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HP LTO, INVALID, SELECT], Set Drive SCSI ID Menu, Drive Config Menu

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Chapter 3 Note The uppermost drive within the column is designated as "0," the next is "1," and so forth. Next to the logical number is the drive type (DLT 8000 in this example). To the right of the drive type is the ID or SCSI address. On the next line is the drive's bus status. Ultrium drives will display as: - HP LTO for Hewlett Packard Ultrium drives Drive information might also appear on the menu as: - INVALID if the drive's SCSI ID is an invalid address 3. Press the arrow buttons to scroll to the drive you wish to change and press the [SELECT] button. The Set Drive SCSI ID Menu will appear. Note The operator panel displays only 16 lines per menu. If the library contains more than eight drives, you must use the down arrow button to scroll to drives 09 and above. 4. Press the up and down arrow buttons to change the ID. 5. Press [SELECT] to save your changes. A message screen will appear to indicate that the library is saving the new ID. Then the Drive Config Menu will reappear. Note The new SCSI ID for a 9840 drive might not appear right away. 6. Press the arrow down button to get to the drive's second line of information (the drive's bus status field). 7. Press the [SELECT] button. The Set Drive SCSI Bus Menu will appear. 8. Press the up and down arrow buttons to change the bus status to ON or OFF. Entering Configuration Data 77 Chapter 3

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Chapter 3
Entering Configuration Data
77
Chapter 3
Note
The uppermost drive within the column is designated as “0,” the
next is “1,” and so forth.
Next to the logical number is the drive type (DLT 8000 in this example). To
the right of the drive type is the ID or SCSI address. On the next line is the
drive’s bus status.
Ultrium drives will display as:
—
HP LTO
for Hewlett Packard Ultrium drives
Drive information might also appear on the menu as:
—
INVALID
if
the drive’s SCSI ID is an invalid address
3.
Press the arrow buttons to scroll to the drive you wish to change and press
the
[SELECT]
button.
The
Set Drive SCSI ID Menu
will appear.
Note
The operator panel displays only 16 lines per menu. If the
library contains more than eight drives, you must use the down
arrow button to scroll to drives 09 and above.
4.
Press the up and down arrow buttons to change the ID.
5. Press
[SELECT]
to save your changes.
A message screen will appear to indicate that the library is saving the new
ID. Then the
Drive Config Menu
will reappear.
Note
The new SCSI ID for a 9840 drive might not appear right away.
6.
Press the arrow down button to get to the drive’s second line of
information (the drive’s bus status field).
7.
Press the
[SELECT]
button.
The
Set Drive SCSI Bus Menu
will appear.
8.
Press the up and down arrow buttons to change the bus status to
ON
or
OFF
.