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General| Category | Tape Library |
|---|---|
| Drive Technology | LTO Ultrium |
| Number of Slots | 10 |
| Interface | SAS |
| RAID Support | No |
| Weight | Varies depending on configuration |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies available |
Provides contact details for technical support and troubleshooting assistance.
Provides an overview of the Scalar 1000's function, configuration, and capacity.
Lists the various types of tape drives supported by the Scalar 1000 library.
Explains the function and components of the cartridge handling mechanism.
Details the available network and interface connection options.
Explains the RMU's role in web-based remote library management.
Classifies hazards with symbols, signal words, definitions, and consequences.
Details the function of the main circuit breaker for power control and safety.
Explains interaction with the Scalar 1000 via the Operator Panel for starting, shutdown, and media handling.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for powering on and starting the Scalar 1000 library.
Details procedures for safely powering off the Scalar 1000 library.
Details the recommended procedure for safely shutting down the Scalar 1000.
Outlines the procedure for emergency shutdown, to be used only in critical situations.
Provides instructions for restarting the Scalar 1000 after a shutdown.
Explains the RMU's functions for web-based remote library management.
Guides users through configuring the RMU's network parameters via the Operator Panel.
Explains how to access the RMU user interface using a web browser and the RMU's IP address.
Describes how to check library status, firmware levels, and other system information via the RMU.
Explains how to reconfigure hostname, IP, subnet mask, and gateway address through the RMU.
Guides users on updating RMU and library firmware using available files.
Explains how to access and view library and RMU diagnostic information for troubleshooting.
Explains how to navigate and use the Operator Panel menu system.
Details the procedure for selecting menu options using the Operator Panel buttons.
Describes the primary navigation menu after the initial screen.
Explains how to change the library's operating mode (Online, Offline, Shutdown).
Provides access to library operating statistics and status views.
Provides access to view command or error log history.
Allows viewing a running history log of library operations for analysis.
Enables viewing a running history of errors that have occurred in the library.
Provides access to commands that perform motion within the library.
Retracts the gripper and returns the Accessor to the home position.
Allows positioning the gripper or scanner, or moving media.
Moves the Accessor in front of a specific element.
Moves cartridges between elements without host intervention.
Initiates inventory of specific elements within the library.
Provides options for inserting or ejecting clean tapes.
Moves all cartridges from I/E stations to the first available empty storage cells.
Moves a selected cleaning cartridge from I/E station to empty storage cells.
Removes cartridges without opening doors or host intervention.
Provides options to remove cleaning cartridges from the library.
Provides access to information about media types, elements, and library configuration.
Obtains information about a specific cartridge based on its barcode label.
Allows changing physical or logical operational characteristics of the library.
Sets library SCSI ID and parity, and views SCSI bus type.
Changes Operator Panel LCD security mode or password.
Sets initial RMU network parameters for remote access.
Sets the IP, Subnet, and Gateway network addresses for RMU communication.
Allows selection of how and when to clean the library drives.
Sets Operator Panel LCD parameters, changes passwords, and audio alarm.
Allows changing drive status or operations.
Selects library diagnostics or exercisers for service personnel.
Checks and resets Preventative Maintenance (PM) SAC codes.
Provides explanations for displayed Service Action Codes (SACs).
Moves cartridges between storage elements, requiring a password.
Provides methods and procedures for cleaning library tape drives.
Lists Service Action Codes (SACs) and the corresponding operator actions for error resolution.
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