Quantum Scalar i500 Manuel utilisateur

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Scalar i500 Getting Started Guide

Introduction 3

Step 1: Unpack the Library 4

Step 2: Install the Library in a Rack (Optional for 5U and 14U) 5

Step 3: Install the Module(s) 5

Using the Control Module as a Standalone Unit ......................................................................5

Using a Multi-Module Library Configuration ..........................................................................5

Step 4: Install the Module Components 10

Step 5: Connect the Tape Drive Cables 11

Connecting Parallel SCSI Cables ..............................................................................................11

Connecting Fibre Channel Cables Directly to Host or Switch 13

Connecting Fibre Channel Cables Through a Fibre Channel I/O Blade 14

Connecting Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) Cables 15

Step 6: Connect the Library Cables 16

Step 7: Configure the Library Settings 17

Step 8: Run the Library 19

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Introduction 3

Introduction 0

The Scalar i500 Getting Started Guide provides an overview of the steps required to unpack,

set up, and install the Scalar i500 library. For more detailed information on configuring

and running your library as well as adding, removing, and replacing parts, see the Scalar

i500 User’s Guide.

Release Notes are also available for this product. The Release Notes describe changes to

your system or firmware since the last release, provide compatibility information, and

discuss any known issues. The Release Notes can be found at www.quantum.com. You

can find a list of additional documentation in the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

Note: Before operating this product, read all instructions and warnings in this

document and in the System, Safety, and Regulatory Information Guide. In

addition, be sure to use this document in conjunction with the Scalar i500 User’s

Guide.

Warning: Without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, a 5U control

module weighs approximately 58 lbs. A 9U expansion module, without

tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, exceeds 65 lbs. To avoid

serious injury, two people are required to safely lift the modules into

position.

Warning: The power outlet must be available near the library and must be easily

accessible.

Warning: All libraries taller than 14U must be installed in a rack having a main

protective earthing (grounding) terminal, and power must be supplied via

an industrial plug and socket-outlet and/or an appliance coupler

complying with IEC 60309 (or an equivalent national standard) and having

a protective earth (ground) conductor with a cross sectional area of at least

1.5 mm2(14 AWG).

To ensure proper airflow and access space, Allow 60 cm (24 inches) in the

front and back of the library.

Warning: Under no circumstances should a rack be moved while loaded with one or

more modules.

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Step 1: Unpack the Library 0

1Following the unpacking instructions that came with the library, remove the library

exterior packaging but leave the library in the bottom packaging tray.

2Check the contents of the package against the packing slip.

3Remove the interior packaging.

4Remove the tape drives from the library.

For information about removing tape drives, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

5Remove the power supplies from the library.

For information about removing power supplies, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

6Choose an optimal location for the library.

To avoid damage, the library must be positioned in a stable location. See the System,

Safety, and Regulatory Information Guide for more information on finding an optimal

location for your library.

• Make sure a power source (only of the type marked on the product label) is

available. For power requirements, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

• Route any cables to avoid walking on them or pinching them with items placed

on or against them. Pay particular attention to the cord at the wall receptacle and

the point where the cord exits from the library. For recommended cabling

procedures, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

• Make sure that objects will not fall and liquids will not spill into the library’s

chassis through openings.

Caution: Save all packaging materials and the orange robot restraint assembly in

case you need to move or ship the library in the future.

Caution: Be sure to remove the following items:

• The orange robot restraint assembly that secures the robot to the

floor of the library.

• The yellow strip in the I/E station.

Warning: Without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, a 5U control

module weighs approximately 58 lbs. A 9U expansion module,

without tape drives, tape cartridges, or power supplies, exceeds 65 lbs.

To avoid serious injury, two people are required to safely lift the

modules into position.

Warning: The power outlet must be available near the library and must be easily

accessible.

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Step 2: Install the Library in a Rack (Optional for 5U and 14U) 5

Step 2: Install the Library in a Rack (Optional for 5U and 14U) 0

All Scalar i500 libraries taller than 14U must be installed in a rack.The rack secures the

bottom module, and all other modules are then secured to the bottom module. Installing

the modules into the rack requires at least two people. For instructions, see the Scalar i500

User’s Guide.

Step 3: Install the Module(s) 0

There are two possible library configurations:

•Using the Control Module as a Standalone Unit

•Using a Multi-Module Library Configuration

Using the Control Module

as a Standalone Unit 0

1Open the library’s I/E station door and access door.

2Lift the control module and place it in the desired location.

3If you are placing the control module in a rack, use the rack ears to help secure the

control module to the rack. For instructions, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

4Continue installation with Step 4: Install the Module Components on page 10.

Using a Multi-Module

Library Configuration 0

Follow these instructions if you are installing a new multi-module library, or if you are

adding expansion modules to an existing library.

Required tools:

• Phillips #2 screwdriver, for removing and replacing the top cover plate

• T10 TORX screwdriver, for removing and replacing the bottom cover plate

There are no restrictions on where the control module can be installed in the library

configuration. However, the recommended placement of the control module for library

configurations up to 32U is on top of all installed 9U expansion modules. The

recommended placement of the control module for 41U library configurations is on top of

three 9U expansion modules and below the top expansion module. Depending on your

arrangement, you may need to remove and replace top and bottom cover plates on the

Note: If the I/E station door is locked, refer to the Scalar i500 User’s Guide for

unlocking instructions.

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modules to ensure there is only one top cover plate and only one bottom cover plate in the

library.

1Park the robot assembly in the control module.

aOpen the I/E station and access doors of each module.

bUsing your hands, gently lift the robot assembly into the control module. The

robot assembly should glide slowly and with some resistance.

cAfter raising the robot assembly to the approximate middle of the control module,

hold it in place with one hand and, using your other hand, move the parking tab

in a counter-clockwise direction until it stops in the “parked” position. The metal

parking tab is located at the bottom of column 1.

dGently lower the robot assembly to rest on the parking tab.

Cover Plate

Cover Plate Expansion Module

Cover Plate CONTROL MODULE CONTROL MODULE

Cover Plate CONTROL MODULE Expansion Module Expansion Module

Cover Plate CONTROL MODULE Expansion Module Expansion Module Expansion Module

CONTROL MODULE Expansion Module Expansion Module Expansion Module Expansion Module

Cover Plate Cover Plate Cover Plate Cover Plate Cover Plate

5U 14U 23U 32U 41U

Caution: Support the robot assembly by holding onto the broad metal

X-axis plate. Lifting the robot by the thin metal rod will bend the

rod.

Parking tab in

“parked” position

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2Remove top or bottom cover plates if necessary.

There should only be one top cover and one bottom cover plate in the final

configuration. There should be no cover plates in between modules.

3Install the expansion module(s).

aOpen the expansion module’s access door and raise the guide pin by pulling it up

and turning it slightly as if it were a screw. Otherwise, the guide pin may scratch

the front doors of the module on which you are stacking.

bLift the new expansion module and, from the front of the library, place it in the

desired location.

cIf stacking the expansion module on top of another module, lower the module’s

guide pin (located at the base of the front of the module) by turning it and

pushing it down. Then secure the two modules together by tightening the two

thumbscrews at the base of the front of the module and the two thumbscrews

located at the base of the back of the module.

dTighten all thumbscrews located at the base of the front and back of the modules.

eIf installing in a rack, secure the module in the rack using rack ears. For

instructions, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

fIf stacking the expansion module on top of another module, engage the Y-rails of

the new module in your library configuration. Ensure that the Y-rails are properly

aligned and the thumbscrews are tightened.

ThumbscrewGuide pin

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gFrom the front of the library, open the I/E station and access doors of the

expansion module. Squeeze the handle of the Y-rail release mechanism, lift it out

of its locked position, and slide it downward as far as it will go.

hFrom the back of the library, find the rear Y-rail release mechanism, which is

located in the interior of the right side of the module. Squeeze the handle of the

Y-rail release mechanism, lift it out of its locked position, and slide it downward

as far as it will go.

Doing this aligns the Y-rails with the Y-rails of the module beneath it.

Caution: Check to make sure that there is no gap between the top and

bottom Y-rails on both the front and back of the library. If a gap

exists, the library cannot mechanically initialize.

Front Y-rail

Rear Y-rail

Y-rail (this end up)

Squeeze here

to release

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iRepeat these steps for each expansion module you are installing.

4Install the control module.

aOpen the control module’s I/E station door and access door.

bLift the control module and place it in the desired location.

cIf stacking the control module on top of another module, secure the two modules

together by tightening the two thumbscrews at the base of the front of the module

and the two thumbscrews located at the base of the back of the module. Then

lower the module’s guide pin (located at the base of the front of the module) by

turning it and pushing it down.

dTighten all thumbscrews located at the base of the front and back of the modules.

eSecure the control module in the rack using rack ears. For instructions, see the

Scalar i500User’s Guide.

5Unpark the robot assembly.

aGently raise the robot assembly so that it no longer rests on the parking tab.

bWith your free hand, move the parking tab in a clockwise direction until it stops

in the “unparked” position. When in the correct position, the parking tab is

removed completely from the interior of the module and will not accidentally

swing into the path of the robot.

Caution: Support the robot assembly by holding onto the broad metal

X-axis plate. Lifting the robot by the thin metal rod will bend the

rod.

Y-rail in unlocked, functional position

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cGently release the robot assembly. It will lower to the bottom module of the

library.

Step 4: Install the Module Components 0

For instructions on any of the following steps, see the Scalar i500 User’s Guide.

1If not already installed, install the library control blade (LCB) in the control module.

2Install the tape drives.

3Install the power supplies.

4Install the Fibre Channel I/O blade (if required and not already installed).

5Close the library’s I/E station door and access door.

Parking tab in “unparked”

position

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