Why does my Quantum Scalar i40 Storage library need manual attention?
The Quantum Storage library might need manual attention because the robotic subsystem encountered an obstruction or hardware error. To resolve this, check the diagnostic ticket and follow the resolution steps listed. If that fails, power cycle the library to clear the error. If the problem persists, contact Quantum Support.
What to do if Quantum Scalar i40 Storage library is not initialized?
If the Quantum Storage library is not initialized, it may be due to the library control firmware failing to initialize. Check the diagnostic ticket and follow the resolution steps listed. Power cycle the library to clear the error. If the issue remains, contact Quantum Support.
Why is my Quantum Storage library becoming ready?
The Quantum Storage library is becoming ready because it is still in the process of initializing. Wait for the library to finish initialization.
General| Power requirements | 100 - 240 V AC, 50 - 60 Hz, 2.8/1.4 Amps |
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| Power consumption (typical) | 100 W |
| Expansion slots | 25 |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 455 x 793 x 132 mm |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -40 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 10 - 35 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 20 - 80 % |
| Media type | Tape Cartridge |
| Product type | Storage auto loader & library |
| Product color | Black |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 15800 g |
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Describes conventions used throughout the manual for clarity and consistency.
Outlines critical safety warnings and liability information for product use.
Lists other manuals available for Scalar i40/i80 systems for further reference.
Provides Quantum company contact information for ordering documentation and support.
Lists resources for obtaining additional support and information from Quantum.
Introduces the library's basic functionality and purpose.
Details the physical parts and features of the library hardware.
Describes the core functionalities available without additional licenses.
Outlines optional features requiring licenses, such as COD and EKM.
Details required environmental conditions for installation.
Provides critical safety instructions to prevent static discharge damage.
Explains the functions and layout of the library's physical control panel.
Describes accessing and using the library's remote web interface.
Illustrates the logical organization of menus and commands for both interfaces.
Guides through initial library setup tasks for basic configuration.
Outlines the factory default settings for various library parameters.
Details how to set up IP addresses, hostnames, and network parameters for access.
Explains how to configure SNMP for network monitoring and management.
Describes manual and NTP-based configuration for accurate timekeeping.
Explains how to divide the library into logical sections for resource management.
Details how to set up slots for automatic cleaning cartridge management.
Describes configuring slots for importing and exporting media.
Explains how to set loop ID, topology, and speed for Fibre Channel tape drives.
Details how to establish connections between partitions and host applications.
Guides on installing license keys to enable additional functionality.
Explains setting up automated email alerts for library events.
Describes setting up the library's email account for sending notifications.
Allows entering primary contact details for service purposes.
Details how to configure the dedicated service port IP address.
Covers creating and managing user accounts for library access and security.
Explains integrating with LDAP servers for centralized user management.
Describes configuring automatic logout after periods of inactivity for security.
Covers enabling/disabling various system-level features like Unload Assist and Power Save.
Details enabling/disabling network interface, SSH, ICMP, SSL, etc., for security.
Explains how to back up and restore library settings for recovery.
Describes activating the product warranty online.
Explains how to switch between different operator panel display modes.
Outlines the capabilities provided by the Advanced Reporting license.
Details configuring failover for control path tape drives for redundancy.
Explains how to view, configure, and manage various reports for data analysis.
Describes how to generate reports on tape drive usage and performance.
Explains how to generate reports on TapeAlert flags for media issues.
Guides on saving and reusing report configurations for efficiency.
Describes how to refresh report data from log files.
Explains how to remove log file data used for reports.
Details exporting report data for analysis in other applications.
Covers configuring and viewing logs related to media removal events.
Explains how to access logs for media usage, capacity, and error statistics.
Describes setting up scheduled email delivery of reports and logs.
Explains the process of accessing the library via operator panel or web client.
Describes how to securely exit library sessions.
Details the proper procedures for powering the library on/off and shutting it down.
Outlines immediate power-off steps for emergencies.
Guides on accessing the import/export station for media loading.
Explains how to unlock magazines for removal or opening.
Covers core tasks like importing, exporting, loading, and unloading media.
Details the process and importance of cleaning tape drives for optimal performance.
Explains how to change the operational status of individual tape drives.
Introduces the EKM license and its role in data encryption.
Provides details on the EKM license applicability and installation.
Guides through the steps to set up and configure the SKM software.
Explains how to test the connectivity and configuration between the library and key servers.
Describes methods to check the encryption status of drives and media.
Lists key management capabilities accessible through the library's web client.
Provides a quick overview of basic library settings.
Details comprehensive information about the library's hardware and software status.
Helps diagnose issues by showing the robot's position and status during operations.
Provides a dynamic representation of library resources and their assignments.
Explains how to save and email the library configuration for backup and documentation.
Details the library's host name, IP address, DNS, SSL, SMI-S, SNMP, and trap settings.
Lists information about users currently logged into the library and their activity.
Provides information on all storage, I/E, and tape drive slots assigned to partitions.
Describes how to access, save, and email various library logs for troubleshooting.
Shows brief reports on the library's status via the operator panel.
Explains how to utilize features available with the Advanced Reporting license.
Provides access to the open source license agreement for the library firmware.
Displays the copyright information related to the library's software and documentation.
Provides essential safety instructions to prevent damage from static electricity.
Details how to connect tape drive, Ethernet, and power supply cables to the library.
Guides on assembling and installing the rail kit for rack mounting the library.
Provides step-by-step instructions for securing the library into a rack cabinet.
Explains the procedure for safely detaching the library from a rack.
Details the process for setting up the library as a standalone desktop unit.
Guides on how to uninstall the library from its desktop configuration.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the library's front bezel.
Explains the procedure for replacing the entire library chassis with a new one.
Details how to remove and install filler plates for empty tape drive and power supply slots.
Guides on how to upgrade or downgrade the library's firmware via the web client.
Explains the library's feature for automatically updating installed tape drive firmware.
Provides details on when and how the autoleveling feature operates.
Guides on how to upload custom or patched firmware images for tape drives.
Explains how to remove uploaded firmware images, reverting to baseline.
Details how to manually start the autoleveling process for tape drives.
Explains the library's system for detecting, reporting, and alerting on issues.
Guides on capturing library status and trace logs for technical support.
Provides steps to resolve common 'not ready' status messages on the operator panel and web client.
Explains how to access tape drive logs via the web client for troubleshooting.
Describes the status indicated by LEDs on the front panel and system control board.
Guides on performing a comprehensive test suite for newly installed or moved libraries.
Details how to run specific diagnostic tests for individual library components.
Demonstrates moving scratch tapes randomly to test robotics functionality.
Explains how to run diagnostic tests via the web client to check tape drives and robotics.
Restores the library to its default configuration, clearing settings and logs.
Provides guidelines for ensuring the longest possible life for tape cartridges.
Explains how to use the write-protect switch to prevent accidental data erasure.
Details the specifications for external barcode labels required for machine readability.
Lists the supported barcode formats, including Standard Six and Plus Six.
Guides on correctly applying barcode labels to the front of cartridges for proper scanning.
Provides dimensions, weight, and rack compatibility details for the library.
Details the number of drives, magazines, slots, and storage capacity of the library.
Lists operating, non-operating, and shipping temperature and humidity ranges.
Specifies the necessary clearance space around the library for proper airflow.
Details line voltage, frequency, input current, and power consumption for the library.
Lists typical power consumption and heat output values for various library configurations.
Describes library control, connectivity, and management interfaces.
Lists the vendors, media generations, interface types, speeds, and connectors for supported tape drives.
Details the cartridge types supported by the library and their access modes.
Lists the internet browsers compatible with the library's web client interface.
Lists the operating systems supported by the Scalar i40 and Scalar i80 systems.
Explains the severity codes used for Tape Alert flags.
Lists and describes various Tape Alert flags issued by tape drives.
Provides information on the proper disposal and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
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