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96154 • Revision K v Summary of Changes EC Date Revision Description 111906 May 2004 First Initial release 111920 July 2004 Second Refer to this edition for the list of changes 111945 November 2004 .
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96154 • Revision K vii Contents Summary of Changes v Contents vii Figures xvii Tables xix Preface xxi Organization xxi Alert Messages xxii Conventions xxiii Related Publications xxiv Additional Info.
viii StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revi sion K • 96154 Taiwan Warning La bel Statement xxviii Internal Code License Statement xxviii Safety xxxiii Ele.
96154 • Revision K Contents ix Super DLT 7 Electronics Control Module 7 HBK Card 7 HBC Card 8 HBT Card 8 Robotics Interface Module 8 Redundant HandBots 10 Initializatio n 10 HandBot Numbering 12 Lib.
x StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Gu ide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Operating Firmware 21 Library Management Software 22 Host Software Component 22 ACSLS 22 Library P.
96154 • Revision K Contents xi Planning Library Part ition Confi gurations 35 Example 1: one-partition library 35 Example 2: two-pa rtition library 35 Example 3: two-pa rtition library 36 Example 4:.
xii StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Dismount Sequence 46 Performing CAP Activities 46 ▼ To open the CAP 47 ▼ To close the CAP 47.
96154 • Revision K Contents xiii ▼ To locate a drive 63 Moving the Robot 63 ▼ To move the robot, follow these precautions: 63 Mounting a Cartridge 65 ▼ To manually mount a cartridge 65 Dismoun.
xiv StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revi sion K • 96154 LTO Ultrium Cartridge 8 2 LTO Ultrium Generation 2 (G en2) Fibre Ch annel Drives 84 Super DLTtap.
96154 • Revision K Contents xv 6. Troubleshooting and Diagn ostics 99 Troubleshootin g the Library 99 Diagnostic Utilities 102 Reports 102 Event Monitors 103 Utilities 104 Loading Code 104 Performin.
xvi StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revi sion K • 96154 B. Drive Bay Locations 125 Bay Address 125 Internal Address 126 HLI-PRC Address 127 System Address 128 Manually Locating a Drive Bay 128 ▼ To locate a drive 129 C.
96154 • Revision K xvii Figures FIGURE 1-1 Library Modules 3 FIGURE 1-2 Base Library with One Storage Expansion Module 4 FIGURE 1-3 HandBot (Det ail) 9 FIGURE 1-4 HandBot on the Power Rail) 10 FIGUR.
xviii StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE 4-11 AC PDU 69 FIGURE 4-12 AC PDU and DC Power Supply Locations 70 FIGURE 4-13 StreamLin.
96154 • Revision K xix Tables TABLE 1-1 Data Cartridge Capacity 4 TABLE 1-2 Supported Drives 6 TABLE 1-3 LTO Drive Backward Readability 7 TABLE 1-4 Keypad Switches, Buttons, and Indicators 15 TABLE .
xx StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 TABLE A-1 Reserved Slots 110 TABLE A-2 Cartridge Locations (1 of 3) 119 TABLE A-3 Cartridge Locat.
96154 • Revision K xxi Preface This guide, while intended primarily for user s of the library, als o contains information that can be used by system ad ministrators. Most of the informat ion pertains to th e library hardwa re and related opera tions.
xxii StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Alert Messages Alert messages c all your attention to inform ation that is especially important or that has a unique relationship to the main text or graphic .
96154 • Revision K Preface xxiii Conventions Typographical conventi ons highlight special words, phrases, and actions in this publicat ion. Item Example Description of Convention Buttons MENU Font a.
xxiv StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Related Publications The following publica tions that relate to th e SL8500 Tape Library are listed below.
96154 • Revision K Preface xxv Additional Information Sun Microsyst ems, Inc. (Sun) offer s se vera l methods for you to obtain additional information. Sun’s External Web Site Sun’s external Web si te provides marke ting, product, event, corporate, and service information.
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96154 • Revision K xxvii Notices Please read the following compliance and warning statements for thi s product. Caution – Potential equip ment damage: Cables that co nnect peripherals must be shielded and grounded; refer to descriptions in the ca ble instruction manuals.
xxviii StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User' s Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Japanese Compliance Statement The following compliance st atement in Japanese pertains to VCCI.
96154 • Revision K Notices xxix NOTICE INTERNAL CODE LICENSE PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING AND OPERATING THIS EQUI PMENT. THIS NOTICE IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU (EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY), THE END USER, AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CORPOR ATION (“STORAGETEK”), THE MANUFACTURER OF THE EQUIPMENT.
xxx StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 1. Definitions: The following terms are defined as followed: a.
96154 • Revision K Notices xxxi 5. Nothing in t he license set forth above or in this entire Notice shall convey, i n any manner, to you any license t o or title to or other right to use any Maintenance code, or any copy of such Maintenance Code.
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96154 • Revision K xxxiii Safety The following pages describe common practices con cerning electrostatic discharge, fiber optics, and library safety. Electrostatic Discharge Damage Prevention Before you touch any internal components in the library, including drives , you must take precautions against electrostatic discharge (ESD).
xxxiv StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library Syste m User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Fiber-optic Safety Warning – Possible Physical Injury. '[ G J C C T F . Never look directly into a fiber-optic cable, a fiber-optic conne ctor, or a laser transceiver module.
96154 • Revision K Safety x xxv EN60950-1:2001 Statement The following statement pertains to products that require a ground connection at the wall outlet. Library Safety It is essential that safety procedures ar e foll owed. Be sure you are familiar with all the precautions in this se ction before you attemp t to enter the library.
xxxvi StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User' s Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 When two libraries are connected by a pass-thru port (PTP), en tering the interior of either library automatically suspends the pass-thru operations in the two libraries.
96154 • Revision K Safety xxxvii Service Safety Door The optional service safety door is a sliding door that is activa ted by the maintenance key. This ma intenance ke y is controlled only by servic e representatives and is used when a failing component in the front of the library needs to be replaced.
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96154 • Revision K 1 CHAPT ER 1 Introduction This chapter introduces the major hardwa re components and provides the library specifications for the StreamLine TM SL8500 modular libra ry sy stem, which is referred to as the SL8500 library or just the “libra ry” throughout this manual.
Library Overview 2 StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Gu ide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Single Physical SL8500 Library—Base The minimum SL8500 library co nfiguration i.
Library Modules 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 3 Library Modules The base library consis ts of three modules: 1. Drive and Electronics Module 2. Robotics Interface Module 3. Customer Interface Module Besides the three modules, up to three Storage Expansion Modules may be added per library to increa se capacity.
Library Modules 4 StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Gu ide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 With a PTP installed between two or more libraries, all libraries can share their cartridges and effectively ac t as a single system.
Drive and Electronics Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 5 Note – This total number of cartridges does no t include slots in the cartridge access port (CAP), pass-thru-port. See Appendix A, “Cartridge Slot Locations” for information on reserved slots and cartridge addresses.
Drive and Electronics Module 6 StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Gu ide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 The following table li sts the supported ve ndors, drives types, and interfaces.
Drive and Electronics Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 7 LTO Ultrium Ultrium Linear Tape-Open (LTO) technolo gy was developed jointly by Hewle tt- Packard (HP), IBM, and Seag ate to enable data intercha nge among different LTO Ultrium tape drive vendors.
Robotics Interface Module 8 StreamLine™ SL8500 Mod ular Library System User's Gu ide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Firmware Versions Flash memory holds both the most recent ly activated firmware version and the previous firmware version.
Robotics Interface Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 9 ■ A Z-mechanism for vertical motion of the hand ■ A wrist-mechanism for latera l or horizontal motion ■ A bar-code scanner.
Robotics Interface Module 10 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Redundant HandBots Make sure that the se rvice represen tative completes the following are prere quisite to the operation of the redundant Han dBots (two HandBots per rail): 1.
Robotics Interface Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 11 Note – If there are multiple Ha ndBots, each Ha ndBot attempt s initializ ation through the following sequence. If a failure is encountered in on e HandBot, that HandBo t is flagged as defective.
Robotics Interface Module 12 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 10. HandBots move to an empty slot detectio n area (the slot under the bar code insert, in the 3-cell array at the front of the cust omer interface mod ule) to verify pr oximity sensor accuracy.
Robotics Interface Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 13 Note – Side numbers for HandBots are numbered according to thei r end stops: 1 (left HandBot stop) an d 2 (right Hand Bot stop). 5. Row number – Numbered consecutive ly, from the top down Note – Because HandBot hands are not storage slots, their row numbering is 0.
Library Cameras 14 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Library Cameras An Ethernet-based library camera system (W ebCam) with monitoring software are optional features of the SL8500 libra ry.
Customer Interface Module 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 15 The keypad has the following buttons, sw itches, and indicators: Operator Panel In the SL8500, the StreamLine TM Library Consol.
Customer Interface Module 16 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Remote Operator Console The remote operator console is a standard feature that displays the operator pa nel application on a personal computer (PC).
Storage Expansion Modules 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 17 Note – A CAP will not operate unless the library is in the automated mode. Storage Expansion Modules Besides the ba sic configuration , up to five Storage Expansion Modul es may be added per library to increase capa city.
Power 18 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ The two AC power grids dist ribute 220 VA C to the different Load Sharing Power Supplies, Electronics Control Modu le (ECM), and accessory racks.
Library Complex 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 19 ■ The system PDU, connected d irectly to th e branch circuit, provides AC power to three DC power grids and the electronics control module.
Library Complex 20 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Pass-thru Ports A PTP is an el ectro-mechanical device that al lows one Library St orage Module (L SM) to pass a cartridge to another library storage module within the same complex.
Embedded Firmware 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 21 All SL8500 libraries come equipped and re ady for the addition of the PTP frame — no additional walls are needed on existing libraries. The software app lications — ACSLS and HSCsupport PTP operations.
Library Management Software 22 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Library Management Software The library management software contro ls the library hardware to mount and dismount cartridges on drives and m ove the robot.
Library Partitioning 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 23 Partition Configuration Requirements Only a single library can be parti tioned. A ll pass-thru ports (PTPs) must be disabled before partitioning ca n be en abled.
Library Partitioning 24 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 System Requirements for Library Partitioning Note – Library partitioning is a licensed featur e which must be enabled by your Sun service represen tative.
Library Specifications 96154 • Revision K Chapter 1 Introduction 25 Library Specifications TABLE 1-8 Library Specifications Physical •H m e i g h t •W i d t h • Depth (Base Library) ■ With 1 expans ion mod ule ■ With 2 expans ion mod ules ■ With 3 expans ion mod ules 2.
Library Specifications 26 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Tape Drive Weights without Tray Tap e Drive Weights with Drive Tray • T9840 = 3.9 kg (8 .5 lb) • T9940 = 6.8 kg (1 5.0 lb) • IBM LTO = 2.
96154 • Revision K 27 CHAPT ER 2 Configuration Information This chapter descr ibes how to verify the li brary and drives configuration entries for operation. Some configuration values, such as drive locations, capac ity, and drive types are set through an automatic configuration process th at occurs during an IPL.
Activating Password 28 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Activating Password If you are logging on to the Library Con sole for the first time you must activate your user account (admin) with an activation pass word.
Dynamic World Wide Name 96154 • Revision K Chapter 2 Configurati on Informati on 29 Complete or verify the following fields to make the library and the drives operational: Dynamic World Wide Name Each connection (port) in a Fibre Channel environment must have a uni que ID called the World Wide Name (WWN).
Upgrading Firmware 30 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Caution – Changing th e dWWN feature must be coordinated with the system administrator. The feature is usually enabled at installation time.
Upgrading the Remote Library Console 96154 • Revision K Chapter 2 Configurati on Informati on 31 Upgrading firmware is a three-step process: 1. Download the firmware package 2. Activate the downloaded firmware currently residi ng in t he library co mplex 3.
PTP Configuration 32 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE 2-1 on page 33 illustrates the concept of home and away libraries.
PTP Configuration 96154 • Revision K Chapter 2 Configurati on Informati on 33 Perform audits in a specific sequence to av oid loss or mismatch of VOLIDs. first audit the library with the highest numbered LSMs . The audit process must proceed sequentially from left-to-right, as shown in TABLE 2-4 .
Configuring Library Partitions 34 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 PTP Addressing Scheme The following terms and defini tions apply t.
Configuring Library Partitions 96154 • Revision K Chapter 2 Configurati on Informati on 35 Planning Library Partition Configurations Library partitioning requires careful planning, a thorough knowledge of library wal l and slot mapp ing, and ex pertise in c onfiguring an d administerin g ACSLS a nd HSC host software applica tions.
Configuring Library Partitions 36 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Example 3: two-partition library ■ Partition 2 is controlled by an HSC host. ■ Partition 3 is con trolled by a second HS C host.
Configuring Library Partitions 96154 • Revision K Chapter 2 Configurati on Informati on 37 Example 6: four-partition library ■ Partition 1 is controlled by an ACSLS host. ■ Partition 2 is controlled by an HSC host. ■ Partition 3 is con trolled by a second HS C host.
Configuring Library Partitions 38 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ Select Cancel to cancel the updates and re turn to Step 2 . 4. All library hosts must now be configured to activate these updates.
96154 • Revision K 39 CHAPT ER 3 Host to Library Communications This chapter describes host and server s uppor t, the connections from the library to the server. Host Interfaces Host interface connections to the librar y are done with on e of two methods: ■ TCP/IP protocol over an Ether net 10/100-baseT physical interface.
Host Interfaces 40 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Note – A private network connection to an Ethern et hub or switch is recommended for maximum throughput and mini mum resource contention.
Host Interfaces 96154 • Revision K Chapter 3 Host to Library Communi cations 41 An example of how dual TCP/IP informatio n appears on the operator panel is shown in FIGURE 3-1 .
Library Management Software 42 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ Mbps —megabits pe r second, a unit of measure for data transfer speed (a megabi t is equal to one million bits).
Library Management Software 96154 • Revision K Chapter 3 Host to Library Communi cations 43 Note – The same Sun StorageTek library mana ge ment software currently used by the customer today can be upgraded to support the SL8500 library.
Library Management Software 44 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ Intercept mount and dismount messages ■ Receive re quests from t he interface and translates them into commands HSC resides with in the MVS host, but is invisible to the actual operatin g system.
96154 • Revision K 45 CHAPT ER 4 Library Operation The library has three modes of operation, automated, manual, and maintenance. These modes are define d and explaine d in the following secti ons.
Automated Mode of Operation 46 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 4. The host comman d is translated by the library con troller into motion commands fo r the robot. 5. The cartridge is taken from its slot and placed in the drive.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 47 ▼ To open the CAP 1. Logon to the StreamLine Library Co nsole and select Tools > Utilities. 2. Select the CAP and th en change the Locked status to False, and then select Apply.
Automated Mode of Operation 48 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Note – The above action causes the CAP to rotate inward for robotic access. Caution – Possible Equipment Damage . DO NOT manuall y force the CAP to open or close.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 49 An example of how this notation appear s on the operator panel is shown in FIGURE 4-2 .
Automated Mode of Operation 50 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE 4-3 Placement of Cartridges with the Magazine Inside the CAP 1.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 51 When a CAP is in automated mode, i t is unlo cked unless it is currently being used to import cartrid ges. ▼ To import cartridg es using the CAP 1. Make sure that the CAP is unlocked (see T A B L E 1 - 4 o n pa g e 1 5 for a description of CAP indica tors).
Automated Mode of Operation 52 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Note – Cartridges may be placed in any CAP slot , in any order; the library audits all CAP slots wh en the CAP door closes.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 53 4. With the CAP open, remove the exported ca rtridge either by removing the cartridges from the magazine inside the CAP, or by removing the magazi ne from t he CAP and then taking the cartridges from the magazine ou tside the CAP.
Automated Mode of Operation 54 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 How CAP Reservations Work in a Partitioned Library In a partitioned library, CAPs are shared by all partitions. When entering or ejecting cartridges, a partition reserves the CAP for its exclusive use.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 55 ▼ To Override a CAP Reservation Note – You must follow all steps in this procedure. If you do not complete the procedure, the CAP could be left unavaila ble to al l partitions , and/or cartridges assigned to one partition could be entered into another partition.
Automated Mode of Operation 56 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Scenario 1—CAP reservation released by the ACSLS host Note – This illustrates how a CAP res ervation is released by the host in normal operations.
Automated Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 57 5. The library operator uses the SLConsole to unlock the CAP. 6. The library operator opens the CAP, verifies that it is empty, and then closes the CAP. ■ The library locks the CAP a nd audits it to verify that i t is empty.
Automated Mode of Operation 58 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Monitoring PTPs You can monitor the libraries in a complex using the Stream Line Library Console. To use the Library C onsole in a library complex, you must open a separate sess ion for each library in t he complex.
Manual Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 59 Note – You MUST use cleaning cartridges whose media types are compatible with the drive types in the library. See TABLE 5-6 on page 87 for cartridge codes. Manual Cleaning: Use the library management s oftware to perf orm a manual clean.
Manual Mode of Operation 60 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ “Entering the Library” ■ “Locating a Cartridg e and Drive”.
Manual Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 61 The library remains offli ne until you issu e a command to place the library online.
Manual Mode of Operation 62 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 ▼ To open the door 1. Insert the key and unlock the access door. 2. Pull the paddle handle to activate the op ening mechanism and open the access door.
Manual Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 63 ▼ To locate a cartridge 1. Logon to the StreamLine Librar y Console. 2. Select Tools > Utiliti es and then sel ect the Search tab. 3. From the pull-down menu select Cartri dge Location as the Search Type.
Manual Mode of Operation 64 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Warning – Possible Physical Injury. If all four HandBots are parked near each other, before you enter the library, move the HandBots out of your way one at a time starting at the lowest rail.
Manual Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 65 Mounting a Cartridge ▼ To manually mount a cartridge 1. Whether you manually insert a T9x40 cart ridge or an LTO Ultrium cartridge, the VOLID label must be facing you, with the numeric characters CD Q X G the bar cod e.
Manual Mode of Operation 66 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 For more information on manually mounting a cartridge into a drive, refer to the relevant tape drive publication. Dismounting a Cartridge All T9x40 and LTO Ultri um tape drives have a unload button on the operator panel.
Manual Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 67 Exiting the Library Before you leave the library, make sure that no tools or foreign objects are left, and no cartridges are outside th e cartridge slots. Then: 1. Return the cartridges that your remove d to do a manual mount/dismount to their slots.
Powering-off the Library 68 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Placing the Drives to Online The following pag es describe how to varyin.
Powering-off the Library 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 69 4. Make sure that the drives are empty by verifying the drive state using the StreamLine Library Console. Note – Refer to the online help documentation accessible through the Library Console application.
Powering-off the Library 70 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE 4-12 AC PDU and DC Power Supply Locations From left to right: 1. Optional switches or hubs (1 – 4) 2. Drive locations/numbering (1 – 64) 3.
Powering-on the Library 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 71 Powering-on the Library ▼ To power-on the library 1. Close and lock the front access door if the doors are open. Note – If you DO NOT want to power-on the ro bots, CAPs, and the elevators, leave the doors open.
Maintenance Mode of Operation 72 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 inhibited until the maintenance activity is completed. The reserved slots on the other side of the service area may still be accessed if the service safety door is not engaged on that side as well.
Maintenance Mode of Operation 96154 • Revision K Chapter 4 Library Operation 73 The following sample screen is an exam ple of the Library Console displaying the service safety door feature.
Maintenance Mode of Operation 74 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154.
96154 • Revision K 75 CHAPT ER 5 Cartridge Information This chapter d escribes how to handle, ins pect, and mai ntain cartridge s. Cartridge Requirements Cartridges must meet specifica tions defined in American National Stan dard Magnetic Tape and Cartridge for Information Interchange .
Handling a Cartridge 76 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 For technical questions, contact Sun StorageTek Sales Support at: ■ Phone: 1.800.275.4785 ■ E-mail: sales_support@storagetek.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 77 StorageTek Cartridges The T9840 and T9940 Tape Drives use a ca rtridge tape that is the same physical si ze; however, they are not interchangeable.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 78 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Note – The manufacturer and media identif ication labels are yellow (9840A/B), green (9840C). The write-protect sw itch is yellow (9840A/B), green (9840C).
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 79 T9940 Cartridge The T9940 cartridge has a single reel and a leader block that the T9940 tape drive uses to move the tape across the tape drive head ( FIGU RE 5-2 ).
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 80 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 T10000 Data Cartridges Optimized for high capacity, the T1000 0 data cartridges use a single reel hub to maximize performance.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 81 • Diagnostic • Cleaning There are two types of data car tridges (see FIGURE 5-3 t o identify these cartridges); standard (500 GB) and sport (120 GB). Thes e cartridges are unde r warranty for 10,000 (ten-thousand) mounts.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 82 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 LTO Ultrium Cartridge An LTO Ultrium cartridge has a single reel and a leader block ( FIGURE 5-4 ), which makes it similar to a T9940 cartridge, but it ca nn ot be used in place of a T9940 cartridge.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 83 LTO Ultrium tapes use a s ingle reel cartridg e to maximize capacity that makes them ideal for backup, restore, and arch ive applications. Note – There is a universal cl eaning cartridge that can be used to clean LTO tape drives.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 84 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 LTO Ultrium Generati on 2 (G en2) Fibre Channel Drives The Gen2 cartridge specifics include: 1. Use of standard Ultrium cartridges 2.
Inspecting and Identifying a Cartridge 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 85 The Super DLTtap e II cart ridge like other high capacity cartridges has only the s upply reel inside th e cartridge . The take-up reel is inside the tap e drive.
Media Domain and Media ID 86 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 VolSafe and WORM cartridges can often be identified by the color of the.
Media Domain and Media ID 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 87 Cartridge Codes Cartridge codes reflect the cartridge media an d usage.
Media Domain and Media ID 88 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Data Cartridge Label Examples FIGURE 5-5 on p age 88 through FIGURE 5-7 on page 90 show examples of the various cartridge labels used by the drives in the lib rary.
Media Domain and Media ID 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 89 Note – The SDLT and T9x40 cartridges do no t have the drive type identifier. Diagnostic Cartridges Label Examples Diagnostic cartridges are data cartridges with a DG label.
Media Domain and Media ID 90 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Non-labeled Cartridges The SL8500 library does not support non-labe led cartridges.
Applying Labels to Cartridges 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 91 Upside Down Cartridges Inserting a cartridge upside down can cause damage to the HandBot and to the cartridge. Caution – The SL8500 scans upside-down LTO or SDLT cartridges and inserts them into slots.
Applying Labels to Cartridges 92 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 3. Peel the backing from the VOLID label. 4. Lay the cartridge flat, in th e position you would use to in sert the cartridge in a tape drive.
Applying Labels to Cartridges 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 93 FIGURE 5-9 Applying Cart ridge Labe l to T9840 Cartridge 1. Customer Label 2. VOLID l abel 3. Me dia ID label (“R” = da ta, “U” = cleaning) FIGURE 5-10 Applying Cartridge La be l to T9940 Cartridge 1.
Setting the Write Protect Switch 94 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Setting the Write Protect Switch The following sections provid e information about se tting the write protect switch on the cartridges.
Setting the Write Protect Switch 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 95 Setting the T9940 Write Protect Switch to Read-Only You can set the T9940 write protect switch so that the cartridge is read-onl y (nothing can be written on the tape).
Setting the Write Protect Switch 96 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Setting the T10000 Write Protect Switch to Read/Write You can set the T10000 write protect switch so that the cartridge is read-only (nothing can be written on the tape).
Maintaining Cartridges 96154 • Revision K Chapter 5 Ca rtridge Informa tion 97 Maintaining Cartridges The following section desc ribe how to clean cartridges and repair a detached le ader block. Cleaning the Cartridge Exterior Caution – CARTRIDGE DAMAGE: Certain solvents can damage the cartridges.
Maintaining Cartridges 98 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modula r Li brary System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Using Cleaning Cartridges Cleaning cartridg es have a media ID la bel that identifies the type of tape drive in which it can be used (see TABLE 5-6 on page 87 ).
96154 • Revision K 99 CHAPT ER 6 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics This chapter describes how to correct prob lems with the library and the attached devices (drives, CAP, robots, and elevators). It also includes some of the diagnostic procedures you can perform using the StreamLine Library Console.
Troubleshooting the Libr ary 100 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 TABLE 6-1 Troubleshooting Table Problem What to do Service Required (red) LED is constantly lit.
Troubleshooting the Library 96154 • Revision K Chapter 6 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 101 The StreamLine Library Console does not display modified dat a or informat ion remain s static. • Select the Refresh button to upda te the screen . • Check the heartbeat monitor ic on of the Library Console.
Diagnostic Utilities 102 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Diagnostic Utilities The StreamLine Library Console provides utilities, reports, and monitors to help diagnose a problem with the library and th e attached devices (drives, CAPs, robots, and elevators).
Diagnostic Utilities 96154 • Revision K Chapter 6 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 103 Event Monitors Event monitors are setup to collect inform ation about the library and the associated devices when spe cific events occur.
Diagnostic Utilities 104 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Utilities The StreamLi ne Library Con sole provides the followin g utilities .
Diagnostic Utilities 96154 • Revision K Chapter 6 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 105 ■ Entire library audit . The robot visits all cartridge slots (inc luding the CAPs and drives), catalogs the VOLIDs and loca tions, and updates the HBC cartridge database.
Diagnostic Utilities 106 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Working with the Search Utility The search utility provides a convenient way .
96154 • Revision K 107 CHAPT ER 7 Obtaining Maintenance Support This chapter describes what to do if problems occur with the tape library. In some cases, you might be able to correct the problem. In other cases, you must contact your servic e representative, as desc ribed in this chapter.
StorageTek’s Worldwide Offices 108 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Customer Initiated Maintenance Customer init iated maintena nce begins with a telephone call from you to the Customer Service Support Cent er (CSSC).
96154 • Revision K 109 APPENDIX A Cartridge Slot Locations Library W alls The SL8500 library h as two walls: The Inner walls has 14 slot arrays. The Outer walls use various sizes of arrays consistin.
Reserved Slots 110 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Reserved Slots There are a total of 230 slots withi n the library that are reserved (that is, not to be used for data cartridge storage); these are listed in TABLE A-1 .
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 111 FIGURE A-1 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (1 of 8) (L203_090 ).
Cartridge Address 112 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE A-2 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (2 of 8)(L203_59.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 113 FIGURE A-3 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (3 of 8)(L203_59 2).
Cartridge Address 114 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE A-4 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (4 of 8)(L203_59.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 115 FIGURE A-5 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (5 of 8)(L203_59 4).
Cartridge Address 116 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE A-6 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (6 of 8)(L203_59.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 117 FIGURE A-7 Cartridge and Drive Lo cations – Internal Firmware (7 of 8)(L203_59 6).
Cartridge Address 118 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 FIGURE 0-1 Cartridge and Drive Locations – Internal Firmware (8 of 8)(L203_5 9.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 119 TABLE A-2 Cartridge Locations (1 of 3) Left Outer Wall (1) Rail Row Customer Module Robotics Module Left Drive Module Co.
Cartridge Address 120 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 TABLE A-3 Cartridge Locations (2 of 3) Right Outer Wall (1) Rail Row Right Drive.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 121 Example One: As viewed from the front of the library, cart ridge locati on 1, 4, -3, 1, 13 would be the slot next to drive number one (lower left dr ive).
Cartridge Address 122 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 HLI-PRC Address HLI-PRC (Host LMU Interface - Panel, Row, Column) address is a four digit comma- separated value (L,P,R,C) repr esenting LSM, Panel, Row, Column.
Cartridge Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix A Cartridge Sl ot Locations 123 Row Within each LSM (rail ) rows are numbered consecutively from the top down.
Cartridge Address 124 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Operational Considerations To optimize HandBot operations: ■ Mount scratch tap.
96154 • Revision K 125 APPENDIX B Drive Bay Locations The SL8500 library features a utomatic detect ion of drives that are added or replaced. There are four types of addressing schemes for drives: .
Internal Address 126 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154 Internal Address The internal address is a five-digit comma -separated value (L,R,C,S,W) representing Library, Rail, Column, Side, Row, viewed from inside the li brary facing the driv e bays.
HLI-PRC Address 96154 • Revision K Appendix B Drive Bay Locations 127 Firmware numbering is listed in TABLE B-2 . As examples: ■ Drive firmware number 1, 4, -2, 1, 4 is the bo tto m, left driv e in rail 1, as viewed from inside the library looking at the d rive bays.
System Address 128 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154 The tape drives are associated with and be long to each LSM (numbered 0-3). Each LSM is assigned 16 drives (0-15). Panel 1 is de signated as the drive pane l.
Manually Locating a Drive Bay 96154 • Revision K Appendix B Drive Bay Locations 129 ▼ To locate a drive 1. Logon to the Library Console. 2. Select Tools > System Detail.
Manually Locating a Drive Bay 130 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154.
96154 • Revision K 131 APPENDIX C SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is an application layer protocol tha t performs network management operations over an Ethe rnet connection using a User Datagram Protocol (UDP/IP).
SNMP Terms 132 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154 Note – By default, the SNMP agent is turned off and must be activated by a service representative through the Comma nd Line Interface (CLI) port.
SNMP Terms 96154 • Revision K Appendix C SNMP 133 ■ Advanced Encryption Standar d (AES) —An NIST-standard cryptograp hic cipher that uses a block len gth of 128 bits and key lengths of 1 28, 192, or 256 bits. AES uses the Rijndael algorithm, officially replaci ng the Triple DES M ethod.
SNMP Commands 134 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154 ■ Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-1/SHA) —A popular one-hash algorithm used to create digital signatures; it is more secure , but slightly slower than MD5 (see als o “Me ssa ge Dig es t 5”).
Management Information Base 96154 • Revision K Appendix C SNMP 135 Management Information Base The MIB is a viewable document that contains descriptions about the characteristics for a managed device. These characteristics are the functional elemen ts for that device which can be monitored using SNMP software.
SNMP Traps/Notificatio ns 136 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154 Copying the MIB T ext File The MIB text resides within the library’s co ntroller card (HBC). Use the Library Console (2.
SNMP Traps/Notifications 96154 • Revision K Appendix C SNMP 137 ■ Activity string (such as “HLI move” or “CLI version print”) ■ A descriptive text string Other information may include: .
SNMP Traps/Notificatio ns 138 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • Ma rch 2007 Revision K • 96154.
96154 • Revision K 139 Glossary Numerics 2N A power configuration that gives the Pr oduct Name librswary full AC and DC power redundancy. This configuration al lows AC line c ord s on two separate circuits, either of which ca n power the entir e system.
140 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 Automated Cartridge System Library Software (ACSLS) Software that manages ACS library contents and controls ACS lib rary hardw are to mount and dismount cartridges on ACS drives.
96154 • Revision K Glossary 141 cartridge array An array that holds multiple cartridges. Product Name arrays contain 8, 13, or 14 slots, depending on their location. cartridge bias Left or right justification of a cartridge within a storage slot, CAP, or tape driv e.
142 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 E ECM See electronics control module. electronics control module The assembly that: ■ Processes .
96154 • Revision K Glossary 143 Fibre Channel A bidirectional, full-duplex, point-to-point, serial data channel structured for high performance capacity.
144 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 home library In a library complex of two or more SL8500 libraries connect ed by PTPs, the library that supplies power and signals to the pass-thru port on its left side (as viewed from the fron t of the libraries).
96154 • Revision K Glossary 145 K keypad interface See membrane keypad. L LibCam Monitoring A feature that prov ides two cameras, one for each aisle of the library, for viewing activity inside the library. library camera See LibCam Monitoring. library complex (1) Two or more Product Name libraries att ached to each other with PTPs.
146 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 N N+1 A power configuration that provides AC power and redundant DC power by adding a second DC power supply to each DC bus. See also 2N. O online replacement Replacement or service of a module while the library remain s operational.
96154 • Revision K Glossary 147 primary library interface (PLI) The communication path between the oper ator panel and the library controller (the HBC card). This consists of Ethernet with TCP/IP and XML. PTP See pass-thru po rt. put An activity in which a robot places a cartridge into a slot or drive.
148 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 service safety door A motor-driven barrier that separates t he service area s of the customer inte.
96154 • Revision K Glossary 149 ■ Customer interface module ■ Robotics interface module ■ Drive and electronics module ■ Storage expansion module (optional) T TallBot™ A high-capacity ta ll robot. One or two Ta llBots are used in an SL8500 library.
150 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 V vacancy plate A plate that covers an unused bay, such as a drive bay or power supply bay. W wrist (1) A mechanism in the robot assembly th at allows t he robot to access the outer and inner storage walls.
96154 • Revision K 151 Index Numerics 2N power configuration described 1 9 A access control, SNMP 134 ACSLS described 2 2 maximum library size 1 9 version 22 version supported 44 action codes 57 act.
152 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library Syst em User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 mounting 65 present sensor 11 repairing detached leader bloc k 98 reserved slots 110 upside down placement 91 cartridge access port.
96154 • Revision K Index 153 base power configuration 19 configuration 29 detection 21 firmware numbering illustrated 127 models supported 6 N +1 power c onfiguration 19 numbering drive bay 125 hard.
154 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library Syst em User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 height of the library 25 HLI-PRC, dr ive number ing 12 7 home library 34 host Ethernet connection.
96154 • Revision K Index 155 LibraryStation component 4 4 license, internal code xxviii loading code 3 0 logic ca rds HBC 8 HBT 8 LTO cartridges described 82 universal cleaning c artridge 87 upside .
156 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library Syst em User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 addressing schem e 34 away 34 configuration 31 described 2 0 disruptive installati on 32 home 34 .
96154 • Revision K Index 157 door interlock generated xxxvii HBC card generated xxxvii SSL illustrated 51 static electricity safety xxxiii Storage Management Component 43 storage management componen.
158 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library Syst em User's Guide • March 2007 Revision K • 96154 V vertical pass-thru operations 16 VolSafe cartridges described 8 5 W walls cartridge arrays 109 .
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Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Sun Microsystems SL8500 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Sun Microsystems SL8500 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Sun Microsystems SL8500, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Sun Microsystems SL8500 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Sun Microsystems SL8500, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Sun Microsystems SL8500.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Sun Microsystems SL8500. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Sun Microsystems SL8500 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
