User manual QUANTUM 7100GUID

[. . . ] Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide 6241102-02 Ver. 2 Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide, 6241102-02, Ver. provides this publication "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. may revise this publication from time to time without notice. [. . . ] Use the following procedure to turn the interior light on or off. Note: The interior light bulb is not an operator-replaceable item. If the light bulb needs replacement, notify your field service engineer. 1 Press the control panel STANDBY button. The library robotics will stop after completing the current command(s). Verify that System Off-line is displayed in the SDA. 2 Open the front door by pulling the door towards you. (The door opens to your right. ) 3 Reach through the front door and set the light switch on the far side of the light to the desired position (see figure 13). 4 Close and latch the library front door. 5 Press the control panel STANDBY button, and verify that System On-line is displayed in the SDA. 22 Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide Chapter 2 Operating the Library Using the Control Panel Menus Figure 13 Turning the Interior Light On/Off Interior light Power switch (opens to right) Using the Control Panel Menus Entering Menu Mode 2 To enter menu mode: 2 1 Press the control panel STANDBY button, and verify the SDA displays System Off-line. 2 Press the SELECT button to enter menu mode. Verify the following is displayed in the SDA: Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide 23 Chapter 2 Operating the Library Using the Control Panel Menus Menu: Configuration Menu Navigation 2 In menu mode, the Status Display Area (SDA) displays two lines: Line 1 Line 2 The upper line (line 1) of the display is passive. It shows the name of the current menu or submenu. The lower line (line 2) is the active line and shows the items that can be selected from the current menu. Each item on the menu is either a submenu or a function. When you press the "up arrow" () and "down arrow" () buttons, line 2 scrolls through the options available for the current menu. When you press the SELECT button, the submenu or function displayed on line 2 is selected or executed. There is an Exit option at the end of each menu, submenu and option list. When you select Exit, you are returned to the previous menu. The overall structure the menus is shown in figure 14. Figure 15 is an example of menu navigation. It shows the commands and associated SDA displays involved in changing the "Auto Clean" option from "Disabled" (factory default) to "Enabled. " Exiting Menu Mode 2 There are two ways to exit from menu mode: · · Conventional method Fast method 24 Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide Chapter 2 Operating the Library Using the Control Panel Menus Figure 14 Menu Structure Main Menu Configuration Inquiry SCSI Address Power-Up State Num of Drives Auto Clean Retries Auto Load Language Set View Auto Inventory No Barcode Scan Emulate Exabyte 4/52 Identity Temperature Det Exit Menu Drive Control Unload Clean Exit Menu Calibration Cal All Cal Storage Cal Drives Cal Load Port Exit Menu System Test Random Shuffle Random /No Scan Pick Each Bin Pick All Report Results Exit Menu Robot Control Empty Load Port Pick Bin Pick Drive Place Bin Place Drive Barcode Bin Barcode Drive Exit Menu Diagnostics Home All Selftest All Status Actuator Move Actuator Inventory Exercise All Exit Menu Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide 25 Chapter 2 Operating the Library Using the Control Panel Menus Figure 15 Menu Navigation Example Status Display Switch Description Main menu function "Configuration" Menu: Configuration Menu: Configurati Inquiry SCSI Address. . Menu: Auto Clean Enabled Menu: Enabled . . Working. . SUCCESS Menu: Auto Clean Enabled< SELECT -- Select the "Configuration" menu Ø Ø Ø Ø -- Bypass the "Inquiry" submenu -- Bypass the "SCSI Address" submenu -- Bypass the "Power-Up State" submenu -- Bypass the "Num of Drives" submenu Submenu function "Auto Clean" SELECT -- Choose the "Auto Clean" submenu SELECT -- Select the "Enabled" Option -- The SDA displays the status "SUCCESS" when the function is finished. -- Press the or button and the SELECT button simultaneously to exit the menu mode or use them separately to navigate to the Exit or another function. "<" (less than sign) indicates feature is active Exiting from Menu Mode: Conventional Method 2 Use the and buttons to navigate to an Exit option, then press the SELECT button. This takes you one level up in the menu hierarchy. 1 Continue until the following is displayed in the SDA. Menu: Exit 2 Press SELECT to exit menu mode. 26 Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide Chapter 2 Operating the Library Using the Control Panel Menus Exiting from menu mode: fast method 1 If the results of an operation are displayed in the SDA, press 2 the or button to clear the SDA. Note: If the results of an operation are displayed in the SDA, the quick method of exiting menu mode is not available until the results are cleared. 2 From anywhere in the menus, press the SELECT button and the or button simultaneously. Performing Library Diagnostics 2 The Diagnostics menu has options available to: · · · · · · · Home all actuators in the library (Home All) Command the library to perform a self-test (Selftest All) Display the library actuator status (Status Actuators) Display the library sensor status (Status Sensor) Command a robotic actuator to move (Move Actuator) Perform a library inventory (Inventory) Exercise the library robotic actuators (Exercise All) This section only describes how to use the Diagnostics menu option for performing a self-test to verify proper configuration and operation of the library. [. . . ] Litium kan betraktas som ett miljöfarligt ämne. När batteriet förbrukats, ska de lagar som gäller för miljöfarligt avfall respekteras. 56 Quantum|ATL 7100 Series Library Operator's Guide Glossary A actuators Robotic components that move inside the library to manipulate cartridges. These include the gripper, extension axis, vertical and horizontal axes. automated tape library A robotic storage and retrieval system for tape cartridges. B bar code A printed pattern of vertical bars of varying widths used for computerized inventory control. [. . . ]