Note: You can also mount the drive in a
2.Remove the cover plate from the bay selected. Slide the drive partially into the bay. Align the
3.Use the screws provided to secure the drive in the bay. Usually two screws are used on each side. Some installations use the screw holes on the bottom (circuit board side) of the drive. Using the wrong size screws can damage the drive. Do not overtighten the screws. Check to ensure that the drive is securely mounted.
Step 5. Attaching the SCSI and Power Cables
1.Locate the SCSI and power connectors. The tape drive connectors are: v SCSI connector
vSCSI connector - pin 1
vPower connector
2.Locate the SCSI bus cable (usually a
3.There can be up to seven connectors on the cable from the SCSI bus adapter. Locate an available SCSI connector and plug it into the tape drive. Ensure that line 1 of the SCSI cable (usually color coded) aligns with pin 1 of the SCSI connector.
4.Locate an available power cable and connect it to the
Step 6. Completing the Installation
1.Be sure that the power and interface connectors are securely attached.
2.Be sure that the cables are neatly routed. They must not: v Get in the way when the cover is replaced
vImpede the power supply fan blade
vBlock air ¯ow paths
3.Replace the Store Controller cover and secure it in place.
4.Reconnect the ac power cord and cables. Turn on all attached devices; then turn on the Store Controller.
Installing the External SCSI Drive
This section provides instructions for installing the external SCSI tape drive. The external SCSI model is essentially the internal SCSI model in a
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