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Plasmon LIBRARIES D2175 User's Manual

1. sees 14 39 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E INDEX G general information ssssssssssseees 11 getting started ssssssssssssssssseeee 17 H hardware components esee 14 IVE port loading u cernere eee eene 21 import export port 15 initializing library eee 19 installation Days este LIEN 24 Bray aiii oda da us aa 17 LCD symbols front panel display 40 LEDs magazine Slot nennnnnenn 22 library dimensions coococccccoconccccnonannnccnncnnno cnn ncnannnncnncannns 51 environment nuunessnnnesennnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnannnnnnen 18 initialization p 19 installation 2 iiie 17 eig ro 11 packing instructions eenen 28 POSION asa a 17 specifications iieii iniaa 51 unpacking sss 17 library status menu sse 44 lift assembly ssssssssseeeemeens 16 Index Page 85 M magazilie iii ee tere e rer reed re Tec Fn 12 ACCESS COOK ES 14 eject button een 21 handling 2 2 rie el 13 LEDS ito 22 SOS a T 14 21 MAIN MENU E 42 map storage sl t nn nn en 16 23 media handling 4 82 22 13 loading snaked een 11 21 Movement een 11 Slots un 11 16 23 specifications 4 n ntc 51 lyDeS rere eee aeree Os 12 media transport element MTE 16 media slots x ec tala 51
2. Plasmon Technical Support 1 877 585 6793 1 719 593 4192 fax e mail tech support plasmon com Internet www plasmon com Technical Support in Europe Middle East and Africa Plasmon Technical Support 44 0 1763 262 963 44 0 1763 264 444 fax e mail support plasmon co uk Internet www plasmon co uk Technical Support in Asia Pacific South America and Canada International Calls 1 719 593 4437 1 719 593 4192 fax Firmware Updates Contact Plasmon or your reseller for the latest firmware updates Before Placing a Service Call to Plasmon Register your site on line at http www plasmontech com warranty index html Placing a Service Call Contact your service provider directly If Plasmon is your service provider please have the following information available when calling Serial number e Description of failure System information Computer type and SCSI adapter Software configuration Software and version number The Leader in Professional Plasmon Data Archival Solutions
3. Removable Storage Slots Five Ten Slot Magazines Five Ten Slot Magazines Five Ten Slot Magazines Library Interface LVD Auto Sensing SCSI 2 and SCSI 3 Compliant 68 pin high density female connector 1 Year First year on site 5X9 next business day Warranty Dimensions Stand Alone Height Width Depth Weight 68 in 172 3 cm 27 2 in 69 1 cm 36 in 91 4 cm 491 Ibs 223 kgs 68 in 172 3 cm 35 in 89 cm 36 in 91 4 cm 631 Ibs 286 kgs 68 in 172 3 cm 41 2 in 105 cm 36 in 91 4 cm 771lbs 350 kgs Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix A Page 51 Specification D875 D1525 D2175 Dimensions Shipping Height Width Depth Weight Library 76 5 in 194 3 cm 49 in 124 5 cm 37 in 94 cm 571 Ibs 259 kgs One expansion bay 72 5 in 184 2 cm 34 in 86 3 cm 35 in 89 cm 185 lbs 84 kgs see D875 dimensions Two expansion bays 72 5 in 184 2 cm 34 in 86 3 cm 35 in 89 cm 325 lbs 148 kgs see D875 dimensions Operating Temperature 50 to 90F 10 to 32C Non Operating Temperature 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C Operating Humidity 10 to 90 RH non condensing Operating Voltage 100 to 240 VAC Auto ranging power supply Operating Frequency 50 60 Hz Power Consumption 2 Drives 145 W 495 BTU hr Power Consumption 12 Drives
4. 285 W 972 BTU hr If the third power supply is installed add 37 W 126 BTU hr Options Redundant Power Supplies Kit for adding two or three SCSI Busses 3 1 Actual number of slots and library capacity depends on drive configuration Represents the shipping weight of each expansion bay The expansion bays are shipped on a separate pallet 3 Additional SCSI busses required depending on number of drives Table 11 Media Specifications Specification Limits Environmental Operating Temperature at 1000 ft or less ASL Operating Humidity Non Operating Humidity Non Operating Temperature Max Gradient Temperature hr 10 to 32 C 50 to 90 F 40 to 50 C 40 to 122 F 10 C 18 F per hour 10 to 85 RH non condensing 10 to 95 RH non condensing Appendix A Page 52 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Power Cable Specification The voltage rating and the current rating of the power cord set shall be higher than the rated voltage and current of this unit The voltage rating of the power cord set shall be higher than the power source For the U S and Canada Power cord must be UL listed and CSA labeled Type SUT SVT ST SJO or SO 3 conductors No 18 AWG rated 125v 10A For Germany and continental Europe STROMANFNAHME 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 6A Fur eine 230V Anwendung ist eine harmonisierte lt HAR gt konfektionierte Leitung
5. 58 SCSI Bus and Drive Combinations 0 0 0c hn 59 D875 D2175 Error Codes ic ica a ne e gon bee ana 64 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual List of Tables Document Revision E Page 9 List of Tables Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 10 Document Revision E CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW General Information The D875 D2175 libraries make multiple CD R CD RW DVD R DVD RAM and DVD RW media available to computer systems for reading and writing using Multi Drive technology These libraries are scalable with capacities ranging from 750 to 2175 media A media transport element MTE with a dual picker makes rapid media exchanges and provides high performance in a multi user environment A patented Rotation Station allows use of both single and double sided media Library Models This manual covers the following Plasmon libraries Table 1 D875 D2175 Library Models Model Number of Media Slots Number of Drives D875 750 to 875 2 to 12 D1525 1400 to 1525 2 to 12 D2175 2050 to 2175 2 to 12 The number of media slots varies because adding a drive module which holds two drives subtracts 25 media storage slots Command Processing The library responds to SCSI commands from a host computer system to load and unload drives and move media within the library Media Movement The media transport element MTE is used to move media between the media storage area and the drives or the I E port To s
6. Disables auto clamping and unclamping of the media tray Ignore Recover Errs If library can recover from an error it will keep operating and not report the error Limit Recovery To limit error recovery effort to four tries Enable All UATTN Enable all unit attention conditions to host 8 Passwords To set or change passwords To remove password protection from a menu selection press the check mark without entering any letters The factory default password is AAAA If a password is forgotten or lost please contact Plasmon support 9 RMI Information Not supported 2 Status Information Allows viewing editing of library status 1 Element Status To view edit which elements slots drives pickers or I O stations are pop ulated by media trays Individual slot status can be set to full or empty 2 Drive States To view a drive s on off state 3 Power On Hours To view total hours of power to library Useful for preventive maintenance Cannot be reset 4 Unit Cycle Count To view total cycle count since first startup Cannot be reset 5 Drive Load Counts To view reset total drive loads since last reset of count Menu System Page 48 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Menu Selection Description 6 Function Counts To view reset total function counts since last reset of count Lift Movement Count Picker 1 Move Count Picker 2 Mo
7. Drive 5 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 Drive 6 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 Drive 7 2 2 3 0 3 0 2 2 Drive 8 2 3 3 1 3 1 2 3 Drive 9 3 2 3 0 Drive 10 3 3 3 1 Drive 11 3 2 Drive 12 3 3 Changer 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 Device Appendix B Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 58 Document Revision E Drive Combinations The information in the table below shows the maximum drive combinations for three SCSI busses Note that DVD R drives may only be used on Bus 2 and Bus 3 Table 14 SCSI Bus and Drive Combinations Drive Bus 1 Bus 2 Bus 3 Maximum Total Combination Maximum Num Maximum Num Maximum Num Number of ber of Drives ber of Drives ber of Drives Drives DVR RAM only 4 4 4 12 DVD R only 0 2 2 4 DVD RAM 4 DVD RAM only 2 DVD R only 2 DVD R only 8 DVD R Multi Drive 4 4 4 12 Maximum Drives 4 4 4 12 maximum drives per Bus for the library Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix B Page 59 Appendix B Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 60 Document Revision E APPENDIX C SAFETY AGENCY STANDARD The D875 D2175 library is in compliance with the following domestic and international product safety standards when the unit is properly installed and operated in accordance with the product documents Safety IEC 60950 3rd Edition 1999 UL 60950 3rd Edition 2000 CSA C22 2 No 60950 Emission EN 55011 Class A EN 55022 CISPR 22 Class A FCC Class A CN
8. ref erence sensor Main circuit board cable fail CJ10 To PWR dist circuit board supply monitor Drive interface CJ5 to SCSI converter Drive interface CJ11 to SCSI converter Magazine interface CJ4 to magazine detector circuit board 10 Magazine interface CJ7 to Access door solenoid amp sensor 11 Magazine interface CJ8 to flipper 12 Drive interface circuit board bad address plug CJ8 13 Magazine interface cir cuit board bad address plug CJ3 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix D Page 65 Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action 13 Fuse overload Main controller fuse 1 overload 24V interface CJ3 to CAN bus Main controller fuse 2 overload 5v interface CJ3 to CAN bus Main controller fuse 3 overload 24V interface CJ4 to pivot lift MTE Main controller fuse 4 overload 5V interface CJ4 to pivot lift MTE Main controller fuse 5 overload 5V interface CJ5 to VP decoder Main controller fuse 6 overload 5V interface CJ8 to MC SCSI adapter Main controller fuse 7 overload 12V interface CJ8 to MC SCSI adapter Main controller fuse 9 overload 5V interface CJ12 to External SCSI interface circuit board Main controller fuse 10 overload 24V for lift motor amp interface CJ4 to pivot am
9. Document Revision E Power Up Menu Options The following operations can be performed at the initial power up stage Entering the library s main menu system e Viewing error information When the library powers up the LCD displays Pressing the button below SELECT displays the main menu functions Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Figure 33 Power Up LCD Display Table 6 Power Up LCD Symbols Displays element status information as described in the table below Displays Error xx if an error occurs Displays C when an error occurs Symbol Meaning D Drive status drive present media present T Media Transport Element status media present I VE Port status magazine present MAG Ten Slot Magazine slot status magazine present Empty element e Media in element A Magazine in element Empty tray in drive Menu System Page 41 Main Menu Overview The D875 D2175 library LCD menu system starts with nine top level options To cycle through the options at any level press F SELECT To enter a selection press Select Menu 1 Library Status 3 Turn Drive Off 5 Service Drive 7 Setup Library 2 Exchange 4 Turn Drive On 6 Restore Drive 3 Maintenarice Magazines Mode 1 Config Information Reserved for 1 Conf
10. Mag Door Open Count Disk Flip Count Cumul Lift Dist Cumul Picker Dist Cumul Pivot Rotation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Menu System Page 45 Menu Selection Description 3 Error Information Allows viewing only of library error information 1 Error Log To view a chronological list of last ten errors since log was last cleared 2 Error Statistics To view a list of the ten most frequent errors since list was last cleared 3 Event History To view the SCSI command event history since it was last reset Only SCSI commands which affect library operations are recorded 4 Micro Op Stack To view a list of operations performed for the last failing SCSI command These micro operations include position position and flip pick store load and unload The list includes forward and backward operations media movement and undo and retry for attempted failure recovery This log is cleared whenever the system is initialized 4 Network Interface Not Used Menu System Page 46 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Set Up Library Menu Overview Use the Set Up Library menu to change the library s status When performing operations in the Set Up Library menu the library is taken off line The figure below shows the Set Up Library menu options 7 Set Up Library 2 Status Information 3 Error Information 4 Network Interface 5 Offline Operati
11. Tray sensor obstruction during a store 2 Both sensors in the flip Alignment per not made after flipper sen store to flipper sors 3 Picker finger did not Alignment release from the tray after store attempt VP or Pemt blocked Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 75 Error Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code Description Description nent hex 4 Terminated SCSI task or completion status not started during a store tray retry 61 1 Lift Position fail Destination encoder Bad Lift Replace lift motor count out of boundaries motor encoder 2 Position lift destination not reached time out 3 Destination lift position is invalid 4 Position retry aborted 63 1 Lift blocked VP sensor blocked last Tray out of Reseat tray in slot replace col Blocked is set slot Bad Vp VP 2 Lift is notin column ofa Bad Vp sen blocked VP sensor dur sor tray out ing initialization slot 3 VP or Tray sensor Obstruction blocked after storing in slot media during initializa tion 4 Blocked VP sensor not in the column clear attempt being tried 5 VP or Tray sensor Obstruction blocked after store or in slot or load during clear drive attempt 6 VP or Tray sensor Obstruction blocked after store in slot operation move from lift 7 VP or Tray sensor Obstruction blocked trying to return in slot align a tr
12. a Figure 26 Expansion Bay Packing e Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 34 Document Revision E 6 Secure a second bay in the same way but facing the opposite direction Figure 27 Expansion Bay Packing f 7 With two people steadying the bays roll the wheeled skid up the ramp onto the pallet Push at the bottom to avoid tipping Figure 28 Expansion Bay Packing g Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 35 8 Secure the wheeled skid to the pallet with four hex head bolts two on each side T9 Figure 29 Expansion Bay Packing h 9 Cover each bay with an anti static bag and tape the ramp in an upright position as shown Figure 30 Expansion Bay Packing i Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 36 Document Revision E 10 Place the shaped foam topper on the bays Make certain the center spacer foam fits down between the bays Then slid the cardboard box over the bays and tape the top flaps closed Figure 31 Expansion Bay Packing j 11 Finally strap box to skid for shipping Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 37 Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 38 Document Revision E CHAPTER 3 MENU SYSTEM Navigating the Menu System The Plasmon D Series library modes and functions are controlled using four selection buttons located on the front
13. inter Replace cables or drive inter installed face cables face circuit board or configure in drive 3 Checking a move from a drive 4 Checking a move to a drive Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 71 Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 5 Checking a SCSI posi tion to drive command 32 1 Drive not con Drive not connected Drive inter Replace or reconnect drive nected that was previously face cables installed 2 Drive not connected when restoring drives 33 1 Drive clamp fail Drive clamp fail while Drive drive Replace drive or cabling loading drive cables 34 1 Drive unclamp Drive unclamp fail Drive drive Replace drive or cabling fail unloading drive retry cables 35 1 Drive load fail Tray not seen in picker MTE sensor Replace MTE while picker moving to load position 2 VP or Tray sensor MTE sensor Replace MTE VP sensor run blocked after retracting VP sensor offsets to correct positioning picker to fwd position 3 Drive not set to loaded 4 Drive load retry aborted 36 1 Drive unload fail Drive not unclamped Drive drive Replace drives or cables cables 2 Pick finger did not hold Alignment Run offsets on to tray VP or Tray problem sensor blocked 3 No tray seen in unload Alignment Run offsets replace MTE attempt problem MTE tray sensor 4 Picker Tray sensor Al
14. the bottom of the library Figure 5 D875 D2175 Power Connector and Power Switch Connect the power cable to a suitable AC source The power switch is located beside the power cable connection Power on the library The front panel display now prompts to remove the protective packaging material Removing Internal Packing Material 1 Apply power to the library 2 Follow the instructions on the front panel display to check the time and date and remove all packing material 3 Use the supplied key to unlock and open the rear access door The library is not operable with this door open 4 Remove the two pieces of MTE protective packing foam See the figure below Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 18 Document Revision E Packing Foam Figure 6 Removing the Packing Foam from the MTE Library Initialization After the protective packaging material is removed the user is prompted on the front panel display to close the rear door The library now performs a self calibration and initialization routine NOTE It may be necessary to reboot the host computer for it to recognize the library Some modifications to the host hardware or operating system may be necessary for it to recognize the library These modifications may include patches driver updates or modifications to the configuration files Please consult the host hardware or operating system documentation to see if any of these applications app
15. 1 Drives overheat ing Warning for an over heating drive Cabinet Temp Check room temp 42 1 Drives shut down heat Drive will be shutdown due to overtemp condi tion alert host of 90 sec delay before shutdown Cabinet Temp Check room temp 43 1 Low fan speed drive Warning for low fan speed in a drive module Fan Replace fan 44 1 Drive shutdown fan Drive will be shutdown due to fan failure alert host of 90 sec delay before shutdown Fan Replace fan Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix D Page 73 Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action 51 Picker pos fail Picker position was ter minated on home from store attempt Alignment problems Run offsets replace tray Picker did not reach position intended Lift motor not previously homed before picker position attempt Unknown picker posi tion destination state Picker failed to reach home as its destination Picker stalled while picking tray lost steps going to home position Picker stalled while moving out to store a media tray This prob lem is detected when the picker returns to the home position Picker home sensor not blocked after picking a tray Edge of picker not seen by Tray sensor while positioning to home 10 Pick home sensor blocke
16. 351 1200 1525 375 Rotation Station Shaded areas represent the optional expansion modules 650 slots each module Each drive module takes an equivalent space of 25 storage slots Figure 9 Slot Storage Map Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 23 D1525 D2175 Bay Installation The expansion storage bays that attach to the sides of the Plasmon D875 library are shipped separately The following instructions explain how to mount the bays to the main library chassis Note This operation should be performed by two people 1 The main library chassis is shipped without side panels as shown below Remove the side panels if upgrading a standard D875 library to a D1525 and D2175 zrrzerer i i F Figure 10 Expansion Bay Installation a Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 24 Document Revision E 2 Position the expansion bay flush against the library chassis matching the guide pins on the chassis to the guide holes on the expansion bay N a Hi Figure 11 Expansion Bay Installation b Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 25 3 Using a 5 16 in hex wrench engage the four latch hooks that hold the expansion bays to the library chassis There are two on each side of the bay Figure 12 Expansion Bay Installation c 4 Using a phillips head screw driver attach the fini
17. 875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 67 Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action VP Decoder circuit board control failure More than one column blocked on VP decoder circuit board VP Emitter detector failure VP Emitter Detector circuit board margin test fail VP Emitter Detector circuit board blocked response test fail Unblocked response test fail VP Emitter Detector circuit board Drive interface I O loop back test failed Drive interface 3 3V failure 10 Drive interface 2V fail ure 11 Drive interface 24V fail ure 12 SCSI Converter SE term power bad bus 1 or bus 3 13 SCSI Converter LVD term power bad bus 1 or bus 3 14 SCSI Converter SE term power bad bus 2 15 SCSI Converter LVD term power bad bus 2 16 Mag interface not present 17 Main controller crystal failure Appendix D Page 68 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 15 1 Can time out CAN time out checking Drive inter Replace drive interface circuit drive drive interface face circuit board or CAN cables board CAN cables 2 CAN time out getting drive status 3 C
18. AN time out getting SCSI converter status 4 CAN time out getting fan tach values 5 CAN time out setting drive loaded 6 CAN time out setting drive unloaded 7 CAN time out setting drive id 8 CAN time out powering on drive 9 CAN time out getting drive type 10 CAN time out powering off drive 11 CAN time out clamping drive 12 CAN time out unclamp ing drive 13 CAN time out complet ing clamp unclamp drive 14 CAN time out isolating bus 15 CAN time out restoring bus 16 CAN time out blinking LED for drive status 17 CAN time out turning off LED for drive status Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 69 Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action 16 Can time out mag board CAN time out sending command to flipper Magazine interface cir cuit board CAN cables Replace magazine interface circuit board or CAN G103 cables CAN time out reading flipper EEPROM CAN time out writing flipper EEPROM CAN time out checking mag interface circuit board CAN time out read mag sensors CAN time out reading mag interface circuit board temp CAN time out turning on mag LED CAN time out turning off mag LED CAN time out blinking mag LED 10 CAN time out firing mag door solenoid 11 CAN time out start ver ify temp 12 CAN time out r
19. EEPROM Status of locking flipper Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter lock fail EEPROM failed interface cir face circuit board cuit board BC 1 FS EEPROM Status of unlocking flip Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter unlock per EEPROM failed interface cir face circuit board cuit board BD 1 FS EEPROM Error sending flipper Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter read fail read EEPROM com interface cir face circuit board mand cuit board 2 Status of reading flipper EEPROM failed BE 1 Flipper status fail Status of reading flipper Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter read status command interface cir face circuit board failed cuit board BF 1 Flipper time out Flipper failed to com Flipper Replace flipper plete command in allot ted time C1 1 Pick offset fail Pick offset too many Picker Belt Verify pick home sensors ure counts less than nomi Hard stopin working mech bind in picker nal chassis bad travel replace MTE picker pick home sensor 2 Pick offset too many counts greater than nominal C2 1 Lift offset failure Lift offset too many Lift home flag Verify lift flag Ok lift home counts less than nomi damaged lift sensor working mech nal home sen obstruction lift motor encoder sor lift motor working encoder Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 82 Document Revision E Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Co
20. ENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS A 51 Overall Library Specifications 20 0002 ees 51 Power Cable Specification 0 0 000 ees 53 SCSI Cable Specification llis 53 SCSI Cables and Connectors 2 00 00 cece ees 53 SCSI Cable Length vressa t iinne un EERE te nenn 53 SCSI Termination o 53 APPENDIX B SCSI BUS INFORMATION cheeses eed cde AAA AR 55 SCSI BUS Conllguraliorts s ss qae doe te rH ptr ara go deed ated 55 Single Bus Configuration 0 0 eee 55 Dual Bus Configuration 0 00 eee 56 Triple Bus Configuration lisse I en 57 SCSI ID Configuration os 58 Drive Combinations n a anaana aaaea 59 APPENDIX C SAFETY AGENCY STANDARD 6240200 una aan an 61 FGEINolICE ncc 61 Industry Canadian Notice per ICES 003 2 22 2222 0 2 0 00 nenn 61 Australia New Zealadd o o oo oo oooo essen rh 61 Taiwan BSMI Class A Warning Statement llle seen 62 Laser Safety Notice PPP c r 62 aig pap ETT 62 Lithium Battery i TCI 62 APPENDIX D ERROR CODES ista Er oa dog s d AAA 63 01 M M 85 CONTACTING PLASMON ius suse dd ERREUR RORCROA EROR CR Rn 87 Table of Contents Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 6 Document Revision E LIST OF FIGURES The Bulk Loading Magazine 0 ccc eee eae 12 D875 D2175 Library Front View lisse s 14 D875 D2175 Library Rear View 2222 00000 ccc eee ee 16 Space Planning for
21. ION Getting Started This chapter provides information for installing the Plasmon D875 D2175 libraries and the procedures necessary to quickly put a library on line Unpacking the Library Save all packing material in case it is ever necessary to ship the library Library Position Position the library in a location that allows both the front and rear door to open completely without any obstructions The figure below should be used as a guide for library space planning Top View A Rear Access Door Expansion Bay 35 89 cm min y Library 92 233 7cm Expansion Bay Front Access Door Y 4 56 23cm gt Figure 4 Space Planning for the Library Allow 3 inches 7 6 cm behind and 2 inches 5 1 cm on both sides of the unit for sufficient airflow Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 17 Library Environment To ensure long term reliability operate the library only between 10 to 32 C 50 to 90 F and 10 to 90 relative humidity The media and drives require a clean environment Excessive dust and dirt can lead to data loss and increase service calls Power Cable and Power Switch Open the front door of the library and route the supplied power cable through the access hole in the bottom of the library to the power cable connector Power Switch Thread the power cable through
22. RA REIT UI eek 1 SOBWION ces hee soi wis ows ewe aie bua ha HOSES be 1 Disclaimer naa ee ak a RNR Qd AR RA aA ia 1 Trademark Notices usse cag 08 00000 pe aa Reed p Ec Ru ee ER a 1 Revision History exc aha cee aR an E E d mcn PACK RR See Re REAR ER eee Rn 2 Conventions Used 00 ele rs 3 Product Warranty ne doma cri ea as a ura od naci Sog s a RR E BC anata eee 4 LIST OF FIGURES i eodd as ioa d cd ender RE UA A EV ICA d are cA 7 LIST OF TADLES on ena a ua d ek ad d wer cba FUR RE dedi dedii 9 CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 12 2000 IC a AAA ANA AA AAA 11 General Informati0N oooccoccooo es 11 Library Models corpsen 24 20 rues pue pube er a Ge Oe u 11 Command Processing sss ess rw x a ar RERE TERRA TESTES er 11 Media Movement 000 0 rn 11 Bulk Loading and Unloading Media iilsielleeee eh 11 The Magazine us pisas aal ren pde IS A a o ede 12 Media and Magazine Handling 0 ccc rh 13 Major Hardware Components lesuieeeeseeeee hm 14 Front Access DOOF oons cia rA M e vu RA d d NOR Pe Eust 14 Front Panel Display oooocoooccco eee ae 14 Magazine Access DOF 14 Magazine Slots 5 4 ebrei dei a yee Sink eh eee 14 Import Export Port I E 22d rsen Dd ake ee a ee eae da 15 Drive Modules o 15 Main Power Switch and Power Cable 20 ccc eee eee eee 15 SESllnlerfacer siata aie aux RORIS P Se d EV Fase ar e did BR Ol GR e ek ae aN 15 Power S
23. S 13438 Class A EN 61000 3 2 EN 61000 3 3 Immunity EN 55024 FCC Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Shielded cables are required for this device to comply with FCC Rules Use shielded cables when connecting this device to others Industry Canadian Notice per ICES 003 English This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations French Cet appareil num rique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du R glement sur le mat riel brouilleur du Canada Australia New Zealand This equipment has been tested and complies with AS NZS 3548 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix C Document Revision E Page 61 Taiwan BSMI Class A Warning Statement Sets Am gt ER ee Oe BERE WI HE STS AT A PASS ee AK TRIN Se EE isl ATS SR o Laser S
24. Set Up menu the library is taken off line 8 Maintenance Mode Allows testing setting up or configuring the library When performing oper ations from the Maintenance Mode menu the library is taken off line These operations are reserved for Plasmon authorized service personnel For password protected operations the factory default password is AAAA Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Menu System Document Revision E Page 43 Library Status Menu Overview Use the Library Status menu to view the library s status only To make changes to the library s status use the Set Up menu The figure below shows the Library Status menu options 1 Library Status 1ConfigInformation 2StatusInf ormation 3Errorlnformation 4NetworkInterface 1UnitInf ormation 1 Element Status 1 ErrorLog NotUsed 2 SerialNumber 2Driv eStates 2 Error Statistics 3Date andTime 3 Power OnHours 3Ev entHistory 4SCSIBusConfig 4Unit Cy cleCount 4 Micro Op Stack 5ChangerAddress 5Driv eLoadC ounts 6Driv eAddresses 6FunctionCounts 7ChangerOptions 8Passwords 9RMIInformation Figure 35 Library Status Menu Options Menu System Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 44 Document Revision E Table 8 Library Status Menu Selections Menu Selection Description 1 Config Information Allows viewing only of library configuration settings 1 Unit Information Config To view the storage slot count drive count and firm
25. The Leader in Professional Data Archival Solutions The Plasmon Enterprise D Series D875 D2175 Libraries DVD Drive User Manual P N 97704577 E PREFACE Copyright Copyright 2004 by Plasmon All rights reserved This document and the information contained herein are the property of Plasmon No part of this document may be reproduced transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language in any form or by any means electronic mechanical magnetic optical chemical manual or otherwise without the express written permission of Plasmon United States Office European Headquarters UK Plasmon Plasmon Data Limited 4425 ArrowsWest Drive Whiting Way Colorado Springs CO 80907 3489 Melbourn Herts SG8 6EN Disclaimer Plasmon makes no representation or warranties with respect to the contents of this document and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Further Plasmon reserves the right to revise this publication without obligation of Plasmon to notify any person or organization of such revision or changes Trademark Notices Plasmon is a U S registered trademark of Plasmon Rotation Station is a trademark of Plasmon All other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Preface Document Revision E Page 1 Revision History Revision Da
26. afety Notice This library is a Class 1 Laser Product CDRH Regulations 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 Lithium Battery The Main Control Board and the Front Control Panel contain a lithium battery which could explode if incorrectly replaced Replace only with a qualified replacement battery Return the old battery to the manufacturer for disposal or dispose of in accordance with local regulations for the disposal of lithium batteries ATTENTION IL Y A DANGER D EXPLOSION S IL Y A REPLACEMENT INCORRECT DE LA BATTERIE REMPLACER UNIQUEMENT AVEC UNE BATTERIE DU MEME TYPE OU D UN TYPE RECOMMANDE PAR LE CONSTRUCTEUR METTRE AU REBUT LES BATTERIES USAGEES CONFORMEMENT AUX INSTRUCTIIONS DU FABRICANT Vorsicht Explosionsgeahr bei unsachgemabem Austausch der batterie Ersatz nur durch denselbel oder einen vom Hersteller empfolhenen gleichwertigen Typ Entsorgung gebrauchter Batterien nach Angaben des Herstellers Appendix C Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 62 Document Revision E APPENDIX D ERROR CODES If an error occurs while on line the library retries the operation that failed If the retried operation fails the library attempts to return the media to its l
27. ay to its last known ment location 69 1 Pivot align fail Too much gear back Pivot motor Realign or replace pivot lash gear is loose dur mounting motor ing home pivot attempt Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 76 Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 6A 1 Pivot Fail Pivot is loosing posi Offsets Run offsets tion accuracy not on alignment flag verifying pivot position 2 Outside allowed pivot soft deviation steps but position will succeed 3 Outside allowed pivot soft deviation steps but position will succeed 4 Outside allowed pivot hard deviation steps position will fail 5 Destination pivot value out of range 6 Pivot position failed to be reached time out 70 1 Mag door open Time out waiting for Mag inter Replace Mag circuit board or fail mag door status face circuit solenoid check mechanical board mag obstruction solenoid 71 1 Mag access Mag door open during Close door door is open initialization 2 Mag door opened in online mode not by solenoid 72 1 Door open pre SCSI prevent com Issue SCSI allow from host vented mand was issued by host mag door opening is not allowed 74 1 Rear door is Background check of Close Rear door open rear door open during initialization 2 Background check of rear door open during online operation 3 Rear door open
28. brary is repaired by anyone other than Plasmon personnel or approved agent e The library is physically abused or is used in a manner that is inconsistent with the operating instructions or product specification defined by Plasmon e The library is used with incompatable software and or firmware e The library fails because of accident misuse abuse neglect mishandling misapplication alteration faulty installation modification or service by anyone other than the factory service center or its approved agent e The library is repaired by anyone including an approved agent in a manner that is contrary to the maintenance or installation instructions supplied by Plasmon The Plasmon serial number tag is removed The library is damaged because of improper packaging on return CAUTION Returning the library in unauthorized packaging may damage the unit and void the warranty If problems with the library occur contact your maintenance organization Do not void the product warranty by allowing untrained or unauthorized personnel to attempt repairs WARNING Untrained personnel operating the library may create dangerous situations This could lead to physical harm to the operator data loss or disabling of the library system Please review and observe all safety rules concerning the operation of the library Preface Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 4 Document Revision E TABLE OF CONTENTS AAA hG Se reek eee E
29. cking i 000 RR Run 36 Expansion Bay Packing j coas cette 37 LCD Display Fomati esa 3 occ put a Pe ee a ed oe de e nn 39 Power Up LCD Display 0 00020 eee eee 41 Main Menu Overview 0 00 0 rh nh nh hs 42 Library Status Menu Options liliis me ren 44 Set Up Library Menu Options lllslslllllle rh 47 Single Bus Configuration 0 0 lile hr 55 Dual Bus Configuration essi 0 hh m e 56 Triple Bus Configuration 0 0 00 hh rh 57 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual List of Figures Document Revision E Page 7 List of Figures Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 8 Document Revision E LIST OF TABLES D875 D2175 Library Models sra 0 0 cette eee 11 Plasmon Pre loaded Media 00 00 ccc ln 12 Magazine Slot LED Indicators cette e en 22 Organization of Media in the Library llli RI eh 23 LCD Symbols iz vss VERA RARE RE EEG RR dona Ra ve dua nh eS RR US 40 Power Up LCD Symbols ossosa tiimin zu au 8 20 max ERRARE RE ERG AT E EN ee an 41 Main Menu Selecti0NS o ooooocoo rn 43 Library Status Menu Selections liliis nn 45 Set Up Library Menu Selections 0 0 00 e mh 48 D875 D2175 Specifications as seas iaai ee a a tenes 51 Media Specifications 2 00 rn 52 Maximum Allowable SCSI Cable Length LVD 00 cece ee eee 53 Factory Default SCSI IDs for the D875 D2175 Libraries 00 22 200 e o
30. d positioning to destination other than home Obstruction or alignment Clear obstruction run offsets 52 Swap pickers fail Could not change the active picker selector nut pawl or spring may be damaged MTE Replace MTE 54 Picker misposi tion Picker finger is ina danger zone for moving the lift Alignment problems MTE Run offsets or replace MTE Appendix D Page 74 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 2 Lift motor not homed or invalid lift position Picker edge is blocking the Tray sensor 3 Picker edge is blocking the Tray sensor during a position attempt 55 1 Picker not at Picker not positioned in Position to drive drive front of drive during load drive attempt 2 Picker not positioned in front of drive during unload drive attempt 57 1 Pick tray fail VP or Tray sensor Alignment Run offsets Replace tray blocked by tray picker problem finger disengaged from tray after starting to pick media 2 Picker Tray sensor blocked on tray only check after picking tray 3 Picker Tray sensor not blocked on tray only check after picking tray 4 Terminated SCSI task or completion status not started during a pick tray retry 58 1 Store tray fail Tray front or back did Alignment or Run offsets replace tray not block
31. during online test ready check Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 77 Error Code hex Sub code Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action 80 Element not present Checking move from an invalid fixed slot loca tion Correct host software Checking move to an invalid fixed slot loca tion SCSI position attempt to an invalid slot loca tion 81 Magazine not present Magazine not present during verification of installation Replace magazine Magazine not present during recovery 84 Source is empty Online check of NVRAM says source element is empty Run Check Elements Host needs to check inventory Online check of NVRAM says source element is empty to element is full not exchange command Src element 1st desti nation element during exchange command 85 Destination is full Online check of NVRAM says destina tion element is full not an exchange com mand Run Check Elements Host needs to check inventory Online check of NVRAM says destina tion element is full picker address not zero 1st destination element 2nd destination ele ment during exchange command Appendix D Page 78 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Sub code Error Code hex Error Description Subcode Descr
32. e Drives To turn a drive off and temporarily terminate the SCSI bus for drive replace ment 6 Restore Drives To turn a drive on and remove temporary SCSI bus termination after drive replacement 7 Bulk Load Library Allows initial high speed bulk loading of required media 8 Bulk Unload Library Allows unloading the entire library for packing and shipping Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Menu System Document Revision E Page 49 Menu System Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 50 Document Revision E APPENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS Overall Library Specifications The following table provides information about the Plasmon D875 D2175 libraries These specifications are subject to change without notice Table 10 D875 D2175 Specifications Specification D875 D1525 D2175 Number of Storage Slots 1 750 875 1400 1525 2050 2175 Library Capacity TBytes 1 7 1 82 13 1 14 3 19 2 20 4 Media Transport Times Swap Times Flip every other access 15 3 seconds 235 swaps per hour Flip one way 11 9 seconds 302 swaps per hour Never Flip 8 5 seconds 425 swaps per hour Exchange Times Flip 1 2 time 9 8 seconds No Flip 6 39 seconds Maximum Number of Drives 12 12 12 Library Reliability MSBF 22 500 000 22 500 000 22 500 000 Rotation Station TM Standard Standard Standard Picker Type Dual Dual Dual Import Export Port Ten Slot Magazine Ten Slot Magazine Ten Slot Magazine
33. edia trays To ensure continued reliability observe the following e When loading a magazine into the library or when handling a magazine ensure that the case is clean Dirty magazines can cause problems in loading or the loss of written data Do not load damaged media trays into a magazine or the library Damaged media trays can interfere with system robotics Do not expose the media to moisture or direct sunlight NOTE Plasmon can not guarantee error free library operation if media is not purchased from Plasmon Plasmon supplied media are packaged in a clean room and quality inspected to ensure error free library operation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Product Overview Document Revision E Page 13 Major Hardware Components The following figures show the locations of major library hardware components A brief description of these components appears after each figure Front Access Door Magazine Slots for Bulk Loading top five slots X Front Panel Display VE Port Magazine Access ee er Door module Power Supplies three supplies maximum located SCSI Bus Connectors behind the panel Main Power Switch and AC Connector Figure 2 D875 D2175 Library Front View Front Access Door The front door provides access to the magazine slots and import export port I E port drive modules p
34. er must also be set up for LVD SCSI Power Supplies A maximum of three power supplies may be installed in the library One power supply can power up to six drives Two power supplies are required for 12 drives Three power supplies provide a redundant power supply option for the library The supplies are hot swappable Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Product Overview Document Revision E Page 15 Rear Access Door mad Lift Assembly Storage Slot Map Media Transport Element MTE j Rotation Station Figure 3 D875 D2175 Library Rear View Rear Access Door The rear door provides access to the robotic elements and media slots in the library Lift Assembly The lift assembly provides the vertical and pivotal motion for the media transport element MTE providing access to all media locations Media Transport Element MTE The MTE is the mechanism that picks media and moves it between storage locations and the drives Rotation Station The Rotation Station allows use of double sided media Storage Slot Map The storage slot map is located on the inside of the rear access door It identifies the media locations for all D875 D2175 models Product Overview Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 16 Document Revision E CHAPTER 2 LIBRARY INSTALLAT
35. eset mag door state 17 Main board SCSI termpower No term pwr at MC SCSI adapter circuit board 18 Power supply voltage 5V out of range during check main circuit board cable check Bad power supply Replace power supply 12V out of range during check main circuit board cable check Appendix D Page 70 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 3 24V out of range during check main circuit board cable check 19 1 Power supply fail One of the power sup Power sup Replace power supply check ply has been removed ply or supply supply cable cable 2 Power supply fan has failed 3 Power supply power failure 1A 1 SCSI bus isola Time out waiting for iso tion late bus command to complete 2 Time out waiting for iso late bus to complete while restoring bus 1B 1 Too few power More than one drive Add power supply supplies interface board and only one power supply 22 1 Bus already iso Service drives isolate lated request and bus already isolated 2 Restore drives isolate request and bus already isolated 23 1 Bus not isolated Service drives un iso late request and bus not isolated 2 Restore drives un iso late request and bus not isolated 31 1 Drive not Positioning to drive Drive
36. he D875 D2175 Libraries f 10 Finally strap box to the skid for shipping Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 31 Packing Instructions D1525 D2175 Expansion Bays This section is provided in case it is necessary to ship the bays to another location or back to Plasmon These procedures must be followed CAUTION Plasmon libraries and bays must be shipped in the original packaging Shipping a unit in anything other than the manufacturers packaging voids the warranty Replacement packaging is available from Plasmon Follow these steps to pack the bays for shipping 1 Lay out the pallet amp ramp wheeled skid and mounting blocks as shown in the picture below Ensure the ramp is securely attached to the pallet with the velcro strips Figure 22 Expansion Bay Packing a Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 32 Document Revision E 2 Place the first bay on the wheeled skid as shown in the picture below Figure 23 Expansion Bay Packing b 3 Position the bay so the mounting bolt hole lines up as shown below N SEE Figure 24 Expansion Bay Packing c Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 33 4 Use a mounting block and a hex head bolt to secure the bay to the wheeled skid Figure 25 Expansion Bay Packing d 5 Hang the painted skin and spacer column on their mounting screws as shown m
37. ig Information Plasmon Trained 2 Status Information Service Personnel 2 Status Information 3 Error Information 3 Error Information 4 Network Interface 4 Network Interface 5 Off line Operations Figure 34 Main Menu Overview Menu System Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 42 Document Revision E Table 7 Main Menu Selections Menu Selection Description 1 Library Status Allows viewing only of library settings To make changes use the Set Up menu 2 Exchange Magazines Use to release the magazine from the library 3 Turn Drive Off Use to turn off individual drives Drives may not be hot swapped in this mode For password protected operations the factory default password is 4 Turn Drive On Use to turn on individual drives For password protected operations the factory default password is AAAA 5 Service Drives Use to remove power from the drive to allow removal or replacement This option takes down the entire SCSI bus the drive is on and all drives associ ated with this bus loose SCSI access For password protected operations the factory default password is AAAA 6 Restore Drives Use to restore power to the drives after removal or replacement For pass word protected operations the factory default password is AAAA 7 Set Up Library Allows viewing and changing of library settings When performing opera tions from the
38. ignment Run offsets replace MTE blocked during tray only problem check of drive unload MTE tray sensor 5 Picker Tray sensor Alignment Run offsets replace MTE unblocked during tray problem only check of drive MTE tray unload sensor 37 1 Drive is clamped Drive is clamped can t Drive drive Replace Drive drive cables unclamp checking cables move from a drive Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 72 Document Revision E Error Sub Error Code code Description hex Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action Drive is clamped can not unclamp checking move to a drive Drive drive cables Replace Drive drive cables 38 1 Drive in service state In service state attempting to turn drive off in maint menu Follow operating instructions In service state attempting to turn drive on in maint menu In service state attempting to put drive in service state via SCSI command 39 1 Drive not in ser vice state Restoring drives not in a service state Follow operating instructions 3F 1 Drive Addr con flict Address conflict with changer Correct address in setup con figuration Address conflict with another drive 40 1 Not supported by bus config Attempt to put drive in service state via SCSI drive not supported by current bus config Attempt to restore drive via SCSI drive not sup ported by current bus config 41
39. iption Compo nent Corrective Action Picker is 2nd destina tion element src ele ment 2nd dest element 86 1 Element unexp empty No trays to use in cycle Full test Run Check Elements Tray not seen during pick attempt 87 1 Element unexp full Home sensor blocked after store attempt Obstruction in path Align ment problem Check path run offsets Picker is full attempting to return tray to last ele ment 8B 1 Picker is full VP or Pemt sensor blocked by tray moving to the pick position Firmware Picker faulty Tray in picker while picking initialize and retry replace picker VP or Pemt sensor blocked moving to the unload drive position Both pickers are not empty to do an exchange during check move Picker full not a move to Lift and from Lift dur ing check move SCSI exchange 2nd destination picker source not picker 8C 1 Both pickers full Check move NVRAM says both pickers full Main control ler circuit board firm ware Firmware recovery issue replace Main controller cir cuit board Check single element NVRAM says both pick ers full SCSI Mag door open both pickers full so magazine can t be checked Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix D Page 79 Error Sub Error Subcode Compo C
40. ler ler circuit board 0A 1 Bad element Firmware Download new firmware code 0C 1 OP stack over Recording operation Firmware Download new firmware flow 2 Undoing operation 0D 1 Bad OP stack Nothing to undo Firmware Download new firmware index 2 Invalid undo operation code OE group Flash program Code down load Main control Replace Main controller fail main code progress MAIN code ler or Firm download new firmware ware OF group Flash program Code download Main control Replace Main controller fail DSP progress DSP code ler or Firm download new firmware ware 11 1 DSP not No response for lift Main control Replace Main controller responding motor movement com ler or Firm download new firmware mand ware 2 No response for picker motor movement com mand 3 No response for pivot motor movement com mand 4 No response SSC of DSP Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 64 Document Revision E Error Sub Code code hex Error Description Subcode Description Compo nent Corrective Action No communication response from DSP for a command sent 12 1 fail Cable connect Bad CJ5 cable main controller to VP decoder circuit board Bad cable VP decoder CJ2 to upper sensors Main circuit board cable fail CJ4 To Pivot Lift circuit board Main circuit board cable fail CJ5 to VP decoder circuit board Main circuit board cable fail CJ7 interlock
41. ly Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 19 SCSI Connection Turn the library s power switch to the off position prior to connecting the SCSI interface The library requires a host computer with a dedicated LVD SCSI host bus adapter HBA Ensure that the library is powered off prior to connecting the SCSI cables The SCSI cable passes through the bottom of the library into the appropriate SCSI connector inside the front door of the library CAUTION Ensure the host computer provides an LVD SCSI interface HVD SCSI is not compatible with LVD SCSI If an improper connection is made damage to the library or connected equipment could result SCSI Connection one two or three buses Figure 7 Connecting the SCSI Interface Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 20 Document Revision E Loading Media There are two methods for loading media into the D875 D2175 libraries High Speed Bulk Loading recommended This method is intended as the first time solution to mass load the library with media when the library is off line This method utilizes all six magazine slots to load the library IE Port Magazine Loading This is intended for importing and exporting up to ten pieces of media in aremovable magazine while the library is on line When loading the library for the first time use the high speed bulk loading method described below Turn on the p
42. menu library status tee ia 44 Iri amp lDi iic rt Rr s 42 Set UP library uiro ez osa 47 menu system LCD symbols i rrt tene 40 NAVIGATING nun 39 power up display 41 models library 11 T eiia 16 N number of drives sira nna 11 51 P packing instructions Dy nee 32 Index Page 86 packing instructions library nennen 28 packing material removing secre 18 power Cable x iin rit om ee te ee 15 18 SUppli S ai rere etin Ree reve ene 15 switch za Br ete estet 15 18 R rear access door coococcoccccnocononnnnononononnncnncnanannnnnnnnnnonns 16 removable storage slotSs nn 14 51 rotation station soci itc cte tL E EE Cere Ope cosi 16 S safety agency standards 61 SCSI bus configuration ooooconicccccinonicccccnconanancnnncnnnn nos 55 Connection Lacie anti 20 drive combinations eneee 59 ID configuration sssseeeeeee 58 interface recie eed iei ques 15 selection buttons iieii aia kangina 39 set up library menu eunnneeessneneesnnnnnnnnnnennnnner nennen nenn 47 slot storage Map sese 16 23 specifications libEaty e e eA E T 51 MI een 51 storage slot map unnnenneeessnnnensnnnnn ernennen ern 16 23 U Unpacking library sssesseeeee 17 W W arrally anne 4 51 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E CONTACTING PLASMON Technical Support in the United States
43. mpo nent Corrective Action Lift offset too many counts greater than nominal Lift offset less than neg ative physical bound ary count Lift offset greater than positive physical boundary count C3 Pivot offset fail ure Pivot offset too many counts less than nomi nal Pivot flags pivot circuit board pivot cable pivot gear mesh Verify pivot flags OK pivot sensors working pivot gear mesh is not too tight Pivot offset too many counts greater than nominal Pivot offset less than negative physical boundary count Pivot offset greater than positive physical boundary count C4 Offset target fail ure Target could not be found Offset target offset sensor on MTE Verify offset targets not dam aged Offset sensor is work ing or replace MTE Target horizontal posi tion found crudely but not with fine resolution Target vertical position found crudely but not with fine resolution Reference target not found C5 Offset ref failure Reference could not be found Offset refer ence sensor Verify reference sensor work ing Replace MTE or detec tor in chassis Reference vertical posi tion found crudely but not with fine resolution Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Appendix D Page 83 Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Desc
44. o Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 4 Time out for flipper home CCW command 5 Time out for flipper home CW command 6 Time out for flipper step CW command 7 Time out for flipper step CW command 8 Time out for flip to CCW command 9 Time out for flip to CW command 10 Time out for fliptest command 11 Time out for flipper read EEPROM command 12 Time out for flipper write EEPROM com mand 13 Time out for flipper unlock EEPROM com mand 14 Time out for flipper lock EEPROM command 21 Command resent to flipper 3 times flipper NAK d 22 Comm error on status command to flipper 23 No ACK from flipper command resent 3 times B7 21 Flipper power Flipper to mag interface Flipper Replace flipper reset comm err SNAK bit for power up bitmask 22 Flipper to mag inter face comm err SNAK bit for brown out bit mask Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 81 Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 23 Flipper to mag inter face comm err SNAK bit for watchdog bit mask B8 1 Old flipper proto Old version of firmware Flipper Replace flipper col in flipper BA 1 2 3 Flipper not hori Neither of the flipper Flipper Replace flipper zontal home sensors are blocked BB 1 FS
45. ocation before the operation and sends an error code to the host computer This error code is displayed on the front panel display of the library The following error codes are provided to assist in detecting and finding the corrective action for a library error Note the error code number displayed on the front panel display and find the corresponding error code in the following table The table is sorted by error code number CAUTION The corrective actions shown in the error code table should only be performed by qualified Plasmon trained personnel Example When a library error occurs the LCD screen displays the error temporarily as shown below ERROR 03 NVRAM FAIL SUBCODE 01 F seLecr C Press C to clear the error After a few seconds the display changes as shown below D TT MAG I E03 seLecr Press to re display the error Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix D Document Revision E Page 63 Table 15 D875 D2175 Error Codes Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 00 0 Unknown error No additional info No additional info 02 1 Flash checksum Found during SCSI Replace Main controller or send diagnostics flash FW download per formed 2 Found during period check 03 1 NVRAM fail Failure in startup Main control Replace Main control
46. ons 2 Serial Ni 2 Drive States 2 Error Statistics 2 Return all Trays On Hours 3 Event History 3 Park Library 4 Unit Cycle Count 4 Micro Op Stack lest Hibrery 1 Config Information i 3 Date and Time E 4 SCSI Bus Config 5 Service Drives 5 Changer Address 5 Drive Load Counts 6 Restore Drives 6 Drive Addresses 6 Function Counts 7 Changer Options 7 Bulk Load Library E Pod 8 Bulk Unload Library 9 RMI Information Figure 36 Set Up Library Menu Options Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Menu System Document Revision E Page 47 Table 9 Set Up Library Menu Selections Menu Selection Description 1 Config Information Allows viewing and editing of library configuration settings 1 Unit Information Config To view the storage slot count drive count and firmware revision 2 Serial Number To view the serial number assigned to the library 3 Date and Time To view edit the current date and time settings 4 SCSI Bus Config To view the current SCSI bus configuration 5 Changer Address To view set the changer SCSI ID 6 Drive Addresses To view set individual drive SCSI IDs 7 Changer Options To view edit changer options Disable Tray Return Disables return of media trays to their magazines when entering Magazine Exchange mode Tray Return On Power Enables the return of media trays to the magazines upon library power on Disable Auto LD EJ
47. orrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 8D 1 No media to flip No media in tray to flip Need media Provide media for use per per for move medium command 2 No media in source ele ment to flipper for exchange medium command 3 No media in destina tion element to flipper for exchange medium command 90 1 Tray in drive Tray in a drive while Drive Drive has tray either in ser attempting to park vice mode or bad drive 9C 1 Tray magazine Source magazine for Recovery unknown tray unknown when returning trays to there last known elements 9D 1 Element scan Failed to position lift or Alignment Run offsets fail picker properly while problem checking elements 2 Invalid Element current element check B2 1 Flipper invalid Both flipper home sen Flipper Replace flipper position sors blocked B3 1 FS EEPROM Write flipper EEPROM Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter write fail status failed interface cir face cuit board B4 1 Missing flipper No tray in flipper Replace tray tray at least one required B5 1 Flipper is full Both slots of flipper Remove tray have trays B6 1 Flipper comm Time out for flipper sta Flipper mag Replace flipper or mag inter error tus command interface cir face cuit board 2 Time out for flipper read version command 3 Time out for flipper read sensors command Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 80 Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Comp
48. ower 2 From the front panel menu select Set Up Library gt Offline Operations gt Bulk Load Library 3 Open the library front door and the magazine access door Note that when the Bulk Load Library option is selected the magazine door opens 4 Place a pre loaded magazine in each magazine slot magazine 1 through magazine 6 5 When the green LED goes out remove the appropriate empty magazine and install the next full magazine NOTE Third party software is required to operate the library Magazine Eject I Button Magazine 6 41 50 bil Load Status Indicator Magazine 5 31 40 Magazine 4 Magazine Access Door 21 30 Magazine 3 11 20 Magazine 2 1 10 VE Slot IE 1 IE 10 Figure 8 Magazine Slots Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 21 Table 3 Magazine Slot LED Indicators LED State Description On Magazine present or not present Off N A Blinking Magazine may be removed Bulk Loading Indicators On Magazine in use Off Remove to reload with media Blinking Insert magazine in appropriate position Library Installation Page 22 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Identifying Storage Slots Viewing the system through the open rear access door the columns are numbered from left to right The left most column
49. ower supplies main power switch SCSI connections and circuit boards Front Panel Display The keypad and display which provide the user interface to the system It is used to display tests modes error codes and other user related messages Magazine Access Door The magazine access door opens on the magazine slots Magazine Slots There are five magazine slots behind the magazine access door Each magazine slot holds one magazine containing up to ten pieces of media These slots are used to bulk load the library They can also be used as removable storage Product Overview Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 14 Document Revision E Import Export Port 1 E The Import Export port I E port holds one magazine containing ten pieces of media The port is located below the five magazine slots and is used to remove and load media while the library is on line Drive Modules Each drive module contains two 120 mm Multi Drives which accommodate CD R CD RW DVD R DVD RAM or DVD RW media The drives allow reading and writing of data to the media Contact Plasmon for the latest drive updates Main Power Switch and Power Cable The power cable is routed through the bottom of the library to the power connector The power switch is located just above the power connector SCSI Interface The connection between the library and a host computer The interface to the library is LVD SCSI using a 68 pin high density connection The host comput
50. p lift circuit board s 10 Main controller fuse 11 overload 24V for step per motors amp interface CJ4 to pivot lift MTE 11 Drive interface 3V regu lator overload U14 12 Drive interface 12V fuse overload F2 Appendix D Page 66 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Document Revision E Error Sub Error Subcode Compo Corrective Action Code code Description Description nent hex 13 Drive interface 24V fuse overload F3 14 SCSI Converter SE term pwr fuse overload F1 to drive modules 15 SCSI Converter SE term pwr fuse overload F1 to drive modules 16 SCSI Converter LVD term pwr fuse overload F2 to bus 1 or bus 3 17 SCSI Converter LVD term pwr fuse overload F2 to bus 2 18 Magazine interface 3 3V regulator over load U4 19 Magazine interface access door solenoid 24V fuse overload F2 20 Magazine interface flip per 24V fuse overload F3 21 Power distribution fuse 1 overload 5V inter face CJ7 for Power to Mag circuit board 22 Power distribution fuse 2 overload 5V inter face CJ7 for Power to RMI circuit board 23 Power distribution fuse 3 overload 24V inter face CJ7 for Power to Mag circuit board 24 Power distribution fuse 4 overload 24V inter face CJ7 for Cabinet cooling fans 14 1 Circuit board fail Comm error with VP decoder circuit board Plasmon D
51. panel display A liquid crystal display LCD located directly above the buttons provides system status and other important information A MAGI m Tem ONLINE Description Line Selection Button Indicators Figure 32 LCD Display Format The description line displays the number and name of the mode or test when navigating menus An ellipsis following a name indicates that the selection contains submenus The selection button indicators display the function of the four buttons located directly below the indicators A dash above a button means that no function is associated with this key The following LCD Symbols table provides an explanation of each symbol Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Menu System Document Revision E Page 39 Menu System Page 40 Table 5 LCD Symbols LCD symbol Meaning Enter a menu selection Exit a menu selection Change a mode selection Switch to display scroll mode Confirm a selection Decrement a numeric value or scroll display up Increase a numeric value Go to the previous menu item Go to the next menu item Display a list of menu items Run a motor or execute a function lt M AS el gt Indicates a drive is turned off Indicates media exists in an element Indicates magazine exists in an element Indicates the element is empty Indicates an empty tray in a drive Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual
52. peed the process the MTE can hold two pieces of media simultaneously Bulk Loading and Unloading Media Bulk loading and unloading of media is performed by using the ten slot magazines and the Bulk Load Library and Bulk Unload Library front panel menu options Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Product Overview Document Revision E Page 11 The Magazine The Plasmon D875 D2175 library uses CD R CD RW DVD R DVD RAM and DVD RW pre loaded media in a ten slot magazine Packs of 40 pieces of media are also available Contact Plasmon for ordering information In the US Asia Pacific South America and Canada call 1 800 451 6845 In Europe Middle East and Africa call 44 0 1763 262 963 Table 2 Plasmon Pre loaded Media Media Type Capacity DVD R 9 4 GB dual sides DVD R 4 7 GB single sided DVD RAM 9 4 GB dual sided DVD RAM 4 7 GB single sided DVD RAM 2 6 GB single sided Media Magazine Media Tray Release Figure 1 The Bulk Loading Magazine Product Overview Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 12 Document Revision E Media and Magazine Handling To maintain maximum system reliability the operator should take the time to inspect and clean each magazine before loading into the library CAUTION Always condition the media to the normal operating temperature of the room before using them Improper handling or an inappropriate environment can damage the media the magazine or m
53. rary 3 Insert the second piece of foam under the MTE being careful not to damage the vertical path emitter Place this foam so the cut out is on the left when viewed from the back of the library Foam tab 1st Piece of Packaging Foam 2nd Piece of Packaging Foam Figure 16 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries a Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 28 Document Revision E 4 Place skid ramp on the ground in front of the packaging skid Connect the velcro on the ramp to velcro on packaging skid Figure 17 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries b 5 Roll the library onto packaging skid The library s front door goes onto skid first Push on bottom of library when rolling onto packaging skid 6 Cover the library with the anti static bag and insert back edge board into slots with foam protected side toward library Figure 18 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries c Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 29 7 Remove ramp from skid and place upright in slot provided behind library Close velcro fasteners u Figure 19 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries d 8 Place top foam over library and fit in place H Figure 20 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries e Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 30 Document Revision E 9 Place cardboard sleeve over library and place lid on top Figure 21 Packing t
54. ription Description nent hex 3 Reference horizontal position found crudely but not with fine resolu tion F7 1 SCSI parity error SCSI parity error Terminator or Check conflicting SCSI id s SCSI cable F9 1 Abort mesg SCSI abort mesg Terminator or Check conflicting SCSI id s received received SCSI cable FD 1 Host commun SCSI host communica Terminator or Check conflicting SCSI id s time out tions time out SCSI cable Appendix D Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 84 Document Revision E A access door lien CT rH 14 magazine EE E T A 14 iii dica EEEn 16 agency standards safety ssssssess 61 B bay installation ssssssssse 24 bay packing instructions nennen nenn 32 bulk loading media sess 21 C command processing eeee nennen 11 components hardware ssssssssseeeeeee 14 D description line icon edits 39 display front panel sene 14 39 door front access re 14 magazine access sssssssseeeeee 14 rear ACCESS nn anne een 16 drive combinations uuersneeeennnnennnnnen nennen ern 59 drive modules iio delle Adin 15 drives number of 2 0 0 0 cece ccc ce cee ae eee eseeceeeeeeeeeeeees 11 51 E iue anne 63 expansion bay installation nen 24 expansion bay packing instructions 32 F front ACCESS door nn anne 14 front panel display
55. sh matching cover plate to the back side of the expansion bay with the color coated screws provided Figure 13 Expansion Bay Installation d Library Installation Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 26 Document Revision E 5 Attach the finish matching square column to the front of the bay by hanging it on the screw heads provided Figure 14 Expansion Bay Installation e 6 Finally attach the finish matching side panel to the bay by hanging it on the screw heads provided dos Figure 15 Expansion Bay Installation f Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Library Installation Document Revision E Page 27 Library Packing Instructions This section is provided in case it is necessary to ship the library without expansion bays to another location or back to Plasmon Instructions on how to pack the expansion bays is provided later in this chapter These procedures must be followed CAUTION Plasmon libraries must be shipped in the original packaging Shipping a unit in anything other than the manufacturers packaging voids the warranty Replacement packaging is available from Plasmon The library must be parked before packing the system Follow these steps to pack the library for shipping 1 While parking the library prompts for insertion of the MTE packaging material 2 Insert the first piece of foam under the Rotation Station Place this foam so the tab is on the top left side when viewed from the back of the lib
56. sschnur Typ HO5vvf3G1 00 die f r 250V 10A oder die Gleichwertigkeit geeognet ist zu benutzen Ifthere are any questions in regards to the proper cord sets consult the distributor SCSI Cable Specification SCSI Cables and Connectors Plasmon recommends using Wide LVD SCSI cables and connectors that conform to SCSI 3 specifications NOTE To comply with the regulations and standards in this manual all SCSI cables and connectors used with the library must be properly shielded SCSI Cable Length Plasmon recommends using SCSI cables that conform to SCSI 3 specifications with high density 68 pin connectors The following table shows the allowable cable lengths for the LVD SCSI interface Table 12 Maximum Allowable SCSI Cable Length LVD Library Internal Cable Length Allowable External Cable Length Bus 1 10 ft 3 M 29 ft 9 M Bus 2 3 ft 1 M 36 ft 12 M Bus 3 3 ft 1 M 36 ft 12 M SCSI Termination The Plasmon D875 D2175 libraries are terminated internally No external termination is required Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix A Document Revision E Page 53 Appendix A Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 54 Document Revision E APPENDIX B SCSI BUS INFORMATION SCSI Bus Configurations The following three figures show how to connect drives for single dual and triple SCSI bus configurations Each bus in the library supports a maximum of four drives The library address should alwa
57. te Description A September 2002 Initial release B November 2002 Updated installation information C March 2003 Updated to include Multi Drive D June 2003 Minor updates from Service E October 2004 Updated format and presentation Added bay pack ing to Ch 2 NOTE The most current information about this product is available on the Plasmon web site www plasmon com or www plasmon co uk Preface Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 2 Document Revision E Conventions Used WARNING A WARNING is used to alert the reader to situations or conditions that could potentially result in personal injury fire hazard or equipment damage CAUTION A CAUTION is used to warn of undesirable procedures or of situations in which equipment damage could result NOTE A NOTE is used to emphasize an area of text or to provide additional information Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Preface Document Revision E Page 3 Product Warranty This Plasmon library is warranted free from defects in materials parts and workmanship and to conform to the current product specification upon delivery For the specific details of your warranty refer to your sales contract or contact the company from which the library was purchased The Plasmon quality system is in compliance with and registered to I1SO9001 2000 All products are assembled from new or remanufactured parts The warranty for the library shall not apply to failures of any unit when e The li
58. the Library 0 0 0 0 Rm s 17 D875 D2175 Power Connector and Power Switch 0 00 ccc eee nenn 18 Removing the Packing Foam from the MTE cee eee eee eh 19 Connecting the SCSI Interface lli 20 Magazine Slots ere eene me ded era I ri 21 Slot Storage Map a 3 22004025 save a n e o tdm ume E ea AUR een 23 Expansion Bay Installation a lille Rt 24 Expansion Bay Installation 0 0 0c RR IRR RA Ih 25 Expansion Bay Installation C liliis 26 Expansion Bay Installation d lisse RII Ih 26 Expansion Bay Installation 6 lise HI I eh 27 Expansion Bay Installation f IRI 27 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries a 0 III 28 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries D lisi 29 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries Cc 0 III 29 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries d 0 0 eee 30 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries e eee 30 Packing the D875 D2175 Libraries f lise 31 Expansion Bay Packing a 0 0 00 tee 32 Expansion Bay Packing b 1 0 0 0 0 e tee 33 Expansion Bay Packing C e eretan a a a a m Rees 33 Expansion Bay Packing d csc cccrisdisiceo nennen 34 Expansion Bay Packing 6 o ooooccocoocc RR RR ms 34 Expansion Bay Packing f cedrria keretaapi RR s 35 Expansion Bay Packing 9 ooooccoooocc nenn 35 Expansion Bay Packing h 0 0 2 0 cee tee 36 Expansion Bay Pa
59. upplies erre Lag eub eC ee dae i RAE RS ERE eR EUR 15 Rear Access Door o 16 Etage ETT 16 Media Transport Element MTE o oococcccocco RI II 16 Rotation Station 2 06 x e Ru at ee PNE Vu a ee a Rc A Rede 16 Storage Slot Map ooooococcocoo ll lh hh hs 16 CHAPTER 2 LIBRARY INSTALLATION dori RAAERIPE ewes u 17 Ec MAA O 17 Unpacking the Library o oooocccoocccoo RR RR HH I eu 17 Library POSITION ix ero A E a AEAN ded E Re Bo eoe it Re Din 17 Library Environment issleeeslle ell hs hrs 18 Power Cable and Power Switch 0000 2c 18 Removing Internal Packing Material llle nh 18 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Table of Contents Document Revision E Page 5 Library Initialization 222r ecc ee eed ade add 19 SCSI Connection rus a eR pea tah EA ele AAA 20 Eee e ss dasa ani aie aa E bs cce eoi IS aei ca a SER CR AUT tb cat table t a UR 21 Identifying Storage Slots 0 n 23 D1525 D2175 Bay Instala uacua ie ee da ac ch 24 Library Packing Instructions som dod ae 28 Packing Instructions D1525 D2175 Expansion Bays 2 2000505 32 CHAPTER 3 A ca ee ae are ee are ae eae a ee aera 39 Navigating the Menu System vibe coca Kama dh dwew RR ERE COWEN Fe ee ir ph 39 Power Up Menu Options 00200 c cette eee 41 Main Menu OvemvieW 00 ccc eee eee 42 Library Status Menu Overview 000 eee 44 Set Up Library Menu Overview 0 00 0 m nae 47 APP
60. ve Count Change Picker Count Pivot Col Move Count Mag Door Open Count Disk Flip Count Cumul Lift Dist Cumul Picker Dist Cumul Pivot Rotation 3 Error Information Allows viewing clearing of library error information 1 Error Log To view clear a chronological list of last ten errors since log was last cleared The first on the list is the most recent 2 Error Statistics To view clear a list of the ten most frequent errors since list was last cleared 3 Event History To view clear the SCSI command event history since it was last reset Only SCSI commands which affect library operations are recorded 4 Micro Op Stack To view a list of operations performed for the last failing SCSI command These micro operations include position flip pick store load and unload The list includes forward and backward operations media movement and undo and retry for attempted failure recovery This log is cleared whenever the system is initialized This error should be reported to Plasmon for decoding 4 Network Interface Not Used 5 Offline Operations Allows basic offline operations 1 Rescan Elements Scans all storage slots and drives to identify media present 2 Return All trays Returns all magazine trays to their magazines 3 Park Library To park the picker before shipping or moving the library Also remove all media before moving the library 4 Test Library To perform basic sensor and motor tests 5 Servic
61. ware revision 2 Serial Number To view the serial number assigned to the library 3 Date and Time To view the current date and time settings 4 SCSI Bus Config To view the current SCSI Bus configuration 5 Changer Address To view the changer SCSI ID 6 Drive Addresses To view individual drive SCSI IDs 7 Changer Options To view changer options Disable Tray Return default Y or N Tray Return on Power Y or default N Disable Autoload Eject Y or default N Ignore Recovery Errors Y or default N Limit Recovery Y or default N Enable All Uattn Y or default N 8 Passwords This option is not available when library is online 9 RMI Information Not supported 2 Status Information Allows viewing only of library status 1 Element Status To view which elements slots drives pickers or I E station are populated by media 2 Drive States To view the power on off state of a drive 3 Power On Hours To view total hours of power to library Useful for preventive maintenance Cannot be reset 4 Unit Cycle Count To view total cycle count since first startup Cannot be reset 5 Drive Load Counts To view total drive loads since last reset of count 6 Function Counts To view total function counts since last reset of count Lift Movement Count Picker 1 Movement Count Picker 2 Movement Count Change Picker Count Pivot L R Col Movement Count
62. when the left expansion bay is installed is column one and the right most column when the right expansion bay is installed is column seven The media slots are numbered from top to bottom except for the magazine slots The table below shows the model number the number of slots and provides a listing of the columns involved The column numbers in the table are listed in sequence Table 4 Organization of Media in the Library Model Number of Slots Column Numbers D875 750 to 875 All Magazine Slots 3 4 and 5 D1525 1400 to 1525 All Magazine Slots 3 4 5 1 and 2 D2175 2050 to 2175 All Magazine Slots 3 4 5 1 2 6 and 7 Optional Expansion Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 876 1201 51 Optional Expansion Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 551 1526 1851 900 901 1225 75 1226 76 925 926 1250 100 1251 101 Magazine Slots 950 1275 125 951 1276 126 975 1300 150 976 1301 151 1000 1325 175 1001 1326 176 VE 1 1 E 10 1025 1350 200 Drive 1026 1351 201 Drive 1050 1375 225 1051 1376 226 9 r 1075 1400 250 1076 1401 251 1100 1425 275 1101 1426 276 1125 1450 300 1126 1451 301 Or 9 1150 1475 325 525 Drive 10 1151 1476 326 526 Drive Or 41 1175 1500 350 1176 1501
63. ys be assigned to SCSI Bus 1 Single Bus Configuration SCSI Bus 1 Host Computer o o owes Figure 37 Single Bus Configuration Terminator Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix B Document Revision E Page 55 Dual Bus Configuration SCSIBus 1 Hast Drive 2 a ul Terminator a Drive 6 I Ir Terminator Figure 38 Dual Bus Configuration SCSIBus2 Appendix B Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Page 56 Document Revision E Triple Bus Configuration SCSIBus 1 Host a E Terminator a Drive 6 CT CT CT Drive 10 Ce Y si Terminator Figure 39 Triple Bus Configuration SCSI Bus 2 Terminator SCSIBus 3 Plasmon D875 D2175 User Manual Appendix B Document Revision E Page 57 SCSI ID Configuration The SCSI IDs are set at the factory to the following settings for the Plasmon D875 D2175 libraries Table 13 Factory Default SCSI IDs for the D875 D2175 Libraries Device Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Config Config Config Config Config Config Config 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SCSI SCSI SCS SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI Bus ID Bus ID Bus ID Bus ID Bus ID Bus ID Bus ID Drive 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Drive 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Drive 3 1 2 2 0 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 Drive 4 1 3 2 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3

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