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browser
A client program that initiates requests to a web server and displays the
information that the server returns.
buffer
A routine or storage that is used to compensate for a difference in rate of
flow of data or time of occurrence of events, when data is transferred from
one device to another.
bus A facility for transferring data between several devices that are located
between two end points, only one device able to transmit at a specified
moment.
byte A string that consists of some bits (usually 8) that are treated as a unit and
represent a character. A fundamental data unit.
C
CA certification
In cryptography, a certificate from a certificate authority (CA).
capacity
The amount of data that can be contained on storage media and expressed
in bytes of data.
cartridge manual rewind tool
A device that can be fitted into the reel of a cartridge and used to rewind
tape into or out of the cartridge.
cartridge memory (CM)
Within each data cartridge, an embedded electronics and interface module
that can store and retrieve a cartridge's historical usage and other
information.
cartridge storage slot
Individual slot that is located within a magazine that is used to house tape
cartridges.
caution (notice)
A word to call attention to possible personal harm to people. Contrast with
attention and danger.
CE Customer engineer; field engineer; service representative.
centimeter (cm)
One one-hundredth of a meter (0.01 m). Approximately 0.39 inch.
channel command
An instruction that directs a data channel, control unit, or device to
perform an operation or set of operations.
char Character.
CHK Check.
cleaning cartridge
A tape cartridge that is used to clean the heads of a tape drive. Contrast
with data cartridge.
COD Capacity On Demand.
command
A control signal that initiates an action or the start of a sequence of actions.
Glossary F-3
- User's Guide 1
- Read this first 5
- Contents 7
- Safety notices 13
- Laser safety and compliance 14
- Rack safety 15
- CAUTION: 16
- PowerVault 17
- TL1000 Tape Library 17
- Front panel 20
- Cartridge magazine 22
- Rear panel 23
- Bar code reader 24
- SAS host interface 24
- Encryption 24
- Supported Internet Protocols 25
- Network Time Protocol 25
- Ultrium tape drives 26
- Library specifications 28
- Product environment 29
- Supported device drivers 30
- Chapter 2. User interfaces 31
- Front panel LEDs 33
- Input modes 33
- Selecting predefined values 33
- Toggling values 33
- Entering numerical values 34
- Logging in 34
- Web User Interface 35
- Common header elements 36
- User privileges 38
- Choosing a location 39
- Installing in a rack 40
- Connecting the power cord 47
- Configuring the library 48
- Checking firmware level 51
- Configuring library settings 52
- Physical library settings 53
- Configuring network settings 54
- Managing user access 61
- Taking the Library Online 67
- Chapter 4. Operations 69
- The Operator Panel 71
- Monitoring the library 71
- View Current Information 72
- View Firmware Revision 72
- Unlock I/O Station 72
- UnlockMagazine 73
- Moving cartridges 74
- Unloading the drive 74
- Cleaning the drive manually 74
- Powering down the library 75
- Shipping the library 75
- Commands 76
- Reboot Drive 76
- Reboot Library 76
- Configuration 79
- Configure Library 79
- Configure Date/Time 79
- Set Date 79
- Set Time 79
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-13 81
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-15 83
- The Web User Interface 84
- The library map 86
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-19 87
- Managing the library 88
- Magazine state: Locked 90
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-25 93
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-27 95
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-29 97
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-31 99
- Chapter 4. Operations 4-33 101
- Servicing the library 102
- Library logs 103
- Trace data 104
- Downloading drive logs 104
- Downloading library logs 105
- Accessor statistics 107
- Chapter 5. Media 109
- Data cartridges 110
- Cartridge compatibility 111
- WORM media 111
- Data security on WORM media 112
- WORM media errors 112
- Cleaning cartridge 112
- Bar code labels 113
- TO1 2 3 L6 114
- Cartridge care and handling 115
- Provide training 115
- Ensure proper packaging 116
- Perform a thorough inspection 117
- Chapter 6. Troubleshooting 119
- Library error message content 120
- Diagnosing a problem 121
- Isolating problems 124
- Interpreting front panel LEDs 126
- Reseating cables 128
- Emailing logs 128
- Chapter 7. Service procedures 129
- Required tools 131
- Appendix A. Error codes 133
- Appendix A. Error codes A-3 135
- Appendix A. Error codes A-5 137
- Appendix A. Error codes A-7 139
- Appendix A. Error codes A-9 141
- Drive error codes 143
- Appendix A. Error codes A-13 145
- Trap definitions (types) 146
- Appendix B. TapeAlert flags 147
- Appendix C. Sense data 153
- Tape drive sense data 155
- Appendix C. Sense data C-5 157
- Appendix C. Sense data C-7 159
- Appendix C. Sense data C-9 161
- Physical Library 163
- Logical Library 163
- Tape Drive 163
- Network Settings 163
- Library and Drive Firmware 164
- Users Accounts 164
- Support Notification 165
- Accessibility 167
- Glossary 169
- Glossary F-3 171
- Glossary F-5 173
- Glossary F-7 175
- Glossary F-9 177
- Glossary F-11 179
- Glossary F-13 181
- Glossary F-15 183
- Glossary F-17 185
- Glossary F-19 187
- Printed in USA 194
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