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Sony SDX-1100V/R Manual

Sony SDX-1100V/R Manual

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SDX-1100V SDX-1100V/R 5.25Model
- Product Specification Manual Version 1.0
  - August, 2006
- 2Notice
  - 613. APPENDIX F: AIT BASED WORM SYSTEM.............................................13-1
  - 91. Introduction
    - 1.1. About this Product Specification Manual
    - 1.2. Introducing the Sony AIT Technology
    - 1.3. Features of the Drive
    - 111.4. Reference
    - 1.4.1. How to get ECMA-329 Standard Document
  - 132. Specifications
    - 2.1. Specifications 2.1.1. Dimensions
      - 2.Specification
      - 2-2 SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver. 1.0
      - 142.1.1.1. Mounting Holes
        Figure 2-2a: SDX-1100V Mounting Holes
        152.Specification
        
        SONY AIT-5 drive SDX-1100V series Ver.1.0 2-3
        Figure 2-2b: SDX-1100V/R Mounting Holes
    - 162.1.2. Weight
    - 2.1.3. Connectors
      - 2.1.3.1. SCSI Cables and Terminators
    - 2.2. Environmental Specifications
    - 2.2.1. Temperature and Humidity Range
    - 172.2.2. Altitude
    - 2.2.3. Suspended Particulate
    - 2.2.4. Vibration
    - 2.2.5. Shock
    - 2.2.6. Acoustic Noise
    - 2.2.7. EMC
    - 2.2.8. Orientation
    - 182.3. Performance Specification
    - 2.3.1. Data Capacity
    - 192.3.2. Data transfer Rate
      - 2.3.2.1. Sustained Data Transfer Rate to and from the Tape
      - 2.3.2.2. Burst Transfer Rate to and from the SCSI Bus
    - 2.3.3. Initialize Time
    - 2.3.4. Load Time
    - 2.3.5. Unload Time
    - 2.3.6. Search Time
    - 2.3.7. Rewind Time
      - time for SDX-1100V. The time it may take for retrying is not reflected here.
    - 202.3.8. Long Erase Time
    - 2.3.9. Error Rate
      - M
    - 2.3.10. Definition of Failure
    - 2.3.11. Mean Time Between Failures
      - DutyCycle=Tape
      - otion Time PowerOn Time 100
    - 2.3.12. Mean Time to Repair
    - 2.3.13. Component Life
    - 2.3.14. Durability
    - 212.4. Safety
    - 2.4.1. Conditions of Acceptability
    - 2.5. Installation Requirements
    - 2.5.1. Power Requirements
    - 222.6. Data Compression
  - 233. Installation
    - 3.1. Installation Guide
      - Dip switch
    - 243.1.1. SCSI ID Number Jumper
    - 3.1.2. Termination Power Switch
    - 253.1.3. Parity Disable Jumper
    - 3.1.4. Data Compression ON Switch
    - 3.1.5. Power Connector
      - 5
      - V GND GND 12V
      - 4
      - 3 2 1
    - 3.1.6. SCSI 68 pin Connector
    - 283.1.7. Attaching and Removing the Dust Cover
  - 314. Operation
    - 4.1. Summary of LED Indications
    - 324.2. Operator Action 4.2.1. Powering up the Drive
    - 4.2.2. Inserting Cassettes
      - Hard reset hole
    - 4.2.3. Removing Cassettes
    - 4.2.4. Hard Reset Hole
    - 4.2.5. Write-Protecting Cassettes
    - 334.3. Internal Function 4.3.1. The Load Sequence
    - 4.3.2. The Unload Sequence
    - 4.3.3. Power-Fail or SCSI Reset Handling
    - 344.3.4. Diagnostic and Normal Status Displays
      - 4.3.4.1. Diagnostic Status Display
      - 4.3.4.2. Normal Status Display
    - 354.4. Tape Alert
    - 4.5. Tape Format
    - 364.6. Maintenance, Troubleshooting and Service 4.6.1. Head Cleaning
      - 4.6.1.1. Message When Cleaning Cassette is Necessary
      - 4.6.1.2. The condition of Cleaning Request
      - 4.6.1.3. Usage of Cleaning Cassette
    - 4.6.2. Troubleshooting Guide
      - 4.6.2.1. Operational Problems
      - 4.6.2.2. Read/Write Problems
      - 4.6.2.3. Replace Tape
      - 4.6.2.4. Media Warning
    - 394.6.3. Clearance for Service
    - 4.6.4. Packaging for Return to Sony
  - 415. SCSI Interface
    - 5.1. Introduction
    - 5.1.1. Overview of the SCSI Interface
    - 5.1.2. Supported Messages
    - 425.1.3. Supported Commands
    - 435.2. SCSI Bus Operation 5.2.1. Typical SCSI Operation
    - 5.2.2. Disconnect
    - 445.3. Message Specification
    - 455.3.1. COMMAND COMPLETE (00h)
    - 5.3.2. EXTENDED MESSAGE (01h)
      - 5.3.2.1. PARALLEL PROTOCOL REQUEST (04h)
        d) After a change in the transceiver mode (e.g., LVD mode to SE mode)
      - 465.3.2.2. SYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSFER REQUEST (01h)
      - 485.3.2.3. WIDE DATA TRANSFER REQUEST
    - 495.3.3. SAVE DATA POINTER (02h)
    - 5.3.4. RESTORE POINTERS (03h)
    - 5.3.5. DISCONNECT (04h)
    - 505.3.6. INITIATOR DETECTED ERROR (05h)
    - 5.3.7. ABORT (06h)
    - 5.3.8. MESSAGE REJECT (07h)
    - 5.3.9. NO OPERATION (08h)
    - 5.3.10. MESSAGE PARITY ERROR (09h)
    - 515.3.11. BUS DEVICE RESET (0Ch)
    - 5.3.12. IDENTIFY (80h-FFh)
    - 5.3.13. IGNORE WIDE RESIDUE (23h)
    - 525.4. Status Specification
  - 556. Command Specification
  - 1637. Drive Diagnostics
    - 7.1. Overview
    - 7.2. Diagnostic Test
    - 7.2.1. Power-on Self Test
    - 1647.2.2. SEND DIAGNOSTIC command - Self Test
    - 7.2.3. SEND DIAGNOSTIC command - Individual Test
    - 1657.2.4. Diagnostic Test Number Summary
    - 1667.2.5. RECEIVE DIAGNOSTIC RESULT command
  - 1698. APPENDIX A: ASC & ASCQ Alphabetic Order
  - 1719. APPENDIX B: ASC & ASCQ Numeric Order
  - 17310. APPENDIX C: ASC & ASCQ for AIT (Sony Unique)
  - 17511. APPENDIX D: SCSI Commands (Op Code Order)
  - 17712. APPENDIX E: Medium Auxiliary Memory Attribute
    - 12.1. INTRODUCTION
    - 12.2. OVERVIEW
    - 12.3. MEDIUM AUXILIALY MEMORY ATTRIBUTE TYPES AND STATES
    - 17812.4. MEDIUM AUXILIARY MEMORY ATTRIBUTE DATA 12.4.1. Attribute Format
    - 17912.4.2. Attribute Identifier Values
    - 12.4.3. Standard Device Type Attributes
    - 18512.4.4. Standard Medium Type Attributes
    - 18612.4.5. Standard Host Type Attributes
  - 18913. APPENDIX F: AIT based WORM system
    - 13.1. Important Notice
    - 13.2. Write-Protected (WP) Bit in Mode Sense Data
    - 13.3. How to detect a WORM cartridge.
    - 13.4. How to initialize a WORM cartridge.
    - 19013.5. How to handle the WORM cartridge in the drive.
  - 19114. APPENDIX G: CD-ROM Device Emulation for Disaster Recovery
    - 14.1. Overview
    - 14.2. Creating Disaster Recovery Tape
    - 14.3. Configuring The Drive For Disaster Recovery Operation
    - 14.4. Exiting DR Mode
    - 14.5. Supported CD-ROM DR Command Set 14.5.1. Inquiry (12h)
    - 14.5.2. Read 10 (28h)
    - 14.5.3. Read Capacity (0x25)
    - 19214.5.4. Read TOC (0x43)
    - 14.5.5. Mode Sense/Select Page Code 0x3C
    - 14.6. Reset Handling

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