HP SW TL881 DLT Mini-Lib/1 Compaq TL881 MiniLibrary System Users Guide (May 19 - Page 122

Set Element Base, Set Date, Element Address Assignment The defaults are Transport = 0000h

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Configuration 4-7 Custom and press Enter to accept this setting. To return the module to online status, press Escape three times. Set Element Base This option allows you to set the base addresses of each of the three SCSI elements of the module. In order to identify sources and destinations in commands to the robotics, the base module is divided into elements, each of which is assigned a separate designator or element address. The Transport Element is the robotics mechanism itself; the Storage Elements are the 10 slots in the magazine; the Transfer Elements are the drives. The Base Module reports these settings in response to the SCSI Mode Sense command, in the Element Address Assignment Page. The defaults are Transport = 0000h, Storage element base = 0001h, Transfer element base = 00F0h. Set Date Enables you to set the module's calendar. The following tables, Table 4-1, MiniLibrary Configuration Options, and Table 4-2, MiniLibrary Special Configuration Options summarize the configuration settings for the Mini-Library Base Module. NOTE: The options described in Table 4-1 and Table 4-2 represent the version of the firmware in use when this manual was written. If the displays on your control panel differ from those described here, you may find an up to date listing of configuration options on the Compaq Website listed in the front of this manual.

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Configuration
4-7
Custom
and press
Enter
to accept this setting. To return the module to online
status, press
Escape
three times.
Set Element Base
This option allows you to set the base addresses of each of the three SCSI
elements
of the module. In order to identify sources and destinations in
commands to the robotics, the base module is divided into elements, each of
which is assigned a separate designator or
element addres
s. The
Transport
Element
is the robotics mechanism itself; the
Storage Elements
are the 10 slots
in the magazine; the
Transfer Elements
are the drives. The Base Module
reports these settings in response to the SCSI Mode Sense command, in the
Element Address Assignment Page. The defaults are Transport = 0000h,
Storage element base = 0001h, Transfer element base = 00F0h.
Set Date
Enables you to set the module’s calendar.
The following tables, Table 4-1, MiniLibrary Configuration Options, and
Table 4-2, MiniLibrary Special Configuration Options summarize the
configuration settings for the Mini-Library Base Module.
NOTE:
The options described in Table 4-1 and Table 4-2 represent the version of the
firmware in use when this manual was written. If the displays on your control panel differ
from those described here, you may find an up to date listing of configuration options on
the Compaq Website listed in the front of this manual.