User manual SONY TSL-A500C

[. . . ] Make sure you read this manual before using the product. After reading this manual carefully, store it in a safe place. To use the N8551-29F Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit safely, operate the Built-In AIT AutoLoader Unit in accordance with the instructions of this manual. The instruction manual explains which parts of the Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit are dangerous, the types of dangerous situations which may occur if you ignore the instructions, and how to avoid dangerous situations. [. . . ] * When this unit is installed in the N8541-28F device expansion unit, set this switch to OFF if you want to use the slaved power control feature. Setting data compression - DC Control (2) Set whether control of data compression from the backup software is enabled or disabled. Setting Switch 8 to ON will disable control of data compression from the backup software; setting Switch 8 to OFF (factory-set to OFF) will enable control of data compression from the backup software. Before installing this unit, make sure you unplug the power plug for the basic processing unit you are using (such as a server or workstation basic processing unit). Leaving the power cord plugged in presents an electrical shock hazard. When mounting N8551-29F Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit on Express 5800/130/140/150/ 170/180 Pro, do not attach it to the bottom of 5. 1 Turn off the basic processing unit and pull the power cable from the outlet. Example of the mounting reel of the basic processing unit (The mounting reel may differ from the following illustration depending on the type of basic processing unit you are using. When you hear a click sound, the BuiltIn AIT Auto-Loader Unit is locked. Connect two-branched connectors of the provided power relay cable to the power connector on the rear of the Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit and the other side of the power relay cable to the power cable connector of the basic processing unit. 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. Power relay cable Power cable of the basic processing unit 10 When the SCSI bus can be set on the side of the basic processing unit, set the following on the The orientation of the Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit's LCD can be changed so that it fits the BuiltIn AIT Auto-Loader Unit's installation orientation in the basic processing unit (see P. Set the maximum transfer rates as follows according to the number of devices connected to the bus and the SCSI cable length. sCSI ID Maximum transfer rate (Mbyte/s) Data bus width (bit) Maximum cable length (m) Single-ended (LVD*) 3 (-) 1. 5 (-) - (3) 3 (3) 6 (3) Maximum number of devices (SCSI host + number of devices) 4 8 16 16 8 The following explains how to handle the N8551-29F Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit. If you use a data cartridge of other manufacturer, a read/write error may occur. If setting the magazine in which only three or less cartridges are contained, a machine failure or damage of backup data may be caused. â· The AIT data cartridges set in the magazine are assigned numbers as below. When write-protect is enabled using the AIT data cartridge write-protect plug so that you cannot write data in the data cartridge, the write-protect indicator lights after the magazine is set in the driver. 2 into the lower row of the magazine in this order. 4 into the upper row of the magazine in this order. [. . . ] â· When the recording surface is contaminated with liquid, such as soft drink, coffee and tea, detergent, metal chips or cigarette ash. If you insert an AIT data cartridge in such a condition into the Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit, the read/write head or the driver itself may be damaged or contaminated, causing a machine failure. Also, if you insert a new AIT data cartridge into the Built-In AIT Auto-Loader Unit whose head is contaminated or scratched and you do not know about it, the AIT data cartridge may be contaminated or damaged. The service life of the AIT data cartridge varies greatly depending on temperature and humidity in the operating/storage environment, dust and dirt, and head abrasion condition. [. . . ]