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HP C7745NB - SureStore DLT Tape Autoloader 1/9 Manual

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    For Library Models 2/20, 4/40, 6/60, 6/140 and 10/100 and the 1/9 Tape Autoloader Please read this document before replacing this component. Failure to follow these instructions may result in the device not functioning or being put into the partial availability state. All library/autoloader
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    REPLACE THE DRIVE! Despite the wording in the error, this is a timing problem between the two fibre channel cards. The cards must all be either C7200-60009 . Mixing the two versions is not supported. Therefore, there may be cases where fibre channel boards in a library need to be replaced to ensure
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IMPORTANT
For Library Models 2/20, 4/40, 6/60, 6/140 and
10/100 and the 1/9 Tape Autoloader
Please read this document before replacing this component. Failure to follow these instructions may result in
the device not functioning or being put into the partial availability state.
All library/autoloader components (controller card, transport assembly, fibre channel cards, remote management
card, and drives) must be at the same firmware revision.
If they are not, the library will go into the partial
availability state. The library will still function, but will have an amber light on the front LED bar, and the words
“PARTLY AVAILABLE” will be displayed on the front panel.
To resolve this condition, download new library
firmware. Consult your user manual or contact your service provider on how to download firmware.
Please see the reverse side when replacing any of the following FRUs:
FIBRE CHANNEL INTERFACE CARD(S)
REMOTE MANAGEMENT CARD
Drive Assemblies
All drives of the same type within this product must be at the same drive firmware revision or the library will come
up in a partial availability state. The library will still function, but will have an amber light on the front LED bar,
and the words “PARTLY AVAILABLE” will be displayed on the front panel. To resolve this condition, download
firmware to the drives to bring all drives to the same firmware revision. Consult your user manual or contact your
service provider on how to download firmware.
DLT 8000
Drive Assemblies with part numbers of C7200-60108
or higher
and C7200-60102
or higher
have a
MINIMUM
library firmware requirement of revision level 1.10.x (where “x” is any number or letter).
Any attempt to use these
drives on a library with older firmware will result in hard errors. To resolve this condition, download at least the
minimum required library firmware revision. Consult your user manual or contact your service provider on how to
download firmware.
DLT1
In order for a 1/9 Autoloader to be compatible with a DLT1 tape drive, the autoloader must have a
MINIMUM
of
firmware revision 2.10.x (where “x” is any number or letter). If the autoloader firmware
is less than
revision 2.10.x
and a DLT1 is installed, the autoloader will fail almost immediately on power up with an "I2CRECVBADTYPE"
error message.
Power off the unit, remove the DLT1 tape drive, and power the unit back on to clear the error state.
HP Ultrium (LTO)
In order for the 2/20, 4/40, 6/60, 6/140 and 10/100 tape libraries to be compatible with an HP Ultrium tape drive, the
libraries must have a
MINIMUM
of firmware revision 1.22.x (where “x” is any number or letter). In order for a 1/9
Autoloader to be compatible with an HP Ultrium tape drive, the autoloader must have a
MINIMUM
of firmware
revision 2.22.x (where “x” is any number or letter).
If the library firmware
is less than
revision 1.22.x or the
autoloader firmware
is less than
2.22.x, and a HP Ultrium Tape drive is installed, the autoloader will fail almost
immediately on power up with an "I2CRECVBADTYPE" error message.
Power off the unit, remove the HP
Ultrium tape drive, and power the unit back on to clear the error state.
NOTE: Firmware revisions 1.22.x and 2.22.x
(and all revisions that will follow) require a library controller board with 8MB of RAM on it.
There are a small
number of controller boards in the field with 4MB of RAM.
If firmware download fails by hanging at 1/18 of the
controller code, then it is likely a 4MB board.
In this situation the controller board may need to be exchanged for a
C7200-60206 for LVDS or a C7200-60201 for HVDS.