HP StorageWorks Tape Blade User Guide Part Number: 625055-001 Fourth edition: September 2010
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Contents About this guide ................................................................................... 9 Intended audience ...................................................................................................................... 9 Related documentation ................................................................................................................ 9 Document conventions and symbols ...........................................................................................
Troubleshooting with Tape Drive LEDs ................................................................................... 40 Encryption LED, HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blades only ................................................. 41 6 Loading and unloading cartridges and removing Tape Blade ................. 43 Inserting cartridges ................................................................................................................... 43 Removing cartridges .....................................
Replacing the Tape Blade chassis ............................................................................................... Remove the Tape Blade ....................................................................................................... Remove the coupler plate, full-height partner servers in a c7000 enclosure only .......................... Remove the tape drive .........................................................................................................
Figures 1 Front view of HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blade .................................................. 15 2 Example Device Manager ........................................................................................ 18 3 Half-height device bay numbering in a c7000 enclosure .............................................. 22 4 Half-height device bay numbering in a c3000 enclosure ..............................................
33 Installing the tape drive ............................................................................................ 70 34 Removing the Tape Blade ......................................................................................... 72 35 Disconnecting the coupler plate ................................................................................ 73 36 Releasing the tape drive ...........................................................................................
Tables 1 Document conventions ............................................................................................... 9 2 Clean, Tape, Drive and Ready LED sequences ............................................................ 40 3 Encryption LED, HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blades only ...................................... 41 4 Data cartridge compatibility ..................................................................................... 47 5 Cleaning cartridge compatibility ...................
About this guide This guide provides information about: • Installing the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade • Using the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade • Troubleshooting the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade Intended audience This guide is intended for users who install, operate and maintain the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade.
Convention Monospace, italic text Monospace, bold text Element • Code variables • Command variables Emphasized monospace text CAUTION: Indicates that failure to follow directions could result in damage to equipment or data. IMPORTANT: Provides clarifying information or specific instructions. NOTE: Provides additional information. HP technical support For worldwide technical support information, see the HP support website: http://www.hp.
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About this guide
1 Before you start In • • • • • this chapter: “Supported Tape Blades” on page 13 “Installation guidelines” on page 13 “Onboard Administrator” on page 14 “Your HP StorageWorks Tape Blade” on page 14 “Using the HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM” on page 15 Supported Tape Blades This guide describes how to install and operate the following Tape Blades: • the HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blade, which is an Ultrium 3000 tape drive within a Tape Blade assembly • the HP StorageWorks SB1760c Tape Blade, which is an Ult
• The server blade and the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade must be adjacent to each other in the HP BladeSystem enclosure. • Install the partner server blade first and ensure that it is powered down before installing the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade. Partner server blade The partner server blade may be half-height or full-height. When partnering the Tape Blade with a full-height server blade, an HP PCI Express Mezzanine Pass-Thru Card is required (option kit part number: 431643-B21).
1. Cassette door 4. Cartridge eject button 2. Tape blade LEDs 5 and 6. Mounting rails 3. Tape drive LEDs 7. Release latch Figure 1 Front view of HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blade . Using the HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM The HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM is a central source of information about your Tape Blade with utilities for getting the best performance from your Tape Blade.
Before you start
2 Drivers and backup software In this chapter: • “Install drivers ” on page 17 • “Upgrade backup software” on page 19 Install drivers Two drivers are required: • A SAS controller driver for the Tape Blade assembly • An HP Ultrium Tape driver for the tape drive IMPORTANT: The SAS controller driver must be installed first. SAS controller driver The SAS controller driver is only available from the HP website and must be installed before the HP Ultrium Tape driver.
Figure 2 Example Device Manager . To download drivers: Drivers may be downloaded from the web at the following location:http://www.hp.com/#Support. 1. 2. 3. 4. Select Support & Drivers and select Download drivers and software (and firmware) in Step 1. Enter the controller name, for example SmartArray P212 controller in Step 2 and click Go. The Search results are displayed. (There are two items for the P212 controller. The Tape Blade uses the P212/Zero Memory Controller.
Installing on UNIX The recommended backup applications use the operating system's standard, built-in device drivers. To upgrade drivers we recommend that you patch to the latest version of the operating system. Installing on IA64 If you are installing on an IA64 system, such as an HP Integrity server, check http:// h18004.www1.hp.com/products/blades/components/c-class-storageworks.html for the latest information on the availability of backup application upgrades and drivers.
Drivers and backup software
3 Installing an HP StorageWorks Tape Blade In • • • • this chapter: “Before you start” on page 21 “Installation with a half-height partner server blade” on page 22 “Installation with a full-height partner server blade” on page 27 “Powering the Tape Blade on and off” on page 33 Before you start These installation instructions assume you have already: 1. Installed and configured an HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure. It must be running the correct firmware for it to support the Tape Blade.
Figure 3 Half-height device bay numbering in a c7000 enclosure . NOTE: In c3000 enclosures devices are seated horizontally but the same installation rules apply. The Tape Blade resides in the adjacent device bay below or above the partner server blade. Slot combinations are 1&2, 3&4, 5&6, 7&8. Figure 4 Half-height device bay numbering in a c3000 enclosure .
CAUTION: To prevent improper cooling and thermal damage, do not operate the server blade or the enclosure unless all device bays are populated with either a component or a blank.
1. Identify the partner server blade to be installed with the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade. The two blades always occupy a pair of device bays. • c7000 enclosures: Slot combinations are: 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8, 9 & 10, 11 & 12, 13 & 14, 15 & 16. Partner server blade in bay: HP Tape Blade in bay: odd-numbered bay even-numbered bay even-numbered bay to the right odd-numbered bay to the left Figure 5 Paired locations in a c7000 enclosure with a half-height partner server blade .
Figure 6 Paired locations in a c3000 enclosure with a half-height partner server blade . 2. Use the Shutdown command on the partner server blade to power down the partner server blade. 3. Remove the blank from the device bay. Squeeze in the release tabs (1) and pull the blank away from the assembly (2), as illustrated in Figure 7. In the following figure the partner server blade is installed in device bay 2. So, the blank has been removed from device bay 1. Figure 7 Removing the blank .
4. Remove the connector cover on the rear of the Tape Blade assembly. Release the back of the cover (1) and pull it away from the Tape Blade (2), as illustrated in Figure 8. Figure 8 Removing the connector cover . CAUTION: To prevent damage to the backplane connector, take special care when handling the Tape Blade assembly. If the Tape Blade is installed with a damaged connector, the enclosure backplane may also be damaged.
5. Install the Tape Blade, ensuring that it is in the correct orientation: in a c7000 enclosure the latch is at the bottom of the blade assembly, as illustrated; in a horizontal orientation in a c3000 enclosure it is to the right of the Tape Blade. Carefully push the Tape Blade into the device bay (1) and push the latch in (2) to secure the blade in position. CAUTION: Take care as you push the blade into position. Do not press directly on the cassette door, because this may damage it.
CAUTION: To prevent improper cooling and thermal damage, do not operate the server blade or the enclosure unless all device bays are populated with either a component or a blank.
1. Identify the partner server blade to be installed with the HP StorageWorks Tape Blade. The two blades always occupy a pair of device bays. • c7000 enclosures: The Tape Blade is always located on the lower row of the enclosure (bays 9 to 16). Partner server blade in bays: 1/9 2/10 3/11 4/12 5/13 6/14 7/15 8/16 HP Tape Blade in bay: 10 9 12 11 14 13 16 15 Figure 10 Paired locations in a c7000 enclosure with a full-height partner server blade .
Figure 11 Paired locations in a c3000 enclosure with a full-height partner server blade . 2. Use the Shutdown command on the partner server blade to power down the partner server blade. If not already installed, install a HP PCI Express Mezzanine Pass-Thru Card in mezzanine 3 connector in the server blade. See the documentation that ships with the mezzanine card and the server blade documentation for more information. 3. Remove the blank from the device bay.
4. c7000 enclosures only: lnstall the supplied coupler plate. (This allows you to install a separate device in the upper bay above the Tape Blade, if required.) Align the slots, as illustrated, and slide forward to lock into place. Figure 13 Installing the coupler plate . NOTE: If you need to return the Tape Blade for service, you must first remove the coupler plate. See “Remove the coupler plate” on page 72 for further details. NOTE: c3000 enclosures require a mini divider.
5. Remove the connector cover on the rear of the Tape Blade assembly. Release the back of the cover (1) and pull the cover away from the Tape Blade (2). Figure 14 Removing the connector cover . CAUTION: To prevent damage to the backplane connector, take special care when handling the Tape Blade assembly. If the Tape Blade is installed with a damaged connector, the enclosure backplane may also be damaged.
6. Install the Tape Blade, ensuring that it is in the correct orientation: in a c7000 enclosure the latch is at the bottom of the blade assembly, as illustrated; in a horizontal orientation in a c3000 enclosure it is to the right of the Tape Blade. In “Installing the tape blade, partnered with a full-height server blade” on page 33 the partner server blade is installed in device bay 9. So, the Tape Blade must be installed in device bay 10.
3. Power up the partner server blade. See the server blade documentation for more information. This powers up the Tape Blade and the tape drive performs its hardware self-test. Figure 16 System health LED . Power down Use the Onboard Administrator or the Shutdown command on the partner server blade to power down the partner server blade and Tape Blade. See the server blade and onboard administrator documentation for more information.
4 Verify installation Once you have installed the Tape Blade assembly, check that drivers have been installed correctly and you have the correct version of backup software, and verify that the Tape Blade is functioning properly before you store your valuable data. NOTE: Check http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/blades/components/c-class-storageworks.html for the latest information on the availability of backup application upgrades and drivers. 1.
4. Make sure that the drivers are installed; two are required. • SAS controller driver The correct SAS controller driver must be installed first. It is only available from the HP web site. It can be installed from the link on the HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM or directly from the HP BladeSystem Technical Resources website, http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/ blades/components/c-class-storageworks.html.
5 Understanding LEDs There are two sets of LEDs; one for the Tape Blade chassis and one for the Ultrium tape drive. In this chapter: • “Tape Blade Chassis LEDs” on page 37 • “Tape Drive LEDs” on page 38 Tape Blade Chassis LEDs Figure 17 Tape Blade chassis LEDs .
Troubleshooting with Tape Blade LEDs The UID LED helps you identify the location of a specific Tape Blade, if several are installed in an enclosure. It can be toggled on and off. The system health LED flashes red whenever the Tape Blade connection is established with the enclosure; either immediately after installation or when the Tape Blade is removed and reinserted. If it continues to flash for more than 2 minutes, there is a fault.
Off: no encryption 1 Encryption LED On: encryption Flashing: Encryption related error Off: the drive does not require cleaning 2 Clean LED Amber: cleaning cartridge in use Flashing: the drive needs cleaning Off: no fault has been detected 3 Tape LED 4 Drive LED Flashing amber: the cartridge currently in the drive is faulty (damaged or unsupported). Discard the cartridge.
Off: no fault has been detected 2 Tape LED 3 Drive LED 4 Ready LED Flashing amber: the cartridge currently in the drive is faulty (damaged or unsupported). Discard the cartridge.
LED Sequence Clean FLASHES. Ready FLASHES and Clean is ON. Cause The drive requires cleaning. Cleaning is in progress. Action required Load the Ultrium cleaning cartridge. See “Cleaning the tape drive” on page 50 for supported cartridges and instructions. If the Clean LED is still flashing when you load a new or known good data cartridge after cleaning, call for service. None. The cleaning cartridge will eject on completion. The cleaning cycle can take up to 5 minutes to complete.
On At power on Off The drive is idle and there is no encryption key. Off with Ready flashing green The tape drive is reading/writing unencrypted data from another host or unloading a cartridge. On (solid blue) The drive is idle but the encryption key is loaded. The drive is ready to read/write encrypted data. On (solid blue) with Ready flashing green The drive is reading/writing encrypted data. Alternate flashing, blue and amber There is an encryption related error.
6 Loading and unloading cartridges and removing Tape Blade In • • • this chapter: “Inserting cartridges” on page 43 “Removing cartridges” on page 44 “Removing the Tape Blade” on page 44 Inserting cartridges 1. Arrow indicates leading direction 3. Label area 2. Cartridge door Figure 20 Inserting a cartridge . 1. Lift the cartridge door and insert the cartridge into the slot with the white arrow uppermost and facing the cartridge door. 2.
Removing cartridges CAUTION: Never try to remove a cartridge before it is fully ejected. 1. Press the Eject button on the front panel. 1. Eject button Figure 21 Ejecting a cartridge . 2. The drive will complete its current task, rewind the tape to the beginning, and eject the cartridge. The rewind process may take up to 10 minutes. The Ready light will flash to indicate that the unload is still in progress.
2. Carefully slide the Tape Blade assembly out from the enclosure. Figure 22 Removing the Tape Blade . CAUTION: Do not pull on the tape drive bezel when removing the Tape Blade.
Loading and unloading cartridges and removing Tape Blade
7 Use the correct media For best performance we recommend HP branded media. Order online at: http://www.hp.com/go/ storagemedia. In • • • • • this chapter: “Cartridges” on page 47 “Cleaning the tape drive” on page 50 “Write protecting cartridges” on page 51 “Handling cartridges” on page 52 “Operating and storage environment” on page 52 Cartridges Data cartridges HP StorageWorks Tape Blades use Ultrium tape cartridges.
Ultrium 200 GB data cartridge SB1760c Tape Blade not supported Ultrium 400 GB data cartridge Ultrium 800 GB data cartridge Ultrium 1.
HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blades and partitioning The HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blade supports two tape partitions, when used with Ultrium 3 TB R/W cartridges. Tape partitioning is not supported with WORM cartridges or with earlier generations of cartridge. It is not supported on earlier-generation tape drives. If you insert a partitioned tape into a tape drive that does not support partitioning, it will be ejected.
There are two main instances when you will need to know the key: • If you try to import the media to another machine or another instance of the backup application • If you are recovering your system after a disaster What happens if I don't remember the key? CAUTION: You should keep a record or backup of your encryption keys and store them in a secure place separate from the computer running the backup software.
2. The drive will carry out its cleaning cycle and eject the cartridge on completion (which can take up to 5 minutes). During the cleaning cycle the amber Clean LED will be on solidly and the green Ready LED will flash. Each HP Ultrium universal cleaning cartridge (C7978A) can be used up to 50 times with Ultrium tape drives. (The blue HP Ultrium cleaning cartridges, C7979A, can only be used up to 15 times with any tape drive.
1. Write-protect tab Figure 23 Write protecting a cartridge . Handling cartridges • Do not touch the tape media. • Do not attempt to clean the tape path or tape guides inside the cartridge. • Do not leave cartridges in the drive. The tape loses tension in the power-off state, which can lead to problems, particularly if the drive has been moved. • Store cartridges in a vertical orientation. • Do not leave cartridges in excessively dry or humid conditions.
Tapes intended for long-term storage should be stored in the plastic containers, at temperatures between 5° C and 23° C (41° F and 73° F) and 20% to 60% relative humidity.
Use the correct media
8 Using HP OBDR In • • • • • this chapter: “Compatibility” on page 55 “What does HP OBDR do?” on page 55 “Remote disaster recovery (ProLiant servers only)” on page 56 “Testing for compatibility” on page 56 “Running HP OBDR” on page 56 Compatibility HP One-Button Disaster Recovery, HP OBDR, is a standard feature on all HP StorageWorks Ultrium Tape Blades. However, it can only be used with specific configurations.
Remote disaster recovery (ProLiant servers only) The HP Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition (RILOE) on ProLiant servers gives the IT Administrator the ability to completely recover a failed server at a remote location without physically traveling to where the server resides. The on-site non-technical person need only insert the bootable cartridge into the tape drive when asked to do so by the administrator. Refer to the HP OBDR web site at http://www.hp.
2. Power on the blade server for approximately 3 seconds then power off. This will reset the Tape Blade. Immediately hold down the eject button on the tape drive to invoke OBDR. Release the button as soon as the Ready LED on the front panel flashes in the OBDR sequence. This is a repeated flashing pattern. Once the Tape Blade is in OBDR mode, power on the blade server again. Figure 25 Keeping eject button pressed down, power on in OBDR mode .
Using HP OBDR
9 Troubleshooting Read this chapter for information about: • • • • When the Tape Blade does not power up, page 59 Management and Diagnostic tools , page 60 Problems with cartridges, page 61 “Encryption troubleshooting” on page 63 NOTE: For information about troubleshooting using Tape Blade and tape drive LEDs, see “Understanding LEDs” on page 37.
Management and Diagnostic tools HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator is the management and diagnostic tool for the Tape Blade assembly. HP TapeAssure and HP Library & Tapetools provides diagnostic and troubleshooting tools for the tape drive. Onboard Administrator HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator is the enclosure management processor, subsystem, and firmware base used to support the HP BladeSystem c–Class enclosure and all the managed devices contained within the enclosure.
2. Once you have selected your device you have a number of choices for troubleshooting. • Device identification: shows part number, serial number and information about any cartridge loaded. • Firmware upgrade: allows you to locate and upgrade to the latest firmware. To check for and download the latest firmware from the HP web site, the server on which Library and Tape Tools is running must have an internet connection.
2. Wait for the cartridge to be ejected. This process may take up to 10 minutes (the maximum rewind time). It is important that you allow sufficient time for the drive to complete this process. If you interrupt it, you may damage the media or the tape drive. The drive is then reset as though you had turned the power off and then on again. You may lose data if you force eject a cartridge. The tape may also become unreadable because an EOD (End of Data) mark may not be properly written. 3.
Encryption troubleshooting • Ensure that you are using an HP StorageWorks SB3000c or SB1760c Tape Blade and Ultrium 3 TB or 1.6 TB media, respectively. • Ensure that your software supports hardware encryption. It may be necessary to update the software. Consult http://www.hp.com/go/connect or your software vendor for more information. • Ensure that the correct key or pass phrase has been entered. • Ensure that your HBA supports the encryption commands. It may be necessary to update the firmware.
Troubleshooting
10 Replacing a Tape Blade chassis or tape drive In this chapter: • • • • Before you replace a part, page 65 Replacing the tape drive, page 65 Replacing the Tape Blade chassis, page 71 Returning the faulty part, page 79 Before you replace a part 1. Unpack your replacement part and retain the packaging. 2. Remove the data cartridge from the tape drive. There are two customer replaceable parts: • The tape drive, see “Replacing the tape drive” on page 65.
Remove the tape drive 1. Power down the partner server blade. This powers down the Tape Blade, see “Powering the Tape Blade on and off” on page 33. NOTE: Do not power down the partner server blade and remove power from the drive during read, write, fast-search, load and unload activities. 2. Press the mounting rails in towards the tape drive and slowly pull the tape drive away from the chassis until the power and data cables become accessible.
3. Disconnect the power and SAS cable at the rear of the tape drive. Figure 27 Disconnecting the SAS with power cable on the SB3000c Tape Blade .
. 4. Remove the tape drive and then remove the clip-on mounting rails, one from each side of the faulty tape drive, and retain the rails for use with the replacement tape drive. Figure 29 Removing the clip-on mounting rails on a faulty tape drive . 5. Put the faulty tape drive into the packaging that contained the replacement item. Install the new tape drive 1. Attach the clip-on mounting rails to the new tape drive. They are marked right and left.
2. Attach the power and SAS cable to the rear of the tape drive. NOTE: The tape drive in the HP StorageWorks SB3000c Tape Blade has a single socket. The power and data connectors are on a single SAS cable. The tape drive in all other Tape Blade models has two sockets; one for data and one for power. Figure 31 Reconnecting the SAS with power cable to the tape drive in an SB3000c Tape Blade .
Figure 32 Reconnecting the power and SAS cables to the tape drive in all other Tape Blades . 3. Slide the tape drive into the Tape Blade chassis and push on the mounting rail handles until the tape drive is fully inserted into the chassis, taking care not to catch any of the cables at the rear of the tape drive. Figure 33 Installing the tape drive .
4. Power on the partner server blade. The tape drive will run its hardware self-test, which takes about 5 seconds. If self-test passes, the green Ready LED on the tape drive flashes and then shows steady green. Follow normal operating procedures to work with the Tape Blade. Follow the step-by-step instructions in this User Guide.
3. Carefully pull the Tape Blade out from the enclosure. CAUTION: Do not pull on the tape drive bezel when removing the Tape Blade. Figure 34 Removing the Tape Blade . 1. Pull latch forward 2. Pull Tape Blade away from the enclosure NOTE: If you are not replacing the Tape Blade immediately, you should insert a half-height blank into the empty device bay.
2. Gently start to slide the coupler plate in the opposite direction to installation Figure 35 Disconnecting the coupler plate . 1. Location to insert release pin 3. 2. Slide back and lift coupler plate Retain the coupler plate for use with the replacement chassis. Remove the tape drive 1. Press the mounting rails in towards the tape drive and slowly pull the tape drive away from the chassis until the power and data cable become accessible. Figure 36 Releasing the tape drive .
2. Disconnect the power and SAS cable at the rear of the tape drive. Figure 37 Disconnecting the power and SAS cables, SB3000c Tape Blades .
. 3. Remove the tape drive completely and retain it for use with the replacement chassis. 4. Put the faulty Tape Blade chassis into the packaging that contained the replacement item. Install the replacement chassis 1. Unscrew the single screw and remove the cover from the replacement Tape Blade chassis. Figure 39 Removing the Tape Blade cover . 2. Remove the connector cover on the rear of the replacement chassis. Figure 40 Removing the connector cover . 1. Release side clips 2.
3. Slide the tape drive that you removed earlier into the Tape Blade assembly and attach the power and SAS cable to the rear of the tape drive. Figure 41 Reconnecting the power and SAS cables to the tape drive in an SB3000c Tape Blade . Figure 42 Reconnecting the power and SAS cables to the tape drive in all other Tape Blades .
CAUTION: Take care when routing the cables. If routed incorrectly, they may jam the tape drive or damage components. 4. Push on the mounting rails until the tape drive is fully inserted into the chassis, taking care not to catch any of the cables at the rear of the tape drive. Figure 43 Installing the tape drive . Figure 44 Cabling in the replacement chassis .
5. Replace the cover on the Tape Blade chassis and tighten the screw. Figure 45 Replacing the Tape Blade cover . 6. Full-height partner servers in a c7000 enclosure only: Attach the coupler plate that you removed from the faulty chassis to the replacement unit. Figure 46 Installing the coupler plate .
7. Push the Tape Blade chassis back into the device bay until it is fully inserted and the enclosure connectors are fully engaged. The System Health LED will briefly flash red, indicating that the system is connected. Figure 47 Installing the replacement chassis . 1. Push Tape Blade into the bay 8. 2. Push latch in to secure the Tape Blade Power on the partner server blade. Follow normal operating procedures to work with the Tape Blade. Follow the step-by-step instructions in this User Guide.
Replacing a Tape Blade chassis or tape drive
Index A audience, 9 B backup software, 19 encryption, 19 buttons Unload, 44 C cabling Tape Blade chassis, 77 cartridges cleaning, 48, 50 compatibility, 47 drive won't accept, 62 encryption, 49 environment, 52 handling, 52 inserting, 43 jammed, 61 recommended, 47 removing, 44 troubleshooting, 61 WORM, 48 write protecting, 51 chassis cabling, 77 installing, 75 Clean LED, 39 cleaning cartridges, 48 cleaning the tape drive, 50 conventions document, 9 coupler plate, 31 removing, 72 D device bay numbering, 21
help obtaining, 10 HP technical support, 10 HP StorageWorks Tape CD-ROM, 15 I inserting cartridges, 43 installation before you start, 21 coupler plate, 31 drivers, 17 full-height partner server, 27 guidelines, 13 half-height partner server, 22 partner server blade, 14 verify, 35 installing Tape Blade chassis, 75 installing tape drive, 68 J jammed cartridge, 61 L L&TT, 60 LEDs Clean, 39 Drive, 39, 40 Encryption, 39 encryption, 41 Ready, 39, 40 system health, 37 Tape, 39, 40 Tape Blade chassis, 37 tape dri
tape drive LEDs, 38 troubleshooting with, 40 Tape driver, 18 tape enclosure firmware required, 13 Tape LED, 39, 40 TapeAssure, 60 technical support HP, 10 service locator website, 11 tools L&TT, 60 onboard administrator, 60 troubleshooting cartridges, 61 drive ejects cartridge, 62 L&TT, 60 Tape Blade doesn't power up, 59 tape drive LEDs, 38, 40 tools, 60 U UID LED, 37 Unload button, 44 upgrading firmware drives, 44 V verify installation, 35 W websites HP, 11 HP Subscriber's Choice for Business, 10 produc
