Tandberg Data T40 Words Commonly Used on the FPI and RMI, Abbr. Description, Symbol Description

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Words Commonly Used on the FPI and RMI

Some of the words displayed on the FPI and RMI screens may need an explanation. Table 4. Commonly Used Words on FPI and RMI

Word

Idle

Drive Empty

Drive Loaded

Drive Idle

Drive Rewinding

Drive Seeking

Drive Reading

Drive Writing

Drive Erasing

Drive Cleaning

Drive Loading

Drive Unloading

Drive Update Ready

Drive Updating

Drive

Calibrating

Abbr. in

Description

FPI

 

 

 

 

The library is idle.

 

 

__

There is no cartridge in the drive.

 

 

ld

A cartridge is loaded in the drive.

 

 

ie

A cartridge is loaded and the drive is ready to use it.

 

 

rw

The drive is rewinding the tape.

 

 

sk

The drive is searching for specific data on the tape.

 

 

rd

The drive is reading data for transfer to a host via the SCSI interface.

 

 

wr

The drive is writing data received from a host to the tape.

 

 

er

The drive is erasing data from parts of or the whole of the tape.

 

 

cl

A cleaning tape has been inserted into the drive, and the drive is using

 

it to clean the relevant mechanical parts.

 

 

ld

A tape has been inserted into the drive. The drive is in the process of

 

mechanically loading the tape.

 

 

ul

The drive is in the process of mechanically unloading the tape.

 

 

ur

The drive has completed an internal update.

 

 

ud

The drive is in the process of an internal firmware update.

 

 

ca

A data tape has been inserted and loaded into the drive. The drive is

 

in the process of measuring its physical properties.

 

 

During inventory and in the Maps menu, different symbols are displayed on the FPI to indicate if there are cartridges present in the magazines, in the drives, and in the robotics, as show in Table 5. Cartridge Present Symbols on FPI during Inventory and in the Maps Menu.

Table 5. Cartridge Present Symbols on FPI during Inventory and in the Maps Menu

Symbol on FPI

Description

__

Drive Present, load status empty

 

 

??

Drive present, load status unknown

 

 

**

Drive not installed

 

 

Symbols for the magazine slots and the robotics

Symbol

Description

Grey box if magazine slot/robotics status is unknown

Filled box if cartridge is present in the magazine slot/the robotics

Empty box if cleaning cartridge is present in the magazine slot

The magazine slot/the robotics is empty

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Information about the Operator Interfaces

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Contents Installation and User Guide Copyright 2006 Tandberg Data ASA Table of Contents Information about the Operator Interfaces Updating Firmware Approved Drive Types Figures Tables Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive Explanation of Symbols and NotesAbout This Guide Product Model NumberOther Documents You Might Need Getting More Information or HelpTape Drive Support Product OverviewProduct Description Front Panel Data Transfer RatesMagazines Rear Panel LED IndicatorsStandby Switch Control ButtonsADI Bridging and LUN Library FeaturesOperator Interfaces Station PartitionsControl Path Simple Network Management Protocol SnmpBrowser Requirements Unpack Unpacking the StorageLibraryFinding a Location for the StorageLibrary Page Installing the Library Remove the Transport Locking ScrewsMounting the StorageLibrary in a Rack Mounting the Rack mount Ears Rack mounting Kit with Rack mount Ears Right figureInstalling the Right Rail Assembly Installing the Rails in a RackInstalling the Left Rail Assembly Mounting the StorageLibrary to the Rack StepInstalling the Library Connecting Library Cables ScsiConnecting the Cables Connecting Library Cables Fibre ChannelGuidelines for Connecting the Scsi Cables System Power-on Labeling Cartridges for the Barcode Reader Page Scroll Function Information about the Operator InterfacesFront Panel Interface FPI Remote Management Interface Menu TreesPage Network Operations Assign Media Import Media Setup Setup WizardTools Prepare to Ship Restore Default Reports LibraryReports Network Operations Export Media Setup SlotsDrive FW Upgrade System Test Cycle test Reset Web Password License Key RAS Tickets StatisticsPage Diagnostics Operations Assign Media Setup Setup WizardTools Maintenance Import Media NetworkRAS Tickets Statistics License Key Notification Web Password Reports NetworkHome Screen ToolsOperator Privileges RMI Home ScreenWords Commonly Used on the FPI and RMI Symbol on FPI DescriptionSymbol Description WordMap Menu Status Page Using the Default Administrative User Account Administrator Configuring the LibraryAbout the Setup Wizard Using the Setup Wizard Setup Wizard TasksConfiguring Network Settings Remote Access Applying a License KeyFrom the FPI, select Setup Activate License Configuring I/E SlotsConfiguring Cleaning Slots Creating Partitions Configuring PartitionsFrom the RMI, select Setup Partition/Drive Reconfigure Partitions Changing Partition ModesSetting Drive ID Modifying the Control PathConfiguring Autoclean Configuring FPI PasswordSetting Date and Time Configuring RMI PasswordConfiguring Menu Timeout Configuring Barcode ScanConfiguring E-mail Notification Configuring Audible AlarmConfiguring Snmp Page Logging Out Running the LibraryLogging Importing CartridgesImporting Cartridges via I/E Slot Unloading from Tape Drives Exporting CartridgesLoading to Tape Drives Import Cartridges via Bulk Loading of MagazinesCleaning Media Handling Cleaning Tape DrivesImporting Cleaning Media Exporting Cleaning MediaMagazine Handling Manual CleanTaking the Library Online/Offline Taking a Library OnlineRemoving Cartridges from the Magazine Removing the Magazine from the UnitInserting Cartridges into the Magazine Inserting a Magazine into the Unit Manual/Emergency Release of MagazinesStandby Functionality Getting Status and Information Viewing Library SettingsViewing Partitions/Drive Settings Viewing Network Settings Viewing StatisticsViewing Log Page Adding, Removing and Replacing Power Supply UnitRemoving and Replacing a Power Supply Required tools NoneRequired tools Screwdriver Tape Drive UnitAdding a Tape Drive Permanently Removing a Tape Drive Removing and Replacing a Tape DrivePage Updating Firmware Updating Library FirmwareFrom the RMI, select Tools Drive Settings Updating Drive FirmwareFrom the FPI, select Tools Drive Settings Page Working With Cartridges and Barcodes Handling Cartridges ProperlyBarcode Requirements Installing Barcode LabelsWrite-Protecting Cartridges Viewing RAS Tickets TroubleshootingAbout RAS Tickets Supported RAS Tickets Parameters and Priority Closing RAS TicketsSupported RAS Tickets Display Message Description Ticket Suggested ActionDisplay Message Interpreting LEDs Verifying Hardware Maintenance MenusDiagnostics Menu Item nameVerifying Recent Changes Troubleshooting MatrixSoftware Checking Problem Power Solution Problem Cartridge Movement Problem Media Problem Scsi problemsProblem Library Performance Problem CleaningProblem Solution Errors Displayed on Front Panel Problem Write or Read IssuesProblem LED Error Messages Problem Remote Management Problem Forgot PasswordShipping or Transporting StorageLibrary Reinserting the Transport Locking ScrewsPacking the StorageLibrary Transport Locking Screws Marked with Red Plastic TabSpecifications T40 Library 4U control moduleDimensions Library DimensionsLibrary Component Weights WeightPower Requirements Climatic SpecificationsPage EMC Approvals Safety and Regulatory InformationSafety Approvals EuropeCanada Conformity DeclarationsJapan Australia/New ZealandApproved Drive Types
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T40 specifications

Tandberg Data T40 represents a significant advancement in data storage technology, offering users a robust and reliable solution for managing and preserving their information. This external tape drive is designed for small to medium-sized businesses that require high-capacity backup and archiving options. The T40 seamlessly combines efficiency with cutting-edge technology, making it a favored choice among IT professionals.

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