HP SL500 (M852x) manual Configuration Example Fiber-optic, Series Rear View System

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Configuring the M8521 Tape Library for the NonStop	Configuration Overview
S-Series Server

Figure 7-1. Configuration Example

Fiber-optic	IOAM
Cable	IOAM
	Enclosure	ServerNet	Control
		Switch Board	Path
MSEBs		Fibre Channel	Data
		Fibre Channel	Data
		ServerNet	Path
		Adapters (FCSAs)

Fiber-optic

Cables

NonStop	Modular Rack	Tape Library
S-Series		(Rear View)
System

Note. The control path is used to control the robot, and the data path is used to control the tape drive (M8504).

For more information on the IOAM enclosure, see the Modular I/O Installation and Configuration Guide.

SL500 (M852x) Tape Library Installation and User’s Guide—541531-006

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Contents Product Version Supported Release Version Updates RVUs AbstractPart Number Published Document History Part Number Product Version Published SL500 M852x Tape Library Installation and User’s Guide Overview of the Tape LibraryCartridge Information Figures TablesContents What’s New in This Manual Manual InformationNew and Changed Information Document HistoryPage About This Manual Notation ConventionsHypertext Links Change Bar NotationViii Overview of the Tape Library This section includesViews and Locations Front View of Tape Library ComponentsBack View of Tape Library Components Physical Configurations Base Module Slots Slots Locations for Firmware Slot Mapping Slots Locations for Scsi Element Numbering Mapping Slot Capacity for Back Wall of Cartridge Expansion Module Capacities CAP Robotics Unit Robotics Components Hand Assembly Electronics FansRLC Card Interface CardsPower System Cartridge Access PortCAP Condition LTO Generation 3 Specifications Specification PerformanceSupported Tape Drives LTO UltriumSafety Features Cards and Power SupplyAudit of Tape Library RoboticsInterfaces 10. Tape Library Interfaces LocationsControls and Indicators Power SwitchKeypad Buttons and Indicators Keypad Buttons and Indicators Buttons/Indicators DescriptionIndicator ButtonPage Automated Mode Opening the Front Door With PowerSecuring the Front Door With Power Library OperationSliding a Magazine Into a CAP Powering On the Tape Library Powering Off the Tape LibraryManual Mode Opening the Front Door Without PowerSecuring the Front Door Without Power Door Locking Lever ExtendedLocate and Remove Cartridge Insert Cartridges Into SlotsInserting Cartridges Into Slots Inserting a Cartridge Into a Tape Drive Inserting Cartridge Into Tape DriveRemoving a Cartridge From a Tape Drive Location of Unload ButtonRemoving a Cartridge From the Gripper Assembly Replacing a Cleaning Cartridge Manual Release ScrewPage Cartridge Information Handle CartridgesInspect Cartridges Maintain Cartridges Ultrium Cartridges Apply Cartridge LabelsValid Labels LTO Cartridge Codes Label Type of CartridgeUltrium Cartridge Label Setting the Write-Protect Switch Write-Protect SwitchLTO Gen 1, Gen 2, and Gen 3 Cartridge Specifications Specification L3 Cartridge L2 Cartridge L1 CartridgePage Supported Connections Adding the Control Path and the Data PathServerNet/DA To add the data path PMF CRU PMF CRU Supported Connection Adding the Control Path and Data PathTo add the data path SCF, issue this command Configuration Overview Configuration Example Fiber-optic Series Rear View SystemAdding the Control Path and Data Path Page Specifications Figure A-1. Library and Rack DimensionsFigure A-2. Tape Library and Rack Dimensions Tape Library Components Weights Table A-1. Library Component WeightsTable A-2. Library Environment Specifications Tape Library EnvironmentPower Power Cord Numbers and ReceptaclesTable A-3. Power Cord and Receptacles Table A-4. Non-Country-Specific CordsInstalling the Power Cords Figure A-3. Power Cabling Power Specifications Table A-5. Power for Library Without Tape DrivesTable A-6. Power for Base Unit and Two LTO Tape Drives Page Safety and Compliance Regulatory Compliance StatementsFCC Compliance Canadian ComplianceStatements-2 European Union Notice Laser ComplianceSafety Caution Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Weee High Leakage CurrentSafety