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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide
  • Page 3 – contents
  • Page 9 – about this; Conventions
  • Page 10 – Conventions consist of the following:; Document Conventions; The document conventions included in; Text Symbols
  • Page 11 – Equipment Symbols
  • Page 12 – Rack Stability; Rack stability protects personal and equipment.
  • Page 13 – Getting Help; HP Technical Support
  • Page 15 – Overview; Front View
  • Page 16 – Mailslot
  • Page 17 – Status LEDs
  • Page 18 – Rear View; Cooling Fans; The autoloader requires a 110/220 volts AC power connection.
  • Page 19 – Ethernet Connection; DCA Switches
  • Page 20 – Internal View; Figure 5; Picker
  • Page 21 – DCA; For best performance, HP recommends using only HP barcode labels:; Supported Software
  • Page 23 – Installation and Configuration; Preparation
  • Page 24 – SCSI Cable and Terminator Requirements; Accessories
  • Page 25 – Documentation CD (documents in PDF format); Installation Location; Choose a location that meets the following criteria:
  • Page 26 – Required Tools and Hardware for Rackmount Installation; U-channel brackets with spring clips; Rackmounting
  • Page 27 – To rackmount the autoloader:; marked using the template.
  • Page 28 – Hook the curved tabs around the rear rail of the rack
  • Page 30 – Attach the two rackmount handles
  • Page 32 – Slide the autoloader in place; Loosely install a screw in each front clip nut to attach the ears
  • Page 33 – the optional installation brackets:
  • Page 34 – Removing the Autoloader From the Rack; When removing the autoloader from the rack:; Standalone Installation; To prepare your autoloader for standalone installation:
  • Page 35 – Install the front standalone bracket cover:; Clearance
  • Page 36 – SCSI Connection; To make the SCSI connection:
  • Page 37 – Power on any peripheral devices you powered off in Step 2.
  • Page 38 – Daisy Chaining; Power On; To connect the power cord:
  • Page 39 – To power on the autoloader:
  • Page 40 – Verification
  • Page 41 – The Configuration submenu has the following options:
  • Page 42 – To configure the autoloader, you must set the following:; SCSI ID
  • Page 43 – Scroll to the number you want to set as the autoloader SCSI ID.; Reboot for the new SCSI ID to take affect.
  • Page 44 – Control Mode
  • Page 45 – To set the control mode:; To leave the control mode unchanged, press Escape.; Reboot for the new mode to take affect.
  • Page 46 – Sequential Mode Operation; Start allows you to load the first cartridge.; To start Sequential Mode operation:
  • Page 47 – Ethernet; A dynamic or static IP address for the autoloader; Autoloader IP Address
  • Page 48 – To set a dynamic IP address:
  • Page 49 – Subnet Mask
  • Page 50 – Enter to advance your cursor.; When you have set the mask, the autoloader displays Enter to save.; Press Escape or Enter to return to the Ethernet submenu.; IP Gateway; An IP gateway is a device that converts data into the IP protocol.
  • Page 51 – GW changed; Press Escape or Enter to return to the menu.; SNMP Server; To set an SNMP server:
  • Page 52 – Time Server; To set a time server:
  • Page 53 – Time
  • Page 54 – The timezone screen appears.
  • Page 55 – A new timezone screen appears.; The new timezone is set.
  • Page 56 – Enter to save; Security; Set Security
  • Page 57 – Set Passwords
  • Page 58 – the administrator level, scroll to Administrator.; The Set Password screen appears.; A text box appears above the first asterisk.
  • Page 59 – When you have entered six numbers, the autoloader displays; Lost Passwords
  • Page 61 – Tape Cartridge Usage; Tape Cartridges Defined
  • Page 63 – Tape Cartridge Maintenance; Inspecting Tape Cartridges; When you change or load a new tape cartridge
  • Page 67 – Protecting Tape Cartridges
  • Page 68 – Transporting Tape Cartridges; To safely transport tape cartridges:; Storing Tape Cartridges; To store tape cartridges properly:
  • Page 69 – Using the Write-Protect Switch; DLT IV Cartridges
  • Page 71 – left
  • Page 72 – Ultrium Data Cartridge
  • Page 73 – Autoloader Operation; You can operate the autoloader by any of the following methods:; Front Panel Components; Function Keys
  • Page 74 – LEDs
  • Page 76 – Front Panel Functionality; Setting Passwords; To set a password, see the section “Set Passwords” in Chapter 2.; Default Front Panel Password; The default password for the front panel is 000000.; Logout; Session Complete
  • Page 77 – Using Data Cartridges; Inserting a Single Cartridge; To insert a cartridge into the tape drive:
  • Page 78 – To insert a cartridge to a magazine slot:
  • Page 79 – Moving a Single Cartridge; The Move screen appears.; Occupied slots are indicated by an asterisk.
  • Page 80 – Ejecting a Single Cartridge; To eject a cartridge by barcode:
  • Page 81 – To eject a cartridge from the tape drive:; Removing a Magazine; To remove a magazine:
  • Page 82 – underneath with the other hand.
  • Page 83 – Installing a Magazine; To install a magazine:
  • Page 84 – Inserting and Removing Cartridges; To insert a cartridge into the magazine:
  • Page 85 – Manually Removing a Magazine; To remove a magazine manually:
  • Page 86 – Carefully insert the end of a small, sturdy tool, such as a jeweler’s
  • Page 87 – Changing the Orientation; To change the orientation of a magazine:; Unsnap the handle carefully, ensuring you do not break the hinge.
  • Page 88 – Viewing Status Information
  • Page 89 – Autoloader Status; The autoloader status provides information about:
  • Page 90 – A list of messages similar to the following screen appears.; Magazine
  • Page 91 – View Firmware Version; To view the firmware version:; Firmware; EDC; ME Rev
  • Page 92 – View Element Status; To view an element’s status:
  • Page 93 – If you do not want to move the cartridge, press Escape.; View Tape Drive Status; To view the tape drive status:
  • Page 94 – View Tape Drive Version; To view the tape drive version:
  • Page 95 – View Ethernet Information; To view Ethernet information:; Run Inventory; Mac Address; IP Address
  • Page 96 – The autoloader scans the barcodes on all the cartridges present.; Set Data Compression; To set compression option:
  • Page 97 – To leave the compression option unchanged, press Escape.; Update Firmware; To change any Ethernet configurations, see “Ethernet” in Chapter 2.
  • Page 98 – The changes will not occur.
  • Page 99 – Web Administration; Windows
  • Page 100 – Default Password
  • Page 101 – View Status Information; of the tape you want to move.
  • Page 103 – Set to Home
  • Page 104 – Run Diagnostic Tests; If the status information indicates an error, view the event log.; To run a diagnostic test:
  • Page 105 – Set the System Time; To set the time zone:
  • Page 106 – To set the date and time:
  • Page 107 – Change the SCSI ID; To change the SCSI ID:; You must reboot the autoloader before the new SCSI ID takes effect.
  • Page 108 – Set the Control Mode; You must reboot the autoloader before the new mode takes effect.
  • Page 109 – Set the Compression; To set the compression:
  • Page 110 – Set the Cleaning Mode; To set the cleaning tape slot:
  • Page 112 – Set the Import/Export Slot; The changes will not occur
  • Page 113 – Set Ethernet Configurations; To change the Ethernet configurations:; option is enabled. To set a permanent IP address:
  • Page 114 – Type in the new address, using your Tab key to move from box to box.
  • Page 115 – Set Security Option; To set the security option:
  • Page 116 – To reset the front panel operator password:
  • Page 117 – Update the Firmware; To update the firmware:; Navigate to the location of the firmware update.
  • Page 119 – Tape Drive Cleaning; Use a cleaning tape to clean your tape drive.; Configuring the Cleaning Tape Location
  • Page 120 – Inserting the Cleaning Tape
  • Page 121 – To store the cleaning tape:; Scroll to the slot where you want to store the cleaning tape.
  • Page 122 – Ejecting the Cleaning Tape; Manual Cleaning
  • Page 123 – To clean the tape drive manually:
  • Page 124 – Auto Clean
  • Page 125 – To change the setting, press the up or down scroll key once.; Software
  • Page 127 – Troubleshooting; Before Contacting Technical Support; Problems with the autoloader can occur in the following forms:; Operational Problems; describes the probable cause and
  • Page 129 – Error Messages; to try and
  • Page 130 – Understanding Error Messages; for the error description and suggested repair.
  • Page 138 – Diagnostic Tests; lists the diagnostic tests.
  • Page 139 – Regulatory Compliance; Federal Communications Commission Notice; Class A Equipment
  • Page 140 – Class B Equipment; Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.; Modifications
  • Page 141 – Declaration of Conformity for products marked with the FCC logo -; For questions regarding this FCC declaration, contact:
  • Page 142 – European Union Notice
  • Page 143 – Japanese Notice
  • Page 145 – Electrostatic Discharge
  • Page 146 – Grounding Methods; Use conductive field service tools.
  • Page 147 – Specifications; Physical Specifications
  • Page 148 – Power Specifications
  • Page 149 – Environmental Specifications
  • Page 150 – Safety and Regulatory
  • Page 151 – Upgrading or Replacing the; Configuration and Tools; You will need a Phillips screwdriver to replace a DCA.; Removing a DCA
  • Page 152 – Disconnect all cords and cables from the back of the DCA.
  • Page 155 – Installing a DCA
  • Page 157 – index
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© 2003 Hewlett-Packard Company.Hewlett-Packard Company makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for inc...

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