Quantum DLT VS80 manual Configuring Your Internal Tape Drive, Setting the Scsi ID

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DLT VS80 Tape Drive Installation and Operations Guide

3.3.2Configuring Your Internal Tape Drive

The following sections explain how to configure your internal tape drive.

Setting the SCSI ID

All SCSI devices that are attached to the server or workstation must have a unique SCSI ID. Check the SCSI IDs on all other devices on the selected server or workstation, including the SCSI host bus adapter, and select an unused SCSI ID for your tape drive. The factory default SCSI ID is 5drive’s factory default SCSI ID is not being used, you do not need to change the SCSI ID.

NOTE: If the tape drive is attached to a narrow SCSI bus, you can only use IDs 0 through 7. If it is a wide SCSI bus, then you can use IDs 0 through 15.

1.Locate the SCSI ID jumpers on the rear panel of the tape drive as shown in Figure 3-6.

68-pin SCSI connector

Power connector

SCSI ID jumpers

Figure 3-6.Back Panel Connections, Internal Tape Drive

2.Use the supplied jumpers to set the desired SCSI ID, as shown in the following table:

Table 3-1.Selecting the SCSI ID

SCSI ID

0

1

2

3

4

5a

6

7

Jumper

Block

SCSI ID

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Jumper

Block

a. Factory default SCSI ID

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Contents Page Trademarks CopyrightLegal Disclaimers Contact InformationFollowing table lists all revisions made to this document Revision HistoryMay Table of Contents DLT VS80 Use List of Figures List of Figures Viii May List of Tables List of Tables May Related Documents Purpose and ScopeStructure of this Manual For More Information Reader Comments Conventions Used in this ManualDLT VS80 Tape Drive Overview DLT VS80 Tape Drive FeaturesData Transfer Rate Embedded Diagnostics Firmware Update CapabilityCapacity Data CompressionScsi Requirements Preparing to Install Your Tape DriveBefore You Begin Installing Your Tabletop Tape DriveUnpacking Your Tabletop Tape Drive and Selecting a Location Unpacking Your Tabletop Tape DriveSelecting a Location for Your Tabletop Tape Drive Tabletop Tape Drive Rear Panel Layout Setting the Scsi IDScsi ID Selector Switch Connecting the CablesTape Drive Scsi and Power Cable Connections Workstation Scsi Cable Connections Terminating Your Tabletop Tape Drive Powering the TerminatorCompleting the Installation Unpacking Your Internal Tape Drive Installing Your Internal Tape DriveSetting the Scsi ID Configuring Your Internal Tape DriveTerminating Your Internal Tape Drive Terminator InstallationScsi Cable with Built-in Terminator Installing Your Internal Tape DriveDLT VS80 Installation 10.Tape Drive Installation in an Open Drive Bay Refer to Terminating Your Internal Tape Drive on 12.Securing the Internal Tape Drive in the Installation Bay Testing Your Tape Drive General Troubleshooting Guidelines Troubleshooting Your Tape DriveTroubleshooting the Tape Drive Symptom Problem Solution Understanding Errors Indicated by Front Panel LEDs DLT VS80 Installation May DLT VS80 Use Front Panel Controls and IndicatorsIndicator Activity During Tape Drive Operation Indicator Activity During Power-On Self-Test PostLEDs on page 3-20for help troubleshooting your tape drive Loading a Data Cartridge Data Cartridge Use and CareUnloading a Data Cartridge Write-Protecting Data Cartridges Caring for Your Data Cartridges Using the Cleaning Cartridge Updating Tape Drive Firmware-Overview DLT VS80 FirmwareUpdating the Firmware Creating a Firmware Update Data CartridgeUpdating the Firmware DLT VS80 Tape Drive Installation and Operations Guide Problem Indications/Solution Troubleshooting the Firmware UpgradePage Rev A07