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5.6.2Over Temperature Condition

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SDLT 600 Product Manual

5.6.2Over Temperature Condition

The SDLT 600 tape drive has a thermal sensor located in the tape path. This sensor, which is used to accurately monitor the air temperature in the tape path, issues a TapeAlert warning at 47 °C, and detects an overtemp condition when the temperature in the tape path reaches 50 degrees C. When the tape path temperature sensor detects an overtemp condition, the tape rewinds, unloads, and ejects from the tape drive. (As long as the tape drive is not mounted in a tape automation library, the tape ejects.) SCSI status indicates the tape drive is in the over temperature condition.

If the tape drive is mounted in a tape automation library, the data cartridge rewinds to BOT and unbuckles in preparation for unloading, but does not automatically eject. For more information, refer to SDLT 600 Design and Integration Guide (81-81196-01).

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Tandberg Data 600 manual Over Temperature Condition

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SDLT 600 Product Manual Copyright TrademarksLegal Disclaimers Contact InformationRevision History AchtungPage This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 SDLT 600 Product Manual 1 Introduction Table of Contents2 SDLT 600 Tape Drive Product Information 3 SDLT 600 Tape Drive Specifications 5 Using Your Tape Drive 4 Installing Your Tape DriveConfirming the Installation ASuper DLTtape I and Super DLTtape II Data Cartridges . . . . . . A-1 6 Regulatory ComplianceGlossary G-1 List of Tables 3 SDLT 600 Tape Drive Specifications1 Introduction Table 1-1. Typographical Conventions4 Installing Your Tape Drive 5 Using Your Tape Drive6 Regulatory Compliance ASuper DLTtape I and Super DLTtape II Data Cartridges . . . . . . A-1List of Figures 3 SDLT 600 Tape Drive Specifications4 Installing Your Tape Drive 5 Using Your Tape DriveFigure A-1. Super DLTtape Data Cartridges Read by SDLT 600 Tape Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2 Figure A-2. Bottom View of Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-4 Figure A-3. Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge Reel Locks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5 Figure A-4. Opening the Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge Door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5 Figure A-5. Problems to Look for Inside the Data Cartridge Door. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6 Figure A-6. Write-Protect Switch on Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-7 Figure A-7. Loading a Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-9 ASuper DLTtape I and Super DLTtape II Data Cartridges . . . . . . A-11.1 Purpose and Scope IntroductionCHAPTER 1.3 Related Documents 1.2 Referenced Documents1.4 Structure of this Manual 1.5 Conventions 1.6 For More InformationElement Convention1.7 Reader Comments Reader CommentsMarch SDLT 600 Product Manual2.1 Overview SDLT 600 Tape Drive Product InformationCHAPTER 2.2 Product Features 2.3.1 Laser Guided Magnetic Recording 2.3 Tape Drive Technology2.3.2 Pivoting Optical Servo 2.3.3 Magneto Resistive Cluster Heads 2.3.4 Advanced Partial Response Maximum Likelihood2.3.5 Advanced Metal Powder Media 2.3.6 Positive Engagement Tape Leader Buckling Mechanism2.4 Modular Design 2.4.2 Tape Control Module 2.4.1 Data Control ModuleTCM PCBA 2.4.3 Front Panel Module Base PlateData Cartridge Receiver Positive Engagement Tape Leader Buckling Mechanism2.4.4 Electronic Interface Module 2.4.5 Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge2.5 Quantum Diagnostics Tools 2.6 TapeAlert2.7 Medium Auxiliary Memory SDLT 600 Tape Drive Specifications 3.1 Product Specifications3.1.1 Host Interface CHAPTERUltra 160 SCSI Interface 3.1.2 Physical Interface Fibre Channel Interface3.1.3 Physical Dimensions and Weights 3.1.4 CompressionTable 3-3. SDLT 600 Tape Drive Physical Dimensions Table 3-4 shows the weights of the SDLT 600 tape drive3.1.5 Storage Capacity 3.1.6 Data Integrity3.1.7 Maximum Data Transfer Rate 3.1.8 Head Life and MTBF3.1.10 Data Cartridge Life Expectancy 3.1.9 Media Durability3.1.11 Positive Engagement Tape Leader Buckling Mechanism 3.2 Functional Specifications 3.2.1 Performance Data3.2.2 Shock and Vibration Specifications Table 3-11. Non-Operating Shock Specifications UnpackagedTable 3-12. Non-Operating Shock Specifications Packaged, Drop Table 3-13. Non-Operating Vibration Specifications UnpackagedTable 3-14. Non-Operating Vibration Specifications Packaged Table 3-15. Operating Shock and Vibration Specifications3.2.3 Current and Power Requirements Table 3-16. Current and Power Requirements SCSI Interface Table 3-17. Current and Power Requirements Fibre Channel Interface Mode3.2.4 SDLT 600 Tape Drive System Recording Method 3.3 Environmental Specifications3.3.1 Air Flow Requirements 3.3.2 Temperature and Humidity 3.3.3 Storage and Shipment3.3.4 Altitude 3.4 Recording Media Specifications3.4.1 Media Structure 3.4.2 Physical Data Cartridge Chapter 3 SDLT 600 Tape Drive SpecificationsHigh Coercivity Magnetic Layer Under Layer Enhanced Base Film Layer Back Coat Layer with Servo Guides3.4.3 Media Shipping, Operating, and Storage Specifications 3.4.4 Backward-Read Compatibility Transfer Rates Recording Media Specifications MarchSDLT 600 Product Manual 3-204.1 Warranty Note Installing Your Tape DriveCHAPTER 4.2 Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection 4.2.1 Safety Precautions4.2.2 Handling 4.2.3 Electrostatic Discharge Protection4.3 Pre-Installation Guidelines Model Number TR 4.4.1 Setting the Internal Tape Drive SCSI ID Table 4-1. SCSI ID Address Selections Graphical Format Configuring and Installing an Internal Tape Drive with SCSI Interface 0 = NO JUMPER INSTALLED, 1 = JUMPER INSTALLEDMarch SDLT 600 Product Manual4.4.2 Configuring the Internal Tape Drive for TERMPWR 4.4.3 Installing the Internal Tape DriveSecuring the Internal Tape Drive Connecting the Internal Tape Drive Cables SCSI and Power Connectors Optional Loader ConnectorFigure 4-6. Connectors on the Back Panel of SDLT 600 Tape Drive Table 4-3. MSE and SE Mode SCSI Connector Pin AssignmentsDiagnostic use only Loader ConnectorTable 4-3. MSE and SE Mode SCSI Connector Pin Assignments Continued Signal NameSignal Name Pin NumberTable 4-4. MSE LVD Mode SCSI Connector Pin Assignments Signal NameSignal Name Pin NumberTable 4-5. 4-Pin Power Connector Pin Assignments Table 4-4. MSE LVD Mode SCSI Connector Pin Assignments ContinuedTable 4-6. 8-Pin Loader Connector Pin Assignments 4.5.1 Fibre Channel Introduction 4.5.2 Secure the Tape Drive 4.5.3 Connect the Power 4.5.4 Optional Loader Connector4.6 Configuring and Installing a Tabletop Tape Drive 4.5.5 Connect the Fibre Channel Cable4.6.1 Configuring the Tape Drive SCSI IDTERMPWR 4.6.2 Installing the Tabletop Tape DriveSCSI Cables 5. Snap the wire cable clamps into place to secure the cables AC Power Cable 4.7 Confirming the Installation Confirming the Installation MarchSDLT 600 Product Manual 4-265.1 Power-On Self-Test Using Your Tape DriveCHAPTER Figure 5-1. SDLT 600 Tape Drive Front Panel LEDs 5.2 Performing a Trial Back-up 5.3 Updating the Firmware5.3.1 Update the Firmware Using the SCSI Bus 5.3.2 Create a CUP/FUP Data Cartridge5.3.3 Using a CUP/FUP Data Cartridge 5.4 Cleaning the Tape Mechanism 5.3.4 Firmware Code Update Troubleshooting5.4.1 Occasional Cleaning of Tape Head 5.4.2 When to Use the Cleaning Tape5.4.3 Life Expectancy of the Cleaning Tape 5.4.4 Compatibility of the Cleaning Tape5.4.5 Loading the Cleaning Tape Into a Tabletop Tape Drive 5.5 Front Panel Controls and LEDs Possible Data Cartridge Scenario LED Color/StateTable 5-3. How to Interpret the Front Panel LEDs and Other Controls Color/SymbolLED/Button Action5.6 Troubleshooting 5.6.1 POST TroubleshootingThen… Table 5-4. Troubleshooting Chart ContinuedYou should… 5.6.2 Over Temperature Condition 6.1 Safety Regulations 6.1.1 Safety CertificationsRegulatory Compliance CHAPTER6.2.1 Electromagnetic Emissions 6.2 Electromagnetic Field Specifications6.2.2 Electromagnetic Interference Susceptibility 6.2.3 Immunity and ESD Limits Table 6-2. Electromagnetic Interference EMI Test Summary6.3 Acoustic Noise Emissions Super DLTtape I and Super DLTtape II Data Cartridges A.1 Recognizing Quantum Super DLTtape I and II Data CartridgesData Cartridge Inspection Procedure Data Cartridge Write-protect Switch Loading a Data CartridgeSuper DLTtape A.2 Data Cartridge Handling GuidelinesSuper DLTtape Maintain clean and smoke-free operating and storage environments A.3 Data Cartridge Inspection Procedure Figure A-3. Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge Reel Locks Bent or towed-in appearance on one or both clips A.4 Data Cartridge Write-protect Switch Table A-1. Write-Protect Switch Positions Switch PositionIndicator Write-protectA.5 Loading a Data Cartridge A.6 Unloading a Data Cartridge DLTtape VS1 Data Cartridge B.1 Data Cartridge Handling GuidelinesData Cartridge Inspection Procedure Data Cartridge Write-Protect Switch Loading a Data CartridgeMaintain clean operating, working, and storage environments B.2 Data Cartridge Inspection Procedure Appendix B DLTtape VS1 Data CartridgeFigure B-2. DLTtape VS1 Data Cartridge Reel Locks Figure B-4. Opening the DLTtape VS1 Data Cartridge Door A broken tape leader loop A swallowed tape leader loop B.3 Data Cartridge Write-Protect Switch B.4 Loading a Data Cartridge B.5 Unloading a Data Cartridge SDLT 600 Product Manual81-81184-02 REV A01 MarchUnloading a Data Cartridge B-10March SDLT 600 Product ManualGlossary Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page G-11 G-12 MarchSDLT 600 Product Manual 81-81184-02 REV A01Page 81-81184-02 A01 March Quantum Publication Number 81-81184-02 A01Tandberg Publication Number 81-81184-02 REV A01