InstallationandOperating GuideScalar 218 LibraryAdvanced Digital Information Corporation
x5. Power Sources - The product should be connected to a power source only of the typedirected in the operating instructions or as marked on the produ
90AppendixESpecificationsThis Appendix …p contains specification information on the Scalar Library andthe DLT drive.
Specifications 91Drive:Type:Quantum® model DLT2000XTQuantum® model DLT4000Quantum® model DLT7000Data Capacity:(compressed)Up to 30 GB per 1800 ft cart
92 SpecificationsTemperature: 10° C to 40° C (Operating)-40° C to 70° C (Storage/Shipping)Humidity: 5% to 80% RH, non-condensing (Operating)90% maximu
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94Index
95 Index— 1 —10.0 format, 4610.0 GB tape format, 415.0 format, 46— 2 —2.6 format, 462.6 GB tape format, 420.0 format, 46— 6 —6.0 format, 466.0 GB tape
96 Indexdrive head cleaning, 4Drive Operating Conditions, 45drive operating status, 4Drive Power on Self Test, 44, 45, 46Drive Power-on Self-Test, 43D
Index 97Map Slots function, 66media cartridge handling mechanism, 3media durability, 2Media Picker, 3, 4, 9, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70,86, 87MENU key, 28Mult
98 IndexSCSI buses, 2, 15, 20, 21, 56SCSI cable, 24SCSI cables, 20, 21, 56SCSI Cabling, 56SCSI chain, 17SCSI channel, 31, 87SCSI configuration, 20, 22
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1Chapter1The Scalar 218 LibraryThis Chapter …p provides a brief overview of the Scalar 218 Library features.For detailed specifications, see Appendix
2 The Scalar 218elcome to your new adic Scalar 218 Library. Your new library is a fully automated,high-performance, high-capacity, mass storage system
The Scalar 218 3Features• Desk-top and Rack-Mounted units. The Scalar 218 is the first desk-top unit to offerover 1 TB of data storage, and it’s attr
4 The Scalar 218• Cartridge Pre-Check. Whenever you power up, your Scalar 218 maps all cartridgelocations and, if barcode scan is enabled, the Media P
5Chapter2 Getting StartedThis Chapter …p covers what you need (and what you need to know) to installyour adic Scalar 218. Read this chapter before you
6 Getting StartedFor the most part, installation of the desk-top unit is simply a matter of checking all necessarySCSI connections, installing the app
Getting Started 7Checking the Accessories4 Verify that the items listed in the table below are included with your Scalar 218:QuantityDrive ModelI/FDat
8 Getting Started4 Check that these items are also included:• This Installation and Operating Guide• Two keys for the access panel• One cable bracket
Getting Started 9Removing the Shipping BracketThe Media Picker is held in place by a shipping bracket. This bracket must be removed beforethe unit is
iiCopyright Notice© Copyright adic 1997The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.This document contains proprieta
10 Getting Startedp Pull the shipping bracket off the stud and remove from the Scalar 218.p Remove the packing foam located between the left-hand wall
Getting Started 11Desk-top Scalar 218p Unlock the sliding access panel. The lock is located in the top-right corner of the frontpanel.p Using the hand
12 Getting StartedInstalled Barcode Reader and Mounting BracketBefore the barcode reader can be used it must be enabled in the Off-Line mode,Configura
Getting Started 13Barcode LabelsWrite-Protect SwitchMake sure that the write-protect switch (see illustration below4) is set appropriately on eachcart
14 Getting Startedp Open the access panel by sliding it to the rear of the Scalar 218.NoteIf you plan to use the Virtual Mailbox Slot feature, leave s
Getting Started 15NoteYou cannot incorrectly install the cartridges in the 6 rear slots, thedesign of the slots prevents this from occurring. However,
16 Getting StartedAC InputConnectorCooling FanLibrary SCSIConnectorsDrive 2SCSIConnectorsDrive 1SCSIConnectorsDrive 2SCSI IDSwitchDrive 1SCSI IDSwitch
Getting Started 17Confirm and/or Install the SCSI Host InterfaceYour Scalar 218 must be connected to either an integrated SCSI host or a SCSI interfac
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19Chapter3Connecting the Scalar 218 LibraryThis Chapter …p provides instructions for physically connecting your Scalar 218to your host system.p steps
iiiCopyright Notice (Europe)© Copyright 1996 adic EuropeAll rights reserved. No part of this document may be copied or reproduced in any form or byany
20 Equipment DescriptionInstalling SCSI Cables, Jumpers, and TerminatorsFollow the steps on the following pages to connect your Scalar 218 to the SCSI
Equipment Description 21• Termination can be active or passive. adic recommends using active termination on asingle-ended bus.• All termination must b
22 Equipment DescriptionThe following symbols are used in the SCSI configuration illustrations:SCSITerminatorSCSI JumperLegendCHost ComputerSCSI Cable
Equipment Description 23Drive 2Drive 1TLibrary RoboticsCJCTSCSI Configuration 2 — Two SCSI Buses
24 Equipment DescriptionDrive 2Drive 1TLibrary RoboticsCCTTCSCSI Configuration 3 — Three SCSI Busesp Check that the power switches on both your Scalar
Equipment Description 25Powering on the Systemp Plug the power cord into the back of your Scalar 218.p Plug the power cord from the Scalar 218 into a
26 Equipment DescriptionNotes• With the factory default conditions unchanged, the library willsign-on as a Scalar 218 as shown in the above illustrati
27Chapter4Equipment DescriptionThis Chapter …p describes the switches, indicators and connectors on the frontand rear of your Scalar 218.p describes
28 Equipment DescriptionFront Panel Switches and IndicatorsSwitches and indicators on the front panel of the Scalar 218 are shown below and described
Equipment Description 29ALT Selects alternate function for another button.ENTERSelects currently displayed item.Selects previous item or value in men
ivEMI/RFI ComplianceUnited States – FCCWARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a ClassB digital device, pursua
30 Equipment DescriptionRear Panel Switches and ConnectorsSwitches and connectors on the rear of the Scalar 218 Library are shown below.AC InputConnec
Equipment Description 31Rear Panel Switches and ConnectorsAC Power ConnectorPlug the AC power cord into this connector.SCSI I/O ConnectorsConnections
32 Equipment DescriptionOff-Line Mode MenusThe following diagram is a quick reference to the LCD menus described on the next fewpages.Configuration Me
Equipment Description 33When powered-on, and after completing the initialization process, the LCD will show theabove on the Operator’s Panel..p To acc
34 Equipment DescriptionBuzzer ConfigurationEnables/disables the sounding of an alarm when an error message or warning alarm isdisplayed. Enables/disa
Equipment Description 35p Use UP and DOWN to select the desired ID. Press ENTER to execute the change.Confirm the change by pressing ENTER again.NoteS
36 Equipment DescriptionNoteOff-Line Time default setting is "2" minutes.p Use UP or DOWN to select the number of minutes you wish the Scala
Equipment Description 37p To disable the scanning of barcodes use the UP or DOWN keys to select "N". PressENTER to execute the change.NoteIn
38 Equipment DescriptionVirtual Mailbox SlotEnables/disables the use of slot # 12 as a Virtual Mailbox Slot. If enabled, slot # 12 isreported to the
Equipment Description 39Diagnostics MenuThe following functions are available under the Diagnostics Menu:l Open Drive Door l Close Drive Doorl Firmwar
vDECLARATION OF CONFORMITYaccording to EN 45014Manufacturer’s Name:Advanced Digital Information CorporationManufacturer’s Address:10201 Willows Ro
40 Equipment DescriptionWrite Flash MemoryThe Write Flash Memory mode is used whenever you upgrade the Scalar Library firmwareusing the SCSI bus. When
41Chapter5Operation and MaintenanceThis Chapter …p describes normal operation features of the Scalar 218 Libraryp provides details on the media and dr
42 Operation and MaintenanceNormal OperationsGeneral GuidelinesOnce your Scalar Library and your choice of application software are installed and conf
Operation and Maintenance 431. The LEDs on the right front panel of the drive will turn on sequentially from topto bottom. All LEDs will remain ON for
44 Operation and MaintenanceDrive StatusAfter completion of the drive POST and initialization, each drive will be in one of the fourstates listed in t
Operation and Maintenance 45Drive Operating ConditionsUse the following table to determine each drive’s operating condition:Label Color State Operatin
46 Operation and MaintenanceLabel Color State Operating ConditionLED (Left Indicator Panel)2.6Yellow ONBlinkingTape is recorded in 2.6 format.Tape is
Operation and Maintenance 47DLT MediaThe data cartridges used in the DLT drives are housed in 4-inch plastic cases and employ -inch metal particle t
48 Operation and MaintenanceNote• Store data cartridges in a dry, cool environment.• Never reset or power down your computer or Scalar Library whilea
Operation and Maintenance 49Using the Virtual Mailbox SlotWhenever the Scalar 218 is in the On-Line mode of operation, and the Virtual Mailbox Slothas
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50 Operation and MaintenanceNormal MaintenanceCleaning the Drive HeadCleaning TapeThe tape heads should be cleaned once a month, or when the Use Clean
Operation and Maintenance 51The following table tells you when to use the cleaning tape:If . . . It means . . . You should . . .1. The Use CleaningTap
52 Operation and MaintenanceNoteTo initiate the cleaning cycle manually you must be aware of thepresent state of the Scalar Library and the drive that
Operation and Maintenance 53Causes of the Use Cleaning Tape WarningThe most common reasons that the Use Cleaning Tape LED gets turned on for, in order
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55Chapter6Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsThis Chapter …p contains some general suggestions to aid you in solvingproblems – should you ever run into th
56 Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsInstallation ProblemsUsually, problems encountered during the installation of your Scalar Library are caused byimpro
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 57attention to any steps describing the settings of various jumpers and/or switches on the card.Check that the card is
58 Troubleshooting and DiagnosticsSee Appendix B: Error Codes in this manual for a detailed description of each error code. Thisappendix is also avail
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 59p Review all documentation carefully. (Experience has demonstrated that most questionsare answered in your documenta
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60AppendixADiagnostics MenuThis Appendix …p describes the built-in diagnostic functions available via theOff-Line mode, Diagnostics Menu
Diagnostics Menu 61One of the most valuable features of the Scalar Library is the extensive built-in diagnostics. Inthis Appendix we discuss each of t
62 Diagnostics MenuOpen Drive DoorThe Open Drive Door function will cause the Scalar Library to open the door of the selecteddrive. If the door is alr
Diagnostics Menu 63Firmware RevisionProvides a record of the internal revision date and number, and internal checksum value of thefirmware for the Mai
64 Diagnostics Menup Press ESC to return to the FIRMWARE REVISION main screen.p Press the DOWN arrow key to bring up the Picker CPU selection.p Press
Diagnostics Menu 65p Press ESC twice to return to the Diagnostics Menu main screen.Map Slots & DrivesThe Map Slots & Drives function will caus
66 Diagnostics MenuNotes• If the optional barcode reader is installed, the available cartridgestorage slots are 2-18.• Slot # 12 is considered to be a
Diagnostics Menu 67Pick From SlotThe Pick From Slot function will cause the Media Picker to pick the cartridge from aparticular cartridge storage slot
68 Diagnostics Menudd = Drive number (01 - 02)This function is usually used for diagnostics only by a trained technician.Place In SlotThe Place In Slo
Diagnostics Menu 69p Use LEFT or RIGHT to select the desired field. Select the drive row and drive using UPor DOWN. Press ENTER to activate.dd = Driv
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70 Diagnostics MenuUnit on-line due to user requestUnit off-line due to user requestCmd: 03 00 00 00 20 00 (cmd is from SCSI host adapter)SCSI selecti
Diagnostics Menu 71Demo continues to run until the ESC key is pressed. Pressing ESC a second time causes theScalar 218 to exit the program.
72AppendixBError CodesThis Appendix …p contains descriptions of the error codes that can be displayedon the Scalar 218 Library Operator’s Panel.
Error Codes 73Error Code ListingThe Scalar 218 will display a 2-digit hex code on the bottom line of the LCD whenever certaintypes of errors occur. Th
74 Error Codes32 X_POSITIONAn X-Position Error will occur whenever the Xposition reported by the servo cpu does not match theposition reported by the
Error Codes 75present.ED or 6D BC_TO_ERRThe barcode reader did not return the barcode data intime.EC or 6C SYS_FAULT_ERRThis indicates that a Picker c
76AppendixCScalar 218 Rack-Mount InstallationThis Appendix …p contains complete instructions on how to install your Scalar218 into your rack.
Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installation 77Preparing the RackTools Required+ # 1 Phillips Screwdriver+ 11/32” Nutdriverp Match the holes in the mounting fla
78 Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installationp Using a tape measure or other device, measure and record the inside distance between therack uprights. See illu
Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installation 79p Mount the outer rails to the Scalar 218 by placing each rail over the 3 studs on each sideof the unit. Loosely
ixSafety WarningsThis symbol should alert theuser to the presence of"dangerous voltage" insidethe product that might causeharm or electric s
80 Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installationp Using the key, unlock the front panel.p Turn the lock ¼ turn counterclockwise while pushing the plate/rail suba
Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installation 81WarningThe Scalar 218 weighs 70 pounds when it is equipped with 2 drives. DoNot attempt to lift the Scalar by you
82 Scalar 218 Rack-Mount InstallationInstalling the Scalar 218 into the RackWarningThe Scalar 218 weighs 70 pounds when it is equipped with 2 drives.
Scalar 218 Rack-Mount Installation 83Installing the Cable ChannelThe next step in the installation process is to install the cable channel bracket, ca
84 Scalar 218 Rack-Mount InstallationThis completes the rack-mount Scalar 218 installation process. Return to the Preparing theLibrary section in Chap
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86AppendixDGlossaryThis Appendix …p contains terms and definitions of common expressions usedwith the Scalar Library and the DLT drive.
Glossary 87cartridgeA storage medium item. A cartridge is sometimes called a tape orcassette and is capable of storing vast amounts of magnetically-wr
88 GlossarySCSISmall Computer System Interface. An industry standard forconnecting peripheral devices and their controllers to amicroprocessor. The SC
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