HP SW TL881 DLT Mini-Lib/1 Compaq TL881 MiniLibrary System Users Guide (May 19 - Page 104

DLT0 bus ID to 3. With the, Note that the Library SCSI ID is set to 0. Suppose you want to set

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Installation 3-35 SHR-1332 Figure 3-27. Configure Submenu 4. To select a configuration option, press the or button on the control panel until the on the display is next to the option you want to change. In this case, let us choose Set SCSI. Press the Enter button to display the choices for that option. The submenu in Figure 3-28 appears: Figure 3-28. Set SCSI Submenu SHR-1456 NOTE: Take a moment to look closely at the submenu in Figure 3-28. Note that the on the display is next to line 1, and that line 2 is indented. This tells you that Figure 3-28 is a two-tiered menu. The and buttons work on two levels in this kind of menu, which is typical of many submenus of the Configure Menu. The first level is as follows: If you press the button, the moves to line 3. If you press the button, the moves back to line 1. If you press the Enter button while the is next to line 1 (or line 3), the and buttons operate on the second level. You can tell because the moves next to line 2 (or line 4), and a appears at the end of line 4, indicating that there is a list of settings that can be scrolled using the and buttons. The at the end of line 4 means that there are other items that can be displayed by scrolling, using the button repeatedly. 5. Note that the Library SCSI ID is set to 0. Suppose you want to set the DLT0 bus ID to 3. With the next to line 1, press the button repeatedly until the display scrolls as shown in Figure 3-29:

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Installation
3-35
SHR-1332
Figure 3-27.
Configure Submenu
4.
To select a configuration option, press the
or
button on the control
panel until the
on the display is next to the option you want to
change. In this case, let us choose Set SCSI. Press the
Enter
button to
display the choices for that option. The submenu in Figure 3-28 appears:
SHR-1456
Figure 3-28.
Set SCSI Submenu
NOTE:
Take a moment to look closely at the submenu in Figure 3-28. Note that the
on
the display is next to line 1,
and
that line 2 is indented. This tells you that Figure 3-28 is a
two-tiered menu
. The
and
buttons work on two levels in this kind of menu, which
is typical of many submenus of the Configure Menu. The first level is as follows: If you
press the
button, the
moves to line 3. If you press the
button, the
moves
back to line 1.
If you press the
Enter
button while the
is next to line 1 (or line 3), the
and
buttons operate on the second level. You can tell because the
moves next to line 2 (or
line 4), and a
appears at the end of line 4, indicating that there is a list of settings that
can be scrolled using the
and
buttons.
The
at the end of line 4 means that there are other items that can be displayed by
scrolling, using the
button repeatedly.
5.
Note that the Library SCSI ID is set to 0. Suppose you want to set the
DLT0 bus ID to 3. With the
next to line 1, press the
button
repeatedly until the display scrolls as shown in Figure 3-29: