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Importing Tape Cartridges
Use Import to add tape cartridges to your library through the Mailbox. Import moves all tape
cartridges currently in the Mailbox to the first available slots in the library. Using Import to insert
tape cartridges does not disrupt library operations.
To use this procedure, the Mailbox must be unlocked. For more information, see Locking/
Unlocking the Mailbox on page 8-63. In addition, before beginning, ensure the tape cartridges
have barcode labels and are not write-protected.
Path: Main menu > Command > Mailbox > Import
To import tape cartridges
1. From the Main menu, select Command and then select Mailbox. Select Import.
The picker moves all cartridges in the Mailbox to the first available empty slots. See Slot
Numbering on page 2-8.
2. When complete, select OK.
3. If you want to move the imported tape cartridges to a new location, use Move Media.
Manually Inserting Tape Cartridges
If you need to add a large number of tape cartridges to the library, you probably will want to manually
insert them. If you only have a small number of tape cartridges to add, use the Import command as
it does not interfere with library operations. To do this procedure, the front door must be unlocked
or you must have the key. In addition, before starting, ensure the tape cartridges have barcode
labels and are not write-protected.
To manually insert tape cartridges
1. Place the library in an offline state.
See Using Commands that Require an Offline State on page 5-38.
2. If the library door is locked, unlock the door. Open the door, and put the tape cartridges into the
slots.
3. Close the door. (Lock it if necessary.)
The library executes the TEACH and INVENTORY procedures.
CAUTION:
If the library is partitioned (through the host software), this command
could move a tape cartridge into an incorrect partition. After
importing, notice where the tape cartridge is placed, and if necessary,
move the tape cartridge to a new location using Move Media.
CAUTION:
If your library is partitioned (through the host software), be aware of
where you are placing tape cartridges.
- Scalar 100 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Contents 3
- Using the Operator Panel 4
- Running your Library 5
- Configuring your Library 6
- Maintaining your Library 6
- Contents I-v 7
- Troubleshooting and Help 8
- Introduction 11
- Intended Audience 12
- Description 13
- Front Panel Components 14
- Front Power Switch 15
- Door Lock 15
- Operator Panel 15
- Back Panel Components 16
- Rear Power Switch 17
- Remote Management Unit 17
- Storage Networking Controller 17
- Internal Components 18
- Description 2-9 19
- SCSI Connections 20
- Setting up your Scalar 100 21
- Finding a Location 22
- Unpacking your Library 22
- Preparing the Host 24
- Host Coordinate System 25
- Installing a SCSI Adapter 25
- 3-16 6-00667-01 Rev B 26
- Rackmounting your Library 27
- Installing Side Panels 30
- Installing Casters 31
- Installing/Removing a Drive 31
- Removing a Drive 32
- Replacing a Drive 33
- Installing Bulk Load Mailbox 34
- Removing the Standard Mailbox 35
- Installing a Storage Column 38
- 4-30 6-00667-01 Rev B 40
- Working with Buttons 44
- Getting Library Messages 44
- Getting Mailbox Status 45
- Menu Guidelines 47
- Using the Main menu 47
- The Menu Tree 48
- Getting Information 49
- Getting Sensor Information 51
- Getting Slot Information 52
- Viewing Drive Information 55
- Getting Logs 55
- Printing Logs (HyperTerminal) 56
- Getting the Command Logs 56
- Getting Error Logs 57
- Getting Drive Logs 57
- Moving the Picker 60
- Taking Inventory 61
- CAUTION: 62
- Importing Tape Cartridges 63
- Exporting a Tape Cartridge 64
- Importing Cleaning Cartridges 65
- Working with Drives 66
- Configuring Barcode Length 69
- Configuring Drive Cleaning 70
- Setting Drive SCSI IDs 71
- Setting the Date and Time 71
- Locking/Unlocking the Mailbox 73
- 8-64 6-00667-01 Rev B 74
- Updating Drive Firmware 76
- Exercising the Picker Fingers 77
- Exercising the Picker Axes 79
- Exercising the Library 80
- Running a Demo 81
- Running a Self Test 81
- Resetting a Drive 82
- Servicing Drives 83
- 9-74 6-00667-01 Rev B 84
- Tape Use Guidelines 85
- Using Barcode Labels 86
- 10-78 6-00667-01 Rev B 88
- Starting the RMU 90
- Supported Browsers 90
- RMU Requirements 90
- Setting up the RMU 90
- Logging into the RMU 91
- Configuring SNMP 92
- Configuring RMU User Accounts 93
- Configuring the Time and Date 94
- Updating Firmware 94
- Viewing Diagnostic Files 95
- Viewing Logs 95
- Getting Help 96
- Operator Information Messages 110
- Interpreting Drive LEDs 111
- Getting More Information 111
- 12-102 6-00667-01 Rev B 112
- Specifications 113
- SDLT/DLT 114
- 13-106 6-00667-01 Rev B 116
- Regulatory Notices 117
- IC Notice (Canada Only) 118
- CE Notice 119
- VCCI Notices (Japan Only) 119
- Declaration of Conformity 120
- 15-112 6-00667-01 Rev B 122
- Index 15-113 123
- 15-114 6-00667-01 Rev B 124
- Index 15-115 125
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