Sun Microsystems SL500 User Manual

StorageTek™ SL500

Modular Library System

User’s Guide

Part Number 96116

Revision: KA

StorageTek

SL500

Modular Library System

User’s Guide

96116

Revision: KA

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Summary of Changes

EC Date Revision Description

132072 September 2004 A Initial release

111939 October 2004 B Refer to this edition for a description of the

changes.

111956 January 2005 C Refer to this edition for a description of the

changes.

128083 May 2005 D Refer to this edition for a description of the

changes.

114112

142254 April 2006 F Refer to this edition for a description of the

114158 July 2006 G Refer to this edition for a description of the

114183 October 2006 H Refer to this edition for a description of the

114192 May 2007 J Chapters 1 and 6: Added information regarding

December 2005 E Refer to this edition for a description of the

changes.

Quantum DLT-S4 drives/media and LTO Gen 4 drives/media. Library firmware must be version 1126 or later for support of these drives.

Appendix A (see “Customer-initiated Maintenance” on page 335):

■ Revised Sun Support telephone numbers for U.S.

and Canada.

■ Added Web link to obtain telephone numbers

for international Sun Support locations.

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EC000258 February 2008 K Added information regarding the Library

Partitioning feature:

■ Chapter 1, “General Information”—Summary of

library partitioning.

■ Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning”—Detailed

descriptions of the concepts, tasks, and SL Console screens involved in library

partitioning. Added information regarding the Web-launched SL Console feature:

■ Chapter 2, “StorageTek Library

Console”—Detailed instructions for installing

and using the Web-launched SL Console client.

■ Appendix C, “Web-launched SL Console

Server”—Detailed instructions for installing and

managing the Web-launched SL Console server.

EC000591 July 2008 KA

Updated the following chapters for new License Management and Capacity on Demand features.

■ Chapter 4, “Licensing” (new chapter)

■ Chapter 5, “Capacity on Demand” (new chapter)

■ Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning”

Major reorganization and enhancement of remaining chapters. Changes detailed below:

Previous Organization New Organization

■ Notices—Deleted. Updated information is

now included in the Sun StorageTek Regulatory and Safety Compliance Manual, p/n 3161956xx.

■ Safety—Deleted. Updated information is now

included in the Sun StorageTek Regulatory and Safety Compliance Manual, p/n 3161956xx.

■ Preface—Updated.

■ Chapter 1, “General Information”—Renamed

and updated.

■ Chapter 2, “Controls and Indicators”—

Deleted. Information now in Chapter 1.

■ Chapter 3, “Library Operation”—Renamed

and updated.

■ Chapter 4, “SL500 StorageTek Library

Console”—Moved to Chapter 2. No substantive changes.

■ Chapter 5, “Troubleshooting”—Deleted.

Information now in new Chapter 7.

■ Chapter 6, “Cartridge Information”—Moved

to Appendix B.

■ Chapter 7. “Library Partitioning”—Moved to

Chapter 6, and updated for new License Management feature.

■ Appendix A, “Customer Contacts”—Deleted.

Updated information now in “Preface”.

■ “Preface”—Information previously included in

Appendix A, “Customer Contacts” has been

updated and moved to this section.

■ Chapter 1, “SL500 Introduction”—Wall

diagrams and specifications previously included

in this chapter have been moved to Appendix A,

“SL500 Wall Diagrams and Specifications”.

Information previously included in Chapter 2,

“Controls and Indicators” has been moved to

this chapter.

■ Chapter 2, “StorageTek Library Console”

(previously Chapter 4)—No substantive

changes.

■ Chapter 3, “SL500 Automated Library

Operations”—Added detailed procedures in the

following sections:

■ Library Management Tasks

■ CAP Management Tasks

■ Cartridge Management Tasks

■ Drive Management Tasks

■ Drive Cleaning Tasks

■ Robot Monitoring Tasks

■ Chapter 4, “Licensing”—New chapter describing

the new License Management feature.

■ License Key File

■ Licensing Tasks

■ Licensing Screen Reference

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■ Appendix B, “Web-based SL Console

Server”—Moved to Appendix C. No substantive changes.

■ Glossary—Updated.

■ Index—Updated.

■ Chapter 5, “Capacity on Demand”—New

chapter describing the new Capacity on Demand

feature.

■ Capacity on Demand Features and Restrictions

■ Implementing Changes to Licensed Capacity

■ Chapter 6, “Library Partitioning” (previously

Chapter 7)—Updated for the new License

Management feature.

■ Deleting the Partitioning Feature

■ Chapter 7, “SL Console Diagnostics and

Utilities”—New chapter describing the

following:

■ Library Events

■ Library Self-Tests

■ Library Firmware Upgrades

■ Audits

■ Robot Diagnostic Moves

■ Troubleshooting—Information included in

previous Chapter 5.

■ Event Monitor Tasks

■ Library Utility Tasks

■ Audit Tasks

■ Drive Utility Tasks

■ HandBot Utility Tasks

■ Chapter 8, “SNMP Support”—New chapter

describing the following:

■ Trap Levels

■ Port Control

■ Access Control

■ SNMP Configuration and Usage Tasks

■ Chapter 9, “Manual Operations”—New chapter

describing the following:

■ Library Safety

■ General Library Operation Tasks

■ Cartridge Handling Tasks

■ Appendix A, “SL500 Wall Diagrams and

Specifications”—Wall diagrams and library

specifications previously included in Chapter 1,

“General Information” have been moved to this

appendix.

■ Appendix B, “Cartridge Information”—Moved

from previous Chapter 6.

■ Appendix C, “Web-launched SL Console Server”

(previously Appendix B)—No substantive

changes.

■ Glossary—Updated.

■ Index—Updated.

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Summary of Changes vii

Contents xi

Figures xxiii

Tables xxv

Preface xxvii

Organization xxvii

Alert Messages xxviii

Conventions xxix

Related Documentation xxx

Additional Information xxxi

Sun’s external Web Site xxxi

SunSolve and Helpful Links xxxi

Partners Site xxxi

1. SL500 Introduction 1

Views and Locations 2

Library with LTO Storage Cells 4

LTO Library Configurations 4

LTO Library Internal Addressing 4

LTO Storage Cell and Drive Capacities 5

Adding LTO Storage Cell Capacity 6

Library with Mixed-Media Storage Cells 7

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Mixed-Media Library Configurations 7

Mixed-Media Library Internal Addressing 7

Mixed-Media Storage Cell and Drive Capacities 8

Adding Mixed-Media Storage Cell Capacity 9

Controls and Indicators 10

Power Switch 10

Power Supply LED 10

Drive Tray LED 10

Keypad 11

RLC Card Indicators 14

Tape Drives and Cartridges 15

LTO Tape Drives and Cartridges 16

SDLT/DLT-S4 Tape Drives and Cartridges 17

Cartridge Access Ports 18

Robotics Unit 19

Power System 21

Cooling 21

Electronics 22

RLC Card 22

Interface Cards 22

Safety Features 23

Cards and Power Supply 23

Robotics 23

Front Door 23

Interfaces 24

Tape Management Software 25

2. StorageTek Library Console 27

Introduction 27

SL Console Modes 27

SL Console Security 28

User IDs 28

Activation Password 28

SL Console Usage Tasks 29

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▼ Log in to the SL Console 29

▼ Log Off the SL Console 29

▼ Change a User Password 29

SL Console Screen Display 30

Synchronizing the Display With the Controller Database 31

Modifying the Screen Layout 32

Local Operator Panel 33

▼ Enter Data Using the Keypad 33

▼ Modify Data Using the Keypad 33

Standalone SL Console 35

Security Considerations 35

Installation Requirements 35

Standalone SL Console Installation 36

▼ Download and Initiate the Standalone SL Console Installer from the Sun

Download Site 36

▼ Install the Standalone SL Console 36

Standalone SL Console Updates 41

Web-launched SL Console 42

Security Considerations 42

Client Requirements 42

Web-launched SL Console Updates 42

Starting the Web-launched SL Console on a Client 43

▼ Log in to the Web-launched SL Console Using a Browser or Command

Line 43

SL Console Reports 53

Report Types 53

▼ Generate a Report 53

Report Options Bar 54

▼ Search the report for a specified text string 54

▼ Update the report with current data 54

▼ Save the data to a file 54

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SL Console Help 55

▼ Access the SL Console Help 55

Help Navigation 55

Tips for Using the SL Console Help 56

3. SL500 Automated Library Operations 57

Automated Mode of Operation 57

Cartridge Mount and Dismount Activities 57

Mount Sequence 57

Dismount Sequence 58

Determining When the Library is Not in Automated Mode 58

Library and Device Status 59

Communications Failures 60

Viewing Library Information 60

CAP Operations 61

Cartridge Management 62

Recovery Moves 62

Drive Cleaning 63

Cleaning Cartridges 63

Ejecting Expired Cleaning Cartridges 63

Automatic Cleaning 63

Manual Cleaning 64

Automated Operation Tasks 65

Library Management Tasks 66

Display Library Status 67

Display Library Configuration Information 68

Set the Library Fibre Channel Port Address 69

Display Library Controller Properties 71

Display Library Physical Configuration 72

Display Library Statistics 73

Display a Library Report 74

Search a Library Report 76

Save Library Report Data to a File 78

CAP Management Tasks 80

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Display CAP Summary Information 81

Display Current CAP Status 82

Display CAP Properties 83

Cartridge Management Tasks 84

Enter Cartridges Through the CAP 85

Eject Cartridges Through the CAP 87

List Library Cartridges 88

Move a Specified Cartridge by VOLID 89

Move a Cartridge From a Specified Location 93

Drive Management Tasks 98

Display Drive Summary Information 99

Display Drive Status 100

Display Drive Properties 101

Enable or Disable a Drive Port 102

Display the Media Drive Events Report 103

Drive Cleaning Tasks 105

Configure Drive Auto Clean 106

Enter Cleaning or Diagnostic Cartridges 107

Eject Cleaning or Diagnostic Cartridges 109

Display Cleaning Cartridges 111

Display Drive Cleaning Status 112

Clean a Drive Manually 113

Robot Monitoring Tasks 115

Display Robot Summary Information 116

Display Robot Status 117

Display Robot Statistics 118

4. Licensing 119

License Key File 119

Licensing Tasks 120

License Installation Process 120

Licensing Task Summary 121

Receive a New License Key File 122

Install a New License on the Target Library 123

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Display Current Library Licenses 125

Delete a License Key File 126

Licensing Screen Reference 129

License Management > Current License 130

License Management > Install License 133

5. Capacity on Demand 137

Capacity on Demand Features and Restrictions 137

Terminology 138

Planning Library Capacity 138

LTO Licensed Capacity by Module 139

Mixed Media Licensed Capacity by Module 139

Cell Assignment Rules 140

Orphaned Cartridges in Non-Partitioned Libraries 140

Implementing Changes to Licensed Capacity 141

Increasing Licensed Capacity 141

Decreasing Licensed Capacity 141

Host Notification of Capacity Changes 142

6. Library Partitioning 143

Partitioning Features and Restrictions 143

System Requirements for Library Partitioning 144

Enabling and Disabling Partitioning 144

Partition Planning 144

Installing the Partitioning Feature 145

Allocated Storage Capacity 145

Partition Configurations 145

Partition Summary Information 145

Host-Partition Connections 145

Partition Boundaries 146

Deleting the Partitioning Feature 148

Partitions and Library Resources 149

Library Resource Addresses 149

Library Internal Address 149

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Host SCSI Element Address 149

Storage Cells and Drives 150

Partitions and CAPs 151

Common CAP 151

Split CAP 151

CAP Operations 151

Orphaned Cartridges in Partitioned Libraries 152

Partitioning Process 153

Partition Configuration Process 153

SL Console Partition Workspace 153

Partitioning Task Summary 155

Partition Configuration Tasks 156

Review Partitioning Instructions 157

Create a Partition 158

Configure a Host-Partition Connection 160

Design a Partition 162

Verify Partition Configurations 164

Resolve Orphaned Cartridges 166

Commit Partition Configuration Changes 167

Partition Management Tasks 170

Modify Partition Summary Information 171

Delete a Partition 172

Modify Host-Partition Connection Detail 174

Delete a Host-Partition Connection 176

Refresh the SL Console Partition Workspace 178

Reallocate Library Resources 179

Make a Hardware Change to a Partitioned Library 180

Partition Report Tasks 181

Display a Partition Report 182

Print Partition Report Data 184

Save Partition Report Data 185

CAP Operation Tasks 186

Enter Cartridges Into a Partitioned Library 187

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Eject Cartridges From a Partitioned Library 190

Partition Screen Reference 193

Partition Summary Screens 194

Partitions—Instructions (Step 1) 195

Partitions—Summary (Step 2) 197

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Add Connection 201

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Delete Connection 203

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Modify Connection 204

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Add Partition 206

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Delete Partition 208

Partitions—Summary (Step 2)—Modify Partition 209

Partition Design and Commit Screens 211

Partitions—Design (Step 3) 212

Partitions—Design (Step 3)—Verify Results 217

Partitions—Commit (Step 4) 220

Partitions—Commit (Step 4)—Confirm Apply 223

Partition Report Screens 226

Partitions—Reports 227

Partitions—Reports—Cartridge Cell and Media Summary 229

Partitions—Reports—Host Connections Summary 232

Partitions—Reports—Orphaned Cartridge Report 235

Partitions—Reports—Partition Details 238

Partitions—Reports—Partition Summary 241

Partition CAP Operation Screens 244

Diagnostics > CAP—Assign CAP Button 245

7. SL Console Diagnostics and Utilities 249

Library Events 249

Event Monitors 249

Library Self-Tests 250

Library Firmware Upgrades 251

Firmware Download Sites 251

Firmware Installation Process 251

Audits 252

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Physical Audit 252

Verified Audit 253

Robot Diagnostic Moves 254

Target Address Range 254

Pool Address Range 255

Move Access Order 255

Sequential Access Order 255

Random Access Order 255

Diagnostic Move Control Functions 256

Troubleshooting 257

Diagnostic and Utility Tasks 259

Event Monitor Tasks 260

Display an Event Monitor 261

Spool Event Monitor Data to a File 263

Display Multiple Monitors 265

Library Utility Tasks 266

Perform a Library Self-Test 267

Reboot the Library 268

Download Code to the Library Controller 270

Activate Code on the Library Controller 272

Audit Tasks 274

Audit the Entire Library 275

Audit a Range of Cells 277

Perform a Verified Audit 279

Drive Utility Tasks 281

Perform a Drive Self-Test 282

Reboot a Drive 283

HandBot Utility Tasks 285

Define a Diagnostic Move 286

Manage Diagnostic Move Definitions 290

Save a Diagnostic Move to a File 292

Start a Diagnostic Move 294

Monitor and Control Open Diagnostic Moves 296

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8. SNMP Support 299

Trap Levels 299

Port Control 300

Access Control 300

SNMP Configuration and Usage Tasks 301

Add SNMP Users 302

Delete SNMP Users 303

Add Trap Recipients 304

Delete Trap Recipients 305

Set Up Port Control 306

Transfer the Library MIB File 307

9. Manual Operations 309

Library Safety 309

Cards and Power Supply 309

Robotics 309

Front Door 309

Manual Operation Tasks 310

General Library Operation Tasks 311

Power Off the Library 312

Power On the Library 313

Return the Library to Ready Status 314

Open the Front Door (With Power) 315

Open the Front Door (Without Power) 316

Secure the Front Door (With Power) 318

Secure the Front Door (Without Power) 319

Cartridge Handling Tasks 320

Locate and Remove a Cartridge 321

Insert Cartridges into Storage Cells 322

Insert a Cartridge into a Tape Drive 324

Remove a Cartridge from a Tape Drive 325

Remove a Cartridge from the Gripper Assembly 327

Replace a Cleaning Cartridge 329

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A. SL500 Wall Diagrams and Specifications 331

LTO Configurations 332

Mixed-Media Configurations 337

Specifications 342

Library Component Weights 345

Library Environment 345

Power Specifications 346

B. Cartridge Information 347

Handling Cartridges 347

Inspecting Cartridges 348

Maintaining Cartridges 348

Cartridge Requirements 348

Ordering Cartridges and Labels 349

LTO (Ultrium) Cartridges 350

Valid Labels 350

Write-protect Switch 353

SDLT/DLT-S4 Cartridges 355

Valid Labels 356

Write-Protect Switch 358

Cartridge Handling Tasks 359

Apply a Label to a Cartridge 360

C. Web-launched SL Console Server 361

Security Considerations 361

Server Requirements 361

Server Installation and Management 362

▼ Download the Java System Web Server 362

Install the Sun Java System Web Server 366

Install and Deploy the Web-launched SL Console 373

Start the Web-launched SL Console 379

Update the Web-launched SL Console 381

Common Problems and Solutions 386

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Windows 2000 Sun Java System Web Server Installation Errors 386

Windows MSVCP60.dll Error 386

▼ Remedy for Windows MSVCP60.dll Error 387

Solaris 9 & 10 Sun Java System Web Server Installation Errors 388

Java Home Error 388

▼ Remedy for Solaris Java Home Error 388

Glossary 391

Index 397

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Figures

FIGURE 1-1 Front View of Library Components 2

FIGURE 1-2 Back View of Library Components 3

FIGURE 1-3 Buttons and Indicators 12

FIGURE 1-4 Robotics Components 20

FIGURE 1-5 Hand Assembly 21

FIGURE 1-6 Library Interfaces Locations 24

FIGURE 3-1 Base Module Magazine Comparison 86

FIGURE 6-1 Library Partition Example 147

FIGURE 9-1 Insert Mixed Media Cartridges into Arrays 323

FIGURE 9-2 Insert Cartridge into Drive 324

FIGURE 9-3 Remove a Cartridge from an LTO Tape Drive 325

FIGURE 9-4 Remove a Cartridge from an SDLT Tape Drive 325

FIGURE 9-5 Manual Release Screw 328

FIGURE A-1 Base Module LTO Cells 333

FIGURE A-2 LTO Cell Locations for Firmware Site Mapping 334

FIGURE A-3 LTO Cell Locations for SCSI Element Numbering Mapping 335

FIGURE A-4 LTO Cells for Back Wall of Cartridge Expansion Module 336

FIGURE A-5 Base Module Mixed-Media Cells 338

FIGURE A-6 Mixed-Media Firmware Cell Mapping 339

FIGURE A-7 Mixed-Media SCSI Element Numbering Mapping 340

FIGURE A-8 Mixed-Media Cells for Back Wall of Cartridge Expansion Module 341

FIGURE A-9 Library and Rack Dimensions 343

FIGURE A-10 Library and Rack Clearances 344

FIGURE B-1 LTO Cartridge Components 350

FIGURE B-2 LTO Cartridge Labels 352

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FIGURE B-3 Apply the Utrium Cartridge Label 353

FIGURE B-4 Set the LTO Write-Protect Switch 353

FIGURE B-5 SDLT Cartridge Components 355

FIGURE B-6 Apply the SDLT Cartridge Label 356

FIGURE B-7 SDLT Cartridge Labels 357

FIGURE B-8 Set the SDLT Write-Protect Switch 358

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Tables

TABLE 1-1 LTO Storage Cell and Tape Drive Capacities 5

TABLE 1-2 Mixed-Media Storage Cell and Tape Drive Capacities 9

TABLE 1-3 Power Supply LED 10

TABLE 1-4 Drive Tray LED 10

TABLE 1-5 Keypad Buttons and Indicators 12

TABLE 1-6 Keypad Service Required LED 13

TABLE 1-7 RLC Card Indicators 14

TABLE 1-8 LTO Media/Tape Drive Compatibility 16

TABLE 1-9 SDLT/DLT-S4 Media/Tape Drive Compatibility 17

TABLE 2-1 Screen Display Modifications 32

TABLE 6-1 Partition Example—Resource Description 148

TABLE 7-1 Troubleshooting Table 257

TABLE A-1 Cell Figure Legend 331

TABLE A-2 Library Component Weights 345

TABLE A-3 Library Environment Specifications 345

TABLE A-4 Power for Library Without Tape Drives 346

TABLE A-5 Power for Base Unit and Two LTO Tape Drives 346

TABLE A-6 Power for Drive Expansion Module and Four LTO Tape Drives 346

TABLE B-1 LTO Cartridge Codes 351

TABLE 0-1 SDLT/DLT-S4 Cartridge Codes 357

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Preface

This guide is intended primarily for SL500 library system administrators and operators. It can also be used by Sun StorageTek partners and support representatives.

Most of the information pertains to the library hardware, the StorageTek Library Console, and related operations. For specific drive information or for client application software commands, see the appropriate drive or software documentation.

Organization

Chapter 1 SL500 Introduction. Overview of the major hardware components and specifications

of the library.

Chapter 2 StorageTek Library Console. Topics and procedures for installing and using the

SL Console graphical user interface.

Chapter 3 SL500 Automated Library Operations. Topics and procedures for using the

SL Console to configure, manage, and monitor the SL500 library in automated mode.

Chapter 4 Licensing. Topics, procedures, and screen reference for installing and managing

SL500 feature licenses.

Chapter 5 Capacity on Demand. Topics, and procedures for installing and managing SL500

licensed capacity.

Chapter 6 Library Partitioning. Topics, procedures, and screen reference for installing and

managing SL500 library partitions.

Chapter 7 SL Console Diagnostics and Utilities. Topics and procedures for using the

SL Console to perform diagnostic and utility functions on the SL500 library.

Chapter 8 SNMP Support. Topics and procedures for configuring and using the SL500 SNMP

interface.

Chapter 9 Manual Operations. Topics and procedures for safely using the SL500 library in

manual mode.

Appendix A Wall Diagrams. Detailed diagrams of storage cell, CAP, and drive layouts.

Appendix B Cartridge Handling. Reference information on labeling and using cartridges in the

SL500 library.

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Appendix C Web-launched SL Console Server. Topics and procedures for installing and

configuring the Web-launched SL Console server.

Glossary Definitions of new or special terms and abbreviations used in this guide.

Index Alphabetical list of topics in this manual.

Alert Messages

Alert messages call your attention to information that is especially important or that has a unique relationship to the main text or graphic.

Note – A note provides additional information that is of special interest. A note might

point out exceptions to rules or procedures.

Caution – A caution informs the reader of conditions that might result in damage to

hardware, corruption of data, corruption of application software, or long-term health problems in people. A caution always precedes the information to which it pertains.

Warning – Possible Physical Injury. A warning alerts the reader to conditions that might result in injury or death. A warning always precedes the information to which it pertains.

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Conventions

Typographical conventions highlight special words, phrases, and actions in this publication.

Item Example Description of Convention

Buttons MENU Font and capitalization follows label

on product

Commands Mode Select Initial cap

Document titles System Assurance Guide Italic font

Emphasis not or must Italic font

File names fsc.txt Monospace font

Hypertext links Figure 2-1 on page 2-5 Blue (prints black in hardcopy

publications)

Indicators Open Font and capitalization follows label

on product

Jumper names TERMPWR All uppercase

Keyboard keys <Y>

Menu names Configuration Menu Capitalization follows label on

Parameters and variables Device = xx Italic font

Path names c:/mydirectory Monospace font

Port or connector names SER1 Font and capitalization follows label

Positions for circuit breakers, jumpers, and switches

Screen text (including screen captures, screen messages, and user input)

Switch names Power Font and capitalization follows label

URLs http://www.sun.com Blue (prints black in hardcopy

ON Font and capitalization follows label

downloading Monospace font

Font and capitalization follows label on product; enclosed within angle brackets

product

on product; otherwise, all uppercase

on product

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Sun Microsystems SL500 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Summary of Changes

Contents

Figures

Tables

Preface

Organization

Alert Messages

Conventions

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