User manual QUANTUM 818126301A01

[. . . ] Instruct the other unpacker to position himself/herself so that he/she is facing you along the other long side of the carton. (2) Together with the other unpacker, reach in through the openings in the foam packaging and grip the SuperLoader securely. (3) In a coordinated motion with the other unpacker, lift the SuperLoader out of the shipping carton and onto a stable, flat surface. Remove the foam packaging from the SuperLoader as follows: (1) While the other unpacker steadies one side of the SuperLoader, grip the front end of the SuperLoader with one hand and remove the foam packaging from the other side of the SuperLoader. [. . . ] With the help of a second installer, insert the SuperLoader into the rack so that each SuperLoader bracket slides into the corresponding support bracket on the rear rails and the tabs at the front of the SuperLoader align flush with the clip nuts on the front rails. Caution: Do not let go of the front end of the SuperLoader until it can be secured to the rack. Back of SuperLoader Screws (10-32 x 1/4 only) SuperLoader bracket d. Using rack screws, attach a support bracket to the clip nuts on each rear rail. Tighten the screws just enough to hold the support brackets firmly against the rail while still allowing the support bracket to be slightly shifted by hand. This shifting will help facilitate the engagement of SuperLoader brackets as the SuperLoader is installed in the rack. You will fully tighten these screws later. Right rear rail Support brackets f. While the other installer holds the front end of the SuperLoader, secure the SuperLoader in the rack by doing the following: (1) Secure the front end tabs of the SuperLoader to the rack using four rack screws (two per tab). Make sure the screws are finger tight. Rack Left front rail Clip nuts Support bracket SuperLoader (front) Rack screws Right rear rail Rack screws Tab (one on each side) SuperLoader DLT and SuperLoader LTO Quick Start Guide Page 4 (2) Install four screws (two per side) to secure the support brackets to the SuperLoader brackets. SuperLoader bracket Support bracket b. After the cables and terminators are connected properly, tighten all screws. Screws SuperLoader (back) Right back rail VHDCI terminator installed in bottom connection of unit. When the SuperLoader is level, tighten the screws securing the SuperLoader tabs to the front rails, the SuperLoader brackets to the support brackets, and the support brackets to the rear rails. Make sure the terminator is placed on the bottom connector of the unit and the host cable going to the server is located at the top, as pictured above. Note: On all SuperLoaders, SCSI terminators must be used for proper operation of the drive. Step 5: Establish the SCSI Connection a. Make sure the supplied SCSI cable matches the host computer HBA SCSI input. The host may support VHDCI or 68 pin. Note: Do not turn on the host computer or any devices connected to the host computer until you have configured the SuperLoader and installed tape cartridges. Step 6: Network Connection to the SuperLoader Network connection is IP configurable through the front panel of the SuperLoader. · DLT models auto negotiate speed of network connection 10/100. · LTO models can select the network speed from the front panel under Configuration>10/100. Connect the network cable to the RJ45 connector found on the back of the SuperLoader as illustrated on the next page. SCSI 68-pin connector VHDCI SCSI VHDCI terminator Properly turn off all peripheral devices connected to the host computer, then properly shut down the host computer. Note: When connecting SCSI cables, make sure you correctly align the connector to avoid bending connector pins. Step 7: Power Supply Cable Connection The power supply cable should be connected to the input power connection on the back of the SuperLoader as illustrated on the next page. SuperLoader DLT and SuperLoader LTO Quick Start Guide Page 5 Power connector Step 9: Verify Robot/Drive Seen by the Operating System Windows 2000: Under Device Manager, an unknown media changer should be present. Under Tape Drive, you should see the drive that is configured for your SuperLoader. Sun: During reboot, break the standard initialization and do a probe scsi all. This should show the SuperLoader and the drive configured for the unit. Step 10: Configuration of the Web Interface RJ45 connection for Web interface: Login: guest Password: guest Host cable end (can be VHDCI or 68 pin) VHDCI connection (host cable at the top, terminator at the bottom) Obtain the IP address from your network administrator, or the host DHCP server will provide you the IP address. Under Configuration>Ethernet on the front panel of the SuperLoader, enter the appropriate settings for: · Set IP · Set Subnet Mask · Set Gateway · Set SNMP Server · Set Time Server Under Set IP, you can set the unit for DHCP or enter a static IP. Once connected, you can enter the IP address in a browser and go directly to the Home page of the On-board Remote Management for the SuperLoader. Step 8: Power Up Sequence Note: Make sure that once the power, SCSI, and network connections are made, the library is powered up before the host is booted. Boot the host computer after ensuring that the SuperLoader completed initialization without errors. [. . . ] The SuperLoader performs an auto-inventory of the tape cartridges in the magazine(s). Note: These instructions are for both the SuperLoader DLT and SuperLoader LTO due to the nature of their similarities. These include the magazines, cartridges, drive carrier assemblies, magazine blanks, magazine handles, and the bar code scanner. Please order the appropriate part numbers when replacing these items. Caution: When removing magazines or blanks, be certain that no robotic operations are in process. [. . . ]