Chapter 6. Advanced Operating Procedures

The advanced operating procedures for the 3494 are described in this chapter.

Table6 shows the advanced operating procedures an operator can perform by

using the library manager at the rear of the library.

Table6. Quick Reference to Advanced Operating Procedures

Task Reference
Using the library manager “Using the Library Manager”on page 88.
Making selections with the library manager “Making Library Manager Selections”on
page92.
Making selections with a keyboard “Selections with the Keyboard”on page 92.
Making selections with the pointing device “Selections with the Pointing Device” on
page92.
Using the Help pull-down “Using the Help Pull-Down”on page 94.
Using the Help search “Help Search”on page 95.
Using the Help action bar and function keys “HelpAction Bar and Function Keys” on
page95.
Using the Operator menu “Using the Operator Menu” on page 98.
Using the Mode pull-down “Usingthe Mode Pull-Down” on page 99.
Using theAuto selection “Auto”on page 100.
Using the Pause selection “Pause”on page 100.
Using the Manual selection “Manual”on page 101.
Using the Online selection “Online”on page 101.
Using the Offline selection “Offline”on page 103.
Using the Service menu selection “Service Menu”on page 104.
Switching theActive Library to Standby “SwitchActive Library Manager to Standby”
on page 105.
Switching theActive Accessor to Standby “SwitchActive Accessor to Standby” on
page106.
Enabling Dual Active Accessors “Enable Dual Active Accessors” on page 107.
Disabling Dual Active Accessors “DisableDual Active Accessors” on
page107.
Using the Shutdown selection “Shutdown”on page 108.
Using the Status pull-down “Using the Status Pull-Down” on page 109.
Using the Operational Status selection “Operational Status” on page111.
Using the Component availability selection “Component Availability” on page 115.
Using the VTS Status selection “Using the Status Pull-Down” on page 109.
Using the Performance Statistics selection “Performance Statistics” on page 119.
DisplayingAccessor Mounts per Hour Figure70 on page122.
Using the VTSActive data selection “VTSActive Data” on page 123.
Using the VTS Data flow selection “VTS Data Flow” on page 125.
Using the VTS Mount hit data selection “VTS Mount Hit Data”on page 126.
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