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Printing History
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September, 1997 Edition 1
November , 1997 Edition 2
February, 1998 Edition 3 (TapeAlert and TapeAssure added)
September 1998 Edition 4 (Enhancements added)
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In This Book
This book is a guide for setting up and operating your tape library. It is orga nized as
follows:
Chapter 1 Installing your library; moving or shipping the library.
Chapter 2 Choosing and using digital linear tape ca rtridges.
Chapter 3 Operating the tape drive.
Appendix A Ordering supplie s and accessories; locating HP sales and
support offi ces.
Appendix B Safety and regulatory information.
Appendix C TapeAlert messages.
Glossary Terms related to digital linear tape stora ge products.
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Typographi cal Conventions
This manual us es the following typograph i cal conve n tio ns:
FontUsed for
ItalicsDocument titles and statements that need to be
emphasized.
COMPUTER OUTPUTInformation displayed in the control panel or
screen menu items that you ca n se le ct.
KEYCAP TEXTKeys on the library control panel.
NOTENotes provide information that can be helpful in understanding the
operation of the product.
CAUTIONCautions call a ttention to an operating procedure or practice that could
result in damage to the product if not correctly performed. Do not proce ed
beyond th i s bo x un t il you fu l ly un derstand a nd meet the indicated
conditions.
WARNINGWarnings call atte ntion to a pr oc edure or practice that c ould re s ult i n personal
injury if not correctly performed. Do not proceed beyond this box unt il you fully
understand an d me et the indicated conditions.
This warning symbol on a pro duc t lab el indicates that personal injury co u ld
result if the product is used improperly, and that more detailed information is
given in the instal lation and/or user manuals .
•Make sure you have the components listed in Tabl e 1-2 on page 1-4.
•Become familiar with the back of the tape library, as shown in “Tape Library
Rear Panel” on page 1-4.
To install the li brary, you must:
1. Choose a loca tion.
2. Unpack the library.
3. Install the SCSI h o st adapter card.
4. Mount the library in a rack (rac km ount configurati on only).
5. Set the SC S I in t e r f ace mod e s w it ch.
6. Connect the tape libra ry.
7. Power on the system.
NOTEThese steps are explained i n this chapter. Thi s chapter also explains how to move or
ship th e li b r ar y.
NOTEAfter the library is installed, you must per form additional tasks explained in
Chapters 2 and 3.
1-2
St ep 1: Choose a Location
Choose a location that meets the following criteria. Take the library there before
unpacking it.
Table 1-1Location Criteria
Room temperature50-104° F (10-40° C)
Power sourceAC power voltage: 100-127 V or 200-240 V
Air qualityMinimal sources of particulate contamination. Avoid areas
Installing the Tape Library
Step 1: Choose a Location
Installation
near frequently used doors and wal kways , stacks of
supplies that co llect dust, and smoke-fi lled rooms.
CAUTION: Excessive dust and debris can damage tapes
and ta pe driv e s.
Adequate
clearan c e
Standalone configuration — free standing or against a
wall/desk:
Back 56 cm (22 in.) for cooling and service.
Front 86 cm (34 in.) for operator acces s.
Sides 56 cm (22 in.) for removal of the external
cover.
If less space is allowe d, m ove the library to an open area
before servicing.
Rack mount co nf iguration:
Back Allow adequate room to open the rear door of
the rack for service access, usually 46-61 cm
(18-24 in.), depe nding on the rack.
Front 86 cm (34 in.) for operator acces s.
Height For ease of use, install the library so the
bottom is 60-120 cm (24-48 in.) above the
floor. Do not install the librar y in the bottom
rail position because of clearance.
1-3
Installing the Tape Library
Step 2: Unpack the Library
Step 2: Unpack the Library
Make sure you have all requi red components and become familiar wi th the library’s
components.
Required Components
Table 1-2Components Included for Installation
ComponentDescription
Tape LibraryUnpack the library when it is in the desired loc ation.
SCSI card(s)One single-ended FAST/WIDE SCSI is included with
the library. Data is transferred up to 20 Mbytes/second.
For FAST handshaking, the total length of the SCSI bus
is limited to 3 meters.
SCSI cable:
allowable lengths
Daisy-chain cableInclude d with two-drive libraries.
Power cordIncluded with library.
Rackmount kitIncluded with rackmount libraries.
Data cartridgeFive tapes are included with library.
Cleaning cartridgeOne cleaning tape is included with library.
NOTEContact your service representative if you are missing any components.
One 3-meter singl e-ende d FAST/WIDE SCSI is included
with the library.
1-4
Installing the Tape Library
Step 2: Unpack the Library
Additional Compon ents Provided
Table 1-3Additional Components
ComponentDescription
User’s GuidePrinted user’s manual in English.
DLT Library
Advisor
HP SureStore Tape
CD-ROM
Live Trial Backup
Software
Tape Data Shee tDescrib es the tap e s p ec if i c a ti on s, chara ct er i s ti cs, and
Bar Code LabelsIncludes bar code labels and reordering information.
Installation
Onli n e user’s manual w it h vide o clips.
Includes TapeAssure/TapeAle rt, as well as other
diagnostic utilities. Also includ es the User’s Guide on
CD-ROM , transl at ed in t o Fr en c h, It al ian, German,
Spanish, and Japanese.
Includes live tri al versions of backup software for your
evaluation.
maintenance needed
1-5
Installing the Tape Library
Step 2: Unpack the Library
Tape Library Rear Panel
Figure 1-1Rear Panel Features
The following li st identifies the numbere d components in Figure 1-1:
1Bus 1 SCSI ports
2SCSI interface mode switch
3Bus 2 SCSI ports
4Power port
5SCSI bus indicator label
6SCSI bus status indicators
1-6
Installing the Tape Library
Step 3: Install the Host SCSI Card(s)
Step 3: Install the Host SCSI Card(s)
Install the si ngle-ended or differential SCSI card into the host computer system.
Refer to the host user manual and the SCSI card installation instruct ions for
information on installing and configuring SCSI cards.
Installation
1-7
Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rac k (opti onal)
For stand-alo ne ins talla tions , go to “St ep 5: Set the SCSI Inte rface Mode Swit ch” on
page 1-20.
The rack slides can be adjuste d to fit any standard rack with a depth of 26 to 31
inches (66.04 to 78.75 centimeters).
Safety Precautions
Because the ta pe library weighs approximately 100 pounds (45 kilograms), the
following safe ty precautions must be tak en when mounting the tape librar y:
•Full y extend the rack’s antitip rail and lower the leveller feet.
•Mount the tape library no higher than 4 fee t (122 ce ntimeters) in the rack.
•IMPORTANT: At least two people must lift the library during installation.
WARNINGDo not pull the library out of the rack to its fully extended position unless the
anti-tip rail on the bottom of the rack has been positioned correctly. Do not
attempt to move the tape library by yourself.
The tape librar y weighs approximately 100 pou nds (45 kilograms). Pulli n g the
librar y out of the rack wit ho u t th e ra ck’s anti-tip ra i l ex t ended could result in
personal injury and/or damage to the tape library if the rack tips over.
1-8
Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
Tools and Comp onents
Tools:
Phillips screwdriver (included in ki t)
1/2 inch open-ended wrench
Kit Hardware (parts are labeled for easy identification):
1. rack slides (1 pair)
2. bezel spacers (2)
3. mounting brackets (4)
4. strain relief bracket (1)
5. cable ties (4)
6. template
Figure 1-2Rackmounting Componen ts
Installation
7. 8-32 x 3/8 pan slotted phillips lw profile
hd (14)
8. 10-32 x 5/8 pan slotted phillips (14)
9. 10-32 clip nuts (12)
10. 8-32 keps nuts (8)
11. 6-32 x 3/8 pan phillips, with internal
lockwasher (1)
1-9
Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
Mounting the L ibr ar y
To mount the tape library in a rack, you must:
•First, attach the front and back mounting brackets to the rack s lides.
•Next, attach the rack slides to the rack.
•Finally, attach the tape library to the rack slides.
These steps are explained in detail in the following sections.
Attach the Mounting Brackets
1. IMPORTANT: Lower the rack’s leveller feet using a 1/2-inch open-end wrench,
and extend the rack’s antitip rail.
WARNINGFailure to extend the antitip rail could result in personal injury and/or damage
to the tape library if the rack tips over.
2. Pull th e r ack slide members out to the fully exten d ed p o sition. (The sli d es
should “click” into a locked positi on.)
Figure 1-3Rack Slides
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
3. Attach the front mounting brackets to the front end of each s lide using two 8-32
x 3/8 pan-slotted phillips screws and two 8-32 keps nuts. Tighten the screws.
Figure 1-4Front Mounting Bracket
4. Attach the rear m ounting b rac kets to the b ack s ide of eac h slid e usin g two 8- 32 x
3/8 pan-slotted phillips screws and two 8-32 keps nuts. Do not tighten the
screws.
Installation
Figure 1-5Rear Mounting Bracket
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
Attach the Rack Slides to the Rack
1. Line up the templat e with an existing pr oduct in the rack. Attach clip nuts to
each front rail in the locations indicated on the template.
Figure 1-6Clip Nuts (Front Rails)
NOTEDo not install the library in the bottom of the rack. Make sure the bottom of the
library is no higher than 4 feet off the floor.
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
2. Attach two cl ip nut s to ea ch of th e ba ck ra ils s o that the slid es will be leve l when
attached to the rails.
NOTECount the holes on the front and back rails to ensure the slides will be level.
Figure 1-7Clip Nuts (Back Rails)
Installation
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
3. Attach the front bracke t:
a. Return the slides to their compressed position.
b. Attach the front slide mounting bracket to the lower two clip nuts on the
front rails using two 10-32 x 5/8 pan slotted phlp sc rews.
c. Pu s h th e sli d es as f ar as po s s ib le toward th e o utside of th e rack.
d. Tighten the screws .
Figure 1-8Front Bracket on Rack
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
4. Attach the rear bracket:
a. Adjust the re ar mounting brackets to fit lengthwise in the rack.
b. Attach the rear sli de mountin g brac ket to the rea r clip nut s usi ng two 10-32 x
5/8 pan slotted phlp screws.
c. Pu s h th e sli d es as f ar as po s s ib le towa rd th e o utside of th e rack.
d. Tighten the screws .
e. Tighten all bracket screws.
Figure 1-9Rear Bracket on Rack
Installation
5. Extend the slides fully, make sure they are parallel, and then recompress them.
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Installing the Tape Library
Step 4: Mount the Library in a Rack (optional)
6. Connect the two bezel s pacers t o the fron t rails us ing two 10-32 x 5/8 p an slo tted
phlp screws. The screws attach to the two clip nuts on the front rails above the
slides.
Figure 1-10Bezel Spacers
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