Index
C
cable requirements
power cable 38
SCSI cable 36 – 37
cartridges
see data cartridges
cartridge tape subsystem
see tape drive
chassis grounding 41
cleaning the tape drive
frequency 28
instructions 29 – 30
time-to-clean LED 28
condensation 8
CTS
see tape drive
D
data cartridges
160 XL 24
care of 30 – 31
loading 26
replacing 31
selecting 23
storing 30 – 31
unloading 27, 42
write-protect switch 25
differential SCSI
cable requirements 37
power requirements 38
termination 7, 12
drive
see tape drive
E
electrostatic discharge 8
EXATAPE8mm DataCartridge 23– 24
G
grounding, chassis 16, 41
H
handling the tape drive 8
I
installation
attaching to a frame 39 – 40
cable requirements 36 – 38
connecting to power 16 – 17, 38
connecting to SCSI bus 11 – 13
in computer drive bay 13 – 17
setting the SCSI ID 9 – 10
J
jumpers for setting SCSI ID 9 – 10
L
LEDs
location 20
states indicated by 21 – 22
time-to-clean indication 28
load procedure 26
M
maintenance 28 – 30
mounting requirements 39
O
operating the tape drive 20 – 27, 42
P
packing the tape drive 32 – 35
power cable requirements 38
power specifications 38
power, connecting to 16 – 17, 38
preventive maintenance 28 – 30
R
R-packs 11 – 12
remote switch for setting SCSI ID 10
resistor terminators 11 – 12
S
SCSI bus
cable requirements 36 – 37
connecting the tape drive to 11 – 13
differential SCSI 37
single-ended SCSI 37
stub length 37
termination 7, 11 – 12
SCSI ID, setting 9 – 10
shipping the tape drive 32 – 35
single-ended SCSI
cable requirements 37
power requirements 38
termination 11
stub length 37
T
tape drive
cleaning 28 – 30
controls and indicators 20 – 21
installation 7 – 19, 38 – 40
loading a data cartridge 26
packing and shipping 32 – 35
specifications 44
unloading a data cartridge 27, 42
unpacking 8
terminators for SCSI bus 7, 11 – 12
May 1994 EXB-8205 and EXB-8505 (Standard and XL)
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