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Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting
Started Guide (English)
WARNING: Before cabling your library, read the Dell™ PowerVault™ Systems
Product Information Guide.
WARNING: All libraries must be installed in a rack having a main protective
earthing (grounding) terminal. For detailed installation information, see the Dell™
PowerVault™ ML6000 Tape Library User’s Guide.
WARNING: The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be
easily accessible.
WARNING: The front panel power switch is not the main disconnection device.
Please pull all main plugs out of the appliance inlets in order to switch off the
appliance completely.
WARNING: Before cabling your library, remove all interior packaging. Be sure to
remove the orange robot restraint assembly that secures the robot to the floor of
the library. In addition, remove the yellow strip in the I/E station. Save all
packaging materials and the orange robot restraint assembly in case you need to
move or ship the library in the future. For details, see the unpacking instructions
that came with your library and the Dell™ PowerVault™ ML6000 Tape Library
User’s Guide.
Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting Started Guide9
Installing Your Library in a Rack
All Dell™ PowerVault™ ML6000 libraries must be installed in a rack. For
instructions, see the
•ML6010 CM is a single 5U Library Control Module.
•ML6020 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module
and one (1) ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Module (14U total).
•ML6030 CM consists of one (1) ML6010 CM 5U Library Control Module
and two (2) ML6000 EM 9U Library Expansion Modules (23U total).
15U Library Control Module29U Library Expansion Module
Special Instructions for LTO-5 Tape Drives
Currently, the library does not support using the following features on LTO-5
tape drives:
•Ethernet port
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•Port 2 on dual-port tape drives
See the following two figures for details.
LTO-5 Fibre Channel Tape Drive
1Ethernet port - do not use2Fibre Channel port - use this port
LTO-5 SAS Tape Drive
1SAS port 1 - use this port2SAS port 2 - do not use
3Ethernet port - do not use
Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting Started Guide11
Connecting Parallel SCSI Cables
Perform this step if your library contains parallel SCSI tape drives.
There are two recommended ways to cable SCSI tape drives: one tape drive per
SCSI bus or two tape drives per SCSI bus.
NOTE: To avoid possible performance issues, do not connect more than two tape
drives per SCSI bus.
To connect one tape drive per SCSI bus:
1
Use a SCSI cable to connect the bottom port of the tape drive to your host
system.
2
Attach a SCSI terminator to terminate the top port of the tape drive.
To connect two tape drives per SCSI bus:
1
Connect one end of a SCSI cable to the top SCSI port of the bottom tape
drive.
2
Connect the other end of the cable to the bottom SCSI port of the tape
drive above.
3
Use another SCSI cable to connect the bottom tape drive of the SCSI bus
to your host system.
4
Use a SCSI terminator to terminate the top tape drive of the SCSI bus.
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1Connecting one tape drive per SCSI
bus
3SCSI cable to host4SCSI terminator
Dell PowerVault ML6000 Getting Started Guide13
2Connecting two tape drives per SCSI
bus
Connecting Fibre Channel Cables to a Host or
Switch
Perform this step if your library contains Fibre Channel tape drives that you will
be connecting directly to a host or switch.
Use Fibre Channel cables to connect your host (or switch) to the library. For
each tape drive:
1
Connect one end of the Fibre Channel cable to the Fibre Channel port on
the tape drive.
2
Connect the other end of the Fibre Channel cable to your host or switch.
1Fibre Channel port2Fibre Channel cable
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Connecting Fibre Channel Cables Through a Fibre
Channel I/O Blade
Perform this step if your library contains Fibre Channel tape drives that you will
be connecting to your host or switch through a Fibre Channel I/O blade.
1
For each tape drive: Connect one end of a Fibre Channel cable to the Fibre
Channel port on the tape drive. Connect the other end of the Fibre
Channel cable to an initiator port (lower ports 3 – 6) on the nearest Fibre
Channel I/O blade.
2
For each Fibre Channel I/O blade: Connect one end of a Fibre Channel
cable to one of the target ports (upper ports 1 and 2) on the Fibre Channel
I/O blade. Connect the other end of the Fibre Channel cable to your host
or switch.
Use Ethernet cables to connect the LCB in the 5U Library Control Module to
each 9U Library Expansion Module that contains a Fibre Channel I/O blade.
For each Fibre Channel I/O blade installed in a 9U Library Expansion Module:
3
Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to any of the four middle Ethernet
ports on the LCB Ethernet hub.
4
Connect the other end of the cable to the appropriate port on the 9U
Library Expansion Module. If the Fibre Channel I/O blade is installed in
the upper bay, use the port labelled "UPPER." If the Fibre Channel I/O
blade is installed in the lower bay, use the port labelled "LOWER."
Perform this step if your library contains serial attached SCSI (SAS) tape drives.
Use SAS cables to connect the SAS tape drives directly to the host. For each
tape drive:
1
Connect one end of the SAS cable to the SAS port on the tape drive.
2
Connect the other end of the SAS cable directly to the host.
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1SAS port2SAS cable
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