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Cartridge Handling Tasks
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▼ Replace a Cleaning Cartridge
Cleaning cartridges have a limited life span. Refer to your tape drive publication to
determine how many times a cleaning cartridge should be used. When the usage count
exceeds its limit, you must replace it with a new one. You can use the SL Console to
eject the cleaning cartridge to the CAP.
To replace a cleaning cartridge:
1. Open the door.
2. Remove the expired cleaning cartridge from its reserved cell.
3. Insert the new cleaning cartridge into that cell.
Note – Refer to TABLE B-1 to make sure your cartridge has the correct vendor and
usage label.
4. Close the library door.
The SL Console status display shows that initialization tests are running.
5. Wait until the initialization tests complete before you perform another task.
- StorageTek™ SL500 1
- StorageTek 3
- Modular Library System 3
- Sun Microsystems, Inc 4
- [email protected] 5
- Sun Learning Services 5
- Summary of Changes 7
- 96116 • Revision: KA ix 9
- Contents 11
- Organization 27
- Alert Messages 28
- Conventions 29
- Related Documentation 30
- Additional Information 31
- Sun’s external Web Site 31
- SunSolve and Helpful Links 31
- Partners Site 31
- SL500 Introduction 33
- Views and Locations 34
- LTO Library Configurations 36
- Controls and Indicators 42
- Power Switch 42
- Power Supply LED 42
- Drive Tray LED 42
- RLC Card Indicators 46
- Tape Drives and Cartridges 47
- Cartridge Access Ports 50
- Robotics Unit 51
- Power System 53
- Electronics 54
- RLC Card 54
- Interface Cards 54
- Safety Features 55
- Cards and Power Supply 55
- Robotics 55
- Front Door 55
- Interfaces 56
- Tape Management Software 57
- StorageTek Library Console 59
- SL Console Security 60
- User IDs 60
- Activation Password 60
- SL Console Usage Tasks 61
- Log in to the SL Console 61
- Log Off the SL Console 61
- Change a User Password 61
- SL Console Screen Display 62
- Database 63
- Modifying the Screen Layout 64
- Local Operator Panel 65
- Enter Data Using the Keypad 65
- Modify Data Using the Keypad 65
- Standalone SL Console 67
- Installation Requirements 67
- Web-launched SL Console 74
- Client Requirements 74
- Browser or Command Line 75
- Agreement popup appears 79
- SL Console Reports 85
- Report Types 85
- Generate a Report 85
- Report Options Bar 86
- Save the data to a file 86
- SL Console Help 87
- Access the SL Console Help 87
- Help Navigation 87
- Automated Mode of Operation 89
- Mount Sequence 89
- Dismount Sequence 90
- Library and Device Status 91
- Communications Failures 92
- Viewing Library Information 92
- Cartridge Management 94
- Recovery Moves 94
- Drive Cleaning 95
- Cleaning Cartridges 95
- Automatic Cleaning 95
- Manual Cleaning 96
- Automated Operation Tasks 97
- Display Library Status 99
- Library Management Tasks 100
- Display Library Statistics 105
- Display a Library Report 106
- Search a Library Report 108
- The Save popup appears 111
- 6. Click Save 111
- CAP Management Tasks 112
- Display Current CAP Status 114
- Display CAP Properties 115
- Cartridge Management Tasks 116
- List Library Cartridges 120
- 9. Click OK 128
- Drive Management Tasks 130
- Display Drive Status 132
- Display Drive Properties 133
- Screen Fields 135
- Drive Cleaning Tasks 137
- Configure Drive Auto Clean 138
- Display Cleaning Cartridges 143
- Clean a Drive Manually 145
- 5. Click OK 146
- Robot Monitoring Tasks 147
- Display Robot Status 149
- Display Robot Statistics 150
- Licensing 151
- Licensing Tasks 152
- License Installation Process 152
- Licensing Task Summary 153
- Delete a License Key File 158
- Licensing Screen Reference 161
- Sample Screen 162
- Description 162
- See Also 164
- License File Details 166
- Capacity on Demand 169
- Terminology 170
- Planning Library Capacity 170
- Cell Assignment Rules 172
- Capacity 173
- Increasing Licensed Capacity 173
- Decreasing Licensed Capacity 173
- Library Partitioning 175
- Partitioning 176
- Partition Planning 176
- Allocated Storage Capacity 177
- Partition Configurations 177
- Partition Summary Information 177
- Host-Partition Connections 177
- Partition Boundaries 178
- Library Resource Addresses 181
- Library Internal Address 181
- Host SCSI Element Address 181
- Storage Cells and Drives 182
- Partitions and CAPs 183
- Common CAP 183
- Split CAP 183
- CAP Operations 183
- Partitioning Process 185
- Partitioning Task Summary 187
- Partition Configuration Tasks 188
- Create a Partition 190
- Design a Partition 194
- Resolve Orphaned Cartridges 198
- Partition Management Tasks 202
- Delete a Partition 204
- Reallocate Library Resources 211
- Partition Report Tasks 213
- Display a Partition Report 214
- Print Partition Report Data 216
- Save Partition Report Data 217
- CAP Operation Tasks 218
- Partition Screen Reference 225
- Partition Summary Screens 226
- Partitions—Summary (Step 2) 229
- TOTAL LIBRARY RESOURCES 231
- TOTAL RESOURCES ALLOCATED 231
- TOTAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE 231
- Partitions—Design (Step 3) 243
- Partitions—Commit (Step 4) 243
- Library Totals 246
- Library Map 247
- Partitions—Reports 254
- Partition Report Screens 258
- Library Events 281
- Event Monitors 281
- Library Self-Tests 282
- Library Firmware Upgrades 283
- Firmware Download Sites 283
- Firmware Installation Process 283
- Physical Audit 284
- Verified Audit 285
- Robot Diagnostic Moves 286
- Target Address Range 286
- Sequential Access Order 287
- Random Access Order 287
- Pool Address Range 287
- Move Access Order 287
- Device Healthy 289
- Device Error 289
- Troubleshooting 290
- Diagnostic and Utility Tasks 291
- Event Monitor Tasks 292
- Display an Event Monitor 293
- Display Multiple Monitors 297
- Library Utility Tasks 298
- Perform a Library Self-Test 299
- Reboot the Library 300
- Audit Tasks 306
- Audit the Entire Library 307
- Audit a Range of Cells 309
- Perform a Verified Audit 311
- Drive Utility Tasks 313
- Perform a Drive Self-Test 314
- Reboot a Drive 315
- HandBot Utility Tasks 317
- Define a Diagnostic Move 318
- Start a Diagnostic Move 326
- SNMP Support 331
- Port Control 332
- Access Control 332
- Add SNMP Users 334
- Delete SNMP Users 335
- Add Trap Recipients 336
- Delete Trap Recipients 337
- Set Up Port Control 338
- Transfer the Library MIB File 339
- Manual Operations 341
- Manual Operation Tasks 342
- Power Off the Library 344
- Power On the Library 345
- Cartridge Handling Tasks 352
- 1. Open the door 353
- 4. Close the library door 353
- 1. SDLT/DLT-S4 cartridge 355
- 2. LTO cartridge 355
- Status” on page 314) 358
- 6. Close the library door 358
- 1. Gripper belt and pulleys 360
- 2. Release screw 360
- 3. Gripper 360
- Replace a Cleaning Cartridge 361
- SL500 Wall Diagrams and 363
- Specifications 363
- LTO Configurations 364
- Mixed-Media Configurations 369
- Library Component Weights 377
- Library Environment 377
- Power Specifications 378
- Cartridge Information 379
- Inspecting Cartridges 380
- Maintaining Cartridges 380
- Cartridge Requirements 380
- Valid Labels 382
- LTO (Ultrium) Cartridges 383
- Write-protect Switch 385
- 3. Write-protected 386
- SDLT/DLT-S4 Cartridges 387
- Write-Protect Switch 390
- Apply a Label to a Cartridge 392
- APPENDIX 393
- Security Considerations 393
- Server Requirements 393
- Download 395
- Administration Console 402
- ■ URI: Type /opel 405
- Click OK 406
- Tasks screen 410
- Common Problems and Solutions 418
- Installation Errors 418
- Windows MSVCP60.dll Error 418
- Java Home Error 420
- Glossary 423
- See tape transport interface 427
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