For mechanical mounting specifications, please refer to Figure 1.
Allowed mounting position is either horizontal with the indicator LEDs to the
right, or vertical with the LEDs up.
The drive occupies a half-size 5.25-inch slot with standard holes for mounting
screws on both sides of the drive chassis and at the bottom of the drive.
Figure 1 Mounting specifications
Important!
Mounting screw
requirements
• Only M3 (metric) screws must be used for mounting the drive
• Maximum permitted screw penetration: 3.0 mm
• Minimum required screw penetration: 2.0 mm
• Screw torque, mounting screws: 0.5 Nm
• Screws are supplied with all the Tandberg 420LTO drive
variants
Do not use longer screws or higher screw torque
than specified!
Figure 2 Allowed mounting orie nt at i o n s
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SCSI Identification
Make sure that the drive unit has the proper SCSI-ID before it is connected to a
computer system.
Refer to manuals for host computer and application software to obtain the correct
ID. For correct mounting of ID-jumpers at the rear of the drive, please refer to
Figure 3 and Table 1.
External drives have a thumb-wheel switch to set the SCSI-ID (see Figure 6).
Power Connector
Figure 3 Drive connectors
The factory default drive
number setting is SCSI ID = 2.
If the drive has to be set up
with a different unit number,
the straps (on the Service
Connector) have to be
connected according to
Table 1.
The SCSI-bus cable must be terminated in both ends according to SCSI
specifications. If the tape drive is the last device on the bus, the bus must be
terminated within 10 cm of the tape drive connection.
Tandberg 420LTO has a combined SCSI-LVD/SE interface embedded. The PC-98
Specification specifies that the termination of the SCSI-bus system is a part of the
SCSI-cable and not a part of the SCSI-device.
As a result, termination cannot be turned on or off directly on the tape drive itself.
For internal devices, a SCSI-cable with an integrated terminator or a separate
terminator applied to the end connector of the cable, 10 cm from the last device,
must be used.
External devices must be terminated with an external terminator on the last device
on the SCSI-bus.
Software Installation
For Software Application support and software drivers, please see
www.tandberg.com/ > SUPPORT > LTO Support and www.tandberg.com/ >
SUPPORT > Software Compatibility
For installation of Backup Application software, refer to the software vendor’s
software application user guide supplied with the software or on the software
vendor’s web.
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Front LED Indicators
Figure 5 Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
Drive State
LED-test.
The LEDs are turned ON one-by-one.
Power-On Self-Test starts in parallel
with the LED-test .
Cartridge not loaded. OFF OFF ON / OFF OFF
Cartridge loaded, no activity ON OFF ON / OFF OFF
Cartridge loaded, activity ON Flashing ON / OFF OFF
Cleaning OFF Flashing ON OFF
Cartridge loading or unloading OFF Flashing ON / OFF OFF
Unrecoverable drive failure ON / OFF OFF ON / OFF Flashing
Over temperature OFF OFF ON / OFF ON
Media Error (wrong, write protected or
harmed media)
READY LED
(Green left)
ON ON ON ON
OFF Flashing ON / OFF Flashing
ACTIVITY LED
(Green)
CLEAN LED
(Amber)
FAULT LED
(Amber right)
Table 2 Front LED behavior during normal operation
For a complete description of LED behavior see Tandber g 4 20LTO Reference
Manual.