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Quantum A-Series Tape Drives User’s Guide, 81-81487-03 A01, May 2007.

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Preface xi

Chapter 1 Introduction 1

Overview............................................................................................................. 1

Product Features ................................................................................................ 3

Chapter 2 Getting Started 5

Java Plug-in........................................................................................................ 6

The Java Plug-in.......................................................................................... 6

Certificate of Security................................................................................. 6

Resetting System Defaults ................................................................................ 7

Warranty Note.................................................................................................... 9

Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection............................................................ 9

Safety Precautions ...................................................................................... 9

Handling .................................................................................................... 10

Electrostatic Discharge Protection.......................................................... 11

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Chapter 3 Using Your Tape Drive 12

Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject .................................................................. 13

SDLT 600A ................................................................................................. 13

LTO-3A....................................................................................................... 16

A-Series Data Cartridges.................................................................................18

Write-Protect Switch ................................................................................18

Write Protecting a SDLT 600A Data Cartridge .................................... 18

Write Protecting an Ultrium Data Cartridge ........................................ 20

Loading a Data Cartridge ........................................................................ 20

Unloading a Data Cartridge.................................................................... 21

Data Cartridge Care and Maintenance.................................................. 22

Power On Self-Test (POST) Troubleshooting .............................................. 23

POST Operation ........................................................................................ 23

POST Troubleshooting Tips .................................................................... 24

Over Temperature Condition ................................................................. 25

Frequently Asked Questions................................................................... 26

Appendix A Specifications 27

A-Series SDLT 600A Tape Drive.................................................................... 28

Laser Guided Magnetic Recording ........................................................28

Pivoting Optical Servo ............................................................................. 28

Magneto Resistive Cluster Heads .......................................................... 28

Advanced Partial Response Maximum Likelihood.............................29

Advanced Metal Powder Media............................................................. 29

Positive Engagement Tape Leader Buckling Mechanism................... 29

Modular Design ............................................................................................... 29

Data Control Module ............................................................................... 31

Tape Control Module............................................................................... 31

Front Panel Module.................................................................................. 32

Electronic Interface Module .................................................................... 33

Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge ...........................................................33

Product Specifications ..................................................................................... 34

Positive Engagement Tape Leader Buckling Mechanism................... 34

Functional Specifications ................................................................................ 34

Performance Data ..................................................................................... 34

Shock and Vibration Specifications........................................................ 35

Current and Power Requirements ......................................................... 38

SDLT 600A Tape Drive Recording Method.......................................... 41

Environmental Specifications......................................................................... 41

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Air Flow Requirements............................................................................ 41

Temperature and Humidity.................................................................... 41

Storage and Shipment .............................................................................. 42

Altitude ...................................................................................................... 43

Recording Media Specifications..................................................................... 43

Media Structure......................................................................................... 43

Physical Data Cartridge ........................................................................... 44

Media Shipping, Operating, and Storage Specifications ....................45

A-Series LTO-3A Tape Drive ......................................................................... 46

Power Specifications........................................................................................ 46

Drive Performance Specifications.................................................................. 47

Environmental Requirements ........................................................................ 49

Reliability Specifications ................................................................................. 50

Mean Time Between Failures.................................................................. 50

Mean Time to Replace.............................................................................. 51

LTO Cartridge Specifications ......................................................................... 51

Environmental Considerations............................................................... 51

Cartridge Memory.................................................................................... 52

Cartridge Reliability ................................................................................. 52

Appendix B Data Cartridges 53

Using Data Cartridges for the SDLT 600A................................................... 53

Data Cartridge Handling Guidelines............................................................ 54

Data Cartridge Inspection Procedure ........................................................... 56

Data Cartridge Write-Protect Switch ............................................................ 60

Using Data Cartridges for the LTO-3A......................................................... 62

Loading a Tape Cartridge........................................................................ 62

Unloading a Tape Cartridge ................................................................... 62

Write Protecting a Tape Cartridge ......................................................... 63

Tape Cartridge Care and Maintenance ................................................. 64

Cleaning the Tape Mechanism....................................................................... 65

Occasional Cleaning of Tape Head ........................................................ 65

SDLT 600A ................................................................................................. 65

Life Expectancy of the Cleaning Tape ................................................... 65

Compatibility of the Cleaning Tape....................................................... 66

Loading the Cleaning Tape Into a Tabletop Tape Drive..................... 66

LTO-3A....................................................................................................... 66

Performing an Emergency Reset and Cartridge Eject ................................ 68

Loading a Data Cartridge ............................................................................... 69

Unloading a Data Cartridge ........................................................................... 70

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Appendix C Regulatory Compliance 71

SDLT 600A ........................................................................................................ 72

Safety Certifications.................................................................................. 72

Electromagnetic Field Specifications ..................................................... 72

Electromagnetic Emissions...................................................................... 72

Electromagnetic Interference Susceptibility ......................................... 73

Immunity and ESD Limits....................................................................... 73

Acoustic Noise Emissions........................................................................ 74

LTO-3A..............................................................................................................75

Environmental Compliance............................................................................ 77

Perchlorate Material ................................................................................. 77

Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment ....................................... 78

Glossary 79

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Figures

Figure 1 SDLT 600A Tabletop Drive......................................................... 2

Figure 2 Certificate of Security .................................................................. 7

Figure 3 SDLT 600A Front Panel Display .............................................. 13

Figure 4 LTO-3A Front Panel Display.................................................... 16

Figure 5 Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge ............................................ 18

Figure 6 Write-protect Switch on Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge . 19

Figure 7 Write-protect Switch on Ultrium Data Cartridge.................. 20

Figure 8 Loading a Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge.......................... 21

Figure 9 SDLT 600A Tape Drive Front Panel LEDs.............................. 24

Figure 10 SDLT 600A Tape Drive Modular Design................................ 30

Figure 11 Multiple Layers Comprise Super DLTtape II Media ............ 44

Figure 12 Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge ............................................ 44

Figure 13 Super DLTtape II Media Shipping Limits .............................. 45

Figure 14 Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge ............................................ 54

Figure 15 Bottom View of Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge................ 57

Figure 16 Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge Reel Locks ........................ 58

Figure 17 Opening the Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge Door ........... 58

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Figure 18 Problems to Look for Inside the Data Cartridge Door.......... 59

Figure 19 Write-Protect Switch on Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge . 60

Figure 20 Ultrium Tape Cartridge Write-Protect Switch....................... 63

Figure 21 Loading a Super DLTtape II Data Cartridge ..........................69

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Tables

Table 1 Storage Capacity and Transfer Rates ........................................ 3

Table 2 System Defaults............................................................................ 8

Table 3 SDLT 600A LED Codes ............................................................. 14

Table 4 LTO-3A LED Codes ................................................................... 17

Table 5 LED Lighting Pattern During Power-On Self-Test (POST).. 23

Table 6 Troubleshooting Chart .............................................................. 25

Table 7 SDLT 600A Tape Drive Performance Data............................. 34

Table 8 Non-operating Shock Specifications (Unpackaged) ............. 35

Table 9 Non-Operating Shock Specifications (Packaged, Drop)....... 36

Table 10 Non-Operating Vibration Specifications (Unpackaged) ...... 36

Table 11 Non-Operating Vibration Specifications (Packaged)............ 37

Table 12 Operating Shock and Vibration Specifications...................... 37

Table 13 Current Requirements — SCSI Interface ................................ 38

Table 14 Power Requirements — SCSI Interface................................... 40

Table 15 Temperature and Humidity Specification.............................. 42

Table 16 Tape Drive Storage and Shipment Specifications ................. 42

Table 17 Super DLTtape II Media Specifications .................................. 43

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Table 18 Super DLTtape II Media Operating Limits ............................ 45

Table 19 Super DLTtape II Media Storage Limits................................. 45

Table 20 LTO-3A Physical Specifications ............................................... 46

Table 21 Drive Performance Specifications ............................................ 47

Table 22 Environmental Requirements................................................... 49

Table 23 Reliability Specifications ........................................................... 50

Table 24 Environmental Tolerances ........................................................ 51

Table 25 Write-Protect Switch Positions.................................................61

Table 26 EMI Regulations and Certifications.........................................73

Table 27 Immunity and ESD Failure Level Limits ................................ 73

Table 28 Acoustic Noise Emissions, Nominal........................................ 74

Table 29 Safety Compliance...................................................................... 75

Table 30 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Compliance.............. 76

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Preface

This document serves as an easy-to-use information source to familiarize Quantum customers and systems professionals with the A-Series tape drives.

Audience

Purpose

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The primary audience for this document consists of end users installing and using the tape drive.

This document provides information on the A-Series tape drives including:

•Product features

• Safety, handling, and ESD protection

• Resetting system defaults

• The Java Plug-in

• Front panel LEDs

• Regulatory compliance and statements

Document Organization

This document is organized as follows:

Notational Conventions

• Chapter 1,

Introduction, provides an overview of the tape drive and

product features.

• Chapter 2,

Getting Started, includes information on the Java Plug-in,

resetting system defaults, and warranty, safety, handling, and ESD precautions.

• Chapter 3,

Using Your Tape Drive, provides information on the front

panel controls and LEDs, data cartridges, and POST.

• Appendix A,

Specifications, provides product, functional,

environmental, and recording media specifications.

• Appendix B,

Data Cartridges, provides information on recognizing,

handling, inspecting, write-protecting, loading, and unloading cartridges.

• Appendix C,

Regulatory Compliance, provides electromagnetic field

specifications, acoustic noise emissions, and environmental compliance.

This document concludes with a glossary.

This document uses the following conventions:

Note: Notes emphasize important information related to the main

topic.

Caution: Cautions indicate potential hazards to equipment and are

included to prevent damage to equipment.

Warning: Warnings indicate potential hazards to personal safety and

are included to prevent injury.

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This document uses the following:

• Right side of the tape drive — Refers to the right side as you face the component being described.

• Left side of the tape drive — Refers to the left side as you face the component being described.

• Power cycle — Means to turn the tape drive or system on, then turn them off (or off, then on).

• Dimensions in figures — All dimensions are shown with no units specified (Inches understood unless otherwise specified).

1Introduction

The Quantum A-Series Tape Drives:

• SDLT 600A

•LTO-3A

This chapter describes the features of the tape drives and covers the following topics:

• Overview

• Product Features

describes a basic overview of the A-Series tape drives.

lists product features of the A-Series tape drives.

Overview

The Quantum A-Series Tape Drives are an extension to the family of products with video professionals in mind. Using the built-in FTP client in conjunction with a standard Web browser, Material Exchange Format (MXF) files can be stored and retrieved. A Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interface allows these drives to be quickly connected and accessed on your network.

The A-Series tape drives are ideal for serving a full range of video applications; from hand-carrying video content out to a truck for live production to facility-wide, long-term, secure archive.

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Figure 1 SDLT 600A Tabletop Drive

Chapter 1 Introduction

Overview

The A-Series tape drives are available in two configurations, tabletop (as shown in figure 1

) and rackmount.

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Product Features

Chapter 1 Introduction

Product Features

The A-Series tape drives offer the following product features:

Table 1 Storage Capacity and Transfer Rates

A-Series

Tape Drive

SDLT 600A 300 GB 36 MB/sec

LTO-3A 400 GB 68 MB/sec

• The SDLT 600A tape drive allows for over 6 hours of HD (high definition) and over 25 hours of SD (standard definition) storage on a single Super DLTtape II media cartridge.

• The LTO-3A tape drive allows for over 8 hours of HD and over 33 hours of SD storage on a single Ultrium 3 media cartridge.

Note: There is a limitation on the number of files that can be

stored on a media cartridge based on the size of the files and the size of the filenames stored on the table of contents (TOC) region of the tape. For example, the A-Series SDLT 600A tape drive can hold approximately 8,000 files. This limit can be significantly smaller if the filenames are long and/or there are many MXF files.

• Convergent technology — the benefits of file-based data tape storage and the accessibility of video tape.

Maximum Storage

Capacity

Maximum Native

Data Transfer Rate

• Built-in Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interface.

• Access to metadata and clip content by timecode-indexed in and out points through a web-based interface.

• A standard 5.25-inch full-height form factor to simplify integration into system and tape library solutions.

• iTalk (and Pocket DLTSage iTalk)—Infrared (wireless) interface on the SDLT 600A that provides a remote testing base allowing customers and integrators to access system diagnostic information from the front of the tape drive.

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Chapter 1 Introduction

Product Features

• For more information on the SDLT tape products and other product information, go to www.dlttape.com

This Web page provides information that is constantly updated as needed. Refer to this Web site often to obtain the most current information.

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Chapter 2

2Getting Started

This chapter provides pointers to information you need to install and configure your A-Series tape drive and also to access and use the A-Series FTP file server.

Note: For information on installing and configuring the Quantum

A-Series Tape Drive, see the Quantum A-Series Tape Drives Quick Start Guide (81-81488-0x).

Note: For information on accessing and using the Quantum A-Series

FTP File Server, see the Quantum A-Series FTP File Server User’s Guide (81-81800-0x).

This chapter covers the following topics:

• Java Plug-in on your system.

• Resetting System Defaults should you lose the IP address of the A-Series tape drive.

• Warranty Note

• Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection safeguards to use when working with the tape drive.

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provides information about the only software required

provides information on what to do

provides basic warranty information

describes appropriate

Java Plug-in

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Java Plug-in

The A-Series tape drive utilizes a Web-based interface allowing you to manage the tape drive from a remote workstation on the same network.

The tape drive is configured and managed through Web pages accessible by Internet browser software installed on the host computer.

The Java Plug-in 2

Certificate of Security 2

The only software required on your system is the Java Plug-in. The

Plug-in

is the virtual machine software that allows the execution of Java

Java

applets.

The Java FTP client needs the Java Virtual Machine to run. This Java Plug-

is provided by Sun Microsystems.

The Java FTP client will install immediately. When you load the Java FTP client for the first time, a display window may ask you to download and install the Java plug-in. If you need that plug-in you can just follow the instructions on the screen or go to www.java.com

If you have

Environment

Java Plug-in version 1.5 or later or the Java Runtime

version 1.5 or later installed on your computer, you should

to download it.

not need to download new software. The plug-in should activate on your Web browser automatically once installed. For Mac OSX, the supported JRE version is 1.4.2.

Since the Java FTP client reaches the local directories of your computer, a certificate of security is required. When the Java FTP client is loaded, the

Java Plug-in displays a window prompting you to accept our certificate of

security (see figure 2

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Figure 2 Certificate of Security

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Resetting System Defaults

As there is no access to the A-Series tape drive other than the Ethernet port, a mechanism has been implemented to reset the settings to their default values. This is useful if an end user loses the IP address of the A-Series tape drive. The settings can all be set up through the Web manager (i.e. IP settings, root password, ...).

To have the settings set back to their default values:

1 Switch off your tape drive.

2 Disconnect the network cable from the drive.

3 Repeat the following procedure three times:

a Insert a write protected cartridge into the drive.

b Switch on the tape drive.

c After approximately one minute, the cartridge will be ejected.

d Switch off the drive.

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Table 2 System Defaults

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Resetting System Defaults

4 After the third ejection, connect your network cable and switch your

cartridge write protection on or off (as you need it), then reboot the drive.

You can now set up the drive using the default IP address (10.10.10.10) as the flash memory has been erased.

Name Password/Setting

Static IP address 10.10.10.10

Netmask 255.255.255.0

Main login admin

Username root

Default password password

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Warranty Note

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Warranty Note

See the warranty before installing your tape drive. Certain actions taken during installation could void the warranty if not properly conducted.

Generally, the Limited Product and Limited Repair Warranties are contingent upon proper use in the application for which the product is intended; and do not cover the product if you perform any of the following actions:

• Modify the product without the manufacturer’s written approval.

• Subject the product to unusual physical, environmental, or electrical stress, including damage caused by handling or shipping in unapproved containers or packaging.

• Disturb any warranty labels, or the integrity of the product in any other way.

• Remove or damage the serial number label to the extent that warranty status of the product cannot be determined.

Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection

Inappropriate or careless handling of the A-Series tape drives may result in damage to the product. Follow the precautions and directions to prevent damaging the tape drive.

Safety Precautions 2

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For your safety, follow all safety procedures described here and in other sections of the manual.

1 Power off the system before installing or removing the tape drive to

prevent the possibility of electrical shock or damage to the tape drive. Unplug the unit that contains—or is to contain—the tape drive from AC power to provide an added measure of safety.

2 Read, understand, and observe all label warnings.

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection

3 The Pivoting Optical Servo (POS) uses a Class I laser product. This

laser product complies with 29 CFR 1200 and 29 CFR 1910 as applicable on the date of manufacture.

Warning: If you open the tape drive chassis, you may become

exposed to invisible laser emission which could be harmful if you are directly exposed to the beam.

Handling 2

Damage to the tape drive can occur as the result of careless handling, vibration, shock, or electrostatic discharge (ESD). For more details about ESD, see Electrostatic Discharge Protection

Caution: Always handle the A-Series tape drive with care to avoid

damage to the precision internal components. Hold the tape drive only by its sides. Never hold the tape drive by inserting fingers into the receiver area on the front of the tape drive. Damage to the receiver area may occur if you lift or carry it in this manner.

Follow these guidelines to avoid damage to the tape drive:

• Always observe prescribed ESD precautions.

• Keep the external tape drive in its anti-static bag until ready to install.

• Always use a properly fitted wrist strap or other suitable ESD protection when handling the tape drive.

• Hold the tape drive only by its sides.

• Do not bump, jar, or drop the tape drive. Use care when transporting the tape drive.

• Always handle the tape drive carefully and gently. A drop of ¼ inch onto a bench or desktop may damage a tape drive.

• Never place the tape drive so that it rests on its front bezel. Always gently place the tape drive flat, bottom side down, on an appropriate ESD-protected work surface to avoid the tape drive being accidentally knocked over.

• Do not pack other materials with the tape drive in its anti-static bag.

• Place the tape drive in the anti-static bag before placing it in a shipping container.

• Do not stack objects on the tape drive.

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Chapter 2 Getting Started

Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection

• Do not expose the tape drive to moisture.

• Do not place foreign objects inside the tape drive’s receiver area.

Electrostatic Discharge Protection 2

Several electrical components of the A-Series tape drive are sensitive to static electricity and electrostatic discharge (ESD). Even a static buildup or discharge that is too slight to feel can be sufficient to destroy or degrade a component’s operation.

To minimize the possibility of ESD-related damage to the system, the drive’s manufacturer strongly recommends using both a workstation anti-static mat and an ESD wrist strap. When correctly installed and properly used, these devices reduce the buildup of static electricity that might harm the system.

Observe the following precautions to avoid ESD-related problems:

• Leave the tape drive in its anti-static bag until you are ready to install it in the system.

• Always use a properly fitted and grounded wrist strap or other suitable ESD protection when handling the tape drive and observe proper ESD grounding techniques.

• Hold the tape drive only by its sides.

• Place the tape drive on a properly grounded anti-static work surface pad when it is out of its protective anti-static bag.

• Do not use the bag as a substitute for the work surface anti-static pad. The outside surface of the bag may not have the same anti-static properties as the inside surface. It could actually increase the possibility of ESD problems.

• Do not remove covers to use any test equipment to check components on the PCBAs. There are no user-serviceable components on the tape drive.

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Chapter 3

3Using Your Tape Drive

This chapter provides information about the LEDs and buttons on the front panels of the A-Series tape drives, A-Series data cartridges, formatting tape media cartridges, updating the firmware, cleaning the A-Series tape mechanism, and troubleshooting.

For information on the A-Series FTP file server, see the Quantum A-Series FTP File Server User’s Guide (81-81800-0x).

This chapter covers the following topics:

• Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject front panel controls and LEDs.

• A-Series Data Cartridges protecting, loading and unloading, and data cartridge care and maintenance.

• Power On Self-Test (POST) Troubleshooting troubleshooting information.

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provides information about write

describes the functionality of the

provides basic

Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject

Green/Orange LED

Green LED

Yellow LED

Eject Button

iTalk Port

(Cleaning Required)

(Cartridge Status)

(Drive Status)

All LEDs are on the front panel of the A-Series tape drives along with the manual tape cartridge eject button. Use these LEDs to monitor the activity of your A-Series tape drive as necessary.

• SDLT 600A

• LTO-3A

Chapter 3 Using Your Tape Drive

Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject

SDLT 600A 3

Figure 3 SDLT 600A Front Panel Display

As shown in figure 3, the SDLT 600A tape drive front panel display has three LED indicators that reflect the operating condition of the drive:

The left LED is dual color (green/orange). This LED is the density indicator. When you insert a Super DLTtape II data cartridge, this LED illuminates green.

Table 3

describes control and LED functionality.

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Table 3 SDLT 600A LED Codes

Chapter 3 Using Your Tape Drive

Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject

LED/Button/ Port Title

All LEDs All LEDs illuminate

Color/ Symbol Action Explanation

SDLT 600A tape drive reset briefly and then illuminate in sequence until the reset completes

No LED No LEDs illuminate No data cartridge is inserted

Cartridge Status

Green Remains OnSuper DLTtape II data cartridge ejected

LED

Remains OnBlank Super DLTtape II data cartridge inserted

Remains OnSDLT 600A tape drive formatted Super DLTtape II

data cartridge inserted

Cartridge Status

Orange On/Off Incorrect cartridge inserted

LED

The tape drive is in use. This includes functions such

as:

• The tape is moving.

Green

Flashing

• The tape drive is calibrating, reading, writing, or rewinding the tape.

Drive Status LED

• The tape drive is loading, unloading, or rewinding.

On The tape drive is idle. There may or may not be a data

cartridge in the tape drive.

Off The tape drive has not been powered on or is not

plugged into a power source.

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Contents

Figures

Tables

Preface

1Introduction

Overview

Product Features

2Getting Started

Java Plug-in

The Java Plug-in 2

Certificate of Security 2

Resetting System Defaults

Warranty Note

Safety, Handling, and ESD Protection

Safety Precautions 2

Handling 2

Electrostatic Discharge Protection 2

3Using Your Tape Drive

Front Panel LEDs and Tape Eject

• SDLT 600A