Owner manual
Table Of Contents
- DAT SAS Tape Drives
- Table of Contents
- About this guide
- 1 Before you start
- 2 Drivers and backup software
- 3 Installing an internal DAT tape drive
- 4 Installing an external SAS tape drive
- 5 Verify installation
- 6 Operating your tape drive
- 7 Use the correct media
- 8 Using HP OBDR
- 9 Diagnostic Tools and Performance
- 10 Troubleshooting
- 11 Replacing an internal tape drive
- A Connecting an external tape drive to an internal SAS port
- Index
If the internal port on the host SAS controller has a mini-SAS connector, use the supplied cable. This
is a split cable, but the second branch is not required. Do NOT remove the tie wrap and cover on
the spare connector. If the internal port on the host SAS controller has an Infiniband-style connector,
you must purchase a separate cable.
Always refer to http://www.hp.com/go/connect BEFORE installing your tape drive to check that this
configuration is supported and which cable you require.
1. Connect the appropriate HP mini-SAS or Infiniband cable to the spare SAS port on the host SAS
controller.
4. Host SAS controller1. Split SAS cable
5. SAS connector to tape drive2. Connect SAS cable to spare SAS port
6. Power connector to server's power supply
3. Unused connector on SAS cable (do NOT re-
move the tie wrap and cover)
Figure 10 Cabling to the spare SAS port (some HP ProLiant servers)
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