ADIC Scalar Series manual Copyright Notice Europe, Copyright 1995 adic Europe

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Copyright Notice (Europe)

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Contents I n s t a l l a t i o n a n d O p e r a t i n g G u i d e Scalar SeriesCopyright adic Copyright NoticeCopyright 1995 adic Europe Copyright Notice EuropeShielded Cables EMI/RFI ComplianceUnited States - FCC Canada - Department of Communicationsaccording to EN DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYBlank Page Table of Contents viii What Happens When Door is OpenedRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN Safety WarningsPrecautions Chapter The Scalar SeriesThis Chapter … The Scalar # Tape Slots FeaturesScalar Series Models # DrivesMaximum Capacity and Sustained Transfer Rates OptionsDLT Drives Differential SCSIThe Scalar The Scalar Getting Started Checking the Accessories RequirementsUnpacking and Inspecting Barcode Labels Preparing the Library for InstallationPrepare and Install the Data Cartridges Write-Protect SwitchFigure 4. DLT Cartridge Write-Protect Switch Install Data CartridgesInstall Cleaning Cartridge Optional Close and Lock the Front DoorDrive SCSI ID Rotary Switches Setting the SCSI IDsPreparing the Host Computer System Power Off the ComputerConfirm and/or Install the SCSI Host Interface Backup Softwaresteps you through the final phase of the installation process Connecting the Scalar LibraryDetermining Your SCSI Configuration Installing SCSI Cables, Jumpers, and TerminatorsConnecting the Scalar The following table provides several examples of SCSI configurationsConfiguration Legend SCSI Configuration 1 - One SCSI BusSCSI Configuration 3 - Three SCSI Buses SCSI Configuration 2 - Two SCSI BusesSCSI Configuration 5 - Five SCSI Buses SCSI Configuration 4 - Four SCSI BusesInstalling the Backup Software Powering on the SystemEquipment Description Front Panel Switches and Indicators Front of adic Scalar Library when equipped with MailboxEquipment Description LOCKED LED Displays and IndicatorsPower LED DisplayConnector Rear Panel Switches and ConnectorsDrive SCSI ID Switches Drive SCSI I/O Connectors AC PowerMedia Interchange Shelf Mailbox Off-Line Mode Menus Configuration Menu Buzzer ConfigurationMENU key Set SCSI ID Product Sign-OnOff-Line Time Initialize Scan Barcodes Initialize Map SlotsBarcode Scanner Diagnostics MenuSerial Dnld Flash Mode Write Flash Memory ModeEquipment Description explains normal maintenance procedures Operation and Maintenancedescribes normal operation features of the Scalar Library provides details on the media and drive head cleaning cartridgeOpening the Front Door Power Up ChecksNormal Operations General GuidelinesDrive Power-on Self-Test What Happens When Door is OpenedResuming Operation The Tape in Use LED turns OFF. The Operate Handle LED Drive StatusIndicator Displays and Actions Drive StateDrive Operating Conditions Use the following table to determine each drive’s operating conditioncontinued on next page Label DLT Data Cartridge DLT MediaUnloading a Cartridge from Scalar 458 Library Using the Mailbox Scalar 458 onlyOn-Line Mode Loading a Cartridge into Scalar 458 LibraryOff-Line Mode Loading a Cartridge into DriveDiagnostic Menu Unloading a Cartridge from Drive Moving a Cartridge to/from the Storage Shelves Figure 16. DLT Cleaning Tape Normal MaintenanceCleaning the Drive Head Cleaning TapeHead Cleaning Procedure Cleaning Tape in Mailbox Scalar 458 only or Storage SlotManually Inserting the Cleaning Tape Causes of the Use Cleaning Tape Warning Cleaning the Enclosure Blank Page includes information on error codes and the built-in diagnostics Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsLibrary and Drive Operational Problems Installation ProblemsLibrary Error Codes Environmental ConsiderationsTroubleshooting and Diagnostics When You Call adic Customer Assistance Diagnostics Menu AppendixThis Appendix … Diagnostics Menu Drive TypeDiagnostics Menu Error CountersEvent Counters Operation LogFirmware Revision Press ENTER to select the Servo Controller Position Picker at SlotPosition Picker at Drv Position Picker at Mbox when Mailbox equippedPick From Mailbox when Mailbox equipped Pick From SlotPick From Drive Place In Mailbox when Mailbox equipped Place In SlotPlace In Drive Map Slots Calibrate X and YTest Secondary Fan Close Drive Door Open Drive DoorGlossary 62Glossary cartridgeunload SCSI busslot terminator64Glossary Specifications Reliability Power ConsumptionDrive LibraryError Codes Code Error Code ListingScalar Series Error Codes Error CodesThe jaws do not move at all Blank Page Index 72Index Index73 74Index