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This chapter provides general information on this manual,
including intended audience, organization, associated
documents, and where to acquire technical assistance.
The information in this chapter is organized as follows:
•Intended Audience on page 1-3
•Organization on page 1-3
•Associated Documents on page 1-4
•ADIC Technical Assistance Center on page 1-4
Intended Audience
1-
This manual is for sales personnel and potential purchasers of
the Scalar 1000
Organization
This manual contains information detailing the Scalar 1000
library. The chapters include:
Chapter 1About this Guide - Describes the intended
Chapter 2System Description - Describes general
Chapter 3System Configurations - Describes the
Chapter 4System Specifications - Describes the
1
library.
audience, organization, associated
documents, and where to acquire
additional assistance.
information, Scalar 1000 library modules,
I/O status and control, and host
attachments.
structure of the basic Scalar 1000 library
and available optional components.
physical and electrical specifications of the
Scalar 1000 components.
1. Scalar 1000 is a trademark of ADIC. Throughout the remainder of this document, we refer to
Scalar 1000 library as Scalar 1000 or the library.
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Overview1-3
Chapter 5Site Preparation - Provides forms for
planning space, physical, electrical, and
environmental requirements. This
information is required by the installation
team.
To accommodate IBM
3590 drives, you must
add an Extension frame
to a Control Module or a
Expansion Module to
increase module depth.
2-
The Scalar 1000 automates the storage, retrieval, and control
of 3590, LTO, DLT, SDLT, and AIT tape cartridges. Tape
cartridges are mounted and dismounted in tape drives using
application software from the host without operator
intervention.
The Scalar 1000 is a linear storage library that can be expanded
from a single media library to a mixed media library. The
Scalar 1000 consists of a Control Module (CM) and up to three
Expansion Modules (EMs). See Figure 2-1 on page 2-4. The
CM contains library control hardware, the Cartridge
Accessor, an Insert/Eject Station (I/E Station), an Operator
Panel, cartridge storage cells, and tape drives. The EM can
contain tape drives and cartridge storage.
The Scalar 1000 can be configured for approximately 118 to
1182 cartridges (the cartridge capacity depends on the library
configuration and features installed), and 1 to 48 drives.
See Table 2-1.