Dell 124T LTO-3 technical specifications Autoloader Device Driver

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Manager.

The LTO-3 drive should be listed under the ? Other Devices item as IBM ULTRIUM-TD3 SCSI Sequential Device.

4.Right-click the IBM ULTRIUM-TD3 SCSI Sequential Device listing and click Properties.

5.Select the Driver tab.

6.Click Update Driver.

7.When the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard appears, click Next.

8.Click Display a list... and then click Next.

9.Scroll down and click Tape Drive, and then click Next.

10.Click Have Disk, type D:\Drivers\Drive\ replacing d: with the drive letter for the CD drive into which you inserted the Dell PowerVault 124T Autoloader User's Manual and Drivers CD, and then click OK.

11.Click the IBM ULTRIUM III TAPE DRIVE entry, and then click Next.

12.Click Next to install the driver.

13.Click Finish.

14.Click the Device Properties dialog box.

The drive now appears in Device Manager under Tape Drives as a IBM ULTRIUM III TAPE DRIVE and is ready to use.

Autoloader Device Driver

Microsoft Windows 2000:

1.Make sure that you are logged on to the host server with administrator privileges.

2.Insert the Dell PowerVault 124T Autoloader User's Manual and Drivers CD into the CD drive on the host server.

3.Right-click the My Computer icon on the Windows desktop, click Manage, and then click Device Manager.

The autoloader should be listed under Medium Changers as Unknown Medium Changer Device.

4.Right-click the Unknown Medium Changer Device listing and click Properties.

5.Select the Driver tab.

6.When the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard appears, click Next.

7.Click Display a list... and then click Next.

8.Click Have Disk, type d:\Drivers\Autoloader, replacing d: with the drive letter for the CD drive into which you inserted the Dell PowerVault 124T Autoloader User's Manual and Drivers CD, and then click OK.

9.Click the Dell (tm) PowerVault (tm) 124T Autoloader entry and click Next.

10.Click Next again to install the driver.

11.Click Finish.

12.Close the Device Properties dialog box.

The autoloader now appears in Device Manager under Medium Changers as a Dell (tm) PowerVault (tm) 124T Autoloader, and is ready to use.

Microsoft Windows Server 2003:

1.Make sure that you are logged on to the host server with administrator privileges.

2.Insert the Dell PowerVault 124T Autoloader User's Manual and Drivers CD into the CD drive on the host server.

3.Right-click the My Computer icon on the Windows desktop, click Manage, and then click Device Manager.

The autoloader should be listed under Medium Changers as Unknown Medium Changer Device.

4.Right-click the Unknown Medium Changer Device listing and click Properties.

5.Select the Driver tab.

6.When the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard appears, click Next.

7.Click Display a list... and then click Next.

8.Click Have Disk, type d:\Drivers\Autoloader, replacing d: with the drive letter for the CD drive into which you inserted the Dell PowerVault 124T Autoloader User's Manual and Drivers CD, and then click OK.

9.Click the Dell (tm) PowerVault (tm) 124T Autoloader entry and click Next.

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Contents Dell PowerVault 124T LTO-3 Autoloader Users Guide Configuring the Autoloader Setting the Scsi ID Setting EthernetSetting an IP Gateway Setting the IP AddressSetting the Subnet Mask Setting the Time Server Setting the TimeSetting the Snmp Server Enter Barcode ReaderScsi Barcode Length Setting Magazines Setting SecuritySetting Passwords Getting Lost PasswordsBack to Contents Diagnostic Tests from the Front Panel Setting the SecurityStopping a Diagnostic Test Front Panel Diagnostic TestsRemote Management Unit Diagnostic Tests Diagnostics Using the Remote Management UnitOnline Services Technical AssistanceAutoTech Service Ftp.dell.comAutomated Order-Status Service Technical Support ServiceBefore You Call Installation Overview Installation PreparationAccessories Scsi Bus RequirementsChoosing a Location UL RequirementsBar Code Reader Product OverviewAccessories Unpacking the AutoloaderIdentifying Product Components Back Panel OverviewEthernet cable Scsi cable Scsi terminator Connecting the Scsi and Power CablesScsi cable Scsi terminator Power cable Installing the Device Drivers Click Update DriverPreparing the Host and Verifying the Connection Tape Drive Device DriverAutoloader Device Driver Enabling LUN Support in Linux Back to Contents Overview Logout Enter PasswordsOperators Panel Functionality Moving a Single Cartridge Using CartridgesInsert a Single Cartridge Inward Side of a Magazine Outward Side of a Magazine Using Magazines and Magazine BlanksEjecting a Single Cartridge Manually Operating the Magazine Installing a MagazineEjecting a Magazine Viewing PowerVault 124T Autoloader Status Running an InventoryViewing Status Information MagazinesViewing Firmware Version Viewing Element StatusViewing Tape Drive Status Viewing Tape Drive VersionViewing Ethernet Information MAC addressIP address NetworkDefault Username and Password Remote Management Unit OverviewOpening the Remote Management Unit Viewing Status InformationConfiguration Time DisplayFeedback on Pages System Operations OptionsBar Code Reader Cleaning TapeCompression Setting the Magazines Setting the System TimeSetting Network Options From the Configuration menu, click NetworkingSetting Front Panel Security Options To Set Network ConfigurationTo set User Administration To set the Client Authorization ControlFirmware Error Logs and DiagnosticsViewing Error or History Logs Library Operations Set to Home Physical Specifications Autoloader Performance SpecificationsAutoloader Environmental Specifications Characteristic Product AloneAutoloader Power Specifications Autoloader Vibration SpecificationsAutoloader Shock Specifications Tape Drive SpecificationsBefore Contacting Customer Support Basic TroubleshootingProblem Probable Cause Suggested Action Operator Control Panel Error Display Checking for ErrorsAutoloader Error Detail Autoloader LogsAutoloader Logs through OCP Autoloader Logs through RMUMessage Error Types Stack/Global Data Corruption Error TypesSystem Shutdown/Disruption Error Types System Miscellaneous Error TypesTape Drive Error Types Drive/Media Error TypesMiscellaneous Error Types TCP/IP Stack and Task Error TypesScsi Server Task Error Types Loader Task Error TypesCode Update Error Types Servo Elevator Hardware Error Types Picker/Magazine Servo Error TypesServo Picker Hardware Error Types System Event Types Servo Motor Error TypesMagazine Hardware Error Types Diagnostic Error Types Front Panel Error TypesBarcode Error Types TapeAlert Logs TapeAlert Logs through OCPTapeAlert Interpretation TapeAlert Logs through RMUPage Page Page To Remove the Autoloader from a Rack Returning the Autoloader for ServiceTo prepare the autoloader for shipment Packing the Autoloader
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