HIT HMS3350/NAS Manuel utilisateur

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_______HMS 3350/NAS + 3560/NAS Library User Manual

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Your HIT library

Thank you for purchasing a HIT product! Libraries provide high quality

data handling and are manufactured to meet a wide range of Applications.

Optical storage in NETZON media changer devices is one of the most effective

methods for offline and near line storage. Please read the following manual thoroughly

to learn about their usage and to avoid usage errors.

We assume you know the information provided here before you contact NETZON

service.

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Contact information

ASIA + CHINA

Suzhou Netzon Information Storage Technology Co.,Ltd. M2-102,Microsystem Park,

No.2, Peiyuan Road,SND TEL: 0512-67685723

EUROPE

Human Interactive Technologies GmbH Ostendstr. 100

90482 Nürnberg

Germany

Voice Mail & Fax: +49 - 3212 - 12 66 83 6

Web:$www.netzon.eu$Y$email:$info@netzon.eu$

INCOM Storage GmbH

Bachstr. 32

D-53115 Bonn

Germany

Phone: +49 228 97977-0, Fax: +49 228 257077

e-mail: office@incom.eu - web: www.hit-storage.de

USA

HIT Archive Corporation

10910 Santa Teresa Drive

Cupertino, CA 95014

USA

Phone: 408 727 0620, Fax: 408 727 0630

e-mail: support@hit-archive.com - web: www.hit-archive.com

any form by any electronic or mechanical means without permission in writing from the publisher, except for reading and

browsing via the World Wide Web. Users are not permitted to mount this file on any network servers.

Changes

All performance data, features and descriptions included in this included in this HMS library user manual can be modified

without previousnotice at any time.

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Safety

Important symbols and terms

DANGER:

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in

death or serious injury.

WARNING:

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in

minor or moderate injury

serious damage to the unit

irreversible loss of data.

CAUTION:

Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, could result in

minor damage to the unit

loss of temporary data.

NOTICE:

Is the preferred signal word to address practices not related to

personal injury.

Notices give you valuable hints how to use the unit effectively.

Intended use

media changers are intended for bulk handling of optical 120mm bare

media like CD, DVD and BD.

Performance criteria are in accordance with the drive type used.

Depending on type and version, the media changer can be attached by either

LAN/SAS cables (direct attached) or TCIP/IP (NAS versions). Being a SCSI/iSCSI

device on the command level, the units need an internal or external host computer

providing at least one appropriate interface to the Library controller and

running software capable to control the media changer and

handle the data from and to the built in drives.

media changers are NOT intended for any other than the use

mentioned above. Improper use may result in unpredictable risks. Every user should

read and understand the user manual, in particular the safety instructions included.

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Fire and electric shock

DANGER/WARNING:

The unit must not be exposed to rain or moisture to avoid fire and electric shock

Opening the unit

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To prevent electric shock, remove the power cord before you open the unit. The media

changer uses light barriers in its robotic and contains moving parts and electric devices

connected to mains power, never use it with open housing.

NETZON Libraries have no user serviceable parts inside.

Please refer to an authorized service technician if you think a problem cannot get

resolved withoutopening the device.

Repairs and changes

The unit in original condition is tested and meets several standards and regulations in

different countries.

CAUTION:

To assure continuous compliance with those standards repairs must be carried out by

qualified and authorized personal. Unauthorized repairs may void your warranty. HIT is

not liable for any damage caused by unauthorized service.

WARNING:

Exclusively safety parts provided by the manufacturer or parts of the same type and

quality must replace defective safety parts.

Repairs must meet the same safety standardsas the unit.

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Data security

Environment

Components connected to the Library can interfere with its function. Being a data-

handling device, a functional error may lead to data loss. The Library environment

consists of the place of location, the mains power provided, the host computer and

cables.

The place of location must be dust free and meet the requirements of

temperature and humidity mentioned in the technical specification of the unit.

Mains power must be stable in the range mentioned in the technical

specification of the unit. The electrical grounding must meet the regulations of

your county.

the host computer must provide the appropriate interface for the Library. The

physical interface of the library is TCP/IP (RJ45) or TCP/IP (RJ45) and SAS

(SFF-8088 mini-SAS).

For direct attached systems the host computer must be equipped with a SAS Host Bus

Adapter (HBA):

For PCI-E systems: LSI SAS 3801e

For PCI-X systems: LSI SAS 3801x

The host computer must meet the requirements of the operation system it runs, its

Library control software and all driver applications both base upon.

Further it must provide the data transfer capacity for the Library drives.

All cables used for the Library and the host PC must be state of the art.

For reliable usage you must also keep to the following rules.

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Avoid connecting the Library to a different mains power circuit than the host PC.

Potential differences and interference can reduce software stability and data security.

CAUTION:

Never plug cables onor off a running system.

Connecting or disconnecting power cables during operation results in crashing software.

Changes to data cable connections in a running system can further damage the Library

or host PC data interfaces.

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Media

It is strongly recommended to use media specified in the media compatibility list of the

drive manufacturer. If unsure which drives are equipped in your Library, you can read

out the drive information by your host computers operation system tools.

For the most current information regarding media compatibility, reliability and pricing

please contact your HIT sales partner or the HIT office in your country.

Maintenance

HIT libraries are designed for use in office environments without excessive dust. In

such environments HIT libraries have no need for scheduled maintenance. For setups

under deviating conditions and recommended measures please contact your HIT office.

Unit safety requirement

Transportation

CAUTION:

Whenever the unit has to be transported, the magazines must be removed. Leaving the

magazine inside the Library during transport could lead to displaced slots, which can

block sensors.

If the unit was transported with mounted magazine(s) anyway, you should check all

slots before you start up.

See also chapter!“Magazine!installation”.!

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Power cable connection

WARNING:

Make sure, the unit is switched off at its main power switch near the built

in power plug (not just the standby switch on the front panel).

To prevent a diversion ofpotentials, the unit should be connected to the

same power circuit as the host PC.

If the Library is connected to a different power circuit with different electrical ground

potential, an equalizing current can flow trough your data cable. Interface devices can

be damaged in the host PC and the Library. If the potential difference has alternating or

high frequency elements, the data transfer can be affected, resulting in unstable

operation.

Data cable connection

WARNING:

Data cables should never be connected to working devices. There is an increased risk

to damage one or both interfaces at the end of the connection cable, if the unit is

powered on.

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