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HP DLT Tape Library 15-SlotUser’s GuideModel A4851A November 1997Printed in United States© Copyright 1997 Hewlett-Packard CompanyDLTtape is a tradema

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A-4 Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies and AccessoriesSCSI Cables (68-pin to 68-pin).5m SCSI cable; high-density with thumb screws to high-density with

A-5Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies and Accessories•Supplies and AccessoriesDrive Upgrade KitsDLT 4000 – 1 Drive upgrade kit (upgrades a DLT4000 1/15

A-6 Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies and Accessories

B-1B Safety and Regulatory Information

B-2 Safety and Regulatory InformationOverviewOverviewThis section contains important safety and regulatory information for the United States, Finland

B-3Safety and Regulatory InformationSafety Information•Safety and Regula-tory InformationSafety InformationLaser SafetyWARNINGDo not attempt to disabl

B-4 Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory InformationRegulatory InformationFCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement (USA Only)This equipment

B-5Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory Information•Safety and Regula-tory InformationEC Declaration of Conformity

B-6 Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory InformationHerstellerbescheinigungDiese Information steht im Zusammenhang mit den Anforderungen der M

B-7Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory Information•Safety and Regula-tory InformationTurvallisuusyhteenvetoLaserturvallisuusLUOKAN 1 LASERLAIT

Tables xiTable 1-1 DLT Tape Library Offerings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4Table 1-2 Upgrade/Conversion Kits. .

B-8 Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory InformationVARNING !När skyddshöljet av magnetbandstationen är öppnad, kan användaren utsättas för la

B-9Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory Information•Safety and Regula-tory InformationThe information about the radiation characteristics of th

B-10 Safety and Regulatory InformationRegulatory Information

Index Index-1Aaccessories, listing of A-3addressesHP Direct, supplies A-2ADMIN * menu 4-5entering the password 4-7Bbar code labelslabeling cartridges

Index-2 Indexmoving 2-15tapeschoosing 3-3cleaning issues 4-23ejecting 4-17labeling 3-4maintenance of 3-6ordering A-3write-protecting 3-5tapes drivesc

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1-11Product Description

1-2 Product DescriptionOverviewOverview• HP DLT Tape Library• Product Matrix• Supported Platforms• Library Rear Panel Features• Specifications

1-3Product DescriptionHP DLT Tape LibraryProduct DescriptionHP DLT Tape Library• Fully automated• State-of-the-art patented HP robotics• Industry-lead

1-4 Product DescriptionProduct MatrixProduct MatrixTable 1-1 DLT Tape Library OfferingsTable 1-2 Upgrade/Conversion KitsTable 1-3 DLT Tape MediaLibra

1-5Product DescriptionSupported PlatformsProduct DescriptionSupported PlatformsTable 1-4 DLT Tape MediaOn supporting platforms, the library can be con

1-6 Product DescriptionLibrary Rear Panel FeaturesLibrary Rear Panel FeaturesFigure 1-2 Rear Panel Features1.Bus 1 SCSI ports (single-ended and diffe

1-7Product DescriptionSpecificationsProduct DescriptionSpecificationsQuantum DLT4000 and DLT7000 Drive Mechanism SpecificationsTable 1-5 DLT Drive Spe

ii NoticeThis document contains information that is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, re

1-8 Product DescriptionSpecificationsRecording format 128 track serial serpentine variable block (64 pairs)256-tpi track density208 track serpentine

1-9Product DescriptionSpecificationsProduct DescriptionPhysical Specifications Form factor 5 1/4 in. (height with modified depth)5 1/4 in. (height wit

1-10 Product DescriptionSpecificationsDLT Tape Library SpecificationsTable 1-6 Library SpecificationsCharacteristic A4851A LibraryPerformanceAverage

1-11Product DescriptionSpecificationsProduct DescriptionDLTtape SpecificationsTable 1-7 Tape SpecificationsCharacteristic DLTtape Type III XT DLTtape

1-12 Product DescriptionSpecificationsEnvironmental SpecificationsTable 1-8 Environmental SpecificationsCharacteristic Tape/Drive DLT Tape LibraryTem

1-13Product DescriptionSpecificationsProduct DescriptionPackage shock Drop tests 42 in. (packaged drive dropped on six sides, three edges, one corner)

1-14 Product DescriptionSpecificationsDLT Tape Library Product Certifications Table 1-9 Product CertificationSafety EN60950/IEC 950Electromagnetic em

2-12 Library Installation

2-2 Library InstallationOverviewOverviewTo install the library:1. Choose a location.2. Prepare library components.3. Install the host SCSI card(s).4.

2-3Library InstallationStep 1: Choose a LocationLibrary InstallationStep 1: Choose a LocationChoose a location that meets the following criteria. Take

iiiTypographical ConventionsThis manual uses the following typographical conventions:NOTE Notes provide information that can be helpful in understan

2-4 Library InstallationStep 2: Prepare ComponentsStep 2: Prepare ComponentsMake sure all required components are available.Table 2-2 Components Requ

2-5Library InstallationStep 3: Install the Host SCSI Card(s)Library InstallationStep 3: Install the Host SCSI Card(s)Refer to the host user manual and

2-6 Library InstallationStep 4: Mount the Library in a RackStep 4: Mount the Library in a Rack For rack mount configurations, refer to the installati

2-7Library InstallationStep 5: Set the SCSI Interface Mode SwitchLibrary InstallationStep 5: Set the SCSI Interface Mode SwitchDo not connect any cabl

2-8 Library InstallationStep 5: Set the SCSI Interface Mode SwitchTable 2-4 shows three ways to connect the library and the corresponding SCSI interf

2-9Library InstallationStep 6: Connect Library to HostLibrary InstallationStep 6: Connect Library to Host1. Ensure the host system has been properly s

2-10 Library InstallationStep 6: Connect Library to HostRouting SCSI and Power Cables on Rack Mounted LibrariesCAUTION SCSI and power cables must be

2-11Library InstallationStep 6: Connect Library to HostLibrary Installation2. Extend the rack’s antitip rail and verify that the leveller feet are dow

2-12 Library InstallationStep 6: Connect Library to Host6. Carefully route the cables down along the back rail. Use a cable tie to secure them to the

2-13Library InstallationStep 7: Connect PowerLibrary InstallationStep 7: Connect Power1. Plug the power cord into a proper outlet. 2. Turn on the powe

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2-14 Library InstallationStep 8: Configure the HostStep 8: Configure the HostAn HP qualified service representative must configure the library on the

2-15Library InstallationMoving or Shipping the LibraryLibrary InstallationMoving or Shipping the LibraryThis section explains how to move the library

2-16 Library InstallationMoving or Shipping the Library6. If the library is rack mounted:a. Extend the antitip rail on the rack.WARNINGFailure to ext

3-13 Tape Cartridges

3-2 Tape CartridgesOverviewOverview• Choosing Tape Cartridges• Labeling Tape Cartridges• Write-Protecting Tape Cartridges• Maintaining Tape Cartridge

3-3Tape CartridgesChoosing Tape CartridgesTape CartridgesChoosing Tape CartridgesTwo tape cartridges are supported.Table 3-1 Supported Tape TypesNOTE

3-4 Tape CartridgesLabeling Tape CartridgesLabeling Tape Cartridges Make it a practice to use bar code labels on your tape cartridges. Your host s

3-5Tape CartridgesWrite-Protecting Tape CartridgesTape CartridgesWrite-Protecting Tape CartridgesThe use of the write protect switch ensures data safe

3-6 Tape CartridgesMaintaining Tape CartridgesMaintaining Tape CartridgesTable 3-2 Tape Cartridge MaintenanceDO NOT: DO:• Expose cartridges to magnet

3-7Tape CartridgesLabeling Bulk Load MagazinesTape CartridgesLabeling Bulk Load Magazines Bulk load magazines can be labeled in a manner similar to

Contents v1 Product DescriptionOverview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-8 Tape CartridgesLabeling Bulk Load Magazines

4-14 Library Operation

4-2 Library OperationOverviewOverview• Operating the Control Panel• Understanding the Display Window• Entering the Administration Menu Password• Sett

4-3Library OperationOperating the Control PanelLibrary OperationOperating the Control PanelFigure 4-1 Tape Library Control Panel1.Selection buttons pe

4-4 Library OperationUnderstanding the Display WindowUnderstanding the Display WindowThe display window displays drive status indicators and menu opt

4-5Library OperationUnderstanding the Display WindowLibrary OperationControl Panel OptionsPress PREV or NEXT while the library is in the “ready” state

4-6 Library OperationUnderstanding the Display WindowControl Panel Menu TreeFigure 4-2 Control Panel Menu Options 1 2 ADMIN *PSWD 000 000 0

4-7Library OperationEntering the Administration Menu PasswordLibrary OperationEntering the Administration Menu Password 1 2 ➔ ADMIN* ➔ PSWD 000-000-00

4-8 Library OperationSetting a New Administration Menu PasswordSetting a New Administration Menu Password1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ CONFIG* ➞

4-9Library OperationSpecifying SCSI AddressesLibrary OperationSpecifying SCSI Addresses 1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 00 000 000 ➞ SCSI IDsNOTE The tape l

vi ContentsLabeling Bulk Load Magazines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-74 Library OperationOverview. .

4-10 Library OperationSpecifying SCSI AddressesViewing Current SCSI Address Settings1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ SCSI IDs ➞ VIEW IDsTo view the

4-11Library OperationSpecifying SCSI AddressesLibrary Operation3. Enter the three-part numerical password (see “Entering the Administration Menu Passw

4-12 Library OperationSpecifying SCSI AddressesInterpreting SCSI Bus Status Indicator LEDsEach SCSI bus has an LED to indicate the bus status.Table 4

4-13Library OperationLoading Cartridges Into the LibraryLibrary OperationLoading Cartridges Into the LibraryInserting/Removing Cartridges with Softwar

4-14 Library OperationLoading Cartridges Into the LibraryLoading TapesTapes are bulk loaded into magazines, which are then inserted into the library

4-15Library OperationLoading Cartridges Into the LibraryLibrary Operation6. Open the access door by pulling the top of the door outward. NOTE Do not l

4-16 Library OperationLoading Cartridges Into the Library8. Insert the magazine so it lines up with the arrow on the label inside the library, the ha

4-17Library OperationRemoving Tape Cartridges from the LibraryLibrary OperationRemoving Tape Cartridges from the Library Some software packages requ

4-18 Library OperationRemoving Tape Cartridges from the Library5. Unlock the access door using the key, then open the door.NOTE Do not let the door f

4-19Library OperationRemoving Tape Cartridges from the LibraryLibrary OperationWARNINGDo not attempt to disable the interlocks. If the library is oper

Contents viiUsing Online Repair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-35Clearing a Drive Clean

4-20 Library OperationViewing Cartridge Bar Code LabelsViewing Cartridge Bar Code Labels Bar code label information can be viewed for each tape cartr

4-21Library OperationCleaning the Tape DrivesLibrary OperationCleaning the Tape Drives 1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ CLEAN DRIVES*Cleaning the dri

4-22 Library OperationCleaning the Tape Drives###### SLOT # displays (“######” is a barcode number or is blank if barcodes are not being used, and th

4-23Library OperationCleaning the Tape DrivesLibrary OperationDrive Cleaning IssuesTable 4-7 lists circumstances that can cause a drive cleaning messa

4-24 Library OperationSetting Configuration OptionsSetting Configuration Options1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ CONFIG*Set certain options, called

4-25Library OperationSetting Configuration OptionsLibrary OperationThe following table describes the available configurations.Table 4-5 Configuration

4-26 Library OperationSetting Configuration OptionsREP RECOVERED ON/OFFON Recovered errors are reported.OFF Recovered errors are not reported.ONCONF4

4-27Library OperationRetrieving Performance InformationLibrary OperationRetrieving Performance Information 1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ INFO*Use

4-28 Library OperationRetrieving Performance InformationDRIVE FW* D1 REVISION# Firmware revision of drive 1.D2 REVISION# Firmware revision of drive 2

4-29Library OperationRetrieving Performance InformationLibrary OperationLog EntriesLog entries for HARD ERROR *, SOFT ERROR *, and RECOVERY ERROR *An

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4-30 Library OperationRetrieving Performance InformationLog entries for error logs (continued)An asterisk before the log name indicates that pressing

4-31Library OperationRunning an Internal TestLibrary OperationRunning an Internal Test1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ TEST*WARNINGClass II laser lig

4-32 Library OperationRunning an Internal TestThe following table describes the internal tests available from the control panel. Tests are listed alp

4-33Library OperationRunning an Internal TestLibrary OperationWELLNESS TEST Checks out the general capability of the library. Runs INIT MECHANICS and

4-34 Library OperationRunning an Internal TestREWIND MEDIAService personnel use only. Do not run this test if the library contains tape cartridges co

4-35Library OperationUsing Online RepairLibrary OperationUsing Online Repair1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ ONLINE REPAIROnline repair is a feature

4-36 Library OperationUsing Online Repair6. Press NEXT until DRV # OFF FAILED displays then press ENTER.7. CHANGE CONFIRMED displays briefly, then ON

4-37Library OperationClearing a Drive Cleaning ErrorLibrary OperationClearing a Drive Cleaning Error1 2 ➞ ADMIN* ➞ PSWD 000 000 000 ➞ ONLINE REPAIRCAU

4-38 Library OperationClearing a Drive Cleaning Error13. SETTING UP DRIVE displays briefly while the drive communication tests run, then CHANGE CONFI

4-39Library OperationTroubleshootingLibrary OperationTroubleshooting There are two ways to get information and run tests when errors occur in library

Figures ixFigure 1-1 HP DLT Tape Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3Figure 1-2 Rear Panel Features .

4-40 Library OperationTroubleshootingRunning Support ToolsThe Support Tools Manager (STM) can be accessed through any of three interfaces:• xstm (X W

4-41Library OperationTroubleshootingLibrary OperationDLT Drive Expert ToolsThe following table lists expert tool categories, and the specific commands

4-42 Library OperationTroubleshootingRobotics Controller Expert ToolsThe following table lists expert tool categories, and the specific commands avai

4-43Library OperationTroubleshootingLibrary OperationResolving Other ProblemsThis section provides information on solutions to problems that may occur

4-44 Library OperationTroubleshootingTable 4-11 TroubleshootingProblem Solution Library will not power on. • Make sure the power cord connections are

4-45Library OperationTroubleshootingLibrary OperationNo display messages appear. • Make sure the power cord is connected.• Make sure the power switch

4-46 Library OperationTroubleshootingCAUTION Do not press the library power switch until all SCSI peripherals connected to host are shut down. Pressi

A-1A Supplies and Accessories

A-2 Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies and AccessoriesSupplies and AccessoriesA full range of computer supplies can be ordered through a Hewlett-Packar

A-3Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies and Accessories•Supplies and AccessoriesTable A-1 Basic Supplies and AccessoriesItemHP Product NumberHP Part Numbe