*** An error occurred during the file system check.
*** Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot
*** when you leave the shell.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup):
4(Repairfilesystem)2#と表示されたら、init6と入力し、Enter
キーを押して再起動する。
(Repair filesystem) 2# init 6
修復が完了していれば、正常に起動します。
再起動中に起動が停止した場合
再起動中に起動が停止した場合、次の表示が出ます。
/export/home:UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck
MANUALLY.
(i.e., without -a or -p options)
*** An error occurred during the file system check.
*** Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot
*** when you leave the shell.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup)
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to
rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer
servicing to qualified personnel only.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
CAUTION
The mains plug on this equipment must be used to
disconnect mains power.
Please ensure that the socket outlet is installed near the
equipment and shall be easily accessible.
Use the power cord set approved by the appropriate testing
organization for the specific countries where this unit is to be
used
WARNING: THIS WARNING IS APPLICABLE FOR USA
ONLY.
If used in USA, use the UL LISTED power cord specified
below.
DO NOT USE ANY OTHER POWER CORD.
Plug CapParallel blade with ground pin
(NEMA 5-15P Configuration)
CordType SJT or SVT, three 16 or 18 AWG wires
LengthLess than 2.5 m (8 ft. 3 in.)
RatingMinimum 10 A, 125 V
For the customers in Canada
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-
003.
English
Caution for LAN port
For safety reason, do not connect the LAN port to any
network devices that might have excessive voltage.
AVERTISSEMENT
Afin d’éviter tout risque d’incendie ou d’électrocution, ne pas
exposer cet appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité.
Afin d’écarter tout risque d’électrocution, garder le coffret
fermé. Ne confier l’entretien de l’appareil qu’à un personnel
qualifié.
CET APPAREIL DOIT ÊTRE RELIÉ À LA TERRE.
WARNUNG
Um Feuergefahr und die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages
zu vermeiden, darf das Gerät weder Regen noch
Feuchtigkeit ausgesetzt werden.
Um einen elektrischen Schlag zu vermeiden, darf das
Gehäuse nicht geöffnet werden. Überlassen Sie
Wartungsarbeiten stets nur qualifiziertem Fachpersonal.
DIESES GERÄT MUSS GEERDET WERDEN.
For the customers in the USA
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
Pour les utilisateurs en Canada
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la
norme NMB-003 du Canada.
For the customers in Europe
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this
product may cause radio interference in which case the user
may be required to take adequate measures.
Pour les utilisateurs en Europe
AVERTISSMENT
Il s’agit d’un produit de Classe A. Dans un environnement
domestique, cet appareil peut provoquer des interférences
radio, dans ce cas l’utilisateur être amené à prendre des
measures appropriées.
Für Kunden in Europa
Warnung
Dies ist eine Einrichtung, welche die Funk-Entstörung nach
Klasse A besitzt.
Diese Einrichtung kann im Wohnbereich Funkstörungen
verursachen; in diesem Fall kann vom Betreiber verlangt
werden, angemessene Maßnahmen durchzuführen und
dafür aufzukommen.
Für Kunden in Deutschland
Diese Ausrüstung erfüllt die Europäischen EMCBestimmungen für die Verwendung in folgender / folgenden
Umgebung(en):
• Gewerbegebiete
• Leichtindustriegebiete
(Diese Ausrüstung erfüllt die Bestimmungen der Norm
EN55022, Klasse A.)
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your authority
to operate this equipment.
The device requires shielded interface cable to comply with
FCC emission limits.
Dieses Gerät ist nur für den Gebrauch in Gewerbe und
Leichtindustrie bestimmt.
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LED Notice:
The LED of the barcode reader incorporated inside this
product complies with IEC 60825-1.
This product is classified as a CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT.
LED (barcode reader)
Wavelength630–660 nm
For models with FC-conforming SAIT drives
Laser Notice:
The equipment contains tape drives using laser that
complies with IEC 60825-1.
The equipment is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT.
CAUTION
The use of controls or adjustments or performance of
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure.
CAUTION
Do not look at the end of optical connector of the internal
tape driver with naked eyes or through optical equipment
while the power is supplied to this product. Otherwise, your
eyes may be injured
Caution to service personnel:
This equipment has four power supply connections. Power
to drive operation is supplied through appliance inlets
marked with DRIVE. Power to robot mechanism is supplied
through appliance inlets marked with ROBOT. All
connections need to be removed to completely de-energize
the equipment.
Specifications of SAIT ..................................................................27(E)
Specifications of Barcode Reader .................................................27(E)
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Overview
The Consolidated Storage Management (CSM) System
achieves rapid and accurate processing, backup, and
hierarchical
storage management of large amounts of
data.
The required software and hardware are configured
into one package to construct a storage solution system
of high reliability.
The CSM system is composed of PetaSite S200-series
tape libraries, DZC-PSC2 PetaSite control software,
PetaSite Control Unit (PCU) , PetaBack or PetaServe
backup application software, and fibre channel
switches.
The PetaSite S200-series is a tape library that controls
cartridges of the Super AIT format to store, check,
record, and reproduce large amounts of data at high
speed. It contains the PetaSite Control Unit and DZCPSC2 PetaSite control software in the Basic Storage
System models as a package.
Ethernet
Product Line-up of the PetaSite
S200-Series
CSM-200BF/200BS/100BF/100BS/60BF/60BS
Basic Storage System
There are models with FC-conforming SAIT drives
and models with SCSI-conforming SAIT drives. They
are further configured into three types according to the
number of cartridges to be stored. Up to 12 drives can
be mounted in any types.
Using the optional CSMA-PSL power unit dedicated
for redundant libraries, CSMA-PSD power unit
dedicated for redundant drives, and CSMA-DIF
redundant drive IF board kit in combination, you can
easily establish a highly reliable system.
drive typecartridgescapacity
Max. 216Max. 108TB
Max. 108Max. 54TB
Max. 60Max. 30TB
Application
server
Data server
PetaSite S200-series (with
PetaSite Control Unit, Hub,
and terminal server built in)
NAS server
Storage Area Network
Fibre channel switch
Application client
CSM
CSM-200D/200C Extension Console
The CSM-200D is a drive console that can hold both
drives and cartridges, and the CSM-200C is a cartridge
console that can hold cartridges only.
Using one of the following combinations shown below
of optional extension belt kit and extension cable kit,
you can add up to 7 extension console units to one
Basic Storage System model.
Number ofExtension belt kitExtension cable kit
extension
1CSMA-BLTSNot necessary
2 or 3CSMA-BLTSCSMA-CBLS
4 to 7CSMA-BLTLCSMA-CBLL
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Features of the PetaSite S200Series
The CSM System works in a heterogeneous
environment. Its SAN solution makes this high-speed
backup subsystem possible.
It features:
Cassette management using bar codes
The system includes a barcode reader to aid in
management of cartridges with barcode labels attached
to the cartridges.
Easy control
The system can be controlled via an SCSI or API
interface.
Huge storage capacity
Combining extension consoles with the Basic Storage
System, the system can store data of 1.49PB on 96
drives at maximum.
The maximum capacity of each single unit is:
The system can check the statuses of the cartridges
mounted in the system as well as the system itself, and
the results are displayed with the GUI (Graphical User
Interface).
High-speed data transmission in SAN
environments
Having the tape drive directly connected to the FC
(Fibre Channel) enables high-speed data transmission.
Transmission rate and large capacity of SAIT
30 MB/s for one drive (without data compression)
500 GB for one cartridge (without data compression)
Reducing load on the LAN and lowering cost
by sharing libraries
The system complies with LAN free backup and
NDMP.
Remote maintenance function
In compliance with SNMP
Remote monitoring software supporting Java
PC server (PetaSite Control Unit) built in
The built-in PetaSite Control Unit (PCU) manages and
monitors the tape library. The PCU also functions as a
backup server for PetaServe and PetaBack.
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Overview
Extension Example
Data capacity can be increased by connecting up to
seven CSM-200D/200C Extension Consoles to the
CSM-200BF/200BS Basic Storage System.
CSM-200BF/200BSCSM-200D/200C
Note
The Extension Consoles cannot be connected to the
CSM-100BF/100BS/60BF/60BS. To connect one,
upgrade the CSM-100BF/100BS/60BF/60BS to the
CSM-200BF/200BS using the appropriate Upgrade Kit
(option).
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System Equipment
CSMA-DR130F Storage Management System
Drive Unit (FC)
This is the hot-swapping FC drive unit (attachment
included) for dedicated use with libraries.
CSMA-DR100S Storage Management System
Drive Unit (SCSI)
This is the hot-swapping SCSI drive unit (attachment
included) for dedicated use with libraries.
CSMA-CBLL Extension Kit (CL)
This is the extension cable kit to connect 4 to 7
extension consoles.
CSMA-CBLS Extension Kit (CS)
This is the extension cable kit to connect 2 or 3
extension consoles.
CSMA-BLTL Extension Kit (BL)
This is the extension belt kit to connect 4 to 7
extension consoles.
CSMU-200B Upgrade Kit CSM-100BF/100BS to
CSM-200BF/200BS
This is the kit to upgrage the CSM-100BF/100BS to
the CSM-200BF/200BS.
DMSA-CPE Power Cord
This is the power cord for the PetaSite S200-series and
the PetaSite Control Unit (PCU) (AC 120 V).
CSMA-BLTS Extension Kit (BS)
This is the extension belt kit to connect 1 to 3
extension consoles.
CSMA-PSL Redundant Power Unit (Library)
This is the hot-swapping power unit for dedicated use
with redundant libraries.
CSMA-PSD Redundant Power Unit (Drive)
This is the hot-swapping power unit for dedicated use
with redundant drives.
CSMA-DIF Redundant Drive Control Unit
This is the interface board kit for redundant drives.
DMSP-KBE1/DMSP-KBJ1 PC Keyboard
DMSP-KMS1 PC Mouse
These are the keyboard and mouse for the PetaSite
Control Unit (PCU) built into the PetaSite S200-series.
CSMU-100B Upgrade Kit CSM-60BF/60BS to
CSM-100BF/100BS
This is the kit to upgrage the CSM-60BF/60BS to the
CSM-100BF/100BS.
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Notes on Maintaining the Performance of
the System
Pay attention to the following points when handling
the system equipment and media, so as not to damage
them and to maintain top performance.
Handling the unit
Avoid vibration or shock, which may cause damage to
or malfunction of the system.
• Do not block the ventilation holes of each unit.
• Periodic maintenance of the system is recommended
in order to maintain top performance.
Handling the media
• Do not bring it close to a device with a strong
magnetic field.
• Do not touch the tape inside a cartridge.
Location
Do not use or keep the system equipment and media in
a place with any of the following conditions:
–High humidity
–High temperature
–Direct sunlight
–Dust
–Vibration
–Extreme temperature changes
–Not level
Mounting the PetaSite Control Unit
A specially trained technician must mount the PetaSite
Control Unit.
Cleaning
Clean the system equipment with a cloth lightly
moistened with warm water or a mild detergent
solution, then wipe with a dry cloth.
Do not use any type of solvent, such as thinner or
alcohol, which may damage the finish.
For the cleaning of the S-AIT drive, refer to the
operation manual for the drive.
Transportation
When you transport the system, be sure to remove the
PetaSite Control Unit and pack the system equipment
with the transporting brackets attached and using the
packing materials for them.
A specially trained technician must remove the
PetaSite Control Unit.
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Locations and Functions of Parts
Front and Side
CSM-200BF/200BS/100BF/100BS/60BF/60BS
Front panel
Display panel check window
Slot for optional redundant
power unit (for DRIVE)
1 DRIVE power switch
2 ROBOT power switch
Slot for optional redundant
power unit (for ROBOT)
AC inlet (for ROBOT redundant)
AC inlet (for ROBOT)
Inside front
AC inlet (for DRIVE redundant)
AC inlet (for DRIVE)
POWER READYBUSYERROR
INITIAL
123456
789101112
ESC/
CLR
ENTER
MENU
3 Display panel
OPEN
OPEN
4 IN/OUT port
Slot for optional drives
Standard drives
5 PetaSite Control Unit
Right side panel
6 Transfer check window
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Locations and Functions of Parts
1 DRIVE power switch
This is for turning the power to the drive block on and
off.
When turning on the power, set it to the I position
(ON).
To turn the power off, set it to the a position (OFF).
Notes
• When you also use the redundant power unit, set the
power switches to OFF on the both power units.
• When you turn the power on immediately after you
turn it off, wait for at least 5 seconds.
2 ROBOT power switch
This is for turning the power to the robot block on and
off.
When turning on the power, set it to the I position
(ON).
To turn the power off, set it to the a position (OFF).
When the power is turned off, all indicators on the
display panels go dark.
Notes
• When you also use the redundant power unit, set the
power switches to OFF on the both power units.
• When you turn the power on soon after you turn it off,
wait until the indicator on the display panel goes off.
5 PetaSite Control Unit
The unit controls and monitors the drives and robot
block.
For details, see “PetaSite Control Unit (PCU)” on page
12(E).
6 Transfer check window
The position of a transfer may be checked through this
window.
Warning
This system has four power-reception (AC inlet) lines.
In an emergency, be sure to disconnect all power cords
to completely shut off the power supply.
3 Display panel
The operating conditions, status, etc., of the system
appear here. Using this panel, initialization of the
system, and menu operation for checking the system
configuration and hour meters are also possible.
For details, see “Display Panel” on page 11(E).
4 IN/OUT ports
These ports are for loading and removing cartridges.
You can mount a magazine containing up to six
cartridges in a port.
Care must be taken to load the cartridges in the right
direction.
For details, see “IN/OUT Ports” on page 12(E).
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Display Panel
1 INITIAL button
2 READY indicator
3 BUSY indicator
4 ERROR indicator
POWERREADY BUSY ERROR
INITIAL
5 Display window
6 MENU button
7 Arrow buttons
8 ENTER button
9 ESC/CLR button
MENUENTER
F
gG
f
1 INITIAL button
Holding this button pressed for more than five seconds
while “Initial Request” or “Full Initial Request” is
shown in the display window initializes the system.
While the system is being initialized, the BUSY
indicator is lit.
Each time the power is turned on, the system must be
initialized.
If Auto Initial on the Set Up menu is activated, the
system is automatically initialized after the power is
turned on.
ESC/
CLR
When “Initial Request” or “Full Initial Request”
appears:
Press the INITIAL button to reinitialize the
system.
When “Power off Request” appears:
Turn the power off and then on again.
If the problem persists after executing the above,
consult Sony service personnel.
5 Display window
The operating condition, menu items, or values are
displayed here.
6 MENU button
Pressing this button displays one of the menu items in
the display window. If the display window is closed
when you press the button, the window is turned
opened. Press the button again.
For details, see “Menu Operation” on page 20(E).
7 Arrow buttons
During menu operation, press one of the lit arrow
buttons, and one of the following menu items or values
will appear.
8 ENTER button
During menu operation, pressing this button registers
the set value.
9 ESC/CLR (escape/clear) button
Pressing this button restores the status of one step
before.
2 READY indicator
This indicator lights when the system is ready to be
operated.
3 BUSY indicator
This indicator remains lit while the system is
operating.
It is also lit during initialization.
4 ERROR indicator
This indicator lights if some trouble occurs in the
system.
Perform the following according to the message that
appears in the display window.
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Locations and Functions of Parts
IN/OUT Ports
1 NO MAGAZINE indicators
2 IN/OUT indicators
123456
NO
MAGAZINE
NO
MAGAZINE
IN
OUTINOUTINOUTINOUTINOUTINOUT
78910111 2
IN
OUTINOUTINOUTINOUTINOUTINOUT
1 NO MAGAZINE indicators
Light in red if no magazines is loaded.
2 IN/OUT indicators
These indicators show the status of each cartridge slot.
IN indicator lit: A cartridge is loaded in the slot.
OUT indicator lit: A cartridge is being removed
from the drive.
IN and OUT indicators lit: The bar code on a
cartridge is being read. In some operating modes,
a cartridge may be pulled in before the indicators
are lit.
IN and OUT indicators blinking: No barcode label
is attached to the cartridge or the label cannot be
read.
4 OPEN buttons
3 Function buttons
OPEN
OPEN
PetaSite Control Unit (PCU)
The unit controls and monitors the drives and robot
block.
It also functions as the application server for PetaServe
and PetaBack.
UID
NIC
1
NIC
2
Power switch
Power switch
Turn the power of the unit on and off.
3 Function buttons
The functions of these buttons are set using software.
4 OPEN buttons
To load or remove a cartridge via the ports, press the
buttons to open the doors. When the buttons are
pressed, they light and remain lit until the ports are
closed.
Depending on the operating condition of the system,
some time may be required until the doors open.
When an error is generated, the lamps of the buttons
flash.
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Preparations
Installation
A technician specially trained for CSM system and
PetaSite-series equipment must perform setting and
wiring the units, and making system environment
settings.
Connection Example
This is an example of the system to completely back
up 2 terabytes of data in eight hours.
Application
server
HP-UX
500 GB
NAS server
NetApp filer
1 TBNetwork
Application
server
SUN Solaris
500 GB
Ethernet Interface Ports of the
PCU
The PCU has two Ethernet interface ports: one for the
local network to control the PetaSite system, and
another for the network for the other system other than
PetaSite.
PCU Rear Panel
Ethernet interface port to control the PetaSite system
Ethernet interface port to control the other system
Port for the PetaSite system network
PetaSite S200
series (PetaSite
Control Unit
built-in)
Fibre Channel switch
PetaServe/PetaBack
software for CSM
Be sure to connect the units for this system only to the
network to be used to control the PetaSite system.
Caution
For your safety, connect the LAN port only to a
network with surge protection.
Port for the system other than PetaSite
For setting this port, ask the network administrator for
the IP address.
For settings, see “Setting the host name and IP address of
the PCU” on page 14(E).
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Preparations
Settings
Initial settings of the DZC-PSC2
The DZC-PSC2 PetaSite Control Software has been
installed on the PCU, and the required initial settings
have been made at the factory. Depending on the
environment, the initial settings may be changed.
For changing the initial settings, refer to on-line help for
the DZC-PSC2. To refer to on-line help, click on the Help
button of the MMT window of the DZC-PSC2.
Starting the DZC-PSC2
Follow the procedures below to start the DZC-PSC2.
1 Turn the PCU on.
2 Type “sonypsc” in the Username box, and
“psc2002” (initial password) in the Password box
of the Login window.
3 Click on the PetaApp icon on the desktop.
Setting the host name and IP address of
the PCU
The PCU has several files keyed with the host name
and IP address. Before starting operation of the CSM
System, set the host name and IP address, and reflect
them in these files. Set the host name and IP address
following the procedure below, then the settings will
be reflected in the files.
Note
The host name and IP address can not be changed after
starting operation of the CSM System. If you need to
change them, contact to Sony support center.
1 Type “root” in the Username box to log in, and
open the Terminal window.
2 Click on the PetaApp icon on the desktop.
3 Click on the Utility icon to open the Utility
window.
4 Select “Administrator” from the Mode list box at
the right top on the Utility window.
If you wish to change the initial password, refer to online help for the DZC-PSC2.
Log in as a root user
To log in with the account root for the administrator,
type “root” in the Username box, and “sony2002”
(initial password) in the Password box.
To change the password
Proceed as follows.
1 Log in with the user name whose password is to be
changed.
2 Open the Terminal window, type “passwd,” and
press the Enter key.
3 Enter the original password at the prompt.
4 Enter the new password twice, at the prompts.
5 Type “sony” (initial password) in the Password
box.
6 Click on the Network tab of the Utility window.
7 Read the notice, then click on Network
Configurator at the bottom of the window to start
Network Configurator.
8 Type the new host name in the HostName column,
and the new domain name in the Domain column
in the Names window.
9 Add the host name and IP address relationships
required for operating the new host and the IP
address in the Hosts window.
10Change the IP address for eth1 to the new IP
address in the Interface window.
11Click on the SAVE button in the Network
Configurator window to retain the settings.
Then the new password will be effective upon the next
log-in.
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12Click on the Cancel button to close the PetaApp
utility window.
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13Enter the command shown below and press the
Enter key to execute the command.
# /osm/bin/app_sethostname
If no display appears after changing the
PCU settings
14Type “/sbin/init 6” in the Terminal window
opened in step 1 and press the Enter key to restart
the PCU.
Changing the time zone settings of the
PCU
1 Type “root” in the Username box to start the
terminal display.
2 Enter the command below to start Timezone
Configurator.
# /usr/sbin/timeconfig
where # is the command prompt for the root user.
3 Focus on the time zone to be set, and click on the
OK button.
• Use the TAB key to select the input item.
• Use the up and down arrow keys to select a
setting item.
Note
Check the check box ([ ] Hardware clock set to GMT)
at the top of the input items to change the blank to [*]
by pressing the space key. If the box is not
checked([*]), the time setting of the PCU may be
changed.
To set the time
Use the “date” command for the root user. Then enter
the time zone, and type as shown below.
To set January 23, 2002, 4:56 A.M.:
# /bin/date 0123045602
where # is the command prompt for the root user.
The date option is MMDDhhmmYY (MM: month,
DD: day, hh: hours, mm: minutes, YY: year).
For details, type “date --help” or “man date” to refer to the
on-line manual.
1 Press [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F6] simultanously.
2 Log in as a root user.
3 Enter the command below to set the X server
If a message such as “Out of Range” is displayed on
the monitor screen, indicating that the setting exceeds
the display frequency range, restart the PCU in the
same manner as mentioned in “If no display appears
after changing the PCU settings” above.
Installation of the remote maintenance
tool of the DZC-PSC2
For monitoring the status of the server from another
computer or for the maintenance, install the remote
maintenance tool of the DZC-PSC2.
To install the remote maintenance tool on the CSM
System, use the install kit under the PetaAppGUI/ on
the PetaApp Client Install Kit CD-ROM disk. If the
DZC-PSC2 is used alone, use the install kit under
Remote/ on the Install Kit CD-ROM disk of the DZCPSC2.
To use the remote maintenance tool, settings for the
DZC-PSC2 is required on the server.
For details, refer to the on-line help for the DZC-PSC2.
Notes
• To run the remote maintenance tool, Java Run Time
Environment (JRE 1.4.1) is required. Install the JRE
for Red Hat Linux 7.1/8.0, for Solaris, or for
Windows under tools of the Install Kit CD-ROM
disk.
• To use the on-line help for the remote maintenance
tool, you need a Web browser. Operation with the
Web browsers shown below has been confirmed.
Netscape 7.01 (6.x has not been confirmed)
Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher
Mozilla 1.1.2 or higher
With Internet Explorer, display of the on-line help
may be unstable. In such a case, try refreshing the
display.
To install the remote maintenance tool
For Windows:
Run the Setup.exe under Windows/.
For UNIX (Solaris 2.6/7/8 or Red Hat Linux 7.1/8.0):
Execute the painstalll under Unix/.
For Solaris, set the environmental variables after
installation. For Red Hat Linux 7.1/8.0, setting is not
required, because the default settings installed with the
rpm package are used. However, if Netscape or JRE
has been moved to a position other than default, set the
environmental variables referring to the settings for
Solaris.
To set the environmental variables for
operation under a Solaris environment
2 Set the environmental variables BROWSER and
XAPPLRESDIR with the startup file of the on-line
help {folder where DZC-PSC2 has been installed}/
bin/webhelp as shown below.
setenv BROWSER {folder where Netscape has been
installed}/netscape
setenv XAPPLRESDIR {default setting file for
Netscape}
Example: setenv XAPPLRESDIR /usr/openwin/lib/
locale/ja/app-defaults
Note
In initial settings of webhelp, BROWSER has been
set as default of Red Hat Linux 7.1/8.0. Enter # at
the beginning of the line below to comment that
out.
#setenv BROWSER /usr/bin/netscape
To start the remote maintenance tool
To start three GUIs for the remote maintenance tool
(PetaApp Monitor GUI, PetaBack GUI, and
Monitoring & Maintenance Terminal GUI), first start
the PetaApp Monitor GUI, then start the rest from the
PetaApp Monitor GUI.
For windows:
1 Set the environmental variables JAVABIN and
NPX_PLUGIN_PATH in the setting file of the
shell as shown below.
For csh: Add the following to .cshrc.
setenv JAVABIN {folder where JRE has been
installed}/bin/java
setenv NPX_PLUGIN_PATH {folder where JRE has
been installed}/plugin/sparc/ns4
For sh: Set the environmental variables as shown
below.
JAVABIN= “{folder where JRE has been installed}/bin/
java”
export JAVABIN
NPX_PLUGIN_PATH= “{folder where JRE has been
installed}/plugin/sparc/ns4”
export NPX_PLUGIN_PATH
Note
For Red Hat Linux, enter “i386” instead of “sparc”
for NPX_PLUGIN_PATH.
To start the PetaApp Monitor GUI: Select Programs
from the Start menu, then select “PetaApp
Controller”, then “PetaApp Monitor” to start the
PetaApp Monitor GUI.
To start the Monitoring & Maintenance Terminal
GUI: Click on the PetaSite button of the PetaApp
Monitor GUI, and the Monitoring & Maintenance
Terminal GUI is activated.
To start the PetaBack GUI: Specify the URL address
of the Web browser.
Click on the PetaBack button of the PetaApp
Monitor GUI, and the Web browser is activated.
On the server PCU, the Web browser is
automatically activated with the PetaBack GUI’s
URL address. For remote operation, you need to
specify the URL address. Type the URL address
that is used to start the PetaBack GUI on the PCU.
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For UNIX:
To start the PetaApp Monitor GUI: Enter the
command below.
%{folder where the DZC-PSC2 has been installed}/bin/
petaapp
where % is the command prompt.
The PetaApp Monitor GUI is activated.
To start the Monitoring & Maintenance Terminal
GUI: Click on the PetaSite button of the PetaApp
Monitor GUI, and the Monitoring & Maintenance
Terminal GUI is activated.
To start the PetaBack GUI: Specify the URL address
of the Web browser.
Click on the PetaBack button of the PetaApp
Monitor GUI, and the Web browser is activated.
On the server PCU, the Web browser is
automatically activated with the PetaBack GUI’s
URL address. For remote operation, you need to
specify the URL address. Type the URL address
that is used to start the PetaBack GUI on the PCU.
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Operations
Starting Up
1 Set both the DRIVE and ROBOT power switches
of the CSM-200BF/200BS/100BF/100BS/60BF/
60BS to the I position (ON).
2 If an optional fibre channel switch has been
installed in the system, turn it on.
It is required about three minutes to activate the
fibre channel switch.
3 Turn the PCU on.
4 Type “sonypsc” in the Username box to log in.
5 Click on the PetaApp icon on the desktop to start
PetaApp.
Ending
1 Terminate all applications
2 Check that no cartridge is installed in any drive.
3 Terminate the PCU following the procedures
below:
1) Type “root” in the Username box to log in.
2) Type the following in the Terminal window.
# /sbin/init 0
or
# /sbin/poweroff
where # is the command prompt for the root
user.
The termination status will appear for each
process.
3) When the following message appears, press the
power button on the front panel to turn the unit
off.
Halting system….
Stopping all md devices.
Power down
4 If an optional fibre channel switch has been
installed in the system, turn it off.
5 Set the DRIVE power switch to the a position
(OFF).
6 Set the ROBOT power switch to the a position
(OFF).
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Installing or Removing
Cartridges
Install or remove cartridges using the following
procedure:
1 Press the OPEN button of the IN/OUT port.
The door opens.
2 Pull out the magazine.
Note
Gently pull the magazine out so that no shock is
applied to the cartridges.
After pulling out the magazine, be careful not to
direct the slot opening side (for installing/removing
cartridges) downward. If any shock is applied with
the slots facing downward, the cartridges may fall
out.
3 Load or remove cartridges.
To load a cartridge, put a cartridge in the magazine
so that its bar code can be read and the side with
character indication, such as “SONY,” faces the
direction shown in the figure below.
Bar code
SA1 500
GB
4 Return the magazine to the port.
Note
Gently push the magazine so that no shock is
applied to the cartridges.
5 Close the door.
Note
Gently close the door so that no shock is applied to
the cartridges.
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Operations
Menu Operation
When you press the MENU button on the display
panel, one of the following menu items appears in the
display window.
Hours Meter
Console: Total time of power supply
I/O1 (×1000): Opening the upper IN/OUT port door
(×1000 times)
I/O2 (×1000): Opening the lower IN/OUT port door
(×1000 times)
Access (×1000): Transfer operations (×1000 times)
X: Transferred length of the transfer on the X axis (in
the horizontal direction) (km)
Y: Transferred length of the transfer on the Y axis (in
the vertical direction) (km)
Z: Transferred length of the carrier on the Z axis (in
depth) (km)
R: Transfer operations of the carrier on the R axis (in
the rotating direction) (×1000 times)
Program Version
Firmware version (six types of firmware: CCC, SV1,
RCX, RCY, RCR, and RCZ)
Set Up
Serial No.
Date
Time
LCD Contrast
Auto Initial
Setting the items in Set Up menu
Items on the Set Up menu can be set using the
following procedures.
1 Press the MENU button to display a menu item in
the display window.
2 Press one of the arrow buttons to select the item in
the Set Up menu to be set.
3 Press one of the arrow buttons to display the set
value.
4 Press the ENTER button.
The value set in step 3 is registered.
Repeat steps 2 through 4 as required.
Retrieving the previous status
Press the ESC/CLR button.
Terminating the menu operation
Press the ESC/CLR button while the title of a menu
block such as Hours Meter, Program Version, Set Up
or Configuration is displayed on the display panel.
Configuration
Current configuration of the system in alphanumerics
B: CSM-200BF/200BS
1: CSM-100BF/100BS
6: CSM-60BF/60BS
D: CSM-200D
C: CSM-200C
Selecting an item to be displayed
Press one of the arrow buttons to select an item to be
displayed. If an arrow button is lit, this indicates that
there is an item to be displayed. Press a lit arrow
button to display the item.
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Restarting the PCU
4 When “(Repair filesystem)2#” appears, type
“init 6,” then press the Enter key to restart the unit.
1 Type “root” in the Username box to log in.
2 Type the following in the Terminal window.
# /sbin/init 6
where # is the command prompt for the root user.
The termination status will appear for each process,
and the unit will be restarted.
Restarting when the PCU is stopped with
the power on
If the PCU has not been turned off with the correct
shutdown procedure or a power failure occurs, startup
of the PCU will be halted in progress, and the
following display will appear when the unit is turned
on:
*** An error occurred during the file system check.
*** Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot
*** when you leave the shell.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup):
Restart the unit, following the procedures below.
The display changes to “(Repair filesystem)2#
init 6.”
If the repair is completed, the unit starts up normally.
If restarting is interrupted
If restarting is interrupted, the display below appears:
/export/home: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck
MANUALLY.
(i.e., without –a or –p options)
*** An error occurred during the file system check.
*** Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot
*** when you leave the shell.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup)
Repair the file system, which has been damaged,
following the procedures below.
1 Note the directory name that is displayed at the
beginning of the first line.
In the above example, note “/export/home.”
The first line may appear as follows (x indicates
the figures):
1 Type the password for the root user.
The initial password for the root user is
“sony2002.”
The prompt “(Repair filesystem)1#” appears.
2 Type “fsck-A” and press the Enter key.
The display changes to “(Repair filesystem)1#fsckA.”
If a message “Do you really want to continue (y/
n)?” appears, type “y.”
File system check procedures start, and the
checking contents appear. At the end of checking,
“XXXX<y>?” (XXXX indicates a character string
such as Fix, Clear, etc.) appears.
In this case, note the directory name that is
displayed at the beginning (“/export/home” in this
example).
2 Type the password for the root user.
The prompt “(Repair filesystem)1#” appears.
3 Type “fsck” and the directory name noted in
step 1, then press the Enter key.
The display changes to “(Repair filesystem)1#fsck
/export/home.”
The file system check procedures start, and the
checking contents appear. At the end of checking,
“XXXX<y>?” (XXXX indicates a character string
such as Fix, Clear, etc.) appears.
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Operations
4 Press the Enter key repeatedly until “(Repair
filesystem)2#” appears.
5 When “(Repair filesystem)2#” appears, type
“init 6,” then press the Enter key to restart the unit.
The display changes to “(Repair filesystem)2#
init 6.”
If the repair is completed, the unit starts up normally.
If the unit does not start normally, and the display
above appears, repeat steps 1 through 5.
UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)
A UPS protects data from being damaged by a power
failure or some trouble in power sources. If the PCU is
connected via the UPS, power is continuously supplied
to the unit from the battery in the UPS even if power
supply from the power sources may be cut.
Connect the UPS to the serial port of the PCU, then
perform the settings required in “Setups For System
Shutdown and UPS Devices” of the DZC-PSC2. Then
the UPS status is monitored, and when a power failure
is detected, shutdown procedures are automatically
performed.
If the system is used in an area where power failures
occur frequently, it is recommended to use the UPS to
maintain high reliability of the system.
Operations of the DZC-PSC2
The operations and displays of the DZC-PSC2 PetaSite
control software are shown with on-line help.
To refer to on-line help, click on the Help button of the
MMT window of the DZC-PSC2.
MMT On-Line Help
The MMT (Monitoring & Maintenance Terminal)
helps you monitor and maintain the system and drives
mounted in the system with the GUI (Graphical User
Interface). The MMT has the following functions:
• Status display of the PetaSite and mounted drives
• Information on the cassettes loaded in the PetaSite
• Firmware version of the PetaSite and mounted drives
• Monitoring the operating conditions of drives
• Collection and display of log data on the PSC,
PetaSite and each drive
• Settings of the PSC and PetaSite
• On-line help for the above functions
Preinstalled PetaServe/PetaBack
PetaServe and PetaBack are preinstalled on the PCU.
A demo license for 90 days is installed at the factory,
permitting you try the HSM and Backup software after
performing appropriate configuration.
For details, refer to README_J.TXT (Japanese) or
README_E.TXT (English) by clicking on the icon of
the PetaServe manuals of the PCU.
All the documents, including the README files, are
installed under the /osm/doc directory.
For information on the configuration to use the
preinstalled PetaServe/PetaBack and the
interconnection environments, ask your Sony dealer.
To apply PetaServe and PetaBack in practical
operation, you may continue to use them by
purchasing the formal software license.
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PetaApp Linux
Initial Settings of Device
The PCU adopts PetaApp Linux as the OS. Sony
Corporation has specially designed PetaApp Linux for
the PetaSite Control Unit based on the RedHat Linux
8.0 ftp version. In the window, messages related to
RedHat Corporation may appear, but RedHat
Corporation has no relation to the PCU. Never contact
RedHat Corporation.
GPL/LGPL
PetaApp Linux includes GPL/LGPL software.
Therefore, you have the right to obtain, modify and
redistribute the source code for PetaApp Linux. You
can obtain the source code for GPL/LGPL used in
PetaApp Linux by either the following two methods:
• Downloading from the server
• Mailing the CD-ROM
For details how to obtain the source code, access the
URL shown below.
http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/
You cannot obtain the information about the source
code.
The DZC-PSC2 and FZC-PABS/PABM/PABL,
software used in the CSM System, use “glibc,” the
LGPL application library, which is dynamically linked
upon compilation. The source code for this is not
provided because of the LGPL rules. However, only
the purchaser of this software is allowed to analyse the
object code only for the purpose of making
modifications for the user’s system only or for
debugging.
Bin Divisionno setting (to be set depending on the user
Reserve Binno setting
Drive ConditionOnly drive 1 and drive 2 are set to ON. (Check
Execute Mode
Bus No.already set only for “other”
User ID–
(Automatically set with PetaServe set for Standard SetupChecked = 1/Not checked = 0
and the [Apply] button clicked on)
Auto Entry0
Thread with Load1
Unthread at Load Error1
Unthread with Fast Unload0
Unthread with Half Way Unload0
Unthread with Eject0
Drive Auto Load Mode0
BC Read with Cartridge Move0
Erase of New Tape1
Recover of Destroy0
Wait for Drive Use0
Use Cartridge without BC0
UPSChecked = 1/Not checked = 0
Use UPS0
Execute machine shutdown1
Auto Head Cleaning
Bin Areano setting
Auto Retensionno setting
Auto Take LogChecked = 1/Not checked = 0
Error Take Log0
Auto Take Log0
Cartridge Prifixholding default setting
Network9000
system configuration)
only for the drives to be mounted.)
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CSMA-DR100S/CSMA-DR130F
ItemsCSMA-DR100SCSMA-DR130F
Vendor ID (0 – 99999999)00
Vendor name (8 characters)SONYSONY
Vendor ROM version (4 characters)1.??1.??
Machine name (16 characters)SDZ-100SDZ-130
Interface (0: SCSI-WD/1: SCSI-WS/2: SCSI-UWD/3: SCSI-LVD/38
8: Fibre channel/12: VRP)
Series (0: SAIT-1 / 1: SAIT-2 / 2: SAIT-3 / 3: SAIT-4)00
Serial number????????????????
SCSI ID (0 – 15)5no setting
Loop ID request(0: OFF/1: ON)no setting1
Loop ID (0 – 126)no setting0
Auto Thread mode (0: OFF/1: ON)
Write Retry Count (0 – 20)00
Read Retry Count (0 – 16)00
FC port nameff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff50.80.04.60.12.10.??.??
FC node nameff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff50.80.04.60.12.10.??.??
a) If you select Default in the Standard Setup list box on the
Setup page of the Drive Property dialog box of the DZCPSC2, these items are set as default.
a)
00
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Specifications
General
Power requirementsAC 100 V–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
Red LED: 630 nm
PhotodetectorCCD linear sensor
Scan rate500 scan/sec
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Optional accessories
FC drive unitCSMA-DR130F
SCSI drive unitCSMA-DR100S
Extension belt kitCSMA-BLTS (for connecting
1 to 3 extension consoles)
CSMA-BLTL (for connecting
4 to 7 extension consoles)
Extension cable kitCSMA-CBLS (for connecting
2 or 3 extension consoles)
CSMA-CBLL (for connecting
4 to 7 extension consoles)
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Power unitCSMA-PSL (for redundant
library)
CSMA-PSD (for redundant
drive)
Redundant drive interface board
CSMA-DIF
Upgrade kitCSMU-100B
CSMU-200B
KeyboardDMSP-KBE1/KBJ1
MouseDMSP-KMS1
Power cordDMSA-CPE (AC 120 V)
Specifications of Barcode Reader
The built-in bar code reader conforms to CODE 39,
and the specifications of the barcode labels are as
shown below.
00007BS1
11.1 mm
Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
Specifications of SAIT
StructureAME (Advanced Metal
Evaporated) tape
600 m ×
Recording capacity500 GB (no compression)
1.3 TB (2.6:1 compression)
Transfer speed30 MB/s (no compression)
1
/2-inch single reel
Start margin
Stop margin
Barcode label
Dimensionsto fit the label frame size of the
cartridge used
Bar widthThin bar: 0.432 mm
Width ratio (thick/thin)
2.75 : 1
Bar length11.1 mm
Stop/start margin8 mm
Characters8 characters (not including start/
stop codes)
Check digitnone
Note
Attach the label inside the label area of the cartridge.
Firmly press the label toward the cartridge so that it
will not peel off.
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