5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Tape Subsystem Installation/Users Guide Part Number: 425601-001
5157/5157 ACL Himalaya S-Series Hardware Installation Guide Abstract This guide describes how to unpack, install, and configure the 5157/5157 ACL S-series DLT Tape Subsystem. It includes information about configuring SCSI ID’s for the 5157/5157 ACL, operating the 5157/5157 ACL drives, and configuring online using SCF. This guide is written for anyone who has purchased the 5157/5157 ACL S-series DLT Tape Subsystem. Product Version N.A. Supported Releases This guide supports G06.
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Table of Contents Chapter 1: Overview and Features of the 5157/5157 ACL Series Subsystem..............................................................1-1 1.1 In This Chapter..........................................................................1-1 1.2 Manual Overview ......................................................................1-1 1.3 Product Overview......................................................................1-2 1.4 Fast Data Transfer Rate .............................................
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Installation/Users Guide 2.5 S-series Cabinet Configuration Hazards...................................2-12 2.6 S-series Cabinet Dimensions and Configurations .....................2-13 2.7 S-series Cabinetry Rear Cover .................................................2-20 2.8 Installation of the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem.................2-21 Chapter 3: Installing and Configuring the 5157 Tape Drive............3-1 3.1 In This Chapter..............................................
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Installation/Users Guide 4.7 Using the Cleaning Tape Cartridge .......................................... 4-17 4.8 Unloading a Cartridge.............................................................. 4-18 4.9 Preserving Cartridges .............................................................. 4-19 Chapter 5: Installing and Configuring the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem.........................................................................5-1 5.1 In This Chapter.........................
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Installation/Users Guide 6.8 Entering the Menu Mode .........................................................6-13 6.9 Exiting the Menu Mode ...........................................................6-14 6.10 Navigating Through the Menu Structure ................................6-15 6.11 Unlock the Control Panel.......................................................6-22 6.12 Displaying Firmware Revision...............................................6-23 6.13 Display Error Logs ..
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Installation/Users Guide Chapter 7: Installing and Configuring the 5157/5157 ACL Digital Linear Tape and S-Series Servers ..................................7- 1 7.1 In This Chapter..........................................................................7-1 7.2 Prepare for the Installation.........................................................7-1 7.3 Connect the Cables ....................................................................7-4 7.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Installation/Users Guide Appendix Appendix A: 5157 ACL Troubleshooting ........................ Appendix A-i Appendix B: 5157 Troubleshooting ................................. Appendix B-i Appendix C: Power Cords ...............................................
1 Overview and Features of the 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems 1.1 In This Chapter Chapter 1 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic Manual Overview Product Overview Fast Data Transfer Rate High-Capacity Compaction Strong Media Compatibility Firmware Update Capability Embedded Diagnostics 1.2 Section 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10 Manual Overview This manual is an addendum to Tandem documentation and should be used in conjunction with the manuals listed below.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 1.3 Product Overview 1.3.1 Product Overview for the Himalya S-Series Cabinetry The dimensions for the Himalya S-series Cabinetry base enclosure are 37.6” (95.5 cm) x 22” (56 cm) x 32” (82 cm). The Himalya S-series stackable enclosure dimensions are 71.7” (182.1 cm) x 22” (56 cm) x 32” (82 cm). The cabinets can be purchased as a base enclosure or a stackable enclosure. The cabinets will come without a door so drives will be easily accessed.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 1.3.2 Product Overview for the 5157/5157 ACL Drives The DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape drives are a highperformance, high-capacity, streaming cartridge tape product designed for use on midrange and high-end computing systems. Using data compression and compaction, the DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape drive features a formatted capacity of 70.0 GB and a sustained user data transfer rate of 10.0 MB/s*.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Compression can be selected on the drive front panel or from the host by using the SCSI MODE SELECT command. The DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape drives also accept the DLTtape IIIxt cartridge. When this cartridge is used the amount of data stored on the tape can be up to 15.0 GB non-compressed or 30.0 GB compressed. The actual amount of data stored in the compression mode is dependent on the data type.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 1.8 Compatibility Compaq is committed to maintaining compatibility within the DLT family of tape drives. DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape products are the third generation of the tape products which can read and write all previous formats back to the DLT 260 drive, DLT 600 drive, DLT 2000 drive, DLT 2000xt drive, and DLT 4000 drive. The DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape drives comply with the ANSI standard for SCSI-2.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 1.10 Embedded Diagnostics The DLT 5157/5157 ACL tape drives have embedded diagnostics software that tells the user when head cleaning is required, indicates diagnostics results, and tells the operating status. The drives have embedded data logging of errors for failure analysis.
2 Unpacking and Installing the 5157 /5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 2.1 In This Chapter Chapter 2 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic In This Chapter Overview Unpacking the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem (s) Suggested S-Series Cabinetry Configuration Options S-Series Cabinet Configuration Hazards S-Series Cabinet Dimensions and Configurations The S-Series Cabinetry Rear Cover Installation of the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 2.2 Section 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide • Each tape drive is shipped with a user’s kit containing the following items: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 2.3 Read Me First card Blank data cartridge Cleaning cartridge 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Users Manual Unpacking the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem Figure 2-1 How the subsystem platforms are packaged. To unpack the tape subsystem, use the following procedure.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Note: The Base 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem (uncrated) weights approximately 312 lbs. or 141.5 kg. The Stackable 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem (uncrated) weights approximately 570 lbs. or 258.5 kg. When moving this unit additional personnel may be required.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 1. Move the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem into place. Note the service clearance information under “Service Clearance and Dimensions” (refer to Figure 2.2). Figure 2-2 The package dimensions for the subsystems. 2. Cut the two straps on the exterior of the packaging.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3. While standing at the end of the carton, pull the cardboard top off of the unit, and remove the carton from around the unit (refer to Figure 2-3). 4. Remove the anti-static bag covering the platforms (refer to Figure 2-3). Figure 2-3 The removing of the cartons and the anti-static bag.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 5. Remove the end piece from the bottom of the pallet (refer to Figures 2-4 and 2-5).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 6. Push the tall end of the ramp against the pallet to form an incline. Insert the bolts in their pre-drilled holes to secure the ramp to the pallet (refer to Figure 2-6). Figure 2-6 The ramp being place on the pallet.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7. Check the leveling pads before moving the enclosure stack (refer to Figure 2-7). Figure 2-7 The operation of the leveling pads 8. With one person on each side of the subsystem, slowly guide it off the pallet (refer to Figure 2-8). The platforms are on casters, allowing it to be moved easily down the ramp and into position.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-8 How to unload the platform A. Inspect for scratches, rust, or shipping damage. B. Make sure the following items are available: • 5157/5157 ACL with User’s kit box containing data cartridge, cleaning cartridge, power cord, user’s manual and Reference card • Box containing a copper cable for each drive to be connected to an MFC • Box containing a daisy chain cable.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Note. Record any damage on the waybill. Report any damaged equipment to Compaq Computers Incorporated. Failure to report damaged equipment immediately can result in a loss of claim 2.4 Suggested S-series Cabinetry Configuration Options Two S-series cabinets may be stacked on each other, as seen in Figure 2-9. If two cabinets are stacked on each other, the bottom shelf in the bottom cabinet must be left empty.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide A single S-series cabinet may be stacked on top of an S-series Server (as in Figure 2-10). All three shelves may be used in the cabinet.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 2.5 S-series Cabinet Configuration Hazards Do not stack an S-series Server on an S-series Cabinet. The server is heavier than the cabinet, and stacking it on top of the cabinet causes the unit to be unstable (as in Figure 2-11).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 2.6 S-Series Cabinet Dimensions and Configurations Table 2-1 Cabinet Dimensions Dimension Description Height Bottom cabinet (include casters) Stackable cabinet (no casters) Caster Drive space Width Front and back side Drive space Depth Outside of cabinet Measurements 34 inches 32.25 inches 1.75 inches 8 inches 22.50 inches 17.50 inches 30.50 inches See Figure 2-12 for an illustration of the dimensions.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-12 Dimensions of the base and stackable cabinet 2.6.1 Base Cabinet The only usable shelves in the base cabinet are the top two. The bottom shelf will remain empty. The base cabinet is able to store up to two 5157 ACL drives or four 5157 drives. The cabinet can also store a combination of the two. Figures 2-13, 2-14 and 2-15 show examples of the configurations.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-13 Base cabinet with two 5157 ACL drives Unpacking and Installing the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 2-15
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-14 Base cabinet with four 5157 drives Unpacking and Installing the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 2-16
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-15 Base cabinet with two 5157 drives and one 5157 ACL drive 2.6.2 Stackable Cabinet All three shelves in the stackable cabinet are usable. The shelves can have the same drive configurations as the base cabinet. There can be up to three 5157 ACL’s or six 5157’s in the stackable cabinet. There can also be a combination of 5157’s and 5157 ACL’s. The bottom shelf of the base cabinet should still remain empty.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-16 Stackable and Base cabinet with five 5157 ACL drives Unpacking and Installing the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 2-18
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-17 Adding a Stackable Cabinet 2.6.3 Putting together a stackable cabinet and a base cabinet. Take the four covers off the corner slots on the base cabinet. Lift the stackable cabinet up over the base and line up the four legs with the open slots. Place the four legs in each of the slots (as shown in Figure 2-17). Make sure the unit is secure.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 2.7 The S-series Cabinetry Rear Cover The S-series Cabinetry has an ESD Rear Cover that needs to be attached. Figure 2-18 is a picture of the Rear Cover on the S-series Cabinetry. The purpose of the cover is to protect the Backend Board (BEB) and the fiber cabling.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 2-19 is a picture of the pushbutton rivets. Figure 2-19 Pushbutton Rivets 2.7.1 Installation of the Rear Cover Four of the rivets and screws will be used to install the rear cover. To install the rear cover, line up the holes on the cover with the holes on the cabinets. Place a rivet in each of holes and then push in the screw. 2.
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3 Installing and Configuring the 5157 Tape Drive 3.1 In This Chapter Chapter 3 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic In This Chapter Prepare for the Installation Install the Subsystem Configure the 5157 tape drive Connect the Cables Test the Installation 5157 Troubleshooting Chart 3.2 Section 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.2.2 Installation Setup The steps for installation setup are: Step Action 1 Unpack and check the shipment. 2 Choose a site for the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem. 3.2.3 Site Setup Place the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem on a flat, sturdy, level area on the floor. 3.2.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 3-1 5157 Tape Drive Panel Figure 3-2 Rear View Installing and Configuring the 5157 Tape Drive 3-3
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.3 Install the Subsystem To install the 5157 tape drive: Step 1 Action Note the 5157 tape drive factory settings. 2 Review Section 3.4.1. 3 4 3.4 Configure the 5157 tape drive for use on the system: If the installer needs to… See section Disable parity checking 3.4.2 Change the SCSI ID 3.4.3 Connect the cables. 3.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.4.1 Configuration Guidelines All systems use the SCSI ID to identify, or address, the 5157 tape drive. Follow these guidelines when configuring the 5157 tape drive for use on the system: If the 5157 tape drives are being installed as… Then . . . The only SCSI device on the bus or one of multiple devices on the bus Be sure to use a SCSI ID that is unique from any other device or system on the SCSI bus.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 3-5 3.5 SCSI ID push button switch location Connect the Cables Section 3.5 includes the following topics: • • • • Examine the 5157 Rear Panel Connect the SCSI Signal Cable Terminate the SCSI Bus Connect the Power Cord 3.5.1 Examine the 5157 Rear Panel Examine the components on the 5157 rear panel to complete the physical installation (see Figure 3-6).
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 3-6 Rear Panel Components 3.5.2 Connect the SCSI Signal Cable To connect the SCSI signal cable: 1. Connect one end of the SCSI cable to the rightmost SCSI signal connector on the 5157 rear panel. 2. Secure the cable with the hand tightening screws. 3. Connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the SCSI connector on the system, or for daisy-chained configurations, connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the next SCSI device.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.5.3 Terminate the SCSI Bus Note: The SCSI bus must be terminated at both ends at least one device must supply terminator power. Table 3-1 tells when and where to add a terminator. Table 3-1 Adding a Terminator If the 5157 is… Then… The last or only device on the bus, 1. Connect the SCSI terminator to one of the 68-pin signal connectors on the 5157 rear. 2. Screw the 68-pin terminator onto the 68-pin signal connector.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.5.4 Connect the Power Cord To connect the power cord: 1. Ensure the 5157 power switch is set to 0. 2. Connect the power cord to the 5157 power connector ensuring that it is fully seated. 3. Connect the other end of the power cord to a nearby AC outlet. 3.6 Test the Installation Section 3.6 includes the following topics: • • Run the Power-On Self-Test (POST) What to do after POST 3.6.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Table 3-2 POST Event 1 Action The indicators on the right front panel turn on sequentially from top to bottom. All indicators stay on for a few seconds. 2 All indicators on the left front panel turn on at the same time for about three seconds and then turn off. 3 The green Operate Handle, the orange Write Protected, and the yellow Use Cleaning Tape indicators turn off.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3.6.2 What to Do after POST Table 3-3 3.7 After POST If … All the events in Table 3-2 took place Then . . . POST succeeded. Bring up the system and run the optional system tests. See Chapter 4 for operating the drive and selecting density. All left-or right-side indicators on the 5157 front panel blink only. POST failed. See Table 3-4.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Table 3-4 5157 drive Troubleshooting Chart If . . . Then . . . The Installer should . . . The system does not recognize the 5157 drive The system might not be configured to see the SCSI ID. Configure the system to see the ID. The SCSI ID might not be unique. Change the SCSI ID and Reconfigure the system. The new ID is effective at the next power-on. The parameters for the SCSI adapter might be incorrect.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Table 3-4 5157 drive Troubleshooting Chart If . . . Then . . . The installer should . . . The 5157 drive does not power up The 5157 drive has no power. Check the 5157 drive cord connections with the 5157 power switch off. All right-side or all left-side indicators on the front panel blink A drive fault has occurred. Try to unload the tape and reinitialize the drive by pressing off and then on again.
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4 Configuring and Operating the 5157 Tape Drive 4.1 In This Chapter Chapter 4 includes these main topics and sections: Topic In This Chapter Selecting Density Overview of the Front Panel Description of Controls and Indicators Description of the Tape Cartridge Loading a Cartridge Using the Cleaning Tape Cartridge Unloading a Cartridge Preserving Cartridges 4.2 Section 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Selecting Density Section 4.3 describes the drive’s density select features.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide cartridge are 20.0 GB, 35.0 GB with compression off, or 70.0 GB with compression on. Using DLTtape III tape the density defaults to 10.0 GB noncompressed. The only selections for this cartridge are 2.6 GB, 6.0 GB, 10.0 GB with compression off, or 20.0 GB with compression on. Using DLTtape IIIxt the density defaults to 15.0 GB noncompressed or 30.0 GB compressed. Using the DLTtape IV tape density can be selected by using any of the following: 1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 2. After calibration completes, Tape in Use remains lit. 3. The indicator shows the tape’s prerecorded density, such as 2.6 GB or 6.0 GB. 4. The drive’s control panel can be used at various times, not just after loading a tape. Density selection is inactive until the Write from BOT command is issued. The controller remembers the density selection state until one of the following occurs: • Change the density selection • Unload the tape 4.2.2.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Table 4-1 Results of Density Selection If . . . Then . . . The Density Select button is not used, The indicators show the actual density when the tape is reading and writing. The indicators are on steady and Density Override is off. The Density Select button is used, and the actual tape density is the same as the density selected, The actual density and the Density Override indicator lights. For example, if the actual tape density is 10.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.3 Overview of the Front Panel The 5157 tape drive has the following indicators and controls for operating the drive (Figure 4-5): Figure 4-5 The 5157 tape drive indicators and controls. Table 4-5 5157 Tape Drive Indicators Indicators (Left Side of Drive) Indicators (Right Side of Drive) Density Indicators 2.6 Density indicators 6.0 Density indicator 10.0/15.0 Density indicator 20.0 Density indicator 35.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.4 Description of Controls and Indicators Section 4.5 describes the controls and indicators including: • • • • 4.4.1 Beeper Unload Button Cartridge Insert/ Release Handle Indicator Action during Power-On Self-Test Beeper A beeper sound indicates the cartridge insert/release handle can be operated. When the drive beeps, the green Operate Handle indicator should be on.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.4.3 Cartridge Insert/Release Handle Operate the cartridge insert/release handle to load or eject a cartridge only when the Operate Handle indicator is on and after the momentary beep sounds. The handle lifts to open position and lowers to the closed position. See Section 4.7 and Section 4.9 for the operating procedures. 4.4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Drive State Indicators Displays and Actions a. No cartridge is present 1. 2. 3. b. A cartridge is present and the handle is down The drive loads the cartridge. When the yellow Tape In Use indicator stops blinking and stays on, the tape’s actual density indicator lights. For example, if the actual tape density is 20.0 GB, then the indicator turns on next to the 20.0 label. When Density Override blinks, a density can be selected.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Table 4-2 Determining the Drive’s Operating Condition Label Indicator (Right front panel) Write Protect Color State Operating Condition Orange On Off Tape is write-protected. Tape is write-enabled. Tape in Use Yellow Blinking Tape is moving. Tape is loaded; ready for use. Use Cleaning Tape Yellow On Drive head needs cleaning, or the tape is bad (Section 4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Table 4-2 Determining the Drive’s Operating Condition (cont’d) Label Indicator (Left Front Panel) 2.6 Color State Operating Condition Yellow On Tape is recorded in 2.6 GB format. Tape is recorded in another density. This density was selected for a Write from BOT. Blinking 6.0 Yellow On Blinking 10.0/15.0 Yellow On (default) Blinking 2.0 Yellow On (Default) Blinking 35.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Table 4-2 Determining the Drive’s Operating Condition (cont’d) Label Indicator (Left Front Panel) Density Override Color State Operating Condition Yellow On A density was selected from the front panel. Off (default) Density to be selected by the host (automatic). Blinking The system is in Density Selection mode. Blinking A POST error occurred. All four right-side or all left-side indicators 4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.5.1 Cartridge Write-Protect Switch The tape cartridge has a write-protect switch to prevent accidental erasure of data. Before loading the tape cartridge into the drive, position the write-protect switch on the front of the cartridge (Figure 4-6). • Left, so the cartridge is write-protected • Right, so the cartridge is write-enabled When the switch is moved to the left, a small orange rectangle is visible.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.5.2 Data Protection When the cartridge write-protect switch is moved to the left, the drive turns on the write protect LED immediately. If the drive is writing to the tape, write protect does not take effect until the current write operation completes. Table 4-3 describes what happens to data protection when the write-protect switch is moved before loading the cartridge.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.6 Loading a Cartridge The following are more detailed steps for loading a cartridge (Figure 4-7): 1. When the green indicator is on steady and the beep sound has occurred, open the Cartridge Insert/Release handle by lifting the handle in the center. NOTE: If the Operate Handle indicator is blinking, close the handle and wait for a steady lit green indication, then lift the handle and insert the cartridge. 2. Insert the cartridge. 3.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Figure 4-7 How to load a cartridge into the drive Configuring and Operating the 5157 Tape Drive 4-15
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.6.1 Tape in Use Whenever the yellow Tape in Use indicator is on steady, the tape is ready to use. When the drive is calibrating, reading, writing or rewinding the tape, the Tape in Use indicator blinks. Use Table 4-5 to determine what is happening during cartridge use. Table 4-5 Right Side Panel Light Indications during Cartridge Usage If . . . The yellow indicator is on steady It means . . .
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.7 Using the Cleaning Tape Cartridge Table 4-6 When to Use the Cleaning Cartridge If . . . It means… And the operator should… Use the cleaning cartridge. Follow the instructions in Section 4.7 for loading a cartridge into the drive. When cleaning completes, the Use Cleaning Tape indicator shuts off, and the beeper sounds to indicate that the cleaning cartridge should be removed. 1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide 4.8 Unloading a Cartridge CAUTIONS Remove a cartridge from the drive before turning off host system power. Failure to remove a cartridge can result in cartridge and drive damage. When the cartridge is removed from the drive, return the cartridge to its plastic case to prolong the cartridge life. To unload a cartridge from the drive (Figure 4-8): 1. Press the Unload button (or issue the appropriate system software command).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide Figure 4-8 4.9 How to unload a cartridge from the drive. Preserving Cartridges For longer life of recorded or unrecorded cartridges, store cartridges in a clean environment with these conditions: • Do not drop or bang the cartridge. This can displace the tape leader, making the cartridge unusable and possibly damaging the drive.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/ Users Guide • Store the data cartridge in the plastic enclosure it was shipped in. • Keep tape cartridges out of direct sunlight and away from heaters. • Store tape cartridge in temperatures between 10°C and 40°C (50°F to 104°F). For longer cartridge life, always store the cartridge in its plastic container and in room environment conditions of 72°F± 7°F (22°± 4°C).
5 Installing and Configuring the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 5.1 In This Chapter Chapter 5 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic In This Chapter Prepare for the Installation Configure the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem Connect the Cables Setting up Reserved Slots Descriptions of Configuration Options 5.2 Section 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 Prepare for the Installation This section describes how to prepare for the installation of the 5157 ACL tape subsystem. 5.2.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.2.3 Site Guidelines Be sure to follow this guideline for the 5157 ACL drive. • The 5157 ACL drive is designed to operate in harsh environments; however, use care in placing subsystem in an environment that is free of humidity.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide Figure 5-2 5.3 Rear View Configure the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem This section describes how to configure the 5157 ACL drive. For information on the different menu’s and submenu’s featured on the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem, refer to Chapter 6, “Operating the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem.” The 5157 ACL library controller is factory set to SCSI ID 3; the 5157 ACL drive is factory set to SCSI ID 5, unless otherwise specified.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.3.1 Setting the SCSI ID 1. Turn the 5157 ACL on. Wait until the Power-On Self Test terminates and the default screen appears on the display. Figure 5-3 shows the default screen for the unit. This figure shows a magazine with only one cartridge, in slot 1. There will be rectangles on line three on the default screen in positions that correspond to the slots where cartridges are present.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide ÷ Set Data Format Set SCSI Set Library Mode Set Element Base Figure 5-5 ê Configure Submenu 4. To select a configuration option, press the ù or ü button on the control panel until the ÷ on the display is next to the option to change. In this case choose Set SCSI. Press the Enter button to display the choices for that option. The submenu in Figure 56 appears.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5. Note that the Library SCSI ID is set to 3. If the DLT1 bus ID needs to be set to 5, make sure the ÷ is next to line 1, and press the ü button repeatedly until the display scrolls as shown in Figure 5-7. Library Bus ID: *3 ÷ DLT1 Bus ID: *5 Figure 5-7 é Set SCSI Submenu Scrolled NOTE: If the drive is being daisy chained, the drive ID must be changed to ID 4. The library needs to be set to ID 2 to avoid SCSI conflicts. 6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.4 Connect the Cables 5.4.1 Examine the 5157 ACL Rear Panel Examine the components on the 5157 ACL rear panel to complete the physical installation (see Figure 5-8). Figure 5-8 Rear Panel Components 5.4.2 Connect the SCSI Signal Cable To connect the SCSI signal cable: 1. Connect one end of the SCSI cable to the leftmost SCSI signal port on the 5157 ACL rear panel. 2. Secure the screws on each side of the connector. 3.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 4. For daisy chained configurations, connect to the middle SCSI Signal Port. NOTE: Do not use the right SCSI Signal Port for any type of copper connection. See the system documentation for system SCSI connections. 5.4.3 SCSI Termination on the 5157 ACL Subsystem For the purpose of this section, the descriptions will be given from the rear view perspective of the unit.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide with the system taking one space. The 68-pin SCSI terminator (supplied with the unit) should be inserted into the right 68-pin SCSI port on the back panel of the last unit in the chain to terminate. 5.4.4 Connect the Power Cord To connect the power cord: 1. Ensure the 5157 ACL power switch is set to 0. 2. Connect the power cord to the 5157 ACL power connector ensuring that it is fully seated. 3.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 2. Scroll down on the Configure Submenu until it says ‘Set Reserved Slots,’ and select that option. The screen shown in Figure 5-9 appears. ÷Reserved Slots: *0 Figure 5-9 Set Reserved Slots Submenu 3. With the ÷ next to line 1, press the Enter button. The ÷ moves to line 2, ê appears at the end of line 4, and a é appears at the end of line 1. Then use the ù and ü buttons to scroll line 2 to specify the number of slots to be reserved.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.6 Descriptions of Configuration Options The items available on the Configuration Menu are described in the following subsections. 5.6.1 Set Data Format: This setting enables the user to set the data format and enable or disable data compression. The data format options are: Auto Selection, THZ01, THZ02, DLT2000, DLT2000XT, DLT4000 or DLT7000. Compression can not be enabled when either THZ01 or THZ02 format is in use.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.6.3 Set Library Mode: This setting enables the user to set the robotics operating mode to Random or Sequential DLT1. Random is the operating mode that affords complete host control of the robotics. In Random Mode, host software, such as TSI’s Auto Cartridge Loader Media Manager (ACLMM), is required to control the library. The Sequential modes are locally controlled modes. Sequential DLT1 begins with any cartridge loaded into DLT1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.6.5 Set Identification: This setting enables to specify the response of the 5157 ALC’s robotics to the SCSI Inquiry command in the Vendor ID and the Product ID fields. The defaults are: Vender ID = TSI; Product ID = 515X. 5.6.6 Set Date: This setting enables the user to set the module’s calendar. 5.6.7 Set Time: This setting enables the user to set the module’s clock. 5.6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.6.11 Set Autoclean Mode: This setting allows the user to enable an automatic cleaning cycle which operates as part of the cartridge unload sequence whenever the Use Cleaner LED comes on. To use this option, reserve a slot for a cleaning cartridge using the Reserve Slots option. The default is disabled.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide 5.6.14 Set Default: This option resets the entire preceding configuration options to their factory defaults. NOTE: Under no circumstances should this option be used. Table 5-2 summarizes the configuration settings for the ACL. The default settings are shown in the third column. Other possible settings are shown in the second column.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems installation Users Guide Option Negotiation Settings Default Negotiation Mode: Do Not Initiate, Initiate Transfer Rate: 10 MB/sec, 5 MB/sec, Asynchronous Do Not Initiate Reserved Slots Reserved Slots: 0 through n 0 Special Config Mode Page 1F Length: Short (0x0E), Long (0x12) Short Model Number: OVERLAND LX, Blank Line, DIGITAL TL89x, Vendor Unique TSI 515X ACL TUR Reporting: Standard: report Not Ready; Custom: report Good in Sequential Mode Standard Def
6 Operating the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem 6.1 In this Chapter The operation section in the chapter applies to the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.2 Front Panel The front panel includes the power switch, the magazine door, and the control panel, which has buttons, a display, and indicators. Figure 6-1 shows the front panel. Figure 6-1 6.2.1 Front Panel of ACL’s Power Switch The power switch controls the supply of AC power to the 5157 ACL. It is a push-on/push-off switch. When the power is on, the backplane of the control panel display is illuminated.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.3 Control Panel The control panel consists of four LED indicators, a 4-line by 20character backlit LCD display, and four buttons. Figure 6-2 shows the control panel. Figure 6-2 Control Panel 6.3.1 Control Panel There are four LED indicators on the control panel, labeled Ready (green), Use Cleaner (yellow), Drive Fault (red), and Loader Fault (red).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide The Ready indicator (green) is illuminated when the 5157 ACL is ready to accept commands from either the Control Panel or the host computer. When the Menu Mode is entered, the Ready indicator goes out. The Use Cleaner LED (yellow) indicates that the drive requires cleaning. A cleaning operation should be performed as described in Chapter 9 – Maintenance for the 5157 ACL.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 3) To display the Show Status Menu only without entering the Menu Mode, press the Escape button at the Default Screen. The system remains online. Important Note: When the Menu Mode is entered, the Ready light goes out. This means that the module is off-line, and the system responds to all commands from the host with a SCSI ‘Not Ready’ until the Menu Mode is exited and the Ready light goes on.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Table 6-3 Screen Control Panel Button Functions Escape At POST Screen N/A At Default Screen Displays Show Enters Menu Status Menu Mode N/A Same as in Returns to At Status Menu (while Default Screen Menu Mode online) In Menu Mode Rejects currently displayed choice or p Enter Accepts currently displayed choice Aborts Control Panel operation in progress, or q N/A N/A N/A N/A Same as in Menu Mode Same as in Menu Mode Moves A one
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Note: There is an auto-repeat feature for the ù and ü buttons. When the user passes either button for more than one-half second, the control panel behaves as if the user were pressing and releasing the button four times per second. This effect stops when the user releases the button. 6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.5.1 Power-On Self Test Screen When power is first applied to the module, a series of power-on self test (POST) diagnostics are performed. During POST execution, the model number of the module, the current date and time, the firmware revision, and the status or result of the test in progress are displayed on the control panel as shown in Figure 6-3. 5157 ACL Firmware Level 0X.xx Checking Hardware Figure 6-3 POST Screen 6.5.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.5.3 Default Screen After the POST diagnostics have concluded successfully, and initialization is complete, the default screen appears, as shown in Figure 6-5. DLT1 No Tape Loader Idle 1A z ------------ÿ ------------ÿ 10 Figure 6-5 Default Screen The first line of the Default Screen shows the status of the DLT drive within the 5157 ACL.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide The display’s second line displays possible status conditions of the library robotics: • Loader Idle • Fetch • Stow • Diag Active • Diag Complete • Taking Inventory • Elevator Home • Checking Drive(s) • Orphaned Cartridge • Trapped Cartridge • Scanning Labels. The third line represents a map of the magazine. A 10-slot magazine is shown. The number 1 shows the location of slot 1 (the front slot) in the map.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide The first line in Figure 6-6 shows a numerical fault symptom code (FSC). The second line shows a brief description of the error, in place of the words ‘Error Description.’ The third and fourth lines will contain a one- or two-line message describing the initial error recovery procedure (ERP). 6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Figure 6-7 Operating the 5157 ACL Tape Drive 5157 ACL Menu Structure 6-12
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.8 Entering the Menu Mode Important Note: When the Enter button is pressed to enter the Menu Mode, the Ready light goes out. This means that the module is offline, and the module responds to all SCSI commands from the host by reporting Not Ready until the Menu Mode is exited and the Ready light goes on. To prevent inadvertent interruption of host operations, the Menu Mode may be locked out using the Security Menu. See the subsection 6.10.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Front Panel Locked ENTER to Unlock ESCAPE to Exit Figure 6-9 Panel Locked Screen When the Enter button is pressed, the screen in Figure 6-10 appears. Unlock Code “ “ é ê Figure 6-10 Code Entry Submenu Using the ù button and the ü buttons, set the first digit of the unlock code. When it is set, press the Enter button to move the cursor to the second digit and repeat the process.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Note: When an é is seen on line 1 or an ê on line 4 of the display, the user knows that some or all of the display may be scrolled up, down or both to reveal more choices. 6.10 Navigating Through the Menu Structure To select a submenu, move the ÷ on the display to the desired line using the ù and ü buttons. Then press the Enter button to confirm the selection and display the submenu.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Note: If the message ‘Magazine Locked’ appears on the screen, the host software has locked the magazine. Exiting the backup or HSM software usually will release the lock. In the event of host failure, it will cycle the power to the 5157 ACL to release the lock. 6.10.3 Show Status Menu Note: The Show Status submenu can be selected directly from the Default Screen without entering the Menu Mode by pressing the Escape button.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.10.4 Library Status Submenu When Library is selected, the submenu in Figure 6-12 appears. Model Number: DLT5157XXXX Firmware Firmware Revision: 0X.xxx ê Figure 6-12 Show Status submenu This screen is scrollable.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide • • • • • • • • TUR Reporting Init Element Status Boot Version Flash Type Baud Rate Bar Code Reader Label SizeLabel Alignment Abort Move Status 6.10.5 Drive Status Submenu When the drive is selected, the submenu in Figure 6-13 appears. Tape Motion: Motion: Idle Product Type: DLT XXXX ê Figure 6-13 Drive Status Submenu The characters designated XXXX show the drive model number. This screen is scrollable.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.10.6 Map Information Screen When Map Info is selected, a screen similar to Figure 6-14 appears. The location of the element being reported appears on line 1 in place of the word ‘Location.’ Location é Element Status Label Status XXXXXXXX Figure 6-14 ê Map Info Submenu Lines 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this screen are scrollable in unison.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Depending on the presence or absence of a cartridge in the element being reported, line 2 displays either ‘Empty’ or ‘Occupied.’ Depending on the report for each location, line 3 displays either ‘Label Valid’ or ‘Label Not Present.’ For each location reported, line 4 displays actual bar code on the label with up to 8 characters. If there is no label, or if there is no bar code reader installed, line 4 is blank. 6.10.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.10.10 Security Menu The Security Menu permits the operator to lock the control panel, preventing inadvertent or unauthorized access to the Menu Mode, which takes the 5157 ACL offline. Notes: 1) When the control panel is locked, the operator cannot open the magazine door. 2) The operator can display the Status Menu without unlocking the control panel by pressing the Escape button at the Default Screen.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Unlock Code *”XXXX” ENTER to Accept ESCAPE to Exit Figure 6-17 Code Accept Submenu Press the Enter button when the unlock code that is displayed is acceptable. Press the Escape button if it is not acceptable. Press the Escape button again to return to the Main Menu, and again to return to the Default Screen. 6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Note: The control panel lock also prevents operator access to the Unlock Door selection on the Main Menu. For a detailed discussion of magazine locking, see the sections titled “Removing the Magazine” and “Inserting a Magazine into the 5157 ACL” later in this chapter. Even while the control panel is locked, the Status Menu can still be displayed without using the security code by pressing the Escape button at the Default Screen.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.13 Display Error Logs To display the error history of the module, make sure to use the Show History menu. Access it as follows: 1. At the Default Screen, press the Enter button to enter the Menu Mode. The Main Menu is displayed. 2. At the Main Menu, press the ü button five times until the ÷ in the display is next to ‘Show History Menu.’ 3. Press the Enter button to select the submenu. 4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide To insert or remove the magazine, the following conditions must be met. • The Control Panel must be unlocked. When the Control Panel is locked, it is impossible to enter the Menu Mode. The screen shown in Figure 6-18 appears. • The host computer must allow removal of the magazine. The host software can enable or disable the 5157 ACL door unlock function using the SCSI Prevent/Allow Medium Removal command.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Figure 6-21 Magazine in Place 6.15 Removing the Magazine Whenever the magazine door is closed, it is locked in place to prevent tampering or accidental removal. To remove the magazine, enter the Menu Mode by pressing the Enter button at the Default Screen. At the Main Menu, select Unlock Door and press the Enter button. The magazine door swings open.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.16 Emergency Magazine Removal If a fault occurs that prevents removal of the magazine, turn the power off for 30 seconds. Power up while continuously pressing the ù button. Continue to hold the button until all of the indicators on the control panel light, then go out. Release the button. The door will now swing open. 6.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Figure 6-22 Tape Magazine with Cartridges Installed 6.19 Tape Requirements The 5157 ACL uses ECMA-approved and ANSI proposedstandard DLTtapecartridges. The DLTtape cartridge is a four inch square plastic cartridge. According to the media manufacturer, the cartridge and the medium are designed to withstand 1,000,000 passes and have a shelf life of 30 years or more when properly stored.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.20 Cartridge Handling and Storage A DLTtape cartridge should be stored vertically until it is selected for use. Do not expose a cartridge to moisture or direct sunlight. Maintain a clean, dust-free working and storage environment. If a DLTtape cartridge is dropped: • Inspect the cartridge carefully before inserting it into a magazine or any drive. • Shake the cartridge while listening for the sound of a broken part.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide ¶ - Leader · - Write Protect OFF ¸ - Write Protect ON Figure 6-23 DLTtape Cartridge 6.21 Write Protection The write protection switch of a DLTtape cartridge is also shown in Figure 6-23. To enable data recording, slide the write protect switch to the right so that no orange color is visible through the window in the write protect switch (2).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide 6.22 Loading and Unloading Tapes The Load/Unload menu enables the operator to specify a source and a destination for a cartridge movement. As a result, the procedure to load is the same for unloading. To load or unload a tape from the front panel of the module, use the Load/Unload menus as follows: DLT1 Idle Loader Idle 1A y -------------ÿ -------------ÿ 10 Figure 6-24 Default Screen A default screen is shown in Figure 6-24.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide The ÷ is next to the line that reads ‘Load/Unload.’ Press the Enter button to display the first Load/Unload submenu, which is shown in Figure 6-26. From: ÷ *DLT1 To: *Slot4 Figure 6-26 ê Load/Unload Initial Screen In Figure 6-26, the ÷ is next to line 2 of the display. Line 2 shows the top item in a scrollable list of sources. Note that a ê has appeared on the right of the bottom line.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide Initial Screen - ‘From’ Line The list on line 2 in Figure 6-26 (the ‘From’ line) will include the drive and every magazine slot that has a cartridge in it ( a cartridge cannot be selected from a slot or drive that is empty).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide From: ÷ DLT1 To: *Slot Figure 6-27 ê Load/Unload ‘From’ Entry Screen Press the Enter button to select DLT1. Notice that in Figure 6-28, two changes occur in the display: • The Q reappears at the beginning of line 2, indicating that a selection has been made. • The ÷ now moves to line 4, indicating that a destination has been selected.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation Users Guide From: DLT1 To: Slot4 ENTER To Execute ESCAPE To Cancel Figure 6-29 Confirmation Screen As the confirmation screen indicates, to execute the load or unload, press the Enter button. If the confirmation screen does not show the intended source and destination, press the Escape button to return to the ‘To’ entry screen. When the Enter button is pressed, the screen shown in Figure 6-30 appears.
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7 Installing and Configuring the 5157/5157 ACL Digital Linear Tape for S-Series Servers 7.1 In This Chapter Chapter 7 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic Prepare for the Installation Connect the Cables SCSI Connections on the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem Connect the Power Cord Test the Installation 7.2 Section 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.2.2 Site Setup Place the S-Series Himalya Cabinetry in a flat, sturdy, level area on the floor. 7.2.3 Site Guidelines Be sure to follow these guidelines for the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem: • To ensure reliable operation, place the drive in an environment that is free of dust and excessive humidity. Figure 7-1 shows the 5157 ACL Drive Front Panel. Figure 7-2 shows the 5157 ACL Drive Front Panel and 5157 drive front panel (bottom drive).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 7-2 7.3 5157 Drive Front Panel and 5157 Drive Front Panel Connect the Cables Section 5.4 in this manual describes the physical connections of the 5157 ACL including the Rear Panel layout, SCSI cable connections, SCSI bus termination, and Power connections. 7.3.1 Examine the 5157/5157 ACL Rear Panel Examine the components on the 5157/5157 ACL rear panel to complete the physical installation (Refer to figures 7-6 and 7-7).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.2 Connecting the SCSI Signal Cable for the 5157 ACL Drive To connect the SCSI signal cable (Copper): 1. Connect one end of the SCSI cable to the bottom SCSI signal connector on the 5157/5157 ACL rear panel. 2. Screw the wire cable clamps into place to secure the cable. 3.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 7-3 Himalaya S-Series system enclosure with both PMF CRUs installed.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 7-4 PMF CRU front Panel S-Series Installing and Configuring the 5157/5157 ACL Digital Linear Tape Subsystem for S-Series Servers 7-6
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.2.1 Copper SCSI Cable (PMF CRU Only) The Cable used to connect the tape drive CRU to the PMF CRU is a copper SCSI cable. One end of the cable has a 68 -pin connector with latch-clip flanges that connects to the uncapped SCSI port at the rear of the tape drive CRU. The other end of the cable has a 68-pin connector with thumbscrews that connects to the SCSI passthrough terminator on the PMF CRU differential SCSI port.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.2.2 Configuring the Modular Tape Subsystem for the Himalaya S-Series Servers The subsection describes how to configure the modular tape subsystem if a tape drive is to be connected to a processor multifunction (PMF) CRU.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.2.2.3 Module A module is a set of components sharing a common hardware interconnection, such as a backplane. A module is a subset of a group, and it is usually contained in a system enclosure. A module contains one or more slots. In a Himalaya S-Series server, there is exactly one module in a group. 7.3.2.2.4 Slot A slot is a labeled physical space in an enclosure into which a CRU or field-replaceable unit (FRU) can be installed.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Group and slot labels help to locate CRUs that need service. Some software might show the location of a CRU using abbreviations for group, module, and slot. For example the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) storage subsystem might display the location of a PMF CRU as: PMF.GRP-1.MOD-1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide • Enter the product number of the copper SCSI cable to be used with this tape drive in the SCSI Cable field. One of the copper SCSI cables listed in Table 7-1 on page 7-2 must be used. For instructions on completing the rest of the PMF CRU Configuration Form, refer to the Himalaya S-Series Planning and Configuration Guide.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 7-5 Example of a Completed PMF CRU Configuration Form Installing and Configuring the 5157/5157 ACL Digital Linear Tape Subsystem for S-Series Servers 7-12
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.2.4 Configuring the Modular Tape Subsystem Online Using SCF Use the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) to configure tape drives for the Himalaya S-series servers. SCF allows the operator to add, delete, and change the attributes of a tape drive. SCF can be run from any terminal attached to the system after the operator is logged on.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Example 1: Defining and Adding a Tape Drive Use the SCF ADD TAPE command to define and add a 5157 ACL tape drive to the system configuration. Before the ADD TAPE command is issued, insure that the tape drive is installed properly. The following example adds a 5157 ACL Digital Linear Tape subsystem, “$TAPE0” to the system configuration.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Issue the SCF INFO TAPE command after the ADD TAPE command is finished to verify that the tape drive has been properly configured. For example: ->INFO TAPE $TAPE0, DETAIL STORAGE - Detailed Info TAPE configuration \TSIS72.$STK Adapter Name.......................... $ZZSTO.#PMF.GRP-1.MOD-1.SLOT-50 *Adapter Location (Group,Module,Slot).. (1,1,50) *BackupCpu............................. 1 *Compression........................... ON *Density........
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Example 2: Changing the Values of Tape Drive Attributes Use the SCF ALTER TAPE command to change the attribute values for a tape drive attached to the system. The ALTER command changes only the attributes specified in the command.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Example 3: Deleting a Tape Drive From the System Use the SCF DELETE TAPE command to delete a tape drive from the system configuration database. Before issuing the DELETE command, use the SCF STATUS command to verify that the tape drive is in the stopped state.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.3.3 Connect the SCSI Signal Cable for the 5157 Drive To connect the SCSI signal cable: 1. Connect one end of the SCSI cable to the SCSI signal connector furthest to the left on the 5157 rear panel. 2. Secure the cable with the screws. 3. Connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the SCSI connector on the system, or for daisy-chained configurations, connect the other end of the SCSI cable to the next SCSI device. 7.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure 7-7 5157 SCSI Port Locations 7.4.1 The 50-pin SCSI Port Connection This port connects to the server by using ONLY a fiber connection. When using a fiber connection, a BEB (Back End Board) is placed securely onto the port (see Figure 7-8).
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.4.2 Daisy Chain Configuration The right 68-pin SCSI port is daisy chained to the next drive in the subsystem. On the next drive, the left most port is terminated instead of being connected to the 50-pin SCSI port. Figure 7-11 illustrates how the 68-pin SCSI ports are connected. Figure7-9 Two 5157 ACL’s Daisy Chained in the Subsystem NOTE: The SCSI ID’s on each drive need to be set at a different number. Refer to Chapter 3; section 3.4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 7.5 Connect the Power Cord To connect the power cord: 1. Be sure the 5157/5157 ACL Tape Subsystem power switch is set to 0 (Off). 2. Connect the power cord to the 5157/5157 ACL power connector. Make sure the connector is fully seated. 3. Connect the other end of the power cord to a nearby AC outlet. 7.6 Test the Installation Section 6.5.1, on page 6-8, describes how to test the 5157 ACL Tape Subsystem after installation.
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8 Maintenance for the 5157 ACL 8.1 In This Chapter Chapter 8 includes the following main topics and sections: Topic Cleaning Cartridge Required Location for the Cleaning Cartridge Installing a Cleaning Cartridge When to Run the Cleaning Cartridge Autoclean Mode Running the Cleaning Cartridge From the Front Panel Removing the Cleaning Cartridge Section 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 8.8 The only regular maintenance task that should be periodically performed is to run or replace the cleaning cartridge.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 8.2 Cleaning Cartridge The cleaning cartridge is similar in appearance to the cartridge shown in Figure 3-23. There are two ways to run a cleaning cartridge: 1) a command can be issued to run the cartridge from the control panel, or 2) the Auto Clean mode can be chosen on the Configure Menu, described in Chapter5 – Installing and Configuring the 5157 ALC Drive.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 8.4 Installing a Cleaning Cartridge 1. Examine the Default Screen on the Control Panel to determine whether a cartridge is loaded into the drive. If so, then unload it as described in Chapter 3 – Operation of the 5157 ACL. 2. Remove the magazine from the 5157 ACL using the procedure described in Chapter 3 – Operation of the 5157 ACL, in the section titled ‘Inserting and Removing Cartridges.’ 3.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 8.6 Autoclean Mode If the Autoclean Mode is enable on the Configuration Menu, the ALC will run the cleaning cartridge automatically whenever the Use Cleaner LED comes on. This option can only be used when operating in Random Library Mode. 8.7 Running the Cleaning Cartridge From the Front Panel This procedure assumes that the cleaning cartridge has been installed into Slot 1 of the magazine, and that no reserved slots are set. 1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3. Press the Enter button once to select Clean Drive. The following screen appears: Cleaning: ÷ * DLT1 Using *Slot1 Figure 8-3 Maintenance Submenu 4. Line 2 is not scrollable. Press the Enter button once to accept DLT1. The ÷ moves to line 4 of the display. The choices available on Line 4 are slots 1 through 5, or 1 through 10. Press the Enter button again to use the cartridge in Slot 1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide When the Enter button is pressed, the In Progress screen appears. Clean: Use: DLT1 Slot1 Cleaning In Progress Figure 8-5 Cleaning In Progress Screen When the cleaning operation is completed, the Default Screen reappears. 8.8 Removing the Cleaning Cartridge 1. Examine the Default Screen on the Control Panel to assure that the cleaning cartridge has been unloaded from the drive.
Appendix A 5157 ACL Troubleshooting A.1 GCSC Troubleshooting A.1.1 Fault Screen When a fault is detected, a screen similar to Figure A-1 appears. At the same time, either the Drive Fault or the Loader Fault LED is illuminated. Fault Code: XXXX Error Description ERP line 1 ERP line 2 Figure A-1 Fault Screen The first line in Figure A-1 shows a numerical Fault Symptom Code (FSC). The second line shows a brief description of the error, in place of the words ‘Error Description.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 4. At the Show History Submenu, press the ü button once so that the ÷ in the display is next to ‘Error History.’ 5. Press the Enter button to select the function. A circular list of 4-line error reports is displayed in the format shown in Figure A-2. 6. Using the ü and ù buttons, scroll the list to display the error history of the module.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Table A-1 ERP Number C A.1.3.2 Error Recovery Procedures Procedure Detail Cycle power to the drive using the AC switch on the front panel of the module. Wait 30 seconds to power on again. D Turn off power to the module and inspect connectors and cables. F Invalid operation. Select parameters correctly and try again G Call Technical Support.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Table A-2 FSC 3001 3002 3003 Fault Symptom Codes Displayed Message Picker Tries Excd Power Down to Clear Picker Tach Errors Power Down to Clear Elevator Tach Errors 3100 Power Down to Clear Picker Jammed 3200 Power Down to Clear Elevator Jammed 5002 5003 5012 Power Down to Clear All DLTs/Slots Empty Press Enter to Clear All DLTs/Slots Full Press Enter to Clear All Drives Full ERP C¬ D¬ G D¬ G D¬ G C¬ D¬ G C¬ D¬ G F F F Press E
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide FSC 5014 5015 5016 5020 5039 Displayed Message DLT Already Loaded Press Enter to Clear Expired Clean’g Cart Press Enter to Clear Not a Clean’g Cart Press Enter to Clear All DLTs/Slots Empty Press Enter to Clear Invalid Unlock Code ERP F F F F F* Press Enter to Clear * If the unlock code is unavailable, contact the system administrator.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide A.2 Troubleshooting for Field Support A.2.1 Control Panel The control panel consists of four LED indicators, a 4-line by 20-character backlit LCD display, and four buttons. Figure A-3 shows the control panel. Figure A-3 A.2.2 Control Panel Power-On Self Test Screen When power is first applied to the module, a series of power-on self test (POST) diagnostics is performed.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 5158 ACL/5157 ACL Firmware Level 0X.xx Checking Hardware Figure A-4 POST Screen A.2.3 Initialization Screens After the POST is completed, the library robotics system begins its initialization. A series of screens similar to Figure A-5 is displayed during this process. 5158 ACL/5157 ACL Firmware Level 0X.xx Initializing Loader 2626-FebFeb-19xx 15:35:59 Figure A-5 Initialization Screen A.2.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide The first line of the Default Screen shows the status of the DLT drive within the 5158 ACL.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide The third line represents a map of the magazine. A 10-slot magazine is shown. The number 1 shows the location of slot 1 (the front slot) in the map. The number 10 shows the location of slot 10 (the rear slot) in the map. Where a rectangle appears on this line, it indicates that a cartridge is present in the corresponding slot of the magazine. An underline means that there is no cartridge present in that slot. A.2.
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure A-8 Appendix A 5158 ACL/5157 ACL Menu Structure x
The 5157/5157 ACL S-Series Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Figure A-9 Appendix A 5158 ACL/5157 ACL Menu Structure xi
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Appendix B 5157 Troubleshooting B.1 The 5157 Control Panel Figure B-1 5157 Control Panel Indicators (Left Side of Drive) Indicators (Right Side of Drive) Density Indicators 2.6 Density indicators 6.0 Density indicator 10.0/15.0 Density indicator 20.0 Density indicator 35.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual B.2 Description of Controls and Indicators Refer to Section 4.5 for a description of the following: • • • B.3 Beeper Unload Button Cartridge Insert/ Release Handle Indicator Action during Power-on Self-Test and Operation When power is applied to the drive, it Power-on Self-Tests (POST). The sequence of events is: Stage What happens 1 The indicators on the right front panel turn on sequentially from top to bottom.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Table B-1 Drive States after POST Drive State Indicators Displays and Actions a. 1. 2. No cartridge is present 3. The yellow Tape in Use indicator turns off. The green Operate Handle indicator turns on. The handle may be raised and a cartridge inserted. b. A cartridge is present and the handle is down The drive loads the cartridge.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Table B-2 Determining the Drive’s Operating Condition Label Indicator (Right front panel) Write Protect Color State Operating Condition Orange On Off Tape is write-protected. Tape is write-enabled. Tape in Use Yellow Blinking Tape is moving. Tape is loaded; ready for use. Use Cleaning Tape Yellow On Drive head needs cleaning, or the tape is bad (Section 4.8) Remains on after the cleaning tape is unloaded.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Table B-2 (cont.) Label Indicator (Left Front Panel) 2.6 Color State Operating Condition Yellow On Tape is recorded in 2.6 GB format. Tape is recorded in another density. This density was selected for a Write from BOT. Blinking 6.0 Yellow On Blinking 10.0/15.0 Yellow On (default) Blinking 2.0 Yellow On (Default) Blinking 35.0 Yellow On Off Compress Yellow On Off Appendix B Tape is recorded in 6.0 GB format.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Table B-2 (cont.) Label Indicator (Left Front Panel) Density Override All four right-side or all left-side indicators B.4 Color State Operating Condition Yellow On A density was selected from the front panel. Off (default) Density to be selected by the host (automatic). Blinking The system is in Density Selection mode. Blinking A POST error occurred. The Tape Cartridge B.4.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Figure B-2 The Tape Cartridge B.4.2 Data Protection When the cartridge write-protect switch is moved to the left, the drive turns on the write protect LED immediately. If the drive is writing to the tape, write protect does not take effect until the current write operation completes. Table B-3 describes what happens to data protection when the write-protect switch is moved before loading the cartridge.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Table B-4 After Loading the Cartridge and Operating If the write-protect switch is moved… From the write-protected position to writeenabled Then… The tape becomes writeenabled (after a variable amount of seconds). From write-enabled to write-protected The tape becomes writeprotected (after a variable amount of seconds). B.4.3 Loading a Cartridge The following are more detailed steps for loading a cartridge (Figure B-3): 1.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual Figure B-3 Appendix B Loading a Cartridge ix
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual B.4.4 Tape in Use Whenever the yellow Tape in Use indicator is on steady, the tape is ready to use. When the drive is calibrating, reading, writing or rewinding the tape, the Tape is Use indicator blinks. Use Table B-5 to determine what is happening during cartridge use. Table B-5 Right Side Panel Light Indications during Cartridge Usage If . . . The yellow indicator is on steady It means . . .
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual B.4.5 Using the Cleaning Tape Cartridge Table 4-6 When to Use the Cleaning Cartridge If . . . It means… 1. Use Cleaning Tape indicators (Figure 45) The drive head needs cleaning or the tape is bad (see Item 3) 2. A data cartridge causes Use Cleaning Tape to blink The data cartridge may be damaged Back up this data onto another cartridge. Discard the old cartridge, which may be damaged.
5157/5157 ACL S-Series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide Manual B.4.6 Unloading a Cartridge CAUTIONS Remove a cartridge from the drive before turning off host system power. Failure to remove a cartridge can result in cartridge and drive damage. When the cartridge is removed from the drive, return the cartridge to its plastic case to prolong the cartridge life. 1. Press the Unload button (or issue the appropriate system software command). The yellow Tape in Use indicator blinks as the tape rewinds.
Appendix C Power Cords 1.1 In This Appendix Appendix C covers the following topics: Topic In This Appendix Identifying the Correct AC Power Cord 1.2 Section 1.1 1.2 Identifying the Correct AC Power Cord Warning: Do not attempt to modify or use an external 100-115 VAC power cord for 220-240 VAC input power. Modifying the power cord can cause personal injury and severe equipment damage. An AC power cord was supplied with the unit.
5157/5157 ACL S-series DLT Subsystems Installation/Users Guide 3. The connector at the product end must be an IEC type CEE-22 female connector. 4. The cord must be no longer than 14.5 feet (4.5 meters). Note: The power cord should be a minimum of 18/3 AWG, 60 º C, Type SJT or SVT. Figure C-1 shows the different AC power plug configurations for 115V and 220/240V usage.
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