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Standard Operator Panel Switches ■ Standard Operator Panel Switches The 9840 Tape Drive operator panel has four switches (Figure 2-2). This section presents the operator switches in alphabetical order. CSL switches (Figure 2-4 on page 2-7) are discussed later in this chapter. Figure 2-2. Standard Operator Panel Switches UNLOAD SWITCH MENU SWITCH SELECT SWITCH IPL SWITCH C53641 IPL Switch Pressing the IPL switch causes an Initial Program Load (IPL) to occur and resets the 9840 Tape Drive. This process is identical to the program initiation that takes place automatically after the power-on sequencing completes. In addition, the operator panel briefly displays the “IPLPend” (IPL Pending) message when this switch is pressed. During the IPL process, the 9840 Tape Drive operator panel displays the following messages: Load CC Load common controller code. Load Servo Load servo code. Load xxxx Load interface code, where xxxx is “ESCN” (ESCON), FIBRE (Fibre Channel), or “SCSI,” which is the type of host interface. Start Init Start Initialization. CC Diags Start the controller diagnostics. ASIA Diags Start additional diagnostics. 2-2 Ninth Edition 95739
Standard Operator Panel Switches Menu Switch Select Switch Unload Switch xxxx:Dmp y This message alternates with the preceding message if unretrieved dumps in the EEPROM exist. xxxx is the fault symptom code of the most recent diagnostic data dump and y is the number of uncollected diagnostic data dumps. The Menu switch is one of the two switches used to manipulate the 9840 Tape Drive menu. Use the Menu switch and Select switch to access applicable menus. Pressing the Menu switch accesses the menu system, the menus, and submenus. The menu system enables the operator to perform a limited set of operations on the 9840 Tape Drive. Pressing the Menu switch in normal operation mode causes the Online/Offline menu to appear. For most operator operations, such as viewing the 9840 Tape Drive configuration or its software release level, the 9840 Tape Drive can remain online. For other operations, including those performed by authorized service personnel, the 9840 Tape Drive must be placed offline. See Chapter 4, “Menus,” for more details. The Select switch is one of the two switches used to manipulate the 9840 Tape Drive menu. Use the Select switch and Menu switch to access applicable menus. Pressing the Select switch while in the main menu selects one of the following choices depending on the structure of the main menu: • A direct configuration or action choice in the main menu itself • An underlying sub-menu See Chapter 4, “Menus,” for more details. Pressing the Unload switch rewinds the tape in the cartridge. The cartridge tape then ejects from the drive so you can retrieve it. Pressing the Unload switch during a write operation causes the 9840 Tape Drive to try to write the remaining data before the cartridge tape unloads. If the operator panel displays the “UnWr xxxx” (Unwritten Data) message (where xxxx is the fault symptom code), the attempt failed and some data is not written to the tape. At this point, do not press Unload again before you have read the instructions in Chapter 5, “Drive Errors and Messages,” about recovering from an Unwritten Data condition, see “UnWr Condition” in Chapter 5, “Drive Errors and Messages.” 95739 Ninth Edition 2-3
Page 1: Part Number: 95739 9840 Tape Drive
Page 4 and 5: Information contained in this publi
Page 6 and 7: Summary of Changes The following ta
Page 8 and 9: Contents Operator Panel . . . . . .
Page 10 and 11: Contents Tape Bar-Chart Explanation
Page 12 and 13: Contents Glossary . . . . . . . . .
Page 14 and 15: Figures Figure 6-7. CSL Operator Pa
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Page 18 and 19: Preface ■ Comments and Suggestion
Page 20 and 21: Preface ■ Additional Information
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Page 24 and 25: Safety ■ Laser Product Label In a
Page 26 and 27: Notices ■ Japanese Compliance Sta
Page 28 and 29: Notices interoperability when such
Page 30 and 31: 9840 Tape Drive Configuration Detai
Page 32 and 33: Operator Panel ■ Operator Panel T
Page 34 and 35: Operator Panel Figure 1-4. CSL Oper
Page 36 and 37: Cartridge Tapes Table 1-2. Standard
Page 38 and 39: Models StorageTek Libraries Table 1
Page 40 and 41: Models Rack-mountable CSLs Refer to
Page 42 and 43: Configurations ■ Configurations T
Page 44 and 45: Host Interfaces ESCON Fibre Channel
Page 48 and 49: Standard Operator Panel Indicators
Page 50 and 51: Operator Display ■ Operator Displ
Page 52 and 53: CSL Operator Panel Indicators Start
Page 54 and 55: Powering On a Drive Process To powe
Page 56 and 57: Write-Protecting a Cartridge Proces
Page 58 and 59: Cleaning a Drive ■ Cleaning a Dri
Page 60 and 61: Identifying Unrecoverable Tapes ■
Page 62 and 63: Main Menu Summary This chapter desc
Page 64 and 65: Menu Operations ■ Menu Operations
Page 66 and 67: Menu Operations Offline Menu Operat
Page 68 and 69: View Fibre Channel Configuration Ta
Page 70 and 71: View SCSI Configuration Status ■
Page 72 and 73: View SCSI Configuration Status Tabl
Page 74 and 75: View ESCON Configuration Status Tab
Page 76 and 77: Drive Operations Menu ■ Drive Ope
Page 78 and 79: Drive Operations Menu Table 4-5. Me
Page 80 and 81: Drive Operations Menu Table 4-5. Me
Page 82 and 83: Online/Offline Main Menu Tasks ■
Page 84 and 85: View Configuration Main Menu Task
Page 86 and 87: Reclaim Cartridge Tape 4. Press the
Page 88 and 89: CSL Code Level Main Menu Task ■ C
Page 90 and 91: Exit Main Menu Tasks Return to the
Page 92 and 93: Tape Bar-Chart Explanation Figure 4
Page 94 and 95: Power and Service Indicator Errors
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Operator Panel Messages Table 5-2.
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Operator Panel Messages Table 5-2.
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Specific Error Recovery Procedures
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Shipping Insert 1. Power off the dr
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. Jammed Cartridge ■ Jammed Cartr
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Fiber-Optic Problems ■ Fiber-Opti
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Overview Component Locations Refer
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Rack ■ Rack The StorageTek RACK00
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Operator Panel ■ Operator Panel N
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Operator Panel CSL Indicators The C
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Power On/Off CSL ■ Power On/Off C
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CSL Cartridge Loading/Unloading ■
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Modes of Operation ■ Modes of Ope
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Modes of Operation Automatic Mode T
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Modes of Operation 5. Unload the ou
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Modes of Operation 1. If there are
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Error and Recovery Incorrect Load P
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Error and Recovery Fault Symptom Co
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. Jammed Cartridge ■ Jammed Cartr
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Jammed Cartridge b. Turn the MUD sc
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Shipping Insert ■ Shipping Insert
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Shipping Insert Install and Lock Fo
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Shipping Insert WARNING: Do not tur
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CSL Model Numbers This page intenti
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Environmental Requirements ■ Envi
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Cartridge Tape Specifications ■ C
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Host Interfaces and Device Modes
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Non-Library Installations ■ Non-L
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Multi-Platform SCSI Updates ■ Mul
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Glossary burst In data communicatio
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Glossary initialization The operati
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Glossary T tape See magnetic tape.
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Index attachments for library, A-7
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Index description, 2-7 start, 2-8 C
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Index FRUs CSL, 1-11 desktop, 1-11
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Index use CSL start switch, 6-23 ma
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Index programmer information, B-1 p
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Index CSL, 6-13 write bar, 4-31 tel
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