IBM System Storage TS3400 Tape Library - Page 289

Index X-3
lock release 3-9
lower 2-3
status display 4-2
unlocking 9-4
upper 2-3
maintenance
required tools 9-2
maintenance plan 2-16
maintenance procedures 9-1
maintenance, starting point 1-1
media 2-14
capacity scaling and
segmentation 2-15
cartridges not ejecting 1-3
cleaning cartridges 2-14
data cartridges 2-14
diagnostics 7-6
troubleshooting 1-3
menus
Web User Interface 4-6
messages, retrieval at the host 12-1
microcode
maintenance 8-11
mounting location, library 6-1
multi-path architecture 2-15
N
network cable
connecting 6-21
normal R/W test drive diagnostics 7-6
O
online/offline icon, Operator Panel 4-1
online/offline settings 7-23
operating systems, supported 2-17
operator interventions
downloading 7-13
Operator Panel 2-2, 2-4
control keys 2-5
diagnostics 7-5, 7-6
display elements 4-1
drive diagnostics 7-6
error logs 7-4
error status 7-3
LCD display 2-4
LEDs 2-4
library verify diagnostics 7-5
login 4-3
online/offline icon 4-1
online/offline settings 7-23
password 4-3
replacing drives 7-7
service mode 7-3
statistics 7-4
Status Display screen 4-2
troubleshooting 1-3
P
parts list 11-1
password
Operator Panel 4-3
Web User Interface 4-4
path failover 2-11
performance R/W test drive
diagnostics 7-6
Picker 2-10, 3-7
access time 2-16
bar code reader 2-10
Port 0 LED, tape drive 2-8
Port 1 LED, tape drive 2-8
power consumption, electrical
supply 2-16
power cords 5-7, 11-3
connecting 6-20
Power LED, tape drive 2-8
Power ON LED 2-4, 7-17
power supply units 2-5, 2-8, 3-5, 9-7
Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) 11-2
LED 7-18
location coordinates 2-13
power LED 2-8
power socket 2-8
power switch 2-8
removal procedure 9-7
removing during installation 6-4
replacement procedure 9-8
replacing during installation 6-19
troubleshooting 1-4
powering down the library 7-25
preparing library for repairs 9-2
pSeries/RS6000 (AIX)
offloading dumps using
TAPEUTIL 8-2
updating microcode using
TAPEUTIL 8-13
pSeries/RS6000 AIX
checking channel attachment 8-25
Q
QTAUPDDV firmware update tool 7-22
R
rack mounting
attaching clip-on bezels 6-17
installation 6-11
installing rails 6-13
kit 3-11
location in rack 6-11
placing library in rack 6-16
rack ear brackets 6-14
removing library from rack 9-3
replacing library in a rack 9-4
rack safety 5-9
rear panel
components 3-3
drive cover plate 2-5
Library Control Blade 2-5
power supply units 2-5
shipping pin storage slot 2-5
tape drives 2-5
repairs
preparing the library 9-2
required library state 9-2
restoring to normal operation 9-3
replacing drives
Operator Panel 7-7
reporting library problems 7-1
reseating cables 7-23
restarting library 7-25
restoring library to normal operation after
repairs 9-3
retrieving messages at the host 12-1
RID tag, attaching to library 7-26
robotic system of library 2-10
RS-232 serial port 2-7
S
safety 5-1
ac grounding 5-5
caution notices 5-2
class I laser product 5-3
danger notices 5-1
hazards 5-3
line voltage 5-7
maintenance 5-8
power cords 5-7
rack mounting 5-9
sharp edges 5-4
SCSI sense data 12-2
sense data 1-25
encryption A-1
key definitions 1-26
library 1-27
tape drives 1-28
sense data, definition 12-2
serial number label 2-2, 2-5
front panel 2-5
servers, supported 2-17
service
attaching RID tag 7-26
end of call 7-26
ethernet port 7-7
general guidelines 7-2
history 10-1
starting point 1-1
service mode, Operator Panel 7-3
Service panel port 2-7
service procedures 7-1
shipping pin
removing and storing 6-8
storage slot 2-5
slots, cartridge 2-13
software, supported 2-17
SP2
offloading dumps using
TAPEUTIL 8-7
updating microcode using
TAPEUTIL 8-19
statistics
Operator Panel 7-4
Status Display screen, Operator
Panel 4-2
Status LED, tape drive 2-8
storage area network (SAN)
multi-path architecture 2-15