StorageTek 9840 Bedienungsanleitung

9840 Tape DriveProduct ManualPart Number: 95741

viii Sixth Edition 95741 ContentsPower-off the Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Rack-mountable Tray3-50 Sixth Edition 95741 CAUTION:Connector damage. Be careful not to bend or damage the pins or connectors when connecting the cabl

95741 Sixth Edition 3-51 Rack-mountable Tray6. Connect the 457 mm (18 in.) daisy-chain cable (PN 310292001) from the second 68-pin connector to the ne

Rack-mountable Tray3-52 Sixth Edition 95741 Power-On Rack 1. Make sure the rack fan power cord is connected to the single outlet of the rack PDU power

95741 Sixth Edition 3-53 Configure the Drive Configure the Drive After installation, make sure drive is properly configured as follows:1. Obtain site

Install Interface Cables at Host3-54 Sixth Edition 95741 Install Interface Cables at HostInstall the free end of the interface cable (Fibre Channel

95741 Sixth Edition 4-1 4Getting StartedThis chapter describes only the most common manual operations. It includes instructions on operating the dri

Basic Operations4-2 Sixth Edition 95741 4. Wait until the drive successfully completes IPL. Note the following: • The “CC DIAGS” and “ASIA DIAGS” me

95741 Sixth Edition 4-3 Basic Operations2. Press IPL.-The power indicator flashes.- The display shows various messages indicating that the IPL is pr

Basic Operations4-4 Sixth Edition 95741 View Drive ConfigurationTo view current drive configuration:1. Press Menu to enter the menu system.a. If the

95741 Sixth Edition 4-5 Clean the Drive Clean the DriveWhen the clean indicator on the operator panel (Figure 1-12 on page 1-11 or Figure 1-13 on p

95741 Sixth Edition ix ContentsAutomatic Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-18

Cartridges4-6 Sixth Edition 95741 CartridgesThis section provides the following cartridge information:• “Write Protect/Enable a Cartridge”• “Load

95741 Sixth Edition 4-7 CartridgesLoad a Cartridge TapeNote: Refer to Chapter 5, “Cartridge Scratch Loader,” to load a cartridge tape into a CSL.1.

Cartridges4-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Unload a Cartridge TapeNote: Refer to Chapter 5, “Cartridge Scratch Loader,” to unload CSL cartridges.Pressing the

95741 Sixth Edition 4-9 CartridgesReclaim (Reformat) a Cartridge TapeA 9840 tape cartridge, specially formatted or corrupt, can be reformatted as a

Format a Diagnostic Dump Tape4-10 Sixth Edition 95741 Format a Diagnostic Dump TapeUse the following procedure to format a 9840 tape cartridge wit

95741 Sixth Edition 4-11 Diagnostic Dump to Tape Diagnostic Dump to TapeWhenever an error occurs that creates diagnostic dump data, the red service

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95741 Sixth Edition 5-1 5Cartridge Scratch LoaderThis chapter covers the Cartridge Scratch Loader (CSL). It contains:• “Overview”• “Desktop CSL” on pa

Overview5-2 Sixth Edition 95741 The CSL is an electromechanical device that can load and unload up to seven cartridge tapes. It also has a priority fe

95741 Sixth Edition 5-3 OverviewCartridge RoutingCartridges are loaded into the CSL (Figure 5-3) vertically with the Media Id label (R) facing out tow

x Sixth Edition 95741 ContentsEEPROM versus RAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9After Powe

Overview5-4 Sixth Edition 95741 CSL Firmware Update/LoadDrive code release 1.28.10x, and up, combines the latest CSL released code with the 9840 Tape

95741 Sixth Edition 5-5 Desktop CSL Desktop CSLRefer to Figure 5-4 for the desktop CSL. This desktop unit has the feed channel, input bin, output bin

Rack5-6 Sixth Edition 95741 RackThe StorageTek RACK001 may be used to install the rack mount CSL trays. Refer to Figure 5-5 for the StorageTek RACK0

95741 Sixth Edition 5-7 Rack-mount CSL Tray Rack-mount CSL TrayRefer to Figure 5-6 for the rack mount CSL. The rack mount CSL ships with either a Fib

Operator Panel5-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Operator PanelNote: The 9840 Tape Drive and CSL operator panel use small push-button switches. The term switch

95741 Sixth Edition 5-9 Operator PanelCSL SwitchesRefer to Table 5-4 for CSL operator panel switch descriptions.Note: Refer to “Operator Panels” on pa

Operator Panel5-10 Sixth Edition 95741 CSL IndicatorsThe CSL operator panel indicators (Figure 5-8) are described in Table 5-5 on page 5-11.Note: Refe

95741 Sixth Edition 5-11 Operator PanelTable 5-5. CSL Operator Panel IndicatorsIndicator Figure 5-8 Number Description Explanationoperator (red)(CSL o

Power On/Off CSL5-12 Sixth Edition 95741 Power On/Off CSLThis section provides a process to power on/off the CSL. Figure 5-9 provides locations of t

95741 Sixth Edition 5-13 Power On/Off CSLPower Off1. Press the Unload switch to eject the cartridge from the CSL.2. Ask the operator to ensure that th

95741 Sixth Edition xi FiguresFiguresFigure 1-1. 9840 Tape Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CSL Cartridge Loading/Unloading5-14 Sixth Edition 95741 CSL Cartridge Loading/UnloadingThis section contains procedures to load and unload cartridge

95741 Sixth Edition 5-15 CSL Cartridge Loading/Unloading5. Insert the bottom-back edge of the cartridge into the CSL input bin.6. Slide the front edge

Modes of Operation5-16 Sixth Edition 95741 Modes of OperationThe CSL has three distinct modes of operation (Figure 5-13). They are:• System Mode• Au

95741 Sixth Edition 5-17 Modes of OperationMount MessageWhen the CSL receives a mount message from the host, one of the following occurs:• If the driv

Modes of Operation5-18 Sixth Edition 95741 Automatic ModeThe automatic mode allows the CSL to operate without operator intervention. Cartridges automa

95741 Sixth Edition 5-19 Modes of Operation4. Press the Start switch. 5. Unload the output bin when the job is complete or as necessary. Manual ModeIn

Modes of Operation5-20 Sixth Edition 95741 Priority Mount ModeThe CSL is a sequential scratch loader. An operator can physically mount a priority cart

95741 Sixth Edition 5-21 Modes of OperationNote: If the cartridge is not inserted into the CSL feed channel properly (Figure 5-15), the CSL cannot ins

Modes of Operation5-22 Sixth Edition 95741 .CSL in Manual ModeThis mode is used for sequential mounting of cartridges from the input bin into the driv

95741 Sixth Edition 5-23 Error and Recovery Error and RecoveryNote: Refer to Chapter 7, “Error and Recovery,” for specific drive errors.Errors may be

Figuresxii Sixth Edition 95741 Figure 5-14. Priority Mounting a Cartridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-20F

Error and Recovery5-24 Sixth Edition 95741 Drive Failure to LoadCartridges may be loaded into the CSL incorrectly (priority mount or from the input bi

95741 Sixth Edition 5-25 Error and RecoveryRecovery Process1. Remove the incorrectly loaded cartridge: a. Press down on the cartridge stop mechanism (

Error and Recovery5-26 Sixth Edition 95741 Failure to Unload CartridgeCartridges may fail to unload from the drive. When this malfunction occurs, the

95741 Sixth Edition 5-27 Error and RecoveryClearing CSL ErrorsRefer to the following process to clear CSL errors. Follow the directions explicitly.Not

Error and Recovery5-28 Sixth Edition 95741 Fault Symptom CodesPerform the following sequence of checks if a CSL error occurs.1. Check the CSL operator

95741 Sixth Edition 5-29 Error and Recovery4E23 CSL encountered an error during an unload.1. Check the CSL for any error condition.2. Remove the cartr

Jammed Cartridge5-30 Sixth Edition 95741 Jammed CartridgeA jammed cartridge in a CSL is not a common malfunction. A jammed cartridge unloads from th

95741 Sixth Edition 5-31 Jammed Cartridge1. Power off the CSL if power is applied (“Power On/Off CSL” on page 5-12).2. Remove all cartridges from the

Jammed Cartridge5-32 Sixth Edition 95741 b. Turn the MUD screw CW until the cartridge rests on the feed roller.Note: Feed roller is callout number 2 i

95741 Sixth Edition 5-33 Jammed Cartridge7. Remove the screwdriver.8. Remove the cartridge from the 9840 Tape Drive.Note: The cartridge will not eject

95741 Sixth Edition xiii TablesTablesTable 1-1. Configurations and Interfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jammed Cartridge5-34 Sixth Edition 95741 10. Power on the CSL.11. Refer to “Power On/Off CSL” on page 5-12 for the power on procedures.Notes:• Refer t

95741 Sixth Edition 5-35 Shipping Insert Shipping InsertThis section contains instructions to remove, install, and lock a shipping insert into the CS

Shipping Insert5-36 Sixth Edition 95741 RemovalFollow these instructions to remove the shipping insert from the CSL.1. Locate the shipping insert with

95741 Sixth Edition 5-37 Shipping InsertInstall and LockFollow these instructions to properly install and lock the shipping insert into a CSL. Before

Shipping Insert5-38 Sixth Edition 95741 1. Power off the CSL if power is applied.1. Power switch2. Power cord3. SCSI cable4. Terminator2. Locate the M

95741 Sixth Edition 5-39 Shipping InsertNote: Do not turn the screwdriver CW when preparing the drive for a shipping insert.5. Slowly turn the screwdr

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95741 Sixth Edition 6-1 6Menu SystemThis chapter describes the menu system for the 9840 Tape Drive and how to perform specific operations using the me

6-2 Sixth Edition 95741You must use the operator panel Menu switch (1, Figure 6-1), Select switch (2, Figure 6-1), and display (3, Figure 6-1) to acce

95741 Sixth Edition 6-3 Menu Structure Overview Menu Structure OverviewFigure 6-2 shows an overview of the 9840 main menu system.When the Menu switch

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Menu Operations6-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Menu OperationsMenu operations for Online and Offline are very similar. Online menus only provide viewing of c

95741 Sixth Edition 6-5 Menu OperationsFigure 6-3 provides an overview of the online menus and submenus.Figure 6-3. Online Main Menus and SubmenusC535

Menu Operations6-6 Sixth Edition 95741Offline Main Menu OperationWhen the drive is Offline, the main menus shown on Figure 6-4 on page 6-7 are active.

95741 Sixth Edition 6-7 Menu OperationsFigure 6-4 provides an overview of the offline menu operations.Figure 6-4. Offline Main Menu and SubmenusC53515

Explanation of Menu Trees6-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Explanation of Menu TreesFigure 6-6 through Figure 6-10, later in this chapter provide graphic opera

95741 Sixth Edition 6-9 Fibre Channel View Configuration Fibre Channel View Configuration StatusFigure 6-6 provides a menu tree for viewing a Fibre C

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-10 Sixth Edition 95741 Fibre Channel Change Configuration MenuFigure 6-7 provides a menu tree for changing a Fib

95741 Sixth Edition 6-11 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationFigure 6-7. Menu Tree—Change Fibre Channel Configuration (Sheet 2 of 3)C53976MenuEmul XXXX

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-12 Sixth Edition 95741Figure 6-7. Menu Tree—Change Fibre Channel Configuration (Sheet 3 of 3)Notes:. 3. N

95741 Sixth Edition 6-13 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationTable 6-1 provides detailed instructions to change configuration of a Fibre Channel drive w

95741 Sixth Edition xv PrefaceThis manual contains information about the 9840 Tape Drive operating with Fibre Channel or Small Computer System Interfa

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-14 Sixth Edition 95741Compress Mode SubmenuCmprss YesCmprss OffCmprss NoDefaults to last saved selection.When Yes

95741 Sixth Edition 6-15 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationPort A/B Hard Physical Address SubmenuPA=xx,ddd Defaults to last saved selection.xx is the

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-16 Sixth Edition 95741Port A/B Maximum Data Size SubmenuMaxSz 2112 MaxSz 2048 MaxSz 1280MaxSz 1024 MaxSz 768Sele

95741 Sixth Edition 6-17 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationPort A/B Custom/Normal WWN SubmenuNote: This submenu only appears if a Custom WWN is in use

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-18 Sixth Edition 95741VolSafe Selection SubmenuVolSafe YVolSafe NDefaults to last saved selection.When VolSafe Y

95741 Sixth Edition 6-19 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationEmulation Mode Submenu Emul XXXXX Defaults to last saved selection.Emul STD is Native.Emul

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-20 Sixth Edition 95741Library Address SubmenuLib Adr xy Defaults to last saved selection.Pressing Select when bot

95741 Sixth Edition 6-21 Fibre Channel Change ConfigurationDrive Node World-Wide Name SubmenuNote: Firmware release level 1.30.111, and up, can create

Fibre Channel Change Configuration 6-22 Sixth Edition 95741Save Configuration SubmenuSave/IPL ? This submenu appears only if the drive configuration

95741 Sixth Edition 6-23 SCSI View Configuration Status SCSI View Configuration StatusFigure 6-8 provides a menu tree for viewing a SCSI configuratio

Prefacexvi Sixth Edition 95741 Comments and SuggestionsA Reader’s Comment Form at the back of this publication lets you communicate suggestions or r

SCSI Change Configuration Menu6-24 Sixth Edition 95741 SCSI Change Configuration MenuFigure 6-9 provides a menu tree for changing a SCSI configuratio

95741 Sixth Edition 6-25 SCSI Change Configuration MenuFigure 6-9. Menu Tree—Change SCSI Configuration (Sheet 2 of 2)C53979FullCode YFullCode NSelect

SCSI Change Configuration Menu6-26 Sixth Edition 95741Table 6-2 provides detailed instructions to change configuration of a SCSI drive when the drive

95741 Sixth Edition 6-27 SCSI Change Configuration MenuData Security Erase Mode SubmenuFull DSE Y Full DSE N Defaults to last saved selection.Full DSE

SCSI Change Configuration Menu6-28 Sixth Edition 95741SCSI Bus Speed SubmenuSCSI Ultra SCSI FastSCSI Slow Defaults to last saved selection.Selects cha

95741 Sixth Edition 6-29 SCSI Change Configuration MenuVolSafe Selection SubmenuVolSafe YVolSafe NDefaults to last saved selection.When VolSafe Y is s

SCSI Change Configuration Menu6-30 Sixth Edition 95741Emulation Mode Submenu Emul XXXXX Defaults to last saved selection.Emul STD is Native.Emul 3590

95741 Sixth Edition 6-31 SCSI Change Configuration MenuLibrary Address SubmenuLib Adr xy Defaults to last saved selection.Pressing Select when both c

SCSI Change Configuration Menu6-32 Sixth Edition 95741Drive Node World-Wide Name SubmenuNote: Firmware release level 1.30.111, and up, can create a “C

95741 Sixth Edition 6-33 SCSI Change Configuration MenuSave Configuration SubmenuSave/IPL ? This submenu appears only if the drive configuration was

95741 Sixth Edition xvii Preface ConventionsTypographical conventions highlight special words, phrases, and actions used in this publication.Item E

Drive Operations Menu6-34 Sixth Edition 95741 Drive Operations MenuFigure 6-10 provides a menu tree for drive operations. This menu is only available

95741 Sixth Edition 6-35 Drive Operations MenuTable 6-3 provides detailed instructions to:• Update drive firmware• Format a dump tape• Copy firmware•

Drive Operations Menu6-36 Sixth Edition 95741Code Update SubmenuIPL FromTP IPL From Tape, updates the drive firmware from a firmware tape inserted in

95741 Sixth Edition 6-37 Drive Operations MenuCreate Code Tape SubmenuMakeCodeTp Make Code Tape, copies all firmware images from the drive EEPROM to

Drive Operations Menu6-38 Sixth Edition 95741Build Media Information Region (MIR)Build MIR The 9840 tape drive uses information recorded at the begin

95741 Sixth Edition 6-39 Drive Operations MenuWrite/ Read Diagnostic SubmenuW/R Diag Write/Read Diagnostics test the drive write/read function by writ

Drive Operations Menu6-40 Sixth Edition 95741Servo Load/ Unload Diagnostic SubmenuSrvoLdUnld Servo Load/ Unload Diagnostics test the drive servo load/

95741 Sixth Edition 7-1 7Error and RecoveryThis chapter provides 9840 Tape Drive error and recovery procedures.Note: Refer to “Error and Recovery” in

Dislodge a Stuck Tape7-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Table 7-1 explains error indications shown by the power and service indicators. These errors do not creat

95741 Sixth Edition 7-3 Dislodge a Stuck TapeTable 7-2 provides an alphabetical list of operator panel error displays and recommended actions. Refer t

Prefacexviii Sixth Edition 95741 Additional InformationStorageTek offers several methods for you to obtain additional information. Please use one of

Dislodge a Stuck Tape7-4 Sixth Edition 95741 CHK xxxx An operational failure occurred. (xxxx = actual FSC that caused the failure.) Some failures will

95741 Sixth Edition 7-5 Dislodge a Stuck TapeCodUpFail3 The tape format is unreadable.Reclaim as a data tape, recreate code tape.Retry the operation.T

Dislodge a Stuck Tape7-6 Sixth Edition 95741 xxxx:Dmpyy Alternates with an asterisk (*) after completion of an IPL, where: xxxx = FSC of the last dum

95741 Sixth Edition 7-7 Dislodge a Stuck TapeNT Ready U A non-write protected tape is in the process of a manual unload.Wait until unload operation co

Dislodge a Stuck Tape7-8 Sixth Edition 95741 SavingDump This is displayed while saving the dump to EEPROM.This is the normal display. Wait for the dum

95741 Sixth Edition 7-9 Save Fails or Fix_CfgErr Indication Save Fails or Fix_CfgErr IndicationThis section contains specific information to clear a

Save Fails or Fix_CfgErr Indication7-10 Sixth Edition 95741 Save Fails ErrorThis error can occur when saving a new configuration. It means that the RA

95741 Sixth Edition 7-11 Save Fails or Fix_CfgErr IndicationNote: When the configuration in the RAM is correct, the drive can usually operate normally

UnWr xxxx Indication7-12 Sixth Edition 95741 UnWr xxxx IndicationUnWr xxxx means Unwritten Data. This message will display if the Unload switch (6,

95741 Sixth Edition 8-1 8Servicing the DriveThis chapter provides servicing information for the 9840 Tape Drive. It contains:• “Jammed Cartridge”• “Cl

95741 Sixth Edition xix NoticesPlease read the following compliance and warning statements for this product.CAUTION:Potential equipment damage: Cables

Jammed Cartridge8-2 Sixth Edition 95741 2. Obtain a common screwdriver and insert it into the MUD slot.3. Press against the spring-loaded MUD screw un

95741 Sixth Edition 8-3 Clean Tape Path Clean Tape PathYou clean the 9840 tape path with a cleaning cartridge. Clean the tape path when the amber cle

Clean Fibre Channel Components8-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Clean Fibre Channel ComponentsThe following information describes a cleaning process for fibre

95741 Sixth Edition 8-5 Clean Fibre Channel Components2. Gently wipe the ferrule and the end surface of the connector with an alcohol pad. Ensure that

Clean Fibre Channel Components8-6 Sixth Edition 95741 Fibre Channel GBICTo clean a GBIC (giga-bit interface converter), refer to Figure 8-3).Note: If

95741 Sixth Edition 8-7 Clean Fibre Channel ComponentsFibre Channel Hub SlotTo clean a Fibre Channel hub slot, refer to Figure 8-4):Before cleaning an

Fibre Channel Loop Test8-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Fibre Channel Loop Test When you suspect Fibre Channel interface problems, you can conduct a fibre ch

95741 Sixth Edition A-1 ASpecifications This appendix provides specifications for the 9840 Tape Drive. It contains:• “Power Requirements”• “Site Power

Site Power Connector RequirementsA-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Site Power Connector RequirementsThe power drop connections are described here only for the

95741 Sixth Edition A-3 Environmental Requirements Environmental RequirementsThis section describes environmental requirements, including the drive,

Noticesxx Sixth Edition 95741 Japanese Compliance StatementThe following compliance statement in Japanese pertains to VCCI EMI regulations:English t

Environmental RequirementsA-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Cartridge Tapes and MediaTable A-4 shows the environmental requirements for cartridge tapes and medi

95741 Sixth Edition A-5 Cartridge Tape Specifications Cartridge Tape SpecificationsTable A-5 shows the specifications for the cartridge tapes to be i

Drive PerformanceA-6 Sixth Edition 95741 Drive PerformanceTable A-6 shows performance characteristics of the 9840 Tape Drive. Table A-6. Drive Perfo

95741 Sixth Edition A-7 Host Interfaces Host Interfaces Table A-7 provides the 9840 Tape Drive host interfaces. The 9840 Tape Drive is used in Fibre

Non-Library Drive InstallationsA-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Non-Library Drive Installations Table A-9 provides a list of non-library drive installations.

95741 Sixth Edition Glossary-1 GlossaryThis glossary defines abbreviations and new or special terms used in this publication.Some of the definitions a

Glossary-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Glossaryburst In data communication, a sequence of signals counted as one unit in accordance with some specific criter

95741 Sixth Edition Glossary-3 Glossaryenterprise A representation of the goals, organizational structure, business processes, and information resour

Glossary-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Glossaryhost The primary computer on a network, with which other computers interact.host bus adapter (HBA) A circuit

95741 Sixth Edition Glossary-5 Glossaryto one another via software and hardware links, to facilitate information interchange.NL_Port An N_Port within

95741 Sixth Edition xxi Notices Internal Code License StatementThe following is the Internal Code License Agreement from StorageTek:NOTICEINTERNAL CO

Glossary-6 Sixth Edition 95741 Glossarysoftware All or part of the programs, procedures, rules, and associated documentation of a data processing sys

95741 Sixth Edition Index-1 IndexSymbols* (asterisk) display, 7-3*Cleaning* display, 7-4Numerics9738apply power to library drive, 3-18cleaning cartr

Index-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Indexprocedures, 5-14reclaim, 4-9removal from CSL, 5-30routing, 5-3scratch loader (CSL), 6-3specifications, A-5standard,

95741 Sixth Edition Index-3 Indexemulation, 6-18frame sizes, 6-16hard physical address, 6-14language, 6-17library address, 6-20port attributes, 6-14

Index-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Indexdata transfer ratefibre channel, A-6SCSI, A-6DatCrFail1 display, 7-5defectiveEEPROM, 7-9RAM, 7-9, 7-10description, 1

95741 Sixth Edition Index-5 Indexdry cleaning tape path, 8-3host interface cable, 3-46installationdesktop model, 3-19non-library, A-8rack, 3-28opera

Index-6 Sixth Edition 95741 IndexFSCs, 5-23notes, xviwarning, xviFfailureCSL (FSCs), 5-28EEPROM, 7-4to load, 5-24fast SCSI, 6-28fault symptom code (F

95741 Sixth Edition Index-7 Indexformatcartridge tape, 4-9diagnostic dump tape, 4-10special for dump tape, 4-10FRUsCSL, 1-4desktop, 1-4rack, 1-4FSCC

Index-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Indexequipment arrival, 3-2fiber-optic cables, 2-7in 9738 Library, 3-8cleaning cartridges, 3-18host interface cable, 3-13

95741 Sixth Edition Index-9 Indexlist oferror codes, 7-3menus, 6-3loada tape, 4-7cartridges incorrectly, 5-24CC display, 7-6display message, 7-6fibr

Noticesxxii Sixth Edition 95741 inter operability when such information is not otherwise readily available); or(iii) sublicense, assign, or lease the

Index-10 Sixth Edition 95741 IndexBoot Fail, 7-3BT Monitor, 7-3CC DIAG, 7-3CHK xxxx (FSC), 7-4cnhndnsn, 7-3CodCrFail1, 7-4CodCrFail2, 7-4CodeUpDate,

95741 Sixth Edition Index-11 IndexNT Ready A display, 7-6NT Ready F display, 7-6NT Ready U display, 7-7nut plates (stand-alone rack), 3-31, 3-32NVS,

Index-12 Sixth Edition 95741 Indexon-the-job, 2-1shoulder, elbow, and hand, 2-2with rack-mount drives, 3-26prevent ESD, 2-3previously stored checksum

95741 Sixth Edition Index-13 Indexlaser product label, 2-6laser transmission, 2-5LED transmission, 2-5on the job, 2-1on-the-job, 2-1precautionsback

Index-14 Sixth Edition 95741 IndexsettingCSLauto mode, 6-20, 6-31manual mode, 6-20, 6-31system mode, 6-20, 6-31fibre channelcompression, 6-14DSE, 6-1

95741 Sixth Edition Index-15 IndexTTaiwan warning statement, xxtapejammed cartridge in CSL, 5-30jammed cartridge in drive, 8-1loadingCSL, 5-14drive,

Index-16 Sixth Edition 95741 IndexWwarningexplanation, xvieye hazard from laser, 2-6, 2-7weightcartridge, A-5desktop CSL, 5-5rack, 5-7wet cleaningcau

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95741 Sixth Edition 1-1 1IntroductionThis chapter provides an overview of the 9840 Tape Drive. It contains:• “Overview”• “Desktop Unit” on page 1-3• “

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Overview1-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Host InterfacesThe 9840 Tape Drive interfaces with Fibre Channel and SCSI hosts. The drive ships with a factory instal

95741 Sixth Edition 1-3 Desktop Unit Desktop UnitThe 9840 Tape Drive desktop unit (Figure 1-2) is a manual-load single drive, with power supply, hous

CSL Desktop Unit1-4 Sixth Edition 95741 The StorageTek RACK001 cabinet (Figure 1-4) holds up to six trays. Any combination of trays can be used to fil

95741 Sixth Edition 1-5 Rack-mountable CSL Rack-mountable CSLThe CSL is also available in a 19 inch tray (Figure 1-6) that can be mounted into a rack

9840 Tape DriveProduct Manual

9840 Tape Drive in 9738 Library1-6 Sixth Edition 95741 9840 Tape Drive in 9738 LibraryFigure 1-8 shows the 9840 Tape Drive used in a 9738 Library. I

95741 Sixth Edition 1-7 Operator Panels Operator PanelsThis section describes the operator panel switches, indicators, and the operator panel display

Operator Panels1-8 Sixth Edition 95741 Standard Operator PanelThe standard operator panel (Figure 1-11) has a 10-digit display, four pushbutton switch

95741 Sixth Edition 1-9 Operator PanelsStandard Operator Panel SwitchesTable 1-2 provides control descriptions of the 9840 Tape Drive operator panel s

Operator Panels1-10 Sixth Edition 95741 Select When in a main configuration menu, pressing this switch will select one of the direct configuration/act

95741 Sixth Edition 1-11 Operator PanelsStandard Operator Panel IndicatorsThe operator panel indicators (Figure 1-12) can convey more information than

Operator Panels1-12 Sixth Edition 95741 clean (amber) On (steady): Drive requires cleaning because of:1. Distance, when a firmware defined length of

95741 Sixth Edition 1-13 Operator PanelsCSL Operator PanelThe CSL operator panel (Figure 1-13) allows a human interface to the subsystem. When the 984

Operator Panels1-14 Sixth Edition 95741 DisplayThe operator panel has an alphanumeric display that indicates:• Drive status• Menu selections and confi

95741 Sixth Edition 1-15 Operator PanelsFigure 1-14. Tape Write/Read Bar ChartC5327210% 20% 30% 50% 60% 70%80%90%100%40%10% 20% 30% 40% 50%READ BAR (2

ii Sixth Edition 95741 Information contained in this publication is subject to change without notice. Comments con-cerning the contents of this publi

Cartridges1-16 Sixth Edition 95741 CartridgesCurrently, there are two types of 9840 tape cartridges (Figure 1-15 on page 1-17). Customers may purcha

95741 Sixth Edition 1-17 Cartridges9840 Tape CartridgeFigure 1-15 provides specific features of the 9840 tape cartridge.Figure 1-15. 9840 Tape Cartrid

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95741 Sixth Edition 2-1 2Safety and HandlingThis chapter covers topics that are essential to all installation and service activity:• “Safety Precaut

Safety Precautions2-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Note: Important things to investigate and to be aware of include the use of Halon® gas, under-the-floor smok

95741 Sixth Edition 2-3 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Damage• Be sure to keep your wrists straight. Avoid bending, extending, or twisting your wrist

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Damage 2-4 Sixth Edition 95741 • To clean the work surface, use a mild detergent and water, and make sure that the surfa

95741 Sixth Edition 2-5 Fiber Optic SafetyReplace Components7. Remove the defective component and place it on the work surface.8. Remove the replace

Laser Product Label2-6 Sixth Edition 95741 The following translations are provided for Finland and Sweden who wish to identify laser safety and classi

95741 Sixth Edition 2-7 Fiber-Optic Cable Installation Fiber-Optic Cable Installation Follow these guidelines when you install fiber-optic cables:1

95741 Sixth Edition iii List of PagesDocument Title: 9840 Tape Drive Product ManualManual Part Number: 95741Assembly Part Number: 310340301First Edit

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95741 Sixth Edition 3-1 3InstallationThe 9840 Tape Drive can be installed as a desktop, rack-mountable drive, desktop Cartridge Scratch Loader (CSL),

Verify all Equipment has Arrived3-2 Sixth Edition 95741 Verify all Equipment has ArrivedCheck the equipment against the shipping invoice to make sur

95741 Sixth Edition 3-3 Inspecting the EquipmentFigure 3-1. RACK001 Floorspace (Top View)1. Rear door clearance2. Cable cutout in floor of rack3. Serv

Inspecting the Equipment3-4 Sixth Edition 95741 Note: The cable connector is keyed so the cable can only be inserted one way.The cable acts somewhat l

95741 Sixth Edition 3-5 HubsA 9840 Tape Drive can be connected to an AS/400 through a 6501, 6534, or 2729 IOP using a 68-pin SCSI cable (listed in the

Begin the Hardware Installation 3-6 Sixth Edition 95741 • Supports the ability to power-on and -off, install, or deinstall tape drives• Provides a cen

95741 Sixth Edition 3-7 Begin the Hardware InstallationFigure 3-4. Cascading Hubs1. 9840 Tape Drive2. Hub3. ServerC5368711122233344455566612132111213

9738 Library Attachment3-8 Sixth Edition 95741 9738 Library Attachment Figure 3-5 shows the rear of the 9738 Library (some sheet metal has been remo

95741 Sixth Edition 3-9 9738 Library AttachmentPrepare and Install the DriveUse the instructions below to install the drive:Note: It is assumed that t

iv Sixth Edition 95741 Summary of ChangesThe following is a history and summary of changes for this publication:EC Date Edition Description112225 04/

9738 Library Attachment3-10 Sixth Edition 95741 3. Set the drive tray onto the bottom edge of the drive slot. Note: The first drive is placed in the b

95741 Sixth Edition 3-11 9738 Library AttachmentInstall Power SuppliesInstall power supplies in the 9738 between the drive slots and the electronics m

9738 Library Attachment3-12 Sixth Edition 95741 Connect Drive and Library Cables Follow these instructions to connect the drive to the power supply an

95741 Sixth Edition 3-13 9738 Library AttachmentInstall Host Interface CablesThe 9840 supports FC and SCSI interfaces. Refer to:• “9738 Fibre Channel

9738 Library Attachment3-14 Sixth Edition 95741 CAUTION:Equipment damage. Do not force the fiber-optic plug into the connector. 5. Connect the FC cabl

95741 Sixth Edition 3-15 9738 Library Attachment10. Locate the grommets.11. Slip a grommet over each installed FC cable.12. Seat the grommet into the

9738 Library Attachment3-16 Sixth Edition 95741 9738 Library SCSI Cable(s)The 9840 Tape Drive connects to a SCSI bus and supports only the differentia

95741 Sixth Edition 3-17 9738 Library AttachmentCAUTION:Connector damage. Be careful not to bend or damage the pins or connectors when connecting the

9738 Library Attachment3-18 Sixth Edition 95741 Apply Power to Library Drive1. Turn on the power switch of each 9840 Tape Drive power supply.2. Connec

95741 Sixth Edition 3-19 Desktop Units Desktop UnitsThis section provides the installation procedure for the 9840 Tape Drive desktop configuration. A

95741 Sixth Edition v ContentsList of Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Desktop Units3-20 Sixth Edition 95741 CSL Shipping InsertUse the instructions below to remove the shipping insert from the CSL:Note: See “Desktop Driv

95741 Sixth Edition 3-21 Desktop UnitsInstall Host Interface CablesThe 9840 Tape Drive supports Fibre Channel and SCSI interfaces. This section contai

Desktop Units3-22 Sixth Edition 95741 CAUTION:Equipment damage. Do not force the fibre optic plug into the port connector. 5. Connect the Fibre Channe

95741 Sixth Edition 3-23 Desktop UnitsSCSI Cables (Desktop/CSL)The 9840 Tape Drive/CSL connects to a SCSI bus and supports only the differential alter

Desktop Units3-24 Sixth Edition 95741 CAUTION:Connector damage. Be careful not to bend or damage the pins or connectors when connecting the cable to t

95741 Sixth Edition 3-25 Desktop UnitsPower-On Desktop/CSLUse the instructions below to power-on the 9840 desktop drive or the CSL:Note: Ensure the fe

Rack3-26 Sixth Edition 95741 RackThe instructions provided here are specific to the StorageTek model number RACK001. Six 9840Rxx Tape Drive rack-mou

95741 Sixth Edition 3-27 RackInstallation Overview CAUTION:Equipment damage. The RACK001 is only intended for the 9840 drive or CSL trays. Any other e

Rack3-28 Sixth Edition 95741 CAUTION:Equipment damage. Do not attempt to move the rack once drive or CSL trays are installed. To prevent damage to the

95741 Sixth Edition 3-29 RackOpen the Rear DoorFollow the instructions below to open the rear door of the rack.Install Optional Second Power StripFoll

vi Sixth Edition 95741 ContentsCSL Operator Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-13D

Rack3-30 Sixth Edition 95741 Install Captive Nuts and Nut Plates for First TrayCaptive nuts are used to secure the tray to the rack while nut plates a

95741 Sixth Edition 3-31 Rack5. Loosely attach nut plates for tray slide rails using two screws (see figure and instructions below).Note: Do not fully

Rack3-32 Sixth Edition 95741 CSL Tray Nuts and Nut PlatesUse the instructions below to install the CSL tray captive nuts (PN 3000517xx) and nut plates

95741 Sixth Edition 3-33 RackInstall Slide RailsUse the instructions below to install the slide rails on the rack:1. Screws (2)2. Nut plate3. Captive

Rack3-34 Sixth Edition 95741 2. At the front of the cabinet, insert the slide-rail assembly between the vertical frame member and the nut plate. 3. Ad

95741 Sixth Edition 3-35 RackAdditional Tray Rack-hardware InstallationThe instructions in this section are used when installing drive or CSL trays in

Rack3-36 Sixth Edition 95741 4. Insert a nut plate at the front vertical frame members in holes 10 and 11 using two screws (see the figure below).Note

95741 Sixth Edition 3-37 RackCSL Tray Additional HardwareYou will be removing a rack filler plate to enable installation of a CSL tray.1. Remove the d

Rack-mountable Tray3-38 Sixth Edition 95741 Rack-mountable Tray This section contains the following information:• “Install Tray Rails”• “Insert Tray

95741 Sixth Edition 3-39 Rack-mountable TrayCSL Tray Rail Use the instructions below to attach the slide rail to a CSL tray:1. Remove the inner portio

95741 Sixth Edition vii ContentsDesktop Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Rack-mountable Tray3-40 Sixth Edition 95741 Insert Tray Use the instructions below to insert and secure drive trays:WARNING:Heavy object. A single dri

95741 Sixth Edition 3-41 Rack-mountable TraySecure Tray and Remove Shipping Insert The instructions in this section describe how to secure trays to th

Rack-mountable Tray3-42 Sixth Edition 95741 3. Remove the shipping insert by squeezing both sides of the handle together and pulling it out from the d

95741 Sixth Edition 3-43 Rack-mountable TrayCSL TrayUse the instructions below to secure a CSL tray to the rack, attach the side panels, and remove th

Rack-mountable Tray3-44 Sixth Edition 95741 4. Remove the shipping insert (see figure) by performing these steps:a. Move the input bin slider to the r

95741 Sixth Edition 3-45 Rack-mountable TrayAttach Tray Power CordUse the instructions below to attach the power cord between a drive or CSL tray and

Rack-mountable Tray3-46 Sixth Edition 95741 Install Host Interface CablesThe 9840 Tape Drive supports Fibre Channel and SCSI interfaces. This section

95741 Sixth Edition 3-47 Rack-mountable TrayCAUTION:Equipment damage. Do not force the fibre optic plug into the port connector. 7. Connect the Fibre

Rack-mountable Tray3-48 Sixth Edition 95741 10. Route the cable(s) to the hub or switch and connect it to an open port. Note: If you are connecting di

95741 Sixth Edition 3-49 Rack-mountable TraySCSI Cables (Rack-mount Tray)The 9840 Tape Drive connects to a SCSI bus and supports only the differential