User manual SONY MSSW-IC2 INSTALLATION AND USAGE

[. . . ] Windows NT 4. 0 is an abbreviation of Microsoft® Windows NT® Server network operating system version 4. 0 and Microsoft® Windows NT® Workstation network operating system version 4. 0. Windows 2000 is an abbreviation for Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional, Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server, and Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Advanced Server. All names used in the sample applications are fictitious. They have no relation with any product, party or individual names. Remarks (1) Reproduction of this document or portions thereof without prior approval is prohibited. [. . . ] 31) 2 Ventilation holes (The drive does not have ventilation holes. ) 3 EJECT button Press this button when opening the dust cover to set an AIT data cartridge, or when ejecting a data cartridge. 31) 4 STATUS LED LED that shows the Built-In AIT status. 34) 5 TAPE LED LED that shows the status of the AIT data cartridge. 34) 6 BUSY LED LED that shows the data communication status. 34) 7 Brackets 8 Data cartridge slot A slot in which the AIT cartridge is set ( P. 32) 6 7 54 3 Front (when the dust cover is open) 8 1 18 Built-in AIT Rear 1 Fan 1 2 Power connector Connect the Built-In AIT's built-in power cable. 27) 3 Jumper pin Pins which set the Built-In AIT ( P. 22) 4 SCSI connector Connect the Built-In AIT's built-in SCSI cable. 27) 4 3 2 Bottom ON 1 DIP switch Switches which set the Built-In AIT ( P. 24) 12345678 1 Built-in AIT 19 Setup The procedure up to installation of the Built-In AIT to the "basic processing unit" is explained in the following. Removing and installing the brackets When you want to use the Built-In AIT as a 3. 5-in device, you need to remove the left and right brackets. To remove the brackets Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the screws, and then the brackets. Important · Make sure that you store the brackets and screws in a safe place. · Only use these screws when installing the brackets. When using the rails, adjust their Rail mounting positions so that the front cover of this device is aligned with the front covers of other standard components (such as the CD-ROM drive). (The shape of the rails varies according to the model of the device. ) Fig. 3 Front cover Rail · The screws needed with the 5. 25-in and 3. 5-in devices are the same. · Always use the screws that are provided with this device. The screws that are provided with this device are metric screws (length: 5. 0 mm; length below washer: 3. 5 mm). Using screws that are longer than the screws that are provided with this device could result in damage to the device. 3. 5 mm metric screw 2 Connect the cables to the drive as shown here. DC power cable (unused power supply connector in the computer) SCSI interface cable Important · Confirm the SCSI ID and other settings before installation. · The factory default setting of the SCSI ID is 4. Make sure this ID is not used by any other device in the system. · This unit does not have a built-in terminator. When connecting this unit to the last terminal of the SCSI bus terminal, attach a terminator to the end of the SCSI cable. 3 Attach the cover to the basic processing unit. 4 Turn on the basic processing unit. Built-in AIT 27 5 When the SCSI bus can be set on the side of the basic processing unit, set the following on the Built-In AIT. [. . . ] Cannot eject the data Internal If the cartridge is not ejected even though the cartridge. automatic ejection setting is made in the backup External software, the backup process may not have been performed correctly. If the cartridge is not ejected even though the EJECT button is pressed, the EJECT function may be locked by the backup software. · Turn the power off, and then turn it on again. [. . . ]