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Firmware: V7.0 EDC: 575A49B8 HW +ME Rev: 1 1 Figure 65: Autoloader version messages Table 9: Autoloader Version Messages Firmware The number indicates the firmware version. EDC The number indicates the Error Detection Code that was generated when the firmware was installed. The autoloader uses this number to verify that the firmware and the memory holding the firmware are good. HW Rev The number indicates the hardware version. ME Rev The number indicates the mechanical version. SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide Autoloader Operation View Element Status The element status reports the status of the magazine slots. The status indicates whether a slot contains a cartridge, and which slot is allocated as the cleaning cartridge’s slot. To view an element’s status: 1. On the main menu, scroll to Status. (See Figure 61.) 2. Press Enter. 3. On the Status submenu, scroll to Autoloader Info. (See Figure 62.) 4. Press Enter. 5. On the autoloader Info submenu, scroll to Element Status. (See Figure 63.) . Drive: ADI285 Mailslot: Picker: Enter to View Magazines Figure 66: Element status Press Enter to view magazines. A map of all the magazine slots appears. An asterisk (*) indicates a slot occupied by a data cartridge, a (@) indicates a slot occupied by a cleaning cartridge, and an (!) indicates an empty slot designated as cleaning slot. Slot 1 Slot 2* Slot 3* Slot 4* Slot 5 Slot 9 Slot 13* Slot 6 Slot 10* Slot 14* Slot 7* Slot 11* Slot 15* Slot 8* Slot 12* Slot 16* Figure 67: Magazine map Note: If the I/E slot is enabled, I/E Slot replaces either Slot 1 or Slot 16. 6. Scroll to the slot containing the cartridge for which you want to see the status. 7. Press Enter. SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide Autoloader Operation The Element Status screen appears, displaying the barcode label for that cartridge (if an inventory has previously been run). A move command also appears on the screen. Label: DRC101 Move Slot 2 To: Slot 9 Esc to Exit Figure 68: Element status screen a. If you want to move the cartridge scroll until the location you want to move to appears under TO:, then press Enter. b. If you do not want to move the cartridge, press Escape. View Tape Drive Status To view the tape drive status: 1. On the main menu, scroll to Status. (See Figure 61.) 2. Press Enter. 3. On the Status submenu, scroll to Drive Info. (See Figure 62.) 4. Press Enter. 5. On the Drive Info submenu, scroll to Status. (See Figure 63.) 6. Press Enter. A list of messages similar to the following screen appears. SCSI ID 5 Loader LUN 1 Compression Enabled Drive Cart Present Figure 69: Drive status screen SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide Autoloader Operation Table 10: Tape Drive Status Messages SCSI ID The number indicates the autoloader SCSI ID number. Loader LUN The number indicates the Logical Unit Number of the autoloader. Compression Indicates whether the tape drive compression is enabled or disabled. Drive Cart Indicates whether a cartridge is present in the drive. View Tape Drive Version To view the tape drive version: 1. On the main menu, scroll to Status. (See Figure 61.) 2. Press Enter. 3. On the Status submenu, scroll to Drive Info. (See Figure 62.) 4. Press Enter. 5. On the Drive Info submenu, scroll to Version. (See Figure 63.) 6. Press Enter. A list of messages similar to the following screen appears. Product Type: DLT 1 Policy Version: 35.52 Servo Version: 65.6 Figure 70: Tape drive version screen Table 11: Tape Drive Version Messages Product Type The number indicates the type of product installed (DLT1). Policy Version The number indicates the version of the policy processor for the tape drive, typically the tape drive firmware version. Servo Version The number indicates the servo processor firmware version. SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide Autoloader Operation View Ethernet Information To view Ethernet information: 1. On the main menu, scroll to Status. (See Figure 61.) 2. Press Enter. 3. On the Status submenu, scroll to Ethernet Info. (See Figure 62.) 4. Press Enter. A list of messages similar to the following screen appears. MAC address: 00-e0-9e-03-0e-39 IP Address 16.116.76.46 Network: Disconnected Figure 71: View Ethernet information Table 12: Ethernet Information Messages Mac Address Indicates the serial number of your Ethernet card. IP Address The number indicates the static IP address or the currently assigned dynamic IP address. Network Indicates whether or not the autoloader is connected to the network. Run Inventory The autoloader provides a method to keep track of the cartridges currently loaded in the magazines. If your autoloader is equipped with a barcode reader, it can scan the cartridge barcode labels and store the data in its non-volatile memory. The autoloader automatically runs an inventory whenever you power it on or insert a magazine. To take inventory: 1. On the main menu, scroll to Commands. 2. Press Enter. SSL1016 Tape Autoloader Reference Guide Autoloader Operation 3. On the Commands sub...