ACL 4/52 Automated Tape Library for DLT Cartridges Facilities Planning and Installation Guide 6211221-06 Ver. 6, Rel.
ACL 4/52 Facilities Planning and Installation Guide, 6211221-06, Ver. 6, Rel. 0, December 1999. Printed in the USA. ATL Products, Inc. provides this publication “as is” without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. ATL Products, Inc. may revise this publication from time to time without notice. COPYRIGHT STATEMENT Copyright 1999 by ATL Products, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Contents 0 Contents Preface Chapter 1 Installation Requirements ..........................................................................1 Library Specifications ...................................................................................2 Site Requirements..........................................................................................3 Floor Space...............................................................................................3 Floor Clearance ...........................
Contents Chapter 3 Installing the Library ................................................................................ 21 Gathering Required Tools ......................................................................... 22 Leveling the Library ................................................................................... 23 Setting Up and Testing the Library .......................................................... 24 Turning On the Library 24 Setting SCSI Addresses..............................
0 Figures Figure 1 Library Mechanical Specifications ..........................................2 Figure 2 Library Power Specifications ...................................................2 Figure 3 Library Environmental Specifications ....................................2 Figure 4 Floor Space Requirements ........................................................3 Figure 5 Library’s AC Power Receptacle ..............................................4 Figure 6 Space Requirements for Unloading ......
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0 Tables Table 1 Required Tools .........................................................................22 Table 2 Cartridge/Tape Drive Compatibility ...................................
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Preface Audience 0 This book is designed to aid field service engineers and other technical users in the initial setup of the tape library system. It begins with a site requirements and continues with unpacking and installation procedures. It also contains basic troubleshooting information. Purpose 0 This book describes facility preparation and first-time installation procedures for the Enterprise Tape Library 4/1800.
• Right side of the library — Refers to the right side as you face the component being described. • Left side of the library — Refers to the left side as you face the component being described. • b — All binary numbers are succeeded by “b.” • h — All hexadecimal numbers are succeeded by “h.
Document No. Document Title Document Description 81-108336-01 DLT 4000 Cartridge Tape Drive Product Manual This document describes the DLT™4000 tape drive and provides operating instructions and troubleshooting procedures. 81-60000-01 DLT 7000 Cartridge Tape Drive Product Manual This document describes the DLT™7000 tape drive and provides operating instructions and troubleshooting procedures.
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Chapter 1 Installation Requirements Chapter 1 Installation Requirements 1 This chapter describes library specifications and the physical requirements for the installation site.
Chapter 1 Installation Requirements Library Specifications Library Specifications 1 The tables in this section provide the mechanical, power, and environmental specifications for the Enterprise library. Use these specifications to help select an appropriate installation site and environment. Figure 1 Library Mechanical Specifications Height 44 inches (111.76 cm) Width 21.5 inches (54.61 cm) Depth 31.12 inches (79.04 cm) Weight 361 lbs.
Chapter 1 Installation Requirements Site Requirements Site Requirements 1 This section describes the following installation site requirements for the library: Floor Space • Floor space • Floor clearance • Floor inclination • Floor strength • Power • Grounding 1 128” Figure 4 Floor Space Requirements 71” (Maintenance Area) Ventilation and Cabling 25” 72” (For Maintenance Only) 25” 31.12” 21.
Chapter 1 Installation Requirements Site Requirements Floor Strength 1 The floor in the installation site must be a standard raised computer floor rated at 250 lb/ft2. This is sufficient to support a fully loaded Enterprise library. Power 1 The library’s auto-ranging motor and logic power supplies accept single-phase, 90–264 VAC input power at 47–63 Hz. The power inlet connector is a IEC-320 connector. For international applications you must replace the power cord set with a harmonized 3x2.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library 2 This chapter explains how to unpack and move the Enterprise library to the final installation site. Note: Before following the instructions in this chapter, make sure the site chosen for the library meets the requirements found in Chapter 1. The procedures listed above must be performed in the order they appear in this document. After completing these procedures, continue the installation by following the instructions in Chapter 3.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Receiving the Library Receiving the Library 2 Follow these guidelines to properly receive the crated library: Move the crated library as close to the final installation site as possible.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Unpacking the Library Unpacking the Library 2 Caution: Use care when cutting the steel bands that secure the library and packing materials to the pallet. These bands are under tension and may snap when cut. 1 Cut the steel bands that secure the library and packing material to the pallet (see figure 7). 2 Lift the cardboard top cover off the pallet.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Unpacking the Library 6 Slide out the two pallet ramp sections located underneath the library and secure them to the pallet using the Velcro straps. 7 Carefully cut the shipping bag vertically along the heat-seal seam. 8 Inspect the library for damage that may have occurred during shipment.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing the Library from the Pallet Removing the Library from the Pallet 2 Caution: The library weighs approximately 335 pounds. It is recommended that at least two individuals perform the following procedure. To remove the library from the pallet: 1 Verify that all leveling feet (located on the underside of the library at each corner of the cabinet) at in the up position. If they are not, rotate each foot clockwise until it is fully retracted.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Moving the Library to the Installation Site Moving the Library to the Installation Site 2 Caution: The library weighs approximately 335 pounds. It is recommended that at least two individuals perform the following procedure. To move the library to the installation site: 1 Prepare the path to the installation site. The library has a nominal floor clearance of 0.75 inch (1.9 cm).
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges 2 Once the library is in the final installation site, you must remove internal packing materials and install any available tape cartridges as explained in this section.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges Figure 10 Removing the Left Panel Left Panel Left Panel Retention Tabs TA00137a Removing the TieWraps To remove the tie-wraps: 2 Note: Do not cut the tie-wraps; they must be reused when packaging the library for reshipment. 1 Use an antistatic wrist strap and take any other available antistatic precautions.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges Figure 11 Removing TieWraps Gripper Motor Extension Axis Tie-Wrap Horizontal Carriage Tie-Wraps Extension Axis Platform Vertical Carriage Tie-Wrap H VIEW H-H H Bumper Standoff TA00046d Removing the Foam 2 Blocks To remove the foam blocks: 1 Use an antistatic wrist band and take any other available antistatic precautions. 2 Gently slide the horizontal carriage toward the front of the library.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges Figure 12 Removing the Foam Blocks Extension Axis Top Horizontal Carriage Foam Block Vertical Carriage Bottom Horizontal Carriage Foam Block Vertical Carriage Foam Block Horizontal Carriage ESD Ground Jack (On Lower Panel Tab) TA00136a To Load Available Tape Cartridges 2 If the customer has tape cartridges available for loading at this time, it is best to do this while the side panel is removed.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Removing Internal Packing and Inserting Tape Cartridges Do not be concerned if the customer does not have all the cartridges needed to fill the library. Additional cartridges can be added after installation using the load port. For more information about this procedure, refer to the Enterprise Tape Library 4/1800 Operator’s Guide. Note: Whenever possible, try to fill the library completely with properly labeled tape cartridges.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Storing the Packing Materials Storing the Packing Materials 2 After unpacking the library and removing internal packing materials, you should store all materials for future use. Follow this procedure: 1 Raise the ramp and rest it on top of the pallet. 2 Collapse the cardboard box. 3 Store the box, foam cap, pallet, and all packing materials for future use.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Packing the Library for Shipment Packing the Library for Shipment 2 If it becomes necessary to ship the library, you must repack it in its original shipping materials as explained in this section.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Packing the Library for Shipment Unloading the Library 2 To unload the library: 1 Remove all tapes from the fixed storage bins. To do this, grasp the exposed end of each tape and lift it out of the bin. 2 Remove any tapes in the load port bins. Load port bins are accessible from inside the library. To remove a tape from the load port, grasp the exposed end and lift it out. 3 Remove any ejected tapes from the tape drives.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Packing the Library for Shipment Reinstalling the Left 2 Cosmetic Panel To reinstall the left cosmetic panel: 1 Rest the top lip of the left side panel on the library frame. 2 Push the panel toward the front of the library and insert the frame buckles into the retention tabs. 3 At the back of the library, insert and tighten the three screws to secure the left side panel to the back of the library frame. 4 Unplug the power cord from the library and the power source.
Chapter 2 Unpacking the Library Packing the Library for Shipment 6 It is recommended that the steel bands be tightened to approximately 200 pounds of tension. 7 Label the library for shipment.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Chapter 3 Installing the Library 3 This chapter explains how to install the ACL 4/52 library using the following procedures: To ensure a problem-free installation, these procedures should be followed in order. The on-site system administrator should also be present during these procedures.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Gathering Required Tools Gathering Required Tools Make sure you have the tools listed in table 1 before beginning this installation.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Leveling the Library Leveling the Library 3 Completing this task requires leveling one side of the library at a time, moving in a clockwise direction from the front to the right side. To do this: 1 Move the library into its final position for installation. Make sure you leave enough floor space around the library for removing cosmetic panels, attaching cables, opening the front door, and so on. For minimum floor space dimensions, refer to figure 4 on page 3.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Setting Up and Testing the Library Setting Up and Testing the Library 3 The following procedures verify the proper operation of the ACL 4/52 library: Turning On the Library • Turning on the library • Setting SCSI addresses • Configuring library options • Running a system test • Performing an inventory To turn on the library: 3 1 Verify the following: • Actuators move freely in the horizontal and vertical directions • All doors are closed • All cosmetic p
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Setting Up and Testing the Library • Auto clean (enable/disable) • Retries (enable/disable) • Exabyte emulation (enable/disable) • Read barcode labels (yes/no) • Auto inventory (yes/no) • Auto load (enable/disable) These procedures require operator- or service-level security clearance at the library control panel. For a description of these procedures, refer to the ACL 4/52 Operator’s Guide.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Connecting the Host Computer Connecting the Host Computer 3 This section explains how to connect the library to the Sun system acting as host computer. The library is shipped with the internal cabling configured for one host SCSI connection (single-wire). Note: To support a SCSI configuration other than single-wire, the library’s internal SCSI cabling must be changed. Additional SCSI cables are provided in the library accessories kit.
Chapter 3 Installing the Library Connecting the Host Computer Note: Refer to the Sun Booklet for information on how to configure the Sun system, to determine and set SCSI IDs, and to apply power to the system.
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Appendix A SCSI Cabling Options Appendix A SCSI Cabling Options A This appendix describes the SCSI cabling options of the Enterprise 4/1800 tape library.
Appendix A SCSI Cabling Options Figure 15 Single Wire SCSI Configuration (Default) Robotics Controller *SCSI Address 0 EXTERNAL REAR PANEL Tape Drive 0 *SCSI Address 2 Tape Drive 1 *SCSI Address 3 SCSI Termination SCSI PORT 4 Host Connection Tape Drive 2 *SCSI Address 4 SCSI PORT 3 Tape Drive 3 *SCSI Address 5 SCSI PORT 2 SCSI Termination Host Connection SCSI PORT 1 Tape Drive Interface PWA * - Indicates the “default” SCSI ID of the installed devices The SCSI configuration of the tape drives and
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures B The procedures contained in this appendix are provided for the Field Service Engineer’s convenience during the installation of the library. If there are additional tasks that you are asked to perform by the customer’s System Administrator, refer to Document No 6211222, ACL 4/52 Operator’s Guide.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Defining the Library Power-Up State Defining the Library Power-Up State 2 You have the option of defining the starting condition of the library, either On-line or standby (Off-line), after power-up, self-tests and initialization has occurred. The default is On-line. You can change it by using the Power-Up State sub-menu as follows: 1 Press and release the Control Panel STANDBY button and verify that the SDA shows System Off-line.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Defining the Library Power-Up State 10 11 Press and release the ↑ or ↓ button to clear the resulting display from the command. Press and release the ↑ or ↓ button and the SELECT button simultaneously, and verify that System On-line or System Off-Line is displayed in the SDA.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Clean Option Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Clean Option 2 The automatic drive cleaning feature has two modes of drive cleaning support: Host Initiated and Fully Automatic. In Host Initiated Cleaning Mode, drive cleaning is enabled by your System Administrator at the host computer. Although the library unit will internally track cleaning tape cartridge movement and use, the library unit provides no cleaning support in this mode.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Clean Option 6 Press the ↓ button four (4) times to bypass the Inquiry, SCSI Address, Power-Up State, and Num of Drives menus. Then verify that the following is displayed in the SDA: Menu: Configurati Aut o Cl ea n .. 7 With Auto Clean displayed on Line #2 of the SDA, press and release the SELECT button and verify that the following is displayed in the SDA: M e nu : Au t o C l e a n Enabled Note: “Disabled” is the default.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Load Feature Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Load Feature 2 This feature of the ACL 4/52 library enables the operator to load cartridges into the fixed storage array (FSA) without any intervention from the host controller. When this feature is Enabled, the library will automatically find bins in the FSA for cartridges that are placed in the load port.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Load Feature 8 Use the ↓ button to bypass the Disabled option and verify that the following is displayed in the SDA: M e nu : Au t o L o a d Enabled 9 10 11 With the desired option displayed on Line #2, press and release the SELECT button. Press and release the ↑ or ↓ button to clear the resulting display from the command.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Cartridge/Tape Drive Compatibility Cartridge/Tape Drive Compatibility 2 The ACL 4/52 library is capable of supporting the DLT 2000, DLT 4000, and DLT 7000 tape drives. The library is also capable of supporting the CompacTape III and CompacTape IV cartridges, which are dark gray and black, respectively. When loading the library with cartridges, observe the compatibility of cartridges and tape drives as defined in table 2.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Loading the Library with Cartridges Loading the Library with Cartridges 2 Note: The “Auto-Load” feature must be “Enabled” before performing this procedure. If this feature is not currently Enabled, refer to “Enabling/Disabling the Auto-Load Feature” on page 36. Caution: Examine all cartridges before loading them into the library or tape drive. Look for label stock or other foreign material that may be clinging to the cartridges.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Loading the Library with Cartridges Figure A-1: Loading Cartridges Through the Load Port Load Port (shown open) Load Port DLT Cartridge opens to right/ closes to left Cartridge Bar Code Label TA00010d OPEN & CLOSE Buttons 40 ACL 4/52 Facilities Planning and Installation Guide
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Performing an Inventory Performing an Inventory 2 This feature allows you to perform an inventory of the cartridges contained in the library. The inventory information is then written to nonvolatile RAM. To perform this function, use the Inventory submenu as follows: 6 Press and release the Control Panel STANDBY button and verify that the SDA shows System Off-line. 7 Press and release the SELECT button to enter the Menu Mode.
13 When the SDA displays the status of the inventory command as shown below, the inventory is complete. Menu:I nventor y SUCCESS 14 15 A-42 Press and release the ↑ or ↓ button to clear the resulting display from the command. Press and release the ↑ or ↓ button and the SELECT button simultaneously, and verify that System On-line or System OffLine is displayed in the SDA.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Turning the Interior Light On/Off Turning the Interior Light On/Off 2 Note: The Interior light bulb is not operator replaceable. Notify your Field Service Engineer to replace the bulb. The library is normally shipped with the interior light set to the “On” position. Use the following procedure to turn the interior light “On” or “Off .” Refer to Figure -2. 1 Press the control panel STANDBY button and verify that “System Off-line” is displayed in the SDA.
Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Turning the Interior Light On/Off Figure A-2: Turning the Interior Light On/Off Power Switch (Shown in Off Position) Interior Light Front Door (Opens to Right) TA00038d 44 ACL 4/52 Facilities Planning and Installation Guide
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Appendix B Supplemental Installation Procedures Turning the Interior Light On/Off 46 ACL 4/52 Facilities Planning and Installation Guide
Glossary Glossary A actuators Robotic components that move inside the library to manipulate cartridges. These include the gripper, extension axis, vertical and horizontal axes. automated tape library A robotic storage and retrieval system for DLT tape cartridges. B bar code label The identification label on DLT tape cartridges. bar code scanner A device that is mounted on the extension axis that reads the cartridge bar code labels.
Glossary extension axis assembly Mounted onto the vertical axis, the extension axis assembly consists of the gripper assembly and the horizontal axis on which the gripper assembly is mounted. extension axis belt The drive belt connecting the extension motor/gearbox to the gripper. F FCC Class A Standard established by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission governing electromagnetic emissions. FSA Fixed storage array. This is a 3-column by 16-row fixture mounted inside the library.
Glossary online Ready for communications with a host. P PC Personal computer pick The act of removing a cartridge from one location in preparation for placing it in another location. place The act of placing a cartridge in a location after it has been picked from another location.
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Index Index A G auto-cleaning grounding 4 disabling 34 enabling 34 auto-load option H disabling 36 enabling 36 C host computer 26, 27 I cartridge compatibility 38 types 38 cartridges IEC-320 connector 4 installing foam blocks 18 installing tie-wraps 18 inventory 25 loading 39 elapsed time 41 connecting the host computer 26, 27 performing 41 cosmetic panels removing 11 crating the library 19 L leveling the library 23 D light differential SCSI connector 26 loading cartridges 39 E M En
Index R receiving the library 6 removing cosmetic panels 11 removing the library from the pallet 9 S SCSI addresses 29 setting library 24 SCSI cabling 26, 27, 29 SCSI devices 29 SCSI II specification xv SCSI ports 27 SCSI terminator 27, 29 shipping the library 17, 20 single-ended SCSI connector 26 site requirements 3, 4 floor clearance 3 floor inclination 3 floor strength 4 grounding 4 power connector 4 power rating 4 specifications, library 2 storing the packing materials 16 T tape drive compatibility 3
