Scsi ID=8 | Quantum LTO-2 specs

Figure 2 Internal

LTO-2 Half-Height

Tape Drive Jumper

Settings

Drive Configuration

Jumper Pins

Default

settings:

Pins: Function:

1-2 SCSI ID bit 0

3-4 SCSI ID bit 1

5-6 SCSI ID bit 2

7-8 SCSI ID bit 3

9-10 Reserved

11-12 Termination Power

Chapter 2 Installation and Quick Start Installing an Internal LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive

Drive Configuration Jumper Pins

Jumper Settings

SCSI ID=0

SCSI ID=8

SCSI ID=1

SCSI ID=9

SCSI ID=2

SCSI ID=10

SCSI ID=3

SCSI ID=11

SCSI ID=4

SCSI ID=12

SCSI ID=5

SCSI ID=13

SCSI ID=6

SCSI ID=14

SCSI ID=7

SCSI ID=15

Term. power

LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide

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Quantum LTO-2 manual Scsi ID=8

Contents

72 Copyright Statement Contents Chapter Operation Mean Time to Replace Safety Compliance EMC ComplianceInjected Noise Reliability Chapter Troubleshooting Guide Figures Figures Viii Tables Tables Audience Purpose Document Organization Preface Tech Tip NotationalConventions Contacts SCSI-2 SpecificationRelated Documents Visit our web site Customer SupportSend faxes for the Customer Support Department to Send e-mail for the Customer Support Department to 1Introduction Features 2Installation and Quick Start Drive Quick Start Quick Start GuideInternal LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Desktop LTO-2 Internal Tape Drive Guidelines and Cautions Unpacking and Inspection Installing an Internal LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive Drive Installation Instructions Scsi ID Jumper Pins Scsi ID=8 Jumpers Open Shunted DefaultTerminator Power Within 5 degrees of horizontal MountingHorizontally or vertically see figure Internal LTO Half-Height Tape Drive Mounting Dimensions Rear View Internal LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive Tape Libraries Connecting aChecking the Scsi Termination Serial Cable for Cable Connecting a PowerInstalling the LTO Driver Pin Numbers Description Installing a Desktop LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive Desktop LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive Cord LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide 3Operation Generic Front Panel Display Understanding the Front Panel Display EOT Blink Codes Cartridge Using LTO CartridgesLoading a Cartridge Unloading a Cartridge Write-protecting a Cartridge Care Maintenance Retensioning the Tape Drive Maintenance Operation Drive Maintenance Operation Drive Maintenance Track Layout 4Theory Shows the layout of data on an LTO tape Data Integrity Recording MethodData Buffer C1 ECC Tracking is re-established FaultsData Compression Servo-tracking Data Compression Considerations Compression Intelligent DataPage 5Specifications Internal Scsi Drive Specification Without Bezel With Bezel Physical Specifications Internal LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive Dimensions Idle Power Watts RMS Standby Power Typical Operating Power Power SpecificationsSpecification +12 VDC + 5VDC Specification LTO-2 Drive Performance Specifications Specification Value Environmental Requirements Specification Operational Non-operational At any frequency between 45 Hz and 20 MHz ReliabilityInjected Noise Mean Time Between Failures Specification Description Environmental Considerations LTO Cartridge SpecificationsMean Time to Replace Reliability Regulatory ComplianceCartridge Memory Country Regulatory Organization Compliant to EMC Compliance Country Regulatory Organization Compliant to Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment 6UNIX Settings Word About Scsi Controllers Configuring for the DEC/Compaq Unix Environment Parameters Save the file. Then run the following command Controllers Finding CurrentTargets Types St.conf ConfiguringDevice File Smit Set the Block size to Enter Smit at the Tape Drive menu by typing smit tape Current tape drives can be found using the command Configuring for SCO Open ServerUsing the command This command produces output similar to Configuring the LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive with mkdev Finding Existing Scsi Controllers Devices Configuring for Linux You should see output similar to To find existing Scsi devices execute the commandYou may see output similar to Output of the command will be similar to the following Configuring for SGI IrixScsi controllers and devices use the command Hardware/Driver Configuring for HP-UXConfiguration Unix Settings Configuring for HP-UX Installation Best Practices 7Troubleshooting Guide Clicking on Computer Management Device Manager Troubleshooting Suggestions Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Suggestions Red Hat Linux Windows Operating System Tape will not Load into Tape Drive Problems with Tape Drive and Cartridge Tape will not Eject from the Drive LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide Problems During Backup/Restore Operations Emergency Reset and Emergency Cartridge Eject Previously Written Data on the Tape will be Destroyed If either of the following messages appears Tape is Write Protected Miscellaneous TapeAlert Messages LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide Slow Backups LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide Index Index Scsi ID Tape drive