Compaq 340622-002 manual Cartridge Specifications Compatibility, and Formats, Projected Duty Cycle

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1-2Overview

Cartridge Specifications,

Compatibility, and Formats

IMPORTANT: We recommend that you use only tapes purchased from vendors that have been qualified by Compaq. The qualified vendors are Sony and Imation.

The drive supports the standard QIC formats listed in the following table .

Table 1-1

Supported QIC formats

QIC format

Cartridge Capacity

Imation Product

Sony Product

QIC-4GB

8.0 GB (compressed) or

Magnus 4.0

QD9400

 

4.0 GB (uncompressed)

 

 

 

 

 

 

QIC-2GB-DC

2.5 GB

Magnus 2.5

QD9250

 

 

 

 

 

2.0 GB

Magnus 2.0

 

 

 

 

 

QIC-1000

1.2 GB

Magnus 1.2

QD9120

 

 

 

 

 

1.0 GB

Magnus 1.0

 

 

 

 

 

QIC-525

525 MB

DC-6525

QD6525

 

 

 

 

 

320 MB

DC-6320

 

 

 

 

 

QIC-150

250 MB

DC-6250

QD6250

 

 

 

 

 

150 MB

DC-6150

QD6150

 

 

 

 

NOTE: The Compaq SLR Tape drive features full read and write backwards- compatibility between the above formats.

Projected Duty Cycle

The user should track the amount of time that the drive is in use so that cleaning can be scheduled at the appropriate time.

See Chapter 4, “Operating and Cleaning the Drive” for more information on cleaning the drive.

Compaq SLR Tape Drive User Guide

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Contents SLR Tape Drive Compaq SLR Tape Drive User Guide Contents Installing the Software Drivers Appendix B Appendix C Vii About This Guide Text Conventions Viii About This Guide Symbols in Text Getting Help Compaq Web SiteIx About This Guide Telephone NumbersData Compression OverviewDrive Capacity Drive Performance2Overview Cartridge Specifications Compatibility, and FormatsProjected Duty Cycle Supported QIC formatsKit Contents Controller Chapter Drive InstallationRequirements ToolsPreparing the System Setting the Drive’s Scsi ID2Drive Installation Selecting the Scsi ID 3Drive InstallationLocating the Jumper Block Selecting the Scsi ID Installing the Drive4Drive Installation 5Drive Installation 6Drive Installation Installing the Drive With Rails7Drive Installation Installing the Drive Without Rails8Drive Installation Installing the Power Cable ExtenderReassembling the System Completing the Installation9Drive Installation Obtaining the Drivers Installing the Software Drivers1Installing the Software Drivers 2Installing the Software Drivers Novell IntranetWare/NetWare 3Installing the Software DriversNovell IntranetWare/NetWare Aspi Support 4Installing the Software DriversCompaq Aspi Support 5Installing the Software DriversMicrosoft Windows NT 6Installing the Software DriversMicrosoft Windows 7Installing the Software DriversSCO OpenServer 8Installing the Software DriversSCO UnixWare 9Installing the Software DriversSCO UnixWare IBM OS/2 10Installing the Software DriversSunSoft Solaris 11Installing the Software DriversSunSoft Solaris Banyan Vines 12Installing the Software DriversBanyan Vines 1Operating and Cleaning the Drive Chapter Operating and Cleaning DriveMeaning of Front Panel LED Display Front Panel Indicators2Operating and Cleaning the Drive OperationFront Panel Controls 3Operating and Cleaning the DriveHandling and Storing a Cartridge 4Operating and Cleaning the DriveLoading and Unloading a Cartridge 5Operating and Cleaning the DriveRetensioning a Cartridge 6Operating and Cleaning the Drive7Operating and Cleaning the Drive Cleaning GuidelinesUsing the Cartridge’s Write Protect Switch Cleaning Procedure8Operating and Cleaning the Drive 1Troubleshooting TroubleshootingSoftware Checks Quick Checklist2Troubleshooting Hardware ChecksTroubleshooting Flowchart 3TroubleshootingChecking for Resource Conflicts Completing the System Configuration Worksheet4Troubleshooting 5Troubleshooting Checking the Drive Checking Power to the Drive6Troubleshooting Sense Codes Troubleshooting in Novell IntranetWare/NetWare7Troubleshooting Checking Software8Troubleshooting Troubleshooting in Microsoft Windows NTUsing the System Event Log A typical Event Viewer display 9TroubleshootingChange from Bytes to Words 10TroubleshootingVerifying the software drivers 11Troubleshooting12Troubleshooting Troubleshooting in SCO OpenServerTroubleshooting in IBM OS/2 13Troubleshooting Troubleshooting in Banyan VinesAccessing the System Log from Operator menu Accessing the System Log from Operate utilityArcServe for NT Logs Troubleshooting in ArcServe for NT14Troubleshooting A typical Activity Log display 15TroubleshootingA typical Tape Engine Log display 16Troubleshooting17Troubleshooting Troubleshooting with ArcServe for NetWareGeneric Error Report 18TroubleshootingVerifying Recent Changes 19TroubleshootingCorrecting Intermittent Failures 20TroubleshootingUpgrading the Firmware with a Cartridge 21TroubleshootingUpgrading the Firmware 22Troubleshooting Upgrading the Firmware By using the Option ROMPaqSelect an Image screen 23TroubleshootingCreating a ROMPaq diskette Upgrading the firmwareFor Further Assistance 24Troubleshooting1Regulatory Compliance Notices Regulatory Compliance NoticesFederal Communications Commission Notice 2Regulatory Compliance Notices Class B EquipmentCables Canadian Notice Avis CanadienEuropean Union Notice Modifications4Regulatory Compliance Notices Japanese Notice Australian Notice1Electrostatic Appendix B Electrostatic DischargeGrounding Methods 2Electrostatic Locating the Jumper Block Drive Configuration Options1Drive Configuration Options Identifying the Jumpers 2Drive Configuration OptionsTable C-1 Selecting the Scsi ID 3Drive Configuration OptionsSelecting the Scsi ID Enabling/Disabling Bus Parity TestingConfiguring the Scsi ID in a SCO OpenServer environment 4Drive Configuration OptionsIndex IBM OS/2 Scsi ID Index