User manual SONY SDT-S9000

[. . . ] If shipped to USA, use the UL LISTED power cord specified below for 220-240 V operation. If shipped to CANADA, use the CSA CERTIFIED power cord specified below for 220-240 V operation. NOTICE This notice is applicable for countries other than USA and Canada. In the countries other than USA and Canada, use the power cord set approved by the appropriate testing organization for the specific countries where this unit is to be used. [. . . ] After you confirm that you have all of the required accessories for your installation, connect the drive to the host computer, and select the SCSI ID with the rotary switch on the rear panel. When you first open the box, make sure it contains the following items. Contact your supplier if anything is missing or broken. Use a SCSI cable with a full-pitch connector. precautions · Switch off the host computer and peripherals before connecting the SCSI cable. ⷠMake sure the SCSI connectors are pressed tightly together. ⷠIf this unit is the last (or only) device on the SCSI bus, make sure to connect a SCSI bus terminator to the open connector. ⷠThe total length of the SCSI cable(s) between the host computer and the last device should be less than 6 meters. When using high-speed data transfer with the SDT-S9000/S7000/S7200, it is recommended that total length of the SCSI cable not exceed 3m. Press the + or buttons to move the number up or down, respectively. As shipped from the factory, the SCSI ID is set to 0. Press the switch buttons, if necessary, to select the SCSI ID number you require. precautions · The SCSI ID must be different from IDs of the other peripherals on the SCSI bus. ⷠAs shipped from the factory, SCSI parity is enabled and Term power is ON. Since the terminating resistor inside the drive is disabled, a SCSI bus terminator must be connected to the SCSI bus before use. ⷠBefore changing the SCSI ID setting, be sure to turn off the power with the POWER switch on the front panel. These drives can be made ready to run in major workstations by setting the configuration switches as shown in the following table. This section describes how to use the DDS drive, and how to handle data cartridges. How to use the DDS Drive 1 Press the POWER switch on the front panel. The POWER indicator should light, and the STATUS, BUSY and TAPE indicators should blink as the self-test is performed. 2 When the three indicators stop blinking, you can insert a data cartridge as 3 Computer software controls the reading and writing of tapes. while Reading or writing, the BUSY indicator blinks. [. . . ] When you reach the end of the cartridge, dispose of it and buy a new one. 72 MB/s compressed 5 MB/s maximum, asynchronous 10 MB/s maximum, synchronous less than 3 seconds less than 24 seconds less than 20 seconds less than 80 seconds (with 125 m tape) Specifications may be subject to change, in the interest of technological improvement, without notice or obligation. The degree of data compression attained while recording data varies according to system environment and data type. Storage Capacity 8 GB compressed (with 120 m DDS-2 tape) 4 GB uncompressed (with 120 m DDS-2 tape) less than 10-15 778 kB/s uncompressed 1556 to 3112 kB/s compressed 5 MB/s maximum, asynchronous 10 MB/s maximum, synchronous less than 3 seconds less than 16 seconds less than 20 seconds less than 80 seconds (with 120 m tape) Specifications may be subject to change, in the interest of technological improvement, without notice or obligation. [. . . ]