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Fibre Channel Arbitrated, Loop FC-AL, front panel display, hard errors, home screen, identity

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Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) Topology that provides a low-cost solution for attaching multiple Fibre Channel ports in a loop without switches. front panel display An LCD (liquid crystal display), equipped with five soft keys, mounted on the front of the library (top level on multi-level libraries) that controls all library functions. host One or more computers that generate and communicate data to the library. hub A device that provides a multiple port loop interconnect system to implement a Fibre Channel arbitrated loop using a physical "star" configuration. HVDS High Voltage Differential SCSI G I GBIC Gigabit Interface Converter H identity A front panel display option that provides the library's serial number. hard errors Electronic errors in library functions that cannot be recovered. These errors are recorded in the hard error log. May also be referred to as host interface card. HBA Host Bus Adapter - A circuit board residing in the host system that handles requests to and from the host system and the library. May also be referred to as a host interface card. home screen The view on the front panel display that provides status information after the library has been powered on. Also, the default view to which the display returns after being left idle after approximately three minutes. IP Internet Protocol J jumper cables Cables used to connect the library controller card to a drive. May also be referred to as daisy-chain cables. L latch stop A spring-loaded device that protrudes through the mounting rail. The latch stop allows the library to be pulled approximately two-thirds out of a rack, but prevents it from being pulled all the way out. 2-Glossary

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2-Glossary
Fibre Channel Arbitrated
Loop (FC-AL)
Topology that
provides a low-cost solution for
attaching multiple Fibre Channel
ports in a loop without switches.
front panel display
An LCD
(liquid crystal display), equipped
with five soft keys, mounted on the
front of the library (top level on
multi-level libraries) that controls
all library functions.
G
GBIC
Gigabit Interface Converter
H
hard errors
Electronic errors in
library functions that cannot be
recovered. These errors are
recorded in the hard error log. May
also be referred to as host interface
card.
HBA
Host Bus Adapter - A circuit
board residing in the host system
that handles requests to and from
the host system and the library.
May also be referred to as a host
interface card.
home screen
The view on the
front panel display that provides
status information after the
library has been powered on. Also,
the default view to which the
display returns after being left idle
after approximately three minutes.
host
One or more computers that
generate and communicate data to
the library.
hub
A device that provides a
multiple port loop interconnect
system to implement a Fibre
Channel arbitrated loop using a
physical
star
configuration.
HVDS
High Voltage Differential
SCSI
I
identity
A front panel display
option that provides the library
s
serial number.
IP
Internet Protocol
J
jumper cables
Cables used to
connect the library controller card
to a drive. May also be referred to
as daisy-chain cables.
L
latch stop
A spring-loaded device
that protrudes through the
mounting rail. The latch stop
allows the library to be pulled
approximately two-thirds out of a
rack, but prevents it from being
pulled all the way out.