EN 61000 3 3 1995 Flicker FCC Title 47 CFR Part 15 Class B Supplementary Information The product herewith complies with the reguirements of the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC and the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC and carries the CE marking accordingly 1 The Product was tested in a typical configuration with a Hewlett Packard computer system 2 This device complies with Part 15 o
10. before the failure MICROMOVE 5 Fifth library micro move for the original move command issued before the failure MICROMOVE 6 Last library micro move for the original move command issued before the failure MICROMOVE ER Actual micro move error that occurred 4 30 WARNING CAUTION NOTE NOTE Library Operation Running an Internal Test Running an Internal Test 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 gt TEST Class II laser light is generated in this library If operating the library with access panels removed or with less than three tape magazines installed with the interlocks disabled and the front door open do not stare into the light from the bar code reader Laser light warning labels are located adjacent to the side access panels and the top access panel Some diagnostic tests such as Exchange Demo may place tape cartridges in unexpected locations which can cause problems with the software application being used Some diagnostic tests can only be run through the SCSI interface Refer to Di gital Linear Tape Drive and Library SCSI 2 Command Reference HP part number 5960 7674 for information about these tests To run self diagnostic tests 1 2 3 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER m g g lt je E 8 E Enter the three part numerical password see Enteri
11. physical terminator OFF if both ports on the bus are connected to a cable DIFF SE Specifies interface mode DIFF for differential 2 7 Library Installation Step 5 Set the SCSI Interface Mode Switch Table 2 4 shows three ways to connect the library and the corresponding SCSI interface mode switch settings Table 2 4 Library Connection Options SCSI Interface Mode Switch Configuration Cabling Settings One Drive Library TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF BUS 1 BUS 2 ebus 2 not used Two Drive Library Daisy chained OFF ON DLT 4000 drives only Minimum host I O slots used TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF Two Drive Library Bus 1 and bus 2 connect to separate SCSI cards Maximum performance Additional card and cable required TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF TERM PWR TERMINATION DIFF BUS 1 BUS 2 2 8 Library Installation Step 6 Connect Library to Host Step 6 Connect Library to Host 1 2 4 Ensure the host system has been properly shut down and powered off Connect the SCSI cables The
12. that it is in the fully extended position Reattach the handles to the side of library using two screws Make sure the handle flanges are on top of the slides The handles and hardware for reattaching them should have been saved with the original shipping materials If they are missing call your service representative for assistance in getting replacement handles Remove the three 8 32 screws on each side of the library that secure the library to the rack slides 7 IMPORTANT two people needed With a person on each side of the library lift the library onto a cart 8 Transport the library To move the library a short distance roll the cart to the new location To ship the library repackage the library in the same materials and ship it in the same manner in which it was received then unpack it at its new destination The library can be seriously damaged if it is not shipped using appropriate shipping materials A service representative can provide assistance or advice on how to best repackage and ship the library 9 Re install the library Refer to installation steps 3 through 8 in this chapter 2 16 Tape Cartridges 3 1 Tape Cartridges Overview Overview Choosing Tape Cartridges Labeling Tape Cartridges Write Protecting Tape Cartridges e Maintaining Tape Cartridges Labeling Bulk Load Magazines 3 2 Table 3 1 NOTE Tape Cartridges Choosing Tape Cartridges Choosing Tape Ca
13. 000 1 15 J DLT7000 1 15 DLT 7000 2 15 Table 1 3 DLT Tape Media Media HP Product Number HP DLTtape Type III XT C5141A HP DLTtape Type IV C5141F Cleaning Cartridge C5142A 1 4 Table 1 4 Supported Platforms DLT Tape Media Product Description Supported Platforms Servers D Class E Class K Class Nova T Class V Class y g i L EI S Workstation J Class On supporting platforms the library can be connected to an HP Fibre Channel SCSI multiplexer HP A3308A and HP A3511A Z and thereby benefit from Fibre Channel speed and distance The FC SCSI multiplexer is supported on K T and V platforms running HP UX 10 20 TFC or higher Consult an HP sales representative for the latest information 1 5 Product Description Library Rear Panel Features Library Rear Panel Features Figure 1 2 Rear Panel Features 1 Bus 1 SCSI ports single ended and differential Drive 1 and the robotics controller are internally connected to Bus 1 2 SCSI interface mode switches specify term power termination and differential settings for each SCSI bus 3 Bus 2 SCSI ports single ended and differential Drive 2 is internally connected to Bus 2 two drive library only 4 SCSI bus status indicator label explains the SCSI bus status indicators 5 Power connector connects the power cord to the library 6 SCSI bus indicators indicate SCSI bus status Each SCSI bus has an indicator 1 6
14. 1 LASER APPARAT HP DLT Tape Library nauhamuistiasemat ovat kayttajan kannalta turvallisia luokan 1 laserlaitteita Nauhamuistiasemien sis lle asennettu lasers dett k ytt v viivakoodinlukija ei normaalissa k yt ss aiheuta vaaraa k ytt j lle Laitteiden turvallisuusluokka on m ritetty standardin EN 60825 1 1994 mukaisesti VAROITUS Laitteen k ytt minen muulla kuin k ytt ohjeessa mainitulla tavalla saattaa altistaa k ytt j n turvallisuusluokan 1 ylitt v lle lasersateilylle VARNING Om apparaten anv nds p annat s tt n i bruksanvisning specificerats kan anv ndaren uts ttas f r laserstr lning som verskrider gr nsen f r laserklass 1 HUOLTO HP DLT Tape Library nauhamuistiasemien sis ll ei ole k ytt j n huollettavissa olevia kohteita Laitteen saa avata ja huoltaa ainoastaan sen huoltamiseen koulutettu henkil Nauhamuistiaseman sis lle asennettua viivakoodinlukijaa ei tule avata eik purkaa huoltotoimenpiteiden yhteydess VARO Nauhamuistiaseman suojakotelon ollessa avattuna saatat altistua lasers teilylle viivakoodinlukijan toimiessa Al tuijota s teeseen g 5 lt 3 e 5 i 5 g lt 9 FA N g 9 B 7 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information VARNING Nar skyddsh ljet av magnetbandstationen r ppnad kan anv ndaren uts ttas f r laserstr lning d streckkodl sare r i funktion Stirra ej in i str len Tied
15. 5024 2 IEC 1000 4 2 4kV CD 8kV AD EN55024 3 IEC 1000 4 3 3 V m EN55024 4 IEC 801 4 1kV Peak Power lines 0 5 kV Signal lines FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Class B VCCI Class B EN61000 3 2 IEC 1000 3 2 EN61000 3 3 IEC 1000 3 3 Laser EN60825 1994 IEC 825 1993 A1 Laser Class 1 2 Library Installation 2 1 NOTE Library Installation Overview Overview To install the library Choose a location Prepare library components Install the host SCSI card s Mount the library in arack rack mount configuration only Set the SCSI interface mode switch Connect the library to the host Connect power on ao Uu FP U NY PR Configure the host This chapter also explains how to move or ship the library Installation must be performed by HP qualified personnel 2 2 Table 2 1 Library Installation Step 1 Choose a Location Step 1 Choose a Location Choose a location that meets the following criteria Take the library there before unpacking it Location Criteria Room 50 104 F 10 40 C temperature Power source AC power voltage 100 127 V or 200 240 V Air quality Minimal sources of particulate contamination Avoid areas near frequently used doors and walkways stacks of supplies that collect dust and smoke filled rooms E g 9 5 lt a u a 5 CAUTION E xcessive dust and debris can damage tapes a
16. AN DRIVE 2 CLEAN DRIVE ALL SET IDs LIB ID DRIVE ID DRIVE 2 ID UPDATE IDs NOW VIEW IDs LIB ID DRIVE 1 ID DRIVE 2 ID DRIVE POWER DRV1 POWER ON OFF DRV2 POWER ON OFF DRIVE STATUS DRV1 ON GOOD OFF FAILED DRV2 ON GOOD OFF FAILED 4 6 Press ENTER to select a menu or option An asterisk indicates there are menu choices below the displayed option Press PREV or NEXT to scroll through the menus or options Press CANCEL to go up a level on the menu tree NOTE Library Operation Entering the Administration Menu Password Entering the Administration Menu Password 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 gt CONFIG A numeric password is reguired to access options beneath ADMIN menu of the library see Figure 4 2 on page 4 6 A three part password of 000 000 000 is set at the factory To allow only authorized persons to access the library and change operation settings the password must be changed To change the password see Setting a New Administration Menu Password on page 4 8 Do not forget the password Only an HP qualified service representative can reset the security code to the factory setting To enter the password 1 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER 3 PSWD 000 000 000 displays and the first set of zeros flashes Press ENTE
17. ANGED Any changes entered are lost The SCSI IDs menu displays 10 Press CANCEL three times to return to the drive status ready state 1 To save new settings can be saved to flash ROM turn the library off then turn it back on This allows the settings to be recovered if the library is powered off for more than ten days After changing an address it may be necessary to reboot the host for the new SCSI IDs to be recognized Table 4 3 Library Operation Specifying SCSI Addresses Interpreting SCSI Bus Status Indicator LEDs Each SCSI bus has an LED to indicate the bus status SCSI Status Indicators Indication Status Steady green Port active and OK Internal on board termination enabled Flashing green Port active and OK Internal on board termination disabled No light Port not active or not configured Flashing red Bus mismatch or loss of external termination power Flashing yellow Bus offline for online drive replacement 4 12 Library Operation Loading Cartridges Into the Library Loading Cartridges Into the Library Inserting Removing Cartridges with Software If the software package requires that cartridges be inserted and removed using the software check the software documentation before proceeding Label all cartridges before inserting them into the magazines See Labeling Tape Cartridges on page 3 4 The bar codes and stor
18. E XERKCEMAJ 0 amp amp R JEL TII COKEMTI TIUE Sa Y RERIG T tA Ok SRS Sl EIJIENDSU I Hyl FRLRRAA SITTE TEL ORY FRU LT RELY maT KS LGA English Translation of J apanese VCCI Statement This eguipment is in the Class B category information technology eguipment based on the rules of Voluntary Control Council For Interference by Information Technology E guipment VCCI Although aimed for residential area operation radio interference may be caused when used near a radio or TV receiver Read the instructions for correct operation g 5 lt 3 5 i 5 g lt 9 FA N 9 B 9 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information B 10 Index A accessories listing of A 3 addresses HP Direct supplies A 2 ADMIN menu 4 5 entering the password 4 7 bar code labels labeling cartridges 3 4 labeling magazines 3 7 ordering A 3 viewing from display window 4 2 c cables routing 2 10 cleaning the drives 4 21 4 23 clearance 2 3 connecting the tape library 2 9 connection options 2 8 control panel menu 4 6 conventions typographical iii D DIP switch setting 2 7 display window description of 4 3 display window messages 4 4 DLT Tape Library product certifications 1 14 drive cleaning issues listing of 4 23 drives cleaning 4 21 environment 2 3 Environmental specifications 1 12 Expert Tools DLT Mechanism 4 41 information logs accessing 4 27 installatio
19. EMPTY DRIVES YES HHH SLOT HEHEHE SLOT PREV NEXT VIEW BAR CODES PREV NEXT PREV NEXT 15 ENTER PSWD 000 000 000 See Changing the Administration Password ENTER Vv CONFIG CLEAN DRIVES OVERRIDE DOOR SCSI IDs ONLINE REPAIR REVISION LIB ODOMETERS HOURS MOVES XLATES DRIVE LOADS DRIVE 1 DRIVE 2 DRIVE FW D1 REVISION D2 REVISION INTERFACE FW BUS NUM FAST WIDE SCSI 8052 REV 8052 CKSUM COBRA REV HARD ERRORS HARDWARE ERR FRU 1 3 MOTION lt name gt SOURCE DESTINATION 1 DESTINATION 2 ODOMETER MICROMOVE 1 6 MICROMOVE ER SOFT ERRORS same logs available as under HARD ERRORS RECOVERY ERRORS same logs available as under HARD ERRORS EXERCISE MECH EXCHANGE DEMO IO DRIVE IO MAGAZINE INVENTORY CHECK TEST TRANSLATE TEST VERTICAL WELLNESS TEST FIND PLUNGE HOME FIND VERT HOME FIND XLATE HOME INIT MECHANICS EMPTY DRIVES EMPTY PICKER FILL PICKER REWIND MEDIA CLEAR SOFT LOG CLEAR HARD LOG PLUNGE FULL SPD PLUNGE 1 2 SPD SENSOR TRANSLATE SENSORS MAGAZINE SENSORS STARWARS VERTICAL ENCODER RECOVERY ON OFF RESTORE DEFAULTS CLEAR ODOMETERS STARWARS ON OFF NEW PASSWORD SCSI LOG ON OFF SECURE ON OFF POWER SECURE ON OFF REP RECOVERED ON OFF CONF40 ON OFF BARCODE ON OFF SEL CLEAN CART HHHHHE SLOT or CLN CART LOC CLEAN DRIVE 1 CLE
20. ER The last set of zeros flashes Press NEXT or PREV to display the desired third part of the password then press ENTER PASSWORD CHANGED displays Press CANCEL three times to return to the drive status ready state Save the new password to flash ROM by power cycling the library turning the library off and then on This allows the password to be recovered if the library is powered off for more than ten days 4 8 Library Operation Specifying SCSI Addresses Specifying SCSI Addresses 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 00 000 000 gt SCSI IDs NOTE The tape library has a Fast Wide SCSI interface SCSI addresses can be set from Oto 70n a DLT4000 based library e Oto 15 0naDLT7000 based library If connecting to a narrow host use only addresses 0 to 7 Table 4 1 SCSI ID Options Option Purpose Explained in SET IDs Assigns individual SCSI IDs to each Setting SCSI Addresses on drive and the robotics controller page 4 10 VIEW IDs Displays the current drive and robotics Viewing Current SCSI Addresses z controller settings on page 4 10 L Table 4 2 Default SCSI Address Settings i DEVICE SCSI ID BUS 3 LIB 6 Bus 1 DRV 1 5 Bus 1 DRV 2 two drive models only 4 Bus 2 4 9 Library Operation Specifying SCSI Addresses Viewing Current SCSI Address Settings 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 gt SCSI IDs gt VIEW IDs To view the current SCSI address settin
21. HP DLT Tape Library 15 Slot User s Guide Model A4851A O HEWLETT PACKARD November 1997 Printed in United States Copyright 1997 Hewlett Packard Company DLTtape is a trademark of Quantum Corporation Notice This document contains information that is protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this document may be photocopied reproduced or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Hewlett Packard Company The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice Hewlett Packard makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this printed material including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Hewlett Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material See Appendix B for important safety and regulatory information Printing History New editions of this manual incorporate all material updated since the previous edition The manual printing date and part number indicate the current edition The printing date changes when a new edition is printed Minor corrections and updates incorporated at reprint do not cause this date to change November 1997 Edition 1 NOTE CAUTION WARNING A Typographical C onventions This manual uses the following typographical conventions
22. NEXT or PREV until DRIVE STATUS displays then press ENTER DRV 1 ON GOOD displays e Ifthe damaged tape is in drive 1 press ENTER Ifthe damaged tape is in drive 2 press NEXT until DRV 2 ON GOOD displays then press ENTER DRV ON GOOD displays where is the drive number and ON GOOD is flashing L g g lt je E 8 E 6 Press NEXT until DRV OFF FAILED displays then press ENTER 7 CHANGE CONFIRMED displays briefly then ONLINE REPAIR displays Press ENTER 8 DRIVE POWER displays 9 Press NEXT or PREV until DRIVE STATUS displays then press ENTER 10 Press NEXT or PREV until DRV OFF FAILED displays where is the number of the drive that was just taken offline then press ENTER 11 DRV OFF FAILED displays where 4 is the drive number and OFF FAILED is flashing 12 Press NEXT until DRV ON GOOD displays then press ENTER 4 37 Library Operation Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error 13 SETTING UP DRIVE displays briefly while the drive communication tests run then CHANGE CONFIRMED displays briefly then ONLINE REPAIR displays 14 Press CANCEL twice to return to the drive numbers and status indicators ready state 15 Try reading the damaged tape again If the tape can be read back up data from the damaged cartridge to another tape cartridge and discard the damaged one 4 38 Library Operation Troubleshooting Troubleshooting There are two ways to get i
23. R to accept this number if no password has been set or press NEXT or PREV until the set number displays Press ENTER L g g lt je E 8 E 4 The middlesetof zeros flashes Press ENTER to accept this number if no password has been set or press NEXT or PREV until the set number displays Press ENTER 5 Thelast set of zeros flashes Press ENTER to accept this number if no password has been set or press NEXT or PREV until the set number displays Press ENTER INFO displays To access options under the ADMIN menu press PREV or NEXT until the desired option displays then press ENTER 4 7 NOTE NOTE Library Operation Sett ing a New Administration Menu Password Setting a New Administration Menu Password 1 2 gt ADMIN PSWD 000 000 000 CONFIG NEW PASSWORD Do not forget the password Only an HP qualified service representative can reset the security code to the factory setting To 1 set a new password Follow the steps on the previous page to enter the existing or factory set password Press NEXT until CONFIG displays then press ENTER Press NEXT or PREV until NEW PASSWORD displays then press ENTER NEW 000 000 000 displays and the first set of zeros flashes Press NEXT or PREV to display the desired first part of the password then press ENTER The second set of zeros flashes Press NEXT or PREV to display the desired second part of the password then press ENT
24. RV OFF FAILED displays where is the number of the drive that was just taken offline then press ENTER 11 DRV OFF FAILED displays where is the drive number and OFF FAILED is flashing 12 Press NEXT until DRV ON GOOD displays then press ENTER 13 SETTING UP DRIVE displays briefly while the drive communication tests run then CHANGE CONFIRMED displays briefly then ONLINE REPAIR displays 14 Press CANCEL twice to return to the drive numbers and status indicators ready state 15 Try reading the damaged tape again e Ifthe tape can be read back up data from the damaged cartridge to another tape cartridge and discard the damaged one e Ifthe tape cannot be read call a service representative 4 36 CAUTION Library Operation Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 ONLINE REPAIR Using this option causes the library drive mechanism s to become inactive To use this option to clear a drive cleaning error 1 With CLEAN DRV displayed press CANCEL until the drive status displays is the drive number containing the damaged tape 2 Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER 3 Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 4 INFO displays Press NEXT or PREV until ONLINE REPAIR displays then press ENTER DRIVE POWER displays 5 Press
25. SCSI bus configuration was determined when the SCSI interface mode switch was set see the connection diagram on page 2 8 Using this configuration connect the library to the host Make sure e The differential portis used The last device in the SCSI bus is terminated Make sure the power switch on the library front panel is switched off 0 position E g 9 5 lt a g a 5 Plug the power cord into the power port on the back of the library Stand alone installations Go to Step 7 Connect Power on page 2 13 Rack mount installations Go to the next section Routing SCSI and Power Cables on Rack Mounted Libraries 2 9 Library Installation Step 6 Connect Library to Host Routing SCSI and Power Cables on Rack Mounted Libraries CAUTION SCSI and power cables must be routed and secured properly on rack mounted libraries F ailure to properly route library cables could result in damage to the cables To properly route and secure rack mounted library power and SCSI cables 1 Route the SCSI power cables through the strain relief bracket a b C Squeeze the two plastic ends of the cable strain relief bracket together Pull off the plastic strain relief clamp Route the SCSI cable s and the power cord through the cable strain relief bracket Slide the strain relief clamp back onto the bracket Attach a cable tie included in the rack mount kit to the SCSI and power cables about eight inche
26. U 2 Field replaceable unit second most likely to be at fault FRU 3 Field replaceable unit third most likely to be at fault MOTION lt name gt lt name gt indicates the type of movements taking place at the time of the failure EXCHANGE MOVE POSITIONINIT ELEMREZERO ROTATEDIAGNOSTIC RESTORE SOURCE Element number to which the source refers Valid for MOVE EXCHANGE and POSITION movements only 4 29 m g g lt je E 8 E Librar y Operation Retrieving Performance Information Table 4 6 Information Logs Continued Problem Solution Log entries for error logs continued DESTINATION 1 Element to which the first destination refers Valid for MOVE and EXCHANGE movements only An asterisk beforethe log name indicates that pressing ENTER when an error number DESTINATION 2 Element to which the second destination refers Valid for EXCHANGE movement only is displayed provides more information ODOMETER Move number in which the error occurred MICROMOVE 1 First library micro move for the original move command issued before the failure MICROMOVE 2 Second library micro move for the original move command issued before the failure MICROMOVE 3 Third library micro move for the original move command issued before the failure MICROMOVE 4 Fourth library micro move for the original move command issued
27. age slot locations are stored in library memory when the door is closed and the Inventory Check test is automatically run Keeping Cartridges in the Magazine To prevent cartridges from sliding out of the bulk load magazines when inserting them into the library DO NOT use excessive force when inserting the magazines This can cause the magazine latching mechanisms to fail DO NOT insert magazines when the library power is turned off During normal library operation the cartridge release button on top of the magazine is pushed down by a special mechanism inside the library This unlocks the cartridges allowing them to be inserted and removed from the storage slots as needed When the control panel RELEASE DOOR option is enabled the button on top of the magazine is released which relocks the cartridges into the magazine slots During a power failure however this button is not released and cartridges can slide out of their storage slots if a magazine is inserted or removed from the library If no magazines are in a library the special mechanism defaults to the position that keeps cartridges locked into the magazine storage slot L g g lt je E 8 E 4 13 NOTE NOTE Library Operation Loading Cartridges Into the Library Loading Tapes Tapes are bulk loaded into magazines which are then inserted into the library through the front access door The library holds from one to three 5 slot magazine
28. aosan iia i a 4 2 Operating the Control Panel ccc ec eee cee eee eens 4 3 Understanding the Display Window 0 cece eee eens 4 4 Drive SLOWS samat deeds saisisit eE ERI E EEEN SEEE 4 4 Status INdicatrs senri Ge eaten aa a e a a a is n 4 4 Activity Indicators oloon nn eee eee a A 4 4 Control Panel Options ooo 4 5 First Level Options ooo eaa 4 5 Second Level Options soo kkk eee 4 5 Control Panel Menu Tree soassa 4 6 Entering the Administration Menu Password cece nan 4 7 Setting a New Administration Menu Password 020 scene eee 4 8 Specifying SCSI Addresses sossun eee ees 4 9 Viewing Current SCSI Address SettingS 0 000 knn 4 10 Setting SCSI Addresses 0 0 20 cece eects 4 10 Interpreting SCSI Bus Status Indicator LEDS 0 cee uae 4 12 Loading Cartridges Into the Library ccc ee cee eee eee 4 13 Inserting Removing Cartridges with Software 000000e 4 13 Keeping Cartridges in the Magazine cece cece eee ees 4 13 Loading Tapes smessa sa Nela eee Syed Oe bed CESU eee yee Tee 4 14 Removing Tape Cartridges from the Library cece eee eee 4 17 Viewing Cartridge Bar Code Labels 0 0 kkka 4 20 Cleaning the Tape Drives soon nn aN 4 21 Drive Cleaning Issues 1 mummun nn 4 23 Setting Configuration Options mn teens 4 24 Retrieving Performance Information 00 cece eee eee eens 4 27 Running an Interna
29. cartridges lid exposing the tape to possible contamination or physical damage Touch the tape surface Take cartridges apart Use graphite pencils water soluble felt pens or other debris producing writing instruments to label cartridges Erase a label replace it instead Store cartridges in a clean safe place in their protective plastic containers when not in use Remove dust on the outsi de of cartridges using a damp cloth Older frequently used tapes may build up dust Store cartridges vertically not flat Store cartridges intended for archiving data in their plastic containers and in environmental conditions of 18 28 C 64 82 F and 40 60 relative humidity Use labels like those included in the accessories kit or that meet the specifications listed in Appendix A Supplies and Accessories 3 6 Figure 3 3 Tape Cartridges Labeling Bulk Load Magazines Labeling Bulk Load Magazines Bulk load magazines can be labeled in a manner similar to tape cartridges To label bulk load magazines 1 Clean the magazine surface with isopropyl alcohol optional but recommended 2 Remove the adhesive backing from the label pouch 3 Apply the pouch to the magazine 4 Slide the label into the pouch Magazine Label Position J E g E Q 3 7 Tape Cartridges Labeling Bulk Load Magazines 3 8 4 Library Operation 4 1 Library Operation Overview Overview 4 2
30. e drop Table 1 8 Product Description Specifications Environmental Specifications C ontinued Characteristic Tape Drive DLT Tape Library Package shock Drop tests 42 in packaged drive dropped on six sides three edges one corner 12 in drop 5 faces Vibration Operating random 5 500 Hz 1 grms 10 minutes 3 axes 0 21 grms Operating sine 0 25 g peak 10 300 Hz 0 1 g peak 300 500 Hz 10 500 10 Hz 1 4 octave minute in 3 axes N A Non operating random 5 500 Hz 2 grms 60 minutes 6 axes 2 1 grms Non operating swept sine 5 10 Hz 0 5 g peak 10 50 Hz 1 g peak 50 500 Hz 3 g peak 5 500 5 Hz 1 2 octave minute in 6 axes 0 5 grms 0 to peak Non operating random packaged 2 200 Hz 1 5 grms 6 axes dwell 30 m 1 49 grms top to bottom Non operating swept sine packaged 5 150 Hz 0 5 g peak 5 150 5 Hz 1 2 oct min 6 axes with dwell at lowest natural resonance in each axes 0 5 G 0 pk 3 200 3Hz1 oct min 1 axis top to bottom Acoustic E mission Media exchange N A 6 5 Bels Read write 4 3 Bels max A weighted 6 5 Bels operation y g i L 3 S Product Description Specifications DLT Tape Library Product Certifications Table 1 9 Product Certification Safety EN60950 IE C 950 Electromagnetic emissions EN55022 CISPR 22 Class B EN50082 1 EN5
31. e eee eee eens 1 4 Table 1 3 DLT Tape Media 0 0 0 nn n kkk eee 1 4 Table 1 4 DLT Tape Media soon n knn 1 5 Table 1 5 DLT Drive Specifications 0 0 0 cece cece eee eee ees 1 7 Table 1 6 Library Specifications 0 cece eee 1 10 Table 1 7 Tape Specifications ccc cece eee 1 11 Table 1 8 Environmental Specifications 0 0 0 c eee 1 12 Table 1 9 Product Certification cece eee 1 14 Table 2 1 Location Criteria onm 2 3 Table 2 2 Components Required for Installation and Use 2 4 Table 2 3 SCSI Interface Mode Switch Settings 00008 2 7 Table 2 4 Library Connection Options onkaan 2 8 Table 3 1 Supported Tape TypeS 0 cece eect eee ees 3 3 Table 3 2 Tape Cartridge Maintenance soon eee eee 3 6 Table 4 1 SCSI ID Options cece cece eee eee ees 4 9 Table 4 2 Default SCSI Address Settings 0 0 nk kkka 4 9 Table 4 3 SCSI Status Indicators 0 0 cece eee 4 12 Table 4 4 Drive Cleaning Issues Relating to Tape Cartridges 4 23 Table 4 5 Configuration Options 0c cece eee ees 4 25 Table 4 6 Information LogS 0c eee eee teens 4 27 Table 4 7 Internal Tests ooo nett teens 4 32 Table 4 8 Support Tool Characteristics 0 0 cece eee ee ees 4 39 Table 4 9 Drive Expert Tool Commands 00 c cece eee ees 4 41 Table 4 10 Robotics Controller Expert Tool Commands 4 42 Table A 1
32. erwise the cartridge is placed into the first available empty storage slot FILL PICKER Service personnel use only Do not run this test if the library contains tape cartridges containing actual customer data Moves a tape cartridge into the cartridge transport mechanism from the first storage slot containing a cartridge 4 33 L g g lt je E 8 E Library Operation Running an Internal Test Table 4 7 Internal Tests Continued Test Name Description REWIND MEDIA Service personnel use only Do not run this test if the library contains tape cartridges containing actual customer data Rewinds the tape in the drive s and opens the solenoid in the drive handle which allows the tape to be removed from the drive by lifting the handles This option removes tapes from the drives If the picker malfunctions CLEAR SOFT LOG Sets the soft error log to zero CLEAR HARD LOG Sets the hard error log to zero PLUNGE FULL SPD Allows the cartridge transport mechanics to run at full speed Always use under normal library operation PLUNGE 1 2 SPD Service personnel use only Allows the cartridge transport mechanics to run at half speed SENSOR Tests the horizontal path that the cartridge transport mechanism follows TRANSLATE when moving from one stack of tape cartridges to another Displays ON or OFF If OFF displays the sensor is blocked This display is automaticall
33. escribed after RECOVERY ERROR in this table Log of unrecoverable errors and commands that did not successfully complete Returns either NO HARD ENTRIES or ENTRY There may be multiple hard error numbers Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error or press NEXT to select the next error SOFT ERROR Log entries are described after RECOVERY ERROR in this table Log of recovered errors and commands successfully completed Returns either NO SOFT ENTRIES or ENTRY There may be multiple soft error numbers Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error or press NEXT to select the next error RECOVERY ERROR Log entries are described in the following rows Log of errors during most recent move Returns either NO ENTRIES or the number of recovery errors Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error or press NEXT to select the next error 4 28 Library Operation Retrieving Performance Information Table 4 6 Information Logs Continued Problem Solution Log Entries Log entries for HARD ERROR SOFT ERROR and RECOVERY ERROR An asterisk beforethe log name indicates that pressing ENTER when an error number is displayed provides more information HARDWARE ERR Indicates the cause of the failure FRU 1 Field replaceable unit most likely to be at fault FR
34. esentative for assistance 4 44 Library Operation Troubleshooting Table 4 11 Troubleshooting Continued Problem Solution No display messages appear e Make sure the power cord is connected Make sure the power switch is on e Power cycle the library See the caution note at the end of this table e If there is still no display call a service representative for assistance An error message is e Verify that cartridges are inserted into the magazine in the received after bulk loading correct orientation See Loading Cartridges Into the tape cartridges Library on page 4 13 Verify that the correct tape type is used See Choosing Tape Cartridges on page 3 3 Ifthe light bar on the display panel is orange cycle power to the library and try to load the magazine again when the drive numbers and status indicators are displayed See the caution note at the end of this table f SECURITY ENABLED displays a security option has been set that prevents cartridges from being loaded into or removed from the library See Setting Configuration Options on page 4 24 L g g lt je 3 8 E If TRANSPORT FULL displays the cartridge transport mechanism already contains a tape cartridge Refer to the software package documentation A service call may be needed Ifa LOAD ERROR Or FAILED message still displays this could indicate a library failure call a service representat
35. etting is retained OFF ON OFF after a power outage OFF Library returns to its default setting of POWER SECURE OFF when power is returned after being shut off 4 25 L E g lt je i 8 E Library Operation Setting Configuration Options Table 4 5 Configuration Options Continued Config Name Description Default REP ON Recovered errors are reported ON RECOVERED ON OFF OFF Recovered errors are not reported CONF 40 ON OFF Used by service personnel only Do not attempt to use this configuration to do so may result in a service call BARCODE ON Bar codes and slot locations are stored into library ON ON OFF memory when the front access door is closed and the Inventory Check test automatically runs OFF Barcodes are not recorded when the Inventory Check test runs 4 26 Library Operation Retrieving Performance Information Retrieving Performance Information 1 2 gt ADMIN PSWD 000 000 000 gt INFO Use the INFO option to dDisplay information about the operations of the library This information is called a log To access an information log 1 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER 3 Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 4 INFO displays Press ENTER 5 Press NEXT unt
36. f the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Lo Vk Roseville October 1 1997 Frank D Dembski Jr Quality nager 3 F i USA Contact ESY Rosville Product Regulations Manager Hewlett Packard Company 8000 Foothiils Boulevard Roseville California 95747 USA FAX 916 785 5096 European Contact Your local Hewlett Packard Sales and Service Office or Hewlett Packard GmbH Department TRE Herrenberger Stra e 130 D 71034 B blingen FAX 49 7031 14 3143 B 5 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information Herstellerbescheinigung Diese Information steht im Zusammenhang mit den Anforderungen der Maschinenl rn information sverordnung vom 18 J anuar 1991 Schalldruckpegel Lp lt 70 dB A am arbeitsplatz normaler betrieb nach ISO 7779 1988 EN 27779 1991 Typpriifung English Translation of German Sound E mission Directive This statement is provided to comply with the requirements of the German Sound Emission Directive from 18 anuary 1991 Sound pressure Lp lt 70 dB A e atoperator position e normal operation e according to ISO 7779 1988 EN 27779 1991 type test B 6 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information Turvallisuusyhteenveto Laserturvallisuus LUOKAN 1LASERLAITE KLASS
37. g DLT Drive Expert Tools The following table lists expert tool categories and the specific commands available within each for the drives Table 4 9 Drive Expert Tool Commands Category Command Effect File EXIT Exits the Support Tools Manager Logs VIEW LOGS Displays the Read Error Counter Page Write Error Counter Page or Compression Log CLEAR LOGS Clears the Read Error Counter Page or the Write Error Counter Page Info DESCRIBE Displays the product ID product revision level and firmware revision level DRIVE INFO Displays power on hours and tape motion hours Tests TAPE Reads a suspect tape until either an error is detected or end VALIDATE of data is encountered SELFTEST Executes the DLT device s built in diagnostic selftest TUR Sends a Test Unit Ready command Utility TAPE COPY Performs a tape to tape copy UNLOAD TAPE Performs an unload sequence LOAD TAPE Performs a load sequence REWIND Rewinds to beginning of tape MODE SENSE Displays user selected mode pages MEDIA Prevents or allows medium removal REMOVAL MODE SELECT Configures user selected mode pages Options DISPLAY Displays data as either raw hex decoded formatted text or FORMAT both 4 41 L g g lt je E 8 E Library Operation Troubleshooting Robotics Controller E xpert Tools The following table lists expert tool categories and the specific commands available within each for
38. gs a Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does b Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER c Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 d Press NEXT until SCSI IDs displays then press ENTER 8 SET IDs displays Press NEXT until VIEW IDs displays then press ENTER 9 BUS1 LIB ID orBUS DRV ID displays BUS1LIB ID stands for the current SCSI ID of the robotics controller BUS DRV ID is the current SCSI ID setting for the displayed drive number and its associated BUS Press NEXT or PREV to Scroll through the current address settings a Press CANCEL until the next operation to perform displays or until the drive status library ready state displays Setting SCSI Addresses 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 gt SCSI IDs gt SET IDs A SCSI address is required for the robotics controller and each drive For more information see Table 4 2 Default SCSI Address Setting on page 4 9 and the section Viewing Current SCSI Addresses on page 4 10 When setting SCSI addresses note that e On bus 1 drive 1 uses one address and the robotics controller uses one address e On bus 2 drive 2 uses one address two drive libraries only If the drives are daisy chained the robotics and each drive use one address on the bus To change the current SCSI address settings 1 Verify that the drive sta
39. il the name of the log to access displays then press ENTER An asterisk indicates that there are more choices beneath the displayed choice 6 Press CANCEL to return to the drive status ready state Table 4 6 Information Logs Problem Solution REVISION Library firmware revision number LIB ODOMETERS HOURS Number of operation hours time during Prsccewrenito saject which power was on Some time may have been spent in power reduction mode the odometer logs MOVES Total number of moves and move attempts by the cartridge transport mechanism XLATES Total number of cartridge transport mechanism horizontal moves DRIVE LOADS DRIVE 1 Number of tape cartridge loads for drive 1 DRIVE 2 Number of tape cartridge loads for drive 2 two drive library only 4 27 L g g lt je E 8 E Library Operation Retrieving Performance Information Table 4 6 Information Logs Continued Problem Solution DRIVE FW D1REVISION Firmware revision of drive 1 D2 REVISION Firmware revision of drive 2 two drive library only INTERFACE FW BUS NUM Press NEXT or PREV to display the interface bus number to select then view FAST WIDE SCSI Fast wide interface bus type Displays the SCSI interface processor 8052 firmware revision 8052 REV 8052 CKSUM Checksum of the 8052 code Revision of the cobra chip on the interface COBRA REV HARD ERROR Log entries are d
40. ive for assistance Changed drive address but Try rebooting the host computer Some computers require this the new address is not for the new address to be recognized See the caution note at recognized by the host the end of this table 4 45 Library Operation Troubleshooting Table 4 11 Troubleshooting Continued Problem Solution Cannot remember the First try the default password 000 000 000 If the default is not administration menu accepted call a service representative for assistance password Attempted to open the front e The host may have reserved an element and must unreserve access door but a it Refer to the host system documentation to unreserve a RESERVED Message tape displays e A security configuration was set to prevent cartridge removal See SECURE ON OFF in the list of configurations found in Setting Configuration Options on page 4 24 Started a test and need to Press CANCEL The current test loop continues until finished stop then the test stops DO INVENTORY TEST Power cycle the library by pressing the power switch off and displays initialize element then on again See the caution note at the end of this table status Run the INVENTORY CHECK test under the TEST menu Cannot write to the tape e Check the host file system access permissions e Check the write protect tab on the cartridge to assure write enabled status e Check the applicatio
41. l Test cc cece eee eee teen ees 4 31 vi Contents Using Online Repair sou 4 35 Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error ccc cee cee eee eee eens 4 37 TROUDIESHOOUING asuna a 2105 musaa gamet RINEN oS Raa NSK ENSTE ESV ee ut 4 39 Operating System based Support Tools 000 eee eee eee 4 39 Running Support TOOIS 1 cee na 4 40 DLT Drive Expert Tools cece cece eee ete eens 4 41 Robotics Controller Expert Tools 0 cc eee eee eee ees 4 42 Resolving Other Problems ccc cece eee tenet eee eens 4 43 Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories sumun eee ete eens A 2 Safety and Regulatory Information OVET VI GW ra reunan tiaa Scan Sade eee nh Harmaja n Arde die ROSKA idin B 2 Safety INTOIMATI ON obs s saada k che a wa aula dads Soba aden PAT NA San B 3 Laser Safety aa m ksi Puo es eee ke Reo dew kkka yi B 3 CDRH Regulations USA Only 0c eee eee B 3 Regulatory Information 0 cece eee eee EAREN ARRE B 4 FCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement USA Only B 4 EC Radio Frequency Interference Statement Europe Only B 4 United Kingdom Telecommunications Act 1984 cc eee B 4 EC Declaration of Conformity soon eee eee eee ees B 5 Herstellerbescheinigung 0 n knn naan B 6 English Translation of German Sound E mission Directive B 6 Turvallisuusyhteenveto soolo nn aN B 7 English Translation of Finnish Reg
42. ly written to the tape and prevents any additional files from being written to the tape To change the write protect setting move the write protect switch Left to prevent data from being written to the cartridge The orange indicator on the cartridge can be seen when the write protect switch is in the ON position see A in Figure 3 2 Right to allow data to be written to the cartridge The orange indicator on the cartridge cannot be seen when the write protect switch is in the OFF position see B in Figure 3 2 With the write protect switch in either position data can be read from the cartridge Write Protect Button Settings J E g E Q Not Write Protected 3 5 Table 3 2 Tape Cartridges Maintaining Tape Cartridges Maintaining Tape Cartridges Tape Cartridge Maintenance DO NOT DO Expose cartridges to magnetic fields Leave cartridges in the tape drive when library power is off Expose cartridges to extreme temperatures or extreme humidity Acceptable operating temperatures range from 10 40 C 50 104 F Acceptable storage temperatures range from 16 32 C 60 90 F Acceptable operating humidity ranges from 20 80 acceptable storage humidity ranges from 10 95 Expose cartridges to moisture or direct sunlight Drop the cartridges or carry them in a loose container that could submit the cartridges to any unnecessary physical shock Open
43. n Specifications DLT Tape Library Specifications Library Specifications Characteristic A4851A Library Performance Average tape lt 12 seconds access Average tape 24 seconds mean time to eject tape from drive robotically exchange tape exchange from magazine and reload drive Interface SCSI 2 single ended or differential Reliability MTBF 100 000 hours MSBF robotics 1 million swaps Preventive maintenance None reguired Power Reguirements Total power 140 W typical NOTE After 30 minutes of non operation consumption 150 W maximum the library operates in reduced power mode Line voltage 100 127 200 240 Vac Line frequency 50 to 60 Hz Physical Specifications Height 348 mm 13 7 in w o bezel 353 4 mm 13 9 in with bezel Width 442 mm 17 4 in w o bezel 482 6 mm 19 0 in with bezel Depth 717 3 mm 28 2 in w o bezel 752 6 mm 29 6 in with bezel to tip of handle Weight net 43 5 kg 96 Ibs Weight packaged 49 kg 108 Ibs 1 10 Table 1 7 DLTtape Specifications Tape Specifications Product Description Specifications Characteristic DLTtape Type III XT DLTtape Type IV Formatted capacity 2 1 typical compression 15 GB 20 35 GB non compressed non compressed 30 GB 40 70 GB 2 1 typical compression Basic description 0 5 in metal particle 0 5 in metal par
44. n overview 1 2 2 2 K keys menus available 4 6 L labeling tapes 3 4 3 7 library features 1 3 performance information 4 27 removing tapes 4 17 shipping 2 15 location for tape library placement of library 2 3 M magazines labeling 3 7 menu tree 4 6 messages display window 4 4 mounting the library rackmounting instructions 2 6 moving the library 2 15 o ordering supplies A 2 P password entering 4 7 performance logs displaying 4 27 power cables routing 2 10 power switch turning on power 2 14 problems troubleshooting table 4 43 product matrix 1 4 R regulatory information B 3 routing SCSI and power cables 2 10 S safety and regulatory information B 3 SCSI addresses setting 4 9 viewing current 4 10 SCSI cables routing 2 10 SCSI interface DIP switch setting 2 7 SCSI PCA status indications listing of 4 12 security code setting 4 21 setting SCSI addresses 4 9 setting the DIP switch 2 7 shipping the library 2 15 specifications 1 7 supplies listing of A 3 ordering information A 2 support tools 4 39 T tape drives cleaning 4 21 4 23 tape library clearance 2 3 connecting 2 9 Index 1 Index moving 2 15 tapes choosing 3 3 cleaning issues 4 23 ejecting 4 17 labeling 3 4 maintenance of 3 6 ordering A 3 write protecting 3 5 tapes drives cleaning 4 23 temperature Operating 2 3 troubleshooting 4 43 type styles in this book iii Vv voltage 2 3 Index 2
45. n 10 bytes minimum lin 107 bytes minimum read as one error maximum read as one error maximum allowable in 10 of data read allowable in 10 of data read minimum minimum Soft write error rate 1 x 106 bytes minimum 1x 10 bytes minimum Hard read error rate 1 x 1077 bytes minimum 1x 102 bytes minimum Hard write Not allowed Not allowed error rate Undetected 1x 1090 bits read 1x 107 bits read error rate MTBF 80 000 hours 200 000 hours Head life 10 000 hours 30 000 hours Power Specifications Total Power 22 W average 37 W average coneumpion 33 W maximum 47 W maximum 5 volt supply 5 0 V 5 maximum 5 0 V 5 maximum 2 5 A average 3 6 A average 3 0 A maximum 3 8 A maximum 12 volt supply 12 0 V 5 12 0 V 5 0 8 A average 1 6 A average 1 5 A maximum 2 6 A maximum 1 8 Table 1 5 Product Description Specifications DLT Drive Specifications C ontinued Characteristic DLT 4000 DLT7000 Physical Specifications Form factor 5 1 4 in height with modified depth 5 1 4 in height with modified depth Height 3 25 in w o bezel 3 25 in w o bezel Width 5 7 in behind bezel 5 7 in behind bezel Depth 9 0 in measured from back of front 9 0 in measured from back of front bezel bezel Weight net 6 lb 7 oz 6lb 7 oz 1 9 7 g 3 E Table 1 6 Product Descriptio
46. n software Cannot read the tape e Check the host file system access permissions e Verify that the correct tape type is used See Choosing Tape Cartridges on page 3 3 e Check the application software CAUTION Do not press the library power switch until all SCSI peripherals connected to host are shut down Pressing the power button when the SCSI system is active can cause data loss and or problems with the SCSI interface 4 46 Supplies and Accessories A 1 Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories A full range of computer supplies can be ordered through a Hewlett Packard authorized dealer or sales office or by phoning or writing HP Direct Call 1 800 752 0900 for the location of your nearest authorized Hewlett Packard dealer To phone HP Direct call 1 800 538 8787 or write to HP Direct at the following address HP Direct Hewlett Packard attn Mail Order P O Box 1145 Roseville California 95678 See Table A 1 for a list of basic supplies and accessories A 2 Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories Table A 1 Basic Supplies and Accessories n HP Product HP Part R Number Number EJ S R Bulk Load Tape Magazines BS 5 slot removable magazine with C5148F 5 HP DLT tape IV data cartridges 5 slot removable magazine empty C5149F Tape Cartridges HP DLTtape IV Data Cartridge C5141F 35 Gbyte 20 GByte
47. native capacity HP DLTtapelll XT Data Cartridge C5141A 15 GByte native capacity Cleaning Tape Cartridge C5142A Bar Code Labels Bar code labels are not available through Hewlett Packard but can be ordered through other companies see sample labels shipped in the accessories kit When ordering make sure the bar code labels meet the following specifications Message 6 character 2 alpha 4 numeric Dimensions 2 2 in x 82 in Symbology code 39 without check digit Start Stop Characters Narrow Bar 0 014 in Ratio 2 5 1 Print Quality ANSI Grade A A 3 Supplies and Accessories Supplies and Accessories Table A 1 Basic Supplies and Accessories Continued item HP Product HP Part Number Number SCSI Cables 68 pin to 68 pin 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C6509A 8120 6147 high density with thumb screws m m 2 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2924A A1658 62020 high density with thumb screws m m 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C6511A A1658 62021 high density with thumb screws m m 10m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to C2925A A1658 62022 high density with thumb screws m m 20m 65 6 ft SCSI cable high density with thumb C2926A A1658 62023 screws to high density with thumb screws m m SCSI Cables for V Class 68 pin to 68 pin 5m SCSI cable high density with thumb screws to
48. nd name printed on the top of the cartridge is facing up and the tape label is facing out The tapes should click into place Figure 4 4 Loading Tape Cartridges into the Magazine m g b lt 9 i 8 E 4 15 Figure 4 5 NOTE WARNING Library Operation Loading Cartridges Into the Library 8 Insert the magazine so it lines up with the arrow on the label inside the library the handle is facing the front of the library and the tapes are facing the inside of the tape library The magazine should click into place Inserting Magazines 9 Shut and lock the access door using the key lock Make sure the door is shut completely The library Inventory Check test runs when the access door is closed so that an inventory of tape bar code labels and storage slot locations can be stored into library memory This process takes about one minute The test fails if the door is not completely shut Do not attempt to disable the interlocks If the library is operating with fewer than three magazines inserted and the door open the user can be exposed to Class II laser light emitted from the bar code reader 4 16 NOTE Library Operation Removing Tape Cartridges from the Library Removing Tape Cartridges from the Library Some software packages require that tape cartridges be inserted and removed using the software If a software package manages files in the library check the software documentation before proceeding
49. nd tape drives Adeguate Standalone configuration free standing or against a clearance wall desk Back 56 cm 22 in for cooling and service Front 86 cm 34 in for operator access Sides56 cm 22 in for removal of the external cover Rack mount configuration Back Allow adequate room to open the rear door of the rack for service access usually 46 61 cm 18 24 in depending on the rack Front 86 cm 34 in for operator access Height For ease of use the bottom of the library should be 60 120 cm 24 48 in above the floor 2 3 Library Installation Step 2 Prepare Components S pa Step 2 Prepare Components Make sure all reguired components are available Table 2 2 Components Reguired for Installation and Use Component Installation Notes Library Do not unpack the library until it is in the proper location SCSI card s Reguired number of cards installed in host depends on library configuration Connect drives and robotics controller to differential fast wide SCSI cards SCSI cables Reguired number of cables 68 pin is one per drive and one for the robotics controller Maximum cable length total is 25 meters Power cord Power cord is included with library Rack mount kit Rack mount kit is included with rack mount libraries Data cartridge One HP DLTtape IV data cartridge is included with library Cleaning cartridge Cleaning car
50. nd turn off power to the drive containing the tape and then turn the drive power on again See Clearing a Drive Cleaning Error on page 4 37 2 Try reading the tape again If the tape can be read back up data from the damaged cartridge to another tape cartridge and discard the damaged one Cleaning error remains after three cleaning cycles Debris is being deposited on the drive read write heads Contact an HP qualified service representative The drive may need to be replaced 4 23 Library Operation Setting Configuration Options Setting Configuration Options 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 CONFIG Set certain options called configurations to customize the way the library operates To change a configuration 1 2 3 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 INFO displays Press NEXT until CONF IG displays then press ENTER Press NEXT or PREV until the name of the configuration to set displays then press ENTER If the configuration has multiple settings the current setting flashes Otherwise the configuration option is set and a confirmation message displays Configuration options are described on the following pages If the current configuration setting is flashing p
51. nformation and run tests when errors occur in library operation Operating system based support tools allow use of a consistent user interface that spans product lines as well as remote access Library firmware based diagnostics require use of the library s control panel and display window Operating System based Support Tools Several different types of operating system based support tools exist Not all are supported on all devices The following table provides a brief description of the types of tools Table 4 8 Support Tool Characteristics arate Self maintainer Supported for Tool Type Description license reouired g Drives Robotics Information Provides guick access to the most JY tools useful information about a device Verifiers Quickly verifies that a particular WA device is properly connected and functional Exercisers Stresses the hardware and helps JY reproduce intermittent problems Diagnostics Tests a device and isolate a failure WA JY down to the most suspect FRU Experttools Assists HP service representatives in JY WA NA low level troubleshooting Firmware Update the firmware WA JY WA update tools 4 39 L g g lt je E 8 E Library Operation Troubleshooting Running Support Tools The Support Tools Manager STM can be accessed through any of three interfaces e xstm X Window graphical for X Windows terminals and workstations E xecute
52. ng the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 INFO displays Press NEXT or PREV until TEST displays then press ENTER Press NEXT until test to run displays then press ENTER NUM LOOPS where is flashing and represents the number of test cycles the test will go through Press NEXT to specify the number of cycles then press ENTER to start the test Press CANCEL at any time to abort atest TEST CANCEL WAIT displays while the current test loop completes 4 31 Table 4 7 Library Operation Running an Internal Test The following table describes the internal tests available from the control panel Tests are listed alphabetically according to function Internal Tests Test Name Description EXERCISE MECH Runs the VERTICAL TEST TRANSLATE TEST MAGAZINE IO and DRIVE 10 tests Each test is run one time per test loop Drives and picker must be empty Also requires one loaded tape cartridge and empty slots equal to the number of drives installed EXCHANGE DEMO Used by service personnel only Do not run this test if the library contains tape cartridges with customer data on them This test moves randomly chosen cartridges to random storage slot locations This test displays FAIL if there are no cartridges in the library or if all storage slots are full For best results the library should contain as many cartridges as there are drives plus two additional cartridges The transport and mail
53. nlocks door for access to bulk load magazines 4 3 Library Operation Understanding the Display Window Understanding the Display Window The display window displays drive status indicators and menu options Drive Status Drive status displays when the library is in the ready state For example Status indicator depending on the model number ET indicator In this example N Drive number The library has one or two drives e Drivelhasacartridgeinserted and data is being written to the tape e Drive 2 has a write protected cartridge inserted Status Indicators The drive is full E The drive is empty The drive needs to be cleaned P The tape cartridge in the drive is write protected Blank The drive is offline Activity Indicators The activity light flashes during the following operations Information is being written to the tape in the drive Information is being read from the tape in the drive The tape in the drive is being searched backward or is rewinding The tape in the drive is being searched forward The drive is being cleaned 4 4 Library Operation Understanding the Display Window Control Panel Options Press PREV or NEXT while the library is in the ready state to display first level options Access second level options from ADMIN second level options require a password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 An asterisk indicates that the op
54. on Running an Internal Test Table 4 7 Internal Tests Continued Test Name Description WELLNESSTEST Checks out the general capability of the library Runs INIT MECHANICS and EXERCISE MECH Each test is run one time per test loop FIND PLUNGE Runs mechanism recalibration determines the reference points in the HOME picker travel path and tests the picker This test assumes that the mechanics and servo system are functional No tape cartridges are required FIND VERT HOME Recalibrates the vertical position and verifies that the vertical path is clear No tape cartridges are required FIND XLATE HOME Calibrates the translate position No tape cartridges are required INIT MECHANICS Runs the FIND PLUNGE HOME FIND VERTICAL HOME FIND XLATE HOME and INIT ELEM STATUS tests Each test is run one time per test loop EMPTY DRIVES Service personnel use only Do not run this test if the library contains cartridges containing actual customer data Moves cartridges out of the drive mechanisms and returns them to their home storage slot locations if the locations are known otherwise the cartridges are placed into the first available empty storage slot EMPTY PICKER Service personnel use only Do not run this test if the library contains cartridges containing actual customer data Moves a tape cartridge from the cartridge transport mechanism to its home storage slot location if that location is known oth
55. ot viivakoodinlukijassa k ytett v n laserdiodin s teilyominaisuuksista Aallonpituus 675 nm Teho 0 5 mW Turvallisuusluokka Luokan 2 laser English Translation of Finnish Regulatory Information LASER SAFETY SUMMARY LASER SAFETY CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT HP DLT Tape Library Systems are for user safe class 1 laser products In normal use the laser bar code reader installed inside the tape library units doesn t cause any hazard to the user The laser safety class of the libraries was defined in accordance with the standard EN 60825 1 1994 WARNING The use of the product otherwise than specified in the user s manual may expose the user to laser radiation exceeding safety class 1 SERVICE There are no user serviceable parts inside the HP DLT Tape Library units The DLT units can be serviced only by qualified service personnel The laser bar code reader installed inside the library units shall not be opened or disassembled during service WARNING If the enclosure of the tape library unit is opened you may be exposed to laser radiation when the bar code reader is operating Don t stare into the beam B 8 Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information The information about the radiation characteristics of the laser diode used in the laser bar code reader Wavelength 675 nm Power 0 5 mW Laser safety class Class 2 laser J apanese VCCI Statement TOREJ AURRE SERRA ARMER VCCI OWE IED 95 XB1RKIMKE CJ COR
56. pe Cartridges from the Library 5 Unlock the access door using the key then open the door Do not let the door fall open Damage to the door straps may occur Opening the Front Access Door 6 Remove the desired magazine by pushing the button at the top of the magazine handle see Figure 4 7 and pulling out the magazine Removing Magazines 7 If necessary remove tapes from the magazine Press the button on top of the magazine then pull out the tape 4 18 WARNING NOTE Library Operation Removing Tape Cartridges from the Library Do not attempt to disable the interlocks If the library is operating with fewer than three magazines inserted and the door open the user can be exposed to Class II laser light emitted from the bar code reader 8 Shut and lock the access door using the key lock Make sure the door is shut completely The library Inventory Check test runs when the access door is completely closed so that an inventory of tape bar code labels and storage slot locations can be stored into library memory This process takes about one minute L g g lt je E 8 E 4 19 NOTE Library Operation Viewing Cartridge Bar Code Labels Viewing Cartridge Bar Code Labels Bar code label information can be viewed for each tape cartridge in the library using the control panel Bar code information displays sequentially by storage slot number To view bar code information 1 Verify that the drive stat
57. r Figure 2 5 Front Access Door 2 12 Library Installation Step 7 Connect Power Step 7 Connect Power 1 Plug the power cord into a proper outlet 2 Turn on the power switch SELF TEST and NOT READY and then NOT READY and INVENTORY CHECK display alternately After the power on test completes in about 3 minutes the drive status information displays See Understanding the Display Window on page 4 4 T eg NOTE If the drive status information does not display the power on test was not 5 successful and DEVICE FAILED displays See resolving Other Problems 5 on page 4 43 Ny a s5 3 Turn on the host system 2 13 Library Installation Step 8 Configure the Host Step 8 Configure the Host An HP qualified service representative must configure the library on the host This procedure includes installing drives creating device files and verifying the configuration 2 14 WARNING CAUTION Library Installation Moving or Shipping the Library Moving or Shipping the Library This section explains how to move the library a short distance such as to another office or to another floor in the building and how to ship the library to another location The library weighs nearly 100 pounds 45 kilograms To avoid personal injury and possible damage to the library at least two people must move the library To move or ship the library 1 Properly shut down and power off the ho
58. r the United States Finland Sweden European Union and J apan B 2 WARNING WARNING Safety and Regulatory Information Safety Information Safety Information Laser Safety Do not attempt to disable the interlocks or open the service panels while library power is turned on If the library is operating with the service panels removed or with fewer than three magazines inserted and the door is open you can be exposed to Class laser light emitted from the bar code reader CDRH Regulations USA Only The Center for Devices and Radiological Health CDRH of the U S Food and Drug Administration implemented regulations for laser products on August 2 1976 These regulations apply to laser products manufactured from August 1 1976 Compliance is mandatory for products marketed in the United States The labels and artwork shown below indicate compliance with CDRH regulations and must be attached to laser products marketed in the United States Complies with 21 CFR Chapter 1 Subchapter J Use of controls adjustments or performing procedures other than those specified in this manual may result in hazardous laser radiation exposure Laser Class Information A black on yellow label that reads Class 1 Laser Product printed in English French German Finnish J apanese and Spanish g 5 lt 3 5 i 5 g g lt u a n Y B 3 WARNING Safety and Regulatory Information Regulatory
59. ress NEXT or PREV until the desired setting displays then press ENTER OPTION SAVED displays Press CANCEL to return to the drive status ready state 4 24 Library Operation Setting Configuration Options The following table describes the available configurations Table 4 5 Configuration Options Config Name Description Default RECOVERY ON Library attempts to recover from errors ON ONOFF OFF Library immediately stops moving if an error condition occurs Default is RECOVERY ON and recovery should remain ON under normal conditions RESTORE Sets all library configurations back to their default settings DEFAULTS CLEAR Used by service personnel only YDOMETERS Sets all library odometers back to zero STARWARS Used by service personnel only Set to ON during normal ON ON OFF operation ON Library runs with the vertical sensors enabled OFF Library runs with the vertical sensors disabled NEW PASSWORD Changes the numerical password required to access ADMIN options configurations tests and information logs To change the password see Setting a New Administration Menu Password on page 4 8 SECURE ON OFF Toggles between ON and OFF If the configuration is set to ON OFF tape magazines cannot be loaded or removed If the configuration is set to OFF the library operates in its default state which allows cartridges to be loaded and removed POWER SECURE ON SECURE ON OFF configuration s
60. ress NEXT until the drive number to clean displays then press ENTER To clean both drives press NEXT or PREV until CLEAN DRIVE ALL displays then press ENTER If the drives are not empty a DRIVE FULL message displays and the drives must be emptied before they can be cleaned If the slot location chosen in Step 4 did not contain a cleaning cartridge NOT CLEAN CART displays briefly then CLEAN FAIL displays Press CANCEL to twice to return to the ready state Check the bulk load magazines in the library to locate the cleaning cartridge If no cleaning cartridge is present insert one into an available slot In the event of a drive error such as a Serial communications failure FAILED displays and the CLEAN DRIVES menu displays CLEANING DRV displays is the number of the drive being cleaned When the drive has been cleaned CLEANED DRV displays briefly then CLEAN DRIVES is again displayed If the software package controls drive cleaning the drive status indicator displays after the drive number s being cleaned and the activity indicator flashes until the drive s are clean Cleaning takes about five minutes per drive 7 Press CANCEL until the next operation to perform displays or until the drive status indicators library ready state are displayed 4 22 Table 4 4 Library Operation Cleaning the Tape Drives Drive Cleaning Issues Table 4 7 lists circumstances that can cause a drive cleaning me
61. rned to its home continued location if it is known otherwise to the first available empty slot VERTICAL Moves the picker up and down its full course of travel ENCODER Utility REZERO Initialize robotics controller POSITION TO Position picker in front of a selected slot ELEMENT MOVE MEDIUM Move medium from a selected source slot to a selected destination slot EXCHANGE MEDIUM Exchange medium between two selected slots INITIALIZE Inventories the library to determine the location of tape ELEMENT STATUS cartridges DRIVE STATUS For use with on line drive repair Gets and sets the status of drives in the library Options DISPLAY FORMAT Allows data to display as either raw hex decoded formatted text or both L g g lt je E 8 E Resolving Other Problems This section provides information on solutions to problems that may occur in the operation of the library Table 4 11 on page 4 44 lists steps to take before consulting a service representative NOTE If a service call is needed write down the library serial number before calling The serial number is located on a label towards the bottom of the library on the library rear panel For problems that may be related to the computer refer to the host computer system documentation or library application software instructions 4 43 Library Operation Troubleshooting Table 4 11 Troubleshooting Problem Solution Library
62. rtridges Two tape cartridges are supported Supported Tape Types Cartridge Type Available Densities DLTtape IV Data Cartridge 20 GBytes DLT4000 drive 35 GBytes DLT 7000 drive DLTtape III XT Data Cartridge 15 GBytes Hewlett Packard recommends using the HP DLTtape IV Data Cartridge See Appendix A for ordering information E g Q 3 3 Tape Cartridges Labeling Tape Cartridges Labeling Tape Cartridges Make it a practice to use bar code labels on your tape cartridges Your host software may need to keep track of the following information and the associated bar code date of format or initialization cartridge owner such as group or department storage purpose such as backup old version of operating system If the host software does not keep track of this information create a method of doing so Slide the label into the slot on the face of the cartridge as illustrated in Figure 3 1 NOTE If bar code labels are not used and the Barcode On Off configuration is set to On the Inventory Check test performance can be significantly affected This test runs when the library is powered on and whenever the front access door is used Figure 3 1 Proper Label Position 4 NaN VA Hf 3 1 A Figure 3 2 Tape Cartridges Write Protecting Tape Cartridges Write Protecting Tape Cartridges The use of the write protect switch ensures data safety for files that have been previous
63. s To load tapes 1 Verify that the drive status displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Verify that all drives in the library are empty see the note below O displays after the drive number if the drive is empty displays after the drive number if the drive is full 3 Press NEXT or PREV Until RELEASE DOOR displays 4 Press ENTER DOOR RELEASED displays See the note below If an error message displays see Resolving Other Problems on page 4 43 The drive s must be empty before the access door can be released If the drive s are not empty EMPTY DRIVES No displays Press NEXT or PREV Until EMPTY DRIVES YES displays then press ENTER Some security configurations may prevent the access door from being released If a security option is enabled SECURITY ENABLED displays after the RELEASE DOOR option is chosen In some situations it may be necessary to override a security option and open the access door To open the access door when a security option prevents the door from being released use the OVERRIDE DOOR option under the ADMIN menu see Figure 4 2 on page 4 6 5 Unlock the access door using the key Library Operation Loading Cartridges Into the Library 6 Open the access door by pulling the top of the door outward NOTE Do not let the door fall open The door straps may be damaged Figure 4 3 Opening the Front Access Door 7 Insert up to five tape cartridges into a magazine so that the tape bra
64. s back from the strain relief bracket Attach another cable tie about eight inches back from the first cable tie Figure 2 2 SCSI Power Cables and Strain Relief Bracket 2 10 Library Installation Step 6 Connect Library to Host 2 Extend the rack s antitip rail and verify that the leveller feet are down WARNING Failure to extend the antitip rail could result in personal injury and or damage to the library if the rack tips over 3 Use the key to open the front access door Remove the two screws that secure the library to the rack Figure 2 3 Front Access Door PA iF lt i ENE E g 9 5 lt a g a 5 4 Slide the library out of the rack so that it is in the fully extended position 5 Gently pull the SCSI and power cables back toward the rear of the rack Use a cable tie to secure them to the rail at the back of the rack The cable tie should be at about the same height as the top of the library 2 11 Library Installation Step 6 Connect Library to Host 6 Carefully route the cables down along the back rail Use a cable tie to secure them to the rail just above the slide mounting bracket Clip off the ends of all four cable ties Figure 2 4 Secured SCSI and Power Cables 7 Close the back door on the rack 8 Push the library back into the rack 9 Open the front access door Replace the two screws that secure the library to the rack then relock the doo
65. ses a drive cleaning message to be displayed more than once and the administrator suspect the tape is damaged the Online Repair option can be used to clear the drive error message so the administrator can attempt to recover data from the damaged tape The library drive mechanism s are inactive while this option is in use To use this option to clear a drive cleaning error 1 With CLEAN DRV displayed press CANCEL until the drive status displays is the drive number containing the damaged tape L g g lt je E 8 E Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 INFO displays Press NEXT or PREV until ONLINE REPAIR displays then press ENTER DRIVE POWER displays Press NEXT or PREV Until DRIVE STATUS displays then press ENTER DRV 1 ON GOOD displays Ifthe damaged tape is in drive 1 press ENTER Ifthe damaged tape is in drive 2 press NEXT until DRV 2 ON GOOD displays then press ENTER DRV ON GOOD displays where is the drive number and ON GOOD is flashing 4 35 Library Operation Using Online Repair 6 Press NEXT until DRV OFF FAILED displays then press ENTER 7 CHANGE CONFIRMED displays briefly then ONLINE REPAIR displays Press ENTER 8 DRIVE POWER displays 9 Press NEXT or PREV until DRIVE STATUS displays then press ENTER 10 Press NEXT or PREV until D
66. skeeman Re 1 7 Quantum DLT4000 and DLT 7000 Drive Mechanism Specifications 1 7 DLT Tape Library Specifications cece eect eee ees 1 10 DLT tape Specifications 0 cic ec nn 1 11 Environmental Specifications oon nn eee ees 1 12 DLT Tape Library Product Certifications 00 cesses 1 14 2 Library Installation OVEIVICW occatestatsacetee fekee dad eo lav EE EEE e Tr das 2 2 Step 1 Choose a Location 0 cece tees 2 3 Step 2 Prepare Components 0 cece eee 2 4 Step 3 Install the Host SCSI Card s ccc eee eee eee eens 2 5 Step 4 Mount the Library in a Rack sossun NN 2 6 Step 5 Set the SCSI Interface Mode Switch cece eee ees 2 7 Step 6 Connect Library to Host 2 0 eet ees 2 9 Routing SCSI and Power Cables on Rack Mounted Libraries 2 10 Step 7 Connect Power oossoo oon nn nn eens 2 13 Step 8 Configure the Host olueen 2 14 Moving or Shipping the Library 0 0 ce nunnan 2 15 3 Tape Cartridges OST VI CW site ne dlia sia aan cena Seles azole ats N Keny e acelin Mitr set te 3 3 2 Choosing Tape Cartridges 1 0 cect ees 3 3 Labeling Tape Cartridges skn ee eee ees 3 4 Write Protecting Tape Cartridges 0 cece cece ees 3 5 Maintaining Tape Cartridges 0 0 ccc eee tees 3 6 Contents Labeling Bulk Load Magazines oss ee 3 7 Library Operation OVE VIOWI ic imetin tanassa n S 88 hd Sein ph hd ma
67. slot must be empty 10 DRIVE Makes a combination of moves with a PASS FAIL result If the drives are empty a tape cartridge is moved from a randomly chosen full slot to a randomly chosen drive If the drives are full a tape cartridge is moved from a randomly chosen drive to a randomly chosen storage slot It then moves the cartridge back to its original location This test displays FAIL if there are no cartridges in the library or if all storage slots are full The transport and mailslot must be empty 10 MAGAZINE Makes a combination of moves with a PASS FAIL result It moves a tape cartridge from a randomly chosen full slot to arandomly chosen empty slot It then moves the tape cartridge back to its original storage slot This test displays FAIL if there are no cartridges in the library or if all storage slots are full The drives transport and mailslot must be empty INVENTORY CHECK Functions the same as the SCSI Initialize Element Status command This test physically scans the entire unit to determine which storage slots contain tape cartridges and if the drives contain cartridges NOTE This test appears as ISTAT TEST in all front panel error messages TEST TRANSLATE Translates from side to side No tape cartridges are required TEST VERTICAL Moves the transport mechanism up and down the full length of the rail Returns PASS FAIL No tape cartridges are required 4 32 Library Operati
68. ssage El to appear when a tape cartridge may be at fault Note that Drives do not require scheduled cleaning maintenance Excessive use of the cleaning cartridge can cause unnecessary wear on drive heads After 20 cleaning cycles the cleaning cartridge must be replaced Drive Cleaning Issues Relating to Tape Cartridges Problem Cause Solution A new data tape cartridge is used and a drive cleaning message is received Debris from the tape manufacturing process was deposited on the drive head 1 Clean the drive using the library cleaning procedure on page 4 21 2 If the message is displayed again within a short amount of time return the cartridge for warranty replacement An older frequently used data tape cartridge is loaded and a drive cleaning message is received Dust from frequent tape loads and unloads has most likely built up on the tape cartridge and was deposited on the drive head 1 Clean the outsi deof the tape cartridge using a damp cloth 2 Clean the tape drive using the tape drive cleaning procedure on page 4 21 L g g lt je 3 8 E An older freguently used tape causes a cleaning message to be displayed for the second time The tape is most likely damaged Damaged cartridges can cause unnecessary use of the cleaning cartridge 1 Verify the tape is readable by clearing the error message Select the ONLINE REPAIR option from the control panel a
69. st 2 Unmount unreserve any tape cartridges in the library if necessary See your computer operating system documentation or software application documentation for instructions on how to unmount tape cartridges E g 9 5 lt a y a 5 3 Verify that all drives in the library are empty n displays after the drive number if the drive is empty 0O displays after the drive number if the drive is full If the drives are full empty them before shipping the library For instructions refer to the software documentation your host system uses to manage the library 4 Switch off the power switch on the library front panel Do not switch off power to the library until the SCSI bus is inactive Removing power from a SCSI peripheral when the bus is active can result in data loss and or indeterminate bus states Check your host system manuals for information about checking the SCSI bus status If your computer is connected to a LAN be sure to check with your system administrator before shutting off power to the library 5 Remove the power cord and the SCSI cable connections from the library rear panel 2 15 WARNING CAUTION Library Installation Moving or Shipping the Library 6 Ifthe library is rack mounted a Extend the antitip rail on the rack Failure to extend the antitip rail could result in personal injury and or damage to the library if the rack tips over b Slide the library out of the rack so
70. status displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Make sure all drives are empty E displays after the drive number To empty the drives refer to the documentation for the software package 3 Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER L g g lt je E 8 E 4 Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 5 INFO displays Press NEXT until CLEAN DRIVES displays then press ENTER e Ifthe library power has been turned off or the access door has been opened since a cleaning cartridge location was last selected SET CLEAN CART displays Press ENTER Ifthe library power has not been turned off or the access door has not been opened since a cleaning cartridge location was last selected CLN CART LOC displays the number of the cleaning cartridge storage slot last selected is flashing If the storage slot location is correct press ENTER To Select a different storage slot location press NEXT until the correct storage slot location displays the press ENTER 4 21 NOTE NOTE NOTE Library Operation Cleaning the Tape Drives HE SLOT displays HHHH is a barcode number or is blank if barcodes are not being used and the storage slot location number is flashing Press ENTER to select the displayed storage slot location or press NEXT or PREV to select a different storage slot location then press ENTER 6 CLEAN DRIVE 1 displays P
71. the robotics controller Table 4 10 Robotics Controller Expert Tool Commands Category Command Effect File EXIT Exits the Support Tools Manager Logs VIEW LOGS Displays the Error Recovery Drive Odometer and Runtime Logs Info DESCRIBE Displays the vendor ID product ID product revision level and peripheral device type READ ELEMENT Displays the status of the Storage Medium Transport Data STATUS Transfer or Import Export Element MODE SENSE Displays the Device Capabilities or Element Address mode page Tests TEST UNIT READY Sends a Test Unit Ready command SELFTEST Runs the power up selftest which calibrates the picker and inventories the library WELLNESS Runs the power up selftest then performs the Exercise Mechanism test see below EXERCISE Tests the picker s ability to interact with a drive and storage slot MECHANISM each randomly selected and the mail slot At least one drive and the mailslot must be empty at the outset for this test to execute properly EMPTY DRIVES Moves cartridges out of the drive mechanism s and returns them to their storage slots FILL PICKER Loads the picker with a cartridge from the first slot containing a cartridge 4 42 Library Operation Troubleshooting Table 4 10 Robotics Controller Expert Tool Commands Continued Category Command Effect Tests EMPTY PICKER Unloads the picker The cartridge is retu
72. ticle Tape length 1167 ft 1778 ft Cartridge 4 1in x 4 1 in x 1 0in 4 1 in x 4 1in x 1 0in dimensions Shelf life 30 years min 20 C 30 years min 20 C 40 RH 40 RH non condensing non condensing Usage 1 000 000 passes min 1 000 000 passes min 10 000 loads unloads min 10 000 loads unloads min y g i L 3 S Table 1 8 Product Description Specifications Environmental Specifications Environmental Specifications Characteristic Tape Drive DLT Tape Library Temperature and Humidity Operating 10 to 40 C 20 to 80 RH drive non condensing 40 to 60 RH tape non condensing 10 to 40 C 10 to 90 RH 16 to 32 C tape Non operating 0 to 55 C 40 to 70 C modes 10 to 95 RH 10 to 90 RH Storage shipment 40 to 66 C drive 30 to 60 C lt 14 consecutive days 10 to 95 RH Archive 18 to 28 C 30 to 60 C 40 to 60 RH lt 14 consecutive days Gradient 10 C hour 15 C hour Altitude Operating 0 to 30 000 ft N A Non operating 0 to 50 000 ft N A Shock Operating 60 half sine shock impulses of 5 g s for 11 sec in 3 axes 4 in half sine edge drop 4 faces Non operating half sine 55 g 11 ms half sine 140 g 2 ms half sine 15 g 20 ms half sine 150 g 3 ms half sine 40 g 11 8 ms all measured in 6 axes 30 g trapezoidal wave edg
73. tion has multiple selections When a menu Selection is flashing press ENTER to select the option or display the option s selections Press PREV or NEXT to display other available options First Level Options RELEASE DOOR Allows the rear access door to be unlocked VIEW BAR Displays the bar code labels on each tape cartridge CODES by slot number ADMIN Accesses second level options Second Level Options L g g lt je E 8 E INFO Displays performance information stored in the library TEST Runs internal library tests CONF IG Customizes the way the library functions CLEAN DRIVES Displays the drive numbers to clean OVERRIDE DOOR Opens door when media is in drives SCSI IDs Sets the SCSI addresses for the robotics and the library drives ONLINE REPAIR De activates a drive for replacement 4 5 Figure 4 2 1 2 Library Operation Understanding the Display Window Control Panel Menu Tree Control Panel Menu Options PREV NEXT PREV NEXT RELEASE DOOR Drive Status Indicators drive is empty drive is full Omwvo blank drive is offline fe drive is being cleaned RM drive is writing to tape RM drive is reading from tape SY searching tape forward RI searching tape backward drive needs to be cleaned tape is write protected If the drive s are not empty EMPTY DRIVES NO PREV NEXT
74. tridge is included with library If any components are missing contact a sales representative 2 4 Library Installation Step 3 Install the Host SCSI Card s Step 3 Install the Host SCSI Card s Refer to the host user manual and the SCSI card installation instructions for information on installing SCSI cards E g 9 5 lt g a 5 2 5 Library Installation Step 4 Mount the Library in a Rack Step 4 Mount the Library in a Rack For rack mount configurations refer to the installation instructions included in the rack mount kit 2 6 Library Installation Step 5 Set the SCSI Interface Mode Switch Step 5 Set the SCSI Interface Mode Switch Do not connect any cables yet The SCSI interface mode switch shown below is on the rear panel between the bus 1 and bus 2 SCSI ports Figure 2 1 SCSI Interface Mode Switch OFF r TERM PWR g TERMINATION g DIFF lt TERM PWR P TERMINATION f DIFF g E To set the SCSI interface mode switch 1 Determine how to connect the library according to Number of drives in the library and drive type only DLT 4000 drives are supported as daisy chained e Number of SCSI cards 2 Set the SCSI interface mode switch Table 2 3 SCSI Interface Mode Switch Settings Setting Purpose Set to Term Pwr Sends power to the terminator ON in most installations Termination Terminates the SCSI bus functions ON if one port on the bus is open the same as a
75. tus displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Press NEXT until ADMIN displays then press ENTER 4 10 NOTE Library Operation Specifying SCSI Addresses 3 Enter the three part numerical password see Entering the Administration Menu Password on page 4 7 4 Press NEXT until SCSI IDs displays then press ENTER 5 SET IDs displays Press ENTER LIB BUS1 ID 0rDRV BUS ID displays LIB BUS1ID stands for the current SCSI ID of the robotics controller DRV BUS ID is the current SCSI ID setting for the drive number and its associated bus 6 Press NEXT until the setting to change displays then press ENTER 7 Thecurrent SCSI address setting flashes Press NEXT or PREV until the desired address displays then press ENTER 8 Press NEXT until UPDATE IDs NOW displays then press ENTER 9 WAIT FOR UPDATE displays briefly then IDs SAVED displays Ifthe new settings do not conflict with other SCSI IDs on the bus SCSI IDs displays e Ifthe new settings conflict with other IDs on the SCSI bus CONFLICT ABORTED displays briefly then SET IDs displays Any changes entered are lost and previous steps must be repeated to set a new address e If any buses are daisy chained together make sure the SCSI IDs are different for each device on the bus L g g lt je E 8 E Ifa serial communications error is detected while trying to set the SCSI IDs DRV CONNECT ERR displays followed by IDs NOT CH
76. ulatory Information B 8 Japanese VCCI Statement ookei B 9 English Translation of Japanese VCCI Statement B 9 Vii Contents viii Figures Figure 1 1 HP DLT Tape Library ccc eee eee eee 1 3 Figure 1 2 Rear Panel Features oloon cece eects 1 6 Figure 2 1 SCSI Interface Mode Switch cece ee eee es 2 7 Figure 2 2 SCSI Power Cables and Strain Relief Bracket 2 10 Figure 2 3 Front Access DOOF eect eee eens 2 11 Figure 2 4 Secured SCSI and Power Cables 00 cee eee 2 12 Figure 2 5 Front Access DOOF icc eect ete eee eens 2 12 Figure 3 1 Proper Label Position oossoo non eee 3 4 Figure 3 2 Write Protect Button Settings 0 cece eee eee 3 5 Figure 3 3 Magazine Label Position sonnan 3 7 Figure 4 1 Tape Library Control Panel 00 0 cece eee eee 4 3 Figure 4 2 Control Panel Menu Options cece eee eee eee 4 6 Figure 4 3 Opening the Front Access Door soolon kkk nananana 4 15 Figure 4 4 Loading Tape Cartridges into the Magazine 4 15 Figure 4 5 Inserting Magazines 0 cece eee eee 4 16 Figure 4 6 Opening the Front Access Door e cece eee eee 4 18 Figure 4 7 Removing Magazines 2 cece eee ees 4 18 Figures Tables Table 1 1 DLT Tape Library OfferingS 0 cece eee eee eens 1 4 Table 1 2 Upgrade Conversion KitS 00 c cec
77. us displays if not press CANCEL until it does 2 Press NEXT until VIEW BAR CODES displays then press ENTER HE SLOT displays 444 represents the bar code information and represents the first storage slot that contains a bar coded tape cartridge If there are no bar coded tape cartridges in the library LIBRARY EMPTY displays briefly then VIEW BAR CODES displays Press CANCEL to return to the drive status indicators ready state 3 Press NEXT or PREV to scroll through the storage slot locations that contain bar coded tape cartridges 4 Press CANCEL twice to return to the drive status indicators ready state 4 20 NOTE Library Operation Cleaning the Tape Drives Cleaning the Tape Drives 1 2 ADMIN PSWD 000 000 000 CLEAN DRIVES Cleaning the drives which takes about 5 minutes per drive requires a special digital linear tape cleaning cartridge Typically cleaning cartridges are light yellow and data cartridges are black brown or white See Appendix A for a list of supplies The drive mechanisms do not require scheduled cleanings and should be cleaned only if a clean drive status indicator C displays after the drive number If the cleaning cartridge needs to be replaced REPLACE CLEANING displays and the cleaning cartridge ejects through the mailslot The software package may manage drive cleaning To clean one or more of the drives 1 Verify that the drive
78. will not power on Make sure the power cord connections are tight Make sure the power switch is switched on The power switch is located on the library control panel see Figure 4 1 on page 4 3 Make sure the power outlet is operating Replace the power cord with a known good one If the library still won t power on call a service representative Power on self test failed DEVICE FAILED displays Verify that all tapes in the bulk load magazines are fully inserted in the magazines and that the magazines are securely locked into position inside the tape library Press the power switch off and then on again See the caution note at the end of this table If the power on test continues to fail press ENTER write down the displayed error code and call a service representative for assistance DEVICE FAILED displays Hardware Error 461 External SCSI cables is reported Make sure that only differential SCSI device type is used on the SCSI bus Verify that the library SCSI selector switch is set correctly differential Verify that the bus is properly terminated The library s power failed while a cartridge was in the drive and did not return to the drive status indicators ready state after the power came back on Press the power switch off and then on again Seethe caution note at the end of this table If the power on test is unsuccessful switch off the power Call a service repr
79. y updated if the sensor status changes Requires the use of one tape cartridge SENSORS The display showsM1 1 M2 1 M3 1 Each 1 indicates that the caddy is MAGAZINE in place If a 0 displays the caddy has not been inserted into the library This display is automatically updated if the sensor status changes SENSORS 0 o displays STARWARS Each 0 indicates one path that the cartridge transport mechanism follows in front of each stack of tape cartridges If the path is clear 0 displays if the path is blocked for example because a cartridge is not inserted fully into its storage slot displays This display is automatically updated if the sensor status changes VERTICAL Moves the cartridge transport mechanism down back up a short distance ENCODER then back down The last time the transport mechanism is moved down the number of encoder counts is verified Returns PASS FAIL No tape cartridges are reguired 4 34 CAUTION Library Operation Using Online Repair Using Online Repair 1 2 gt ADMIN gt PSWD 000 000 000 ONLINE REPAIR Online repair is a feature that allows Authorized service representatives to replace a faulty drive while the library is active Users to clear a drive cleaning error when the tape in the drive may be damaged Under normal conditions this option should only be used by an HP qualified authorized service representative However if an older frequently used tape cau

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