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- Page 1 2-634-578-12 (1) S-AIT Library Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. CSM-20S © 2005 Sony Corporation...
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Page 2: Safety Information
Model No. Serial No. Safety Information Your S-AIT library is assigned model number CSM-20S for regulatory compliance certifications. The number is indicated on the model number label on your library along with the rated voltage and current. Warning To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. - Page 3 Ratings Voltage AC 100 V - 240 V Current 1.2 A - 0.6 A Frequency 50 / 60 Hz Max. Ambient Temperature 35 degrees centigrade A certified power supply cord has to be used with this equipment. The relevant national installation and/or equipment regulations shall be considered. A certified power supply cord not lighter than ordinary polyvinyl chloride flexible cord according to IEC 60227 (designation H05VV-F 3G 0.75 mm or H05VVH2-F2 3G 0.75 mm...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Overview...............7 S-AIT Technology ............7 Product Features ............8 Compatible Cartridges ..........9 Data Cartridges ............... 9 Cleaning Cartridges............9 Supported Software ............9 Usage Precautions ............9 Important Information About Safety....... 9 Usage Precautions ............10 Components and Functions ........11 Front ................ - Page 5 Setting the SCSI ID ............27 Assigned Element Addresses ........28 Setting the Cartridges ..........29 Preparing Cartridges ............. 29 Setting the Cartridges from the Import/Export Slot..30 Setting the Cartridges with Magazines ......31 Chapter 4 Commands Overview..............34 List of Command Menu in USER Mode ...... 34 INFORMATION menu..........36 OPERATION menu.............41 CONFIGURATION menu..........57...
- Page 6 © 2005 Sony Corporation. All rights reserved. Trademarks • Sony, Advanced Intelligent Tape, and Super Advanced Intelligent Tape are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation in this country, other countries, or both. • Other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners in this country, other countries,...
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Page 7: Overview
Chapter Overview CSM-20S is an S-AIT (Super Advanced Intelligent Tape) library with a built-in S-AIT drive. Up to 20 cartridge volumes can be set and used. The unit can also be connected to, and used with, a workstation or server. -
Page 8: Product Features
With the rack mounting kit, ACY-RKSL (sold separately), the S-AIT library can be installed on an EIA STANDARD, universal pitch 19-inch rack. (The height of CSM-20S is five rack units.) Rack mounting kits are available from your dealer. For specifications of rack mounting kit, refer to the operating instructions of rack mounting kit. -
Page 9: Compatible Cartridges
Compatible Cartridges Data Cartridges Tape cartridges used with the S-AIT library must be marked with the SAIT-1 logo. SAIT-1 logo Caution Only use cartridges designed specifically for S-AIT. Cleaning Cartridges To clean the read/write heads, use the S-AIT Cleaning Cartridge SAIT1-CL. For details about cleaning, see “DRV CLEANING”... -
Page 10: Usage Precautions
Abnormal Occurrences If the unit behaves abnormally, or it begins to smell or smoke, unplug it immediately from the power outlet and contact your Sony service center. Chapter 1 Introduction... -
Page 11: Components And Functions
Components and Functions Front Front door closed A Door Lock Key Locks the front door using the supplied door lock key. B Front Door Opened to set up or replace a set of cartridges with a magazine. C Import/Export Slot (Mail Slot) The shutter automatically opens when a command is executed in your application software. - Page 12 Front door opened ABMagazine Up to 6 cartridges can be inserted in a magazine. Up to 2 magazines can be inserted. CDMagazine Lock Release Used to replace a magazine. The magazine is unlocked when pushing it down. Caution • Do not touch the parts other than magazine lock releases and magazines when the front door is opened.
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Page 13: Rear
Rear A Power Switch Press this switch to turn the library on and off. B AC IN Connector Connect the power cable. C Transport Screws for Drives (M3) Place for attaching the transport screws for Drives after removing them during installation. -
Page 14: About The Label
About the label A Model number The model number is located on the rear of the unit, together with the serial number. Refer to the model and serial numbers on the label when seeking technical support. B Serial number The serial number is located on the rear of the unit, together with the model number. -
Page 15: Overview
Installation Chapter Overview This chapter describes the general procedures for positioning the S-AIT library, connecting it to the host computer, and turning it on. This chapter also describes initial setup. Installation and setup procedures may vary slightly depending on your system. Unpacking Caution With a single drive installed, the S-AIT library weighs approximately 27 kg/... - Page 16 Inspect the unit for shipping damage. If there is damage, do not use the unit. Report the damage immediately by contacting your dealer. Remove transport screws 1 and 2 (M4) on the left side, as illustrated. Remove transport screw 3 (M3 with nut) on the right side, as illustrated. Remove screws (M3) for drive on the top of the unit, as illustrated.
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Page 17: Package Contents
• In addition to the above, other items may be included in the package. • All the items included with the S-AIT library are indicated on the package. Download the Operating Instructions and device driver from the Sony Web site (http://www.sony.net/Products/storagesolution/). -
Page 18: Installing The S-Ait Library
Installing the S-AIT Library The S-AIT library weights about 27 kg/59.5 lbs. (with a single drive installed) and has the following dimensions. With two drives installed, the S-AIT library weighs approximately 31 kg/68.3 lbs. Make sure that the surface where you will install the S-AIT library is appropriate before installing the unit. -
Page 19: Connecting The Power Cable
Connecting the Power Cable Note Make sure that the electrical outlet you use to connect the unit is properly grounded. Verify the power cable plug to make sure that it matches the AC IN connector receptacle. Connect one end of the power cable to the AC IN connector and the other end to the power outlet. -
Page 20: Connecting The Scsi Bus Cable
Connecting the SCSI Bus Cable Connect the S-AIT library and the host computer with a SCSI cable. This section describes how to do so. Use an Ultra 160/m SCSI LVD cable commonly sold in stores to connect the unit to the SCSI bus. The S-AIT library uses a 68- pin half pitch connector. -
Page 21: Scsi Bus
When the S-AIT library is one of several devices on the SCSI bus Turn off all SCSI devices on the SCSI bus, including the S-AIT library. Caution When connecting or disconnecting a SCSI cable to SCSI devices (including the S-AIT library), turn off all the SCSI devices. Failing to do so may result in damage. -
Page 22: Overview
Operation Chapter Overview This chapter explains the control panel, basic settings, handling the cartridges. Using the Device The device can be used under two different modes, the ON LINE and USER modes. In ON LINE mode, the device is controlled through SCSI commands from the host computer. -
Page 23: Front Panel Of The Device
Front Panel of the Device LCD Panel and Control Buttons The LCD can display up to 16 characters on each of its two lines. The upper line displays the mode or the menu, while the lower line displays the operation settings. -
Page 24: Operation Modes
Operation Modes This section presents detailed explanations about the ON LINE and USER modes. ON LINE Mode When the device starts, it enters ON LINE mode and “<<<ON LINE>>>” appears on the LCD panel. When there is no error with the library and drives, the following information usually appears: <<<ON LINE>>>... - Page 25 Operations “UP” button: Displays the next menu. “DOWN” button: Displays the previous menu. “ENTER” button: Displays the submenu (command menu). “CANCEL” button: Confirms the switching to ON LINE mode. Pressing the “Enter” button displays the available command menu. Operations “Up” button: Displays the next command menu.
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Page 26: Turning The Unit On Or Off
Entering USER Mode when you Turn on the Device Press the “DOWN”, “ENTER”, and “CANCEL” buttons simultaneously, and then press the power switch on the rear panel. Keep pressing the buttons until the display is changed from <<<ON LINE>>> to <<USER>>. Caution •... -
Page 27: Turning Off The Unit
Turn on the host computer. Notes • If the host computer is turned on too soon after turning on the library, the host computer may not detect the library's SCSI IDs. Wait until the above message appears on the LCD panel, then turn on the host computer. •... -
Page 28: Assigned Element Addresses
Assigned Element Addresses An element is a physical location where a cartridge can be kept. Applications use element addresses to differentiate between the elements of the S-AIT library. In this library, the element addresses are assigned to the cartridge slots and the S-AIT drives in the following manner. -
Page 29: Setting The Cartridges
Setting the Cartridges Prepare a cartridge and set it to the S-AIT library. Preparing Cartridges Affix the provided bar code label to the cartridge, then prepare it for use. Caution By default, the library is set to read bar codes. When the library has been set to read bar codes, it takes very long for the initialization process after the library is powered on or some operations are performed with cartridges. -
Page 30: Setting The Cartridges From The Import/Export Slot
Setting the Cartridges from the Import/Export Slot Cartridges can be set to the library from the Import/Export slot. To set the cartridges, set the target element addresses. For information about element addresses, refer to “Assigned Element Addresses” (page 28). Use a command such as “OPERATION” - “IMPORT MEDIUM” in USER mode and set the target element addresses. -
Page 31: Setting The Cartridges With Magazines
Setting the Cartridges with Magazines Up to 12 cartridges can be set at once with magazines. Execute [OPERATION] - [MAGAZINE XCHG] in USER mode. Executing the command performs an exchange operation of magazines. For details, see chapter 4 “MAGAZINE XCHG” (page 47). The lock of the front door is unlocked and you can now open the door. - Page 32 Keep pressing the cartridge lock release lever on the magazine and then set/ remove cartridges in/from the magazine. Cartridge lock release lever Insert a cartridge with the write-protect switch upward Caution Do not insert the cartridges in the wrong direction. If the direction is mistaken, the magazine cannot be placed properly into the library, which may cause damage the cartridges and/or the library.
- Page 33 Caution When you insert/remove a magazine in/from the library, never press the cartridge lock release lever above the handle. If you do so, the cartridge is unlocked, causing a failure of the library. When the front door is closed, the cartridge lock is automatically released.
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Page 34: Overview
Commands Chapter Overview This chapter explains what the commands can be used in USER mode. List of Command Menu in USER Mode No. Menu display Functions Page No. INFORMATION menu page 36 INQUIRY DISP Displays the model name of library and drives as well as the version of firmware. page 36 SERIAL DISP Displays serial numbers of library and drives. - Page 35 No. Menu display Functions Page No. FILL LIBRARY Allows you to insert the certain number of media from the import/export slot by specifying page 54 the number of media. EMPTY LIBRARY Allows you to eject all the media from the library. page 55 DRV EJECT Allows you to eject media from the drives.
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Page 36: Information Menu
The library is now in Command execution mode. LIBRARY CSM-20 LIBRARY SONY Rev0100 Display Upper line: Shows a device that is presently selected. Lower line: Shows Product ID, Vendor ID and Revision of the firmware that is presently selected. -
Page 37: Serial Disp
SERIAL DISP This command is used to display serial numbers of library and drives. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode. LIBRARY S/N : 000010000001 Display... - Page 38 ERROR LOG DISP This command is used to display 100 latest error logs that occurred in the library. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode.
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Page 39: Life Log Disp
LIFE LOG DISP This command is used to display life management data (operation counts) for the library. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode. -
Page 40: Load Cnt Disp
LOAD CNT DISP This command is used to display how many times media was inserted into data transfer elements (drives). Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode. -
Page 41: Operation Menu
OPERATION menu The OPERATION menu includes the commands listed below: • REZERO UNIT (page 41) • CTG INVENTORY (page 42) • MOVE MEDIUM (page 43) • IMPORT MEDIUM (page 44) • EXPORT MEDIUM (page 45) • BARCODE SEARCH (page 46) •... -
Page 42: Ctg Inventory
Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. CTG INVENTORY This command is used to detect whether any media is set in store elements and data transfer elements and display the status result. Make sure to execute the command every time when you manually insert media into the elements or eject it from the elements and update the media information on the library. -
Page 43: Move Medium
Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. MOVE MEDIUM This command is used to move media from the “From Position” element address to the “To Position” element address. Please keep it in mind that the command operates independently of the host management software. - Page 44 • When the command ends abnormally The following display appears. MOVE MEDIUM ERROR * * / * * Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. IMPORT MEDIUM This command is used to move media from the import/export element address and store it at the specified element address.
- Page 45 Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. EXPORT MEDIUM This command is used to eject media from the “FROM POSITION” element address to the import/export element. Press the “Enter”...
- Page 46 BARCODE SEARCH This command is used to obtain bar code information for all the media. The library detects bar code information for slots where media is set, but does not detect if media is inserted. If you need to detect the presence of media, execute the CTG INVENTORY operation in advance.
- Page 47 MAGAZINE XCHG This command is used to exchange magazines. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode. MAGAZINE CHANGE Push ENTER Key. Button Operations “Up”...
- Page 48 • When magazines are not replaced The following display appears. MAGAZINE SLOT NO CHANGE In two seconds after the display appears, the library returns to the command menu. • When the front panel is closed, keeping the magazines out The following display appears. MAGAZINE SLOT NO MAGAZINE In two seconds after the display is shown, the following screen appears.
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Page 49: Shipping Park
Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. SHIPPING PARK This command is used to shut down the library automatically. This command executes the following operations. •... -
Page 50: Drv Cleaning
Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. DRV CLEANING This command is used to clean up drives in the library. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. - Page 51 • When the command ends normally The following display appears. DRV CLEANING COMPLETED • When the command ends abnormally The following display appears. DRV CLEANING ERROR * * / * * Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter”...
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Page 52: Drv F/W Up
• When a time-out occurs (20 minutes) for some reason and the command ends abnormally After the medium is ejected, the following display appears. DRV CLEANING TIMEOUT!! Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel”... - Page 53 Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: No associated function. “Cancel” button: Cancels the stand-by state and returns to the command menu. When you insert a firmware upload medium, a firmware upload operation starts automatically. When the upload is completed, the firmware upload medium is ejected from the import/export slot.
- Page 54 • Although an upload medium is inserted, the drive could not read the data or when a medium other than upload media is inserted After the medium is ejected, the following display appears. Not F/W upload Cartridge!! Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter”...
- Page 55 • When the command ends normally The following display appears. FILL LIBRARY COMPLETED • When the command ends abnormally The following display appears. FILL LIBRARY ERROR * * / * * Button Operations “Up” button and “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter”...
- Page 56 DRV EJECT This command is used to eject media from built-in drives of the device. Press the “Enter” button when the command menu is displayed, and the LCD panel display changes as follows. The library is now in Command execution mode.
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Page 57: Configuration Menu
CONFIGURATION menu The CONFIGURATION menu includes the commands listed below: • SCSI-ID SET (page 57) • BARCODE SET (page 58) • USER PASSWORD (page 58) • PASSWORD MODE (page 59) • DRV HOT SWAP (page 59) SCSI-ID SET This command is used to view and change SCSI IDs of the library and built-in drives as well as specify whether mounted drives are used. -
Page 58: User Password
Caution Avoid specifying duplicate SCSI ID. When a duplicate SCSI ID is specified, a conflict message appears and the setting is canceled. Once you change a SCSI ID, press the “ENTER” button. The following screen appears. SCSI-ID SET CHANGED! SHUT DOWN POWER The new SCSI ID becomes effective when the device is powered on next time. - Page 59 PASSWORD CHANGE ? NEW CODE >> 1 2 3 Button Operations “Up” button: No associated function. “Down” button: No associated function. “Enter” button: Confirms the new password. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. The new password becomes effective when you log in the USER mode next time.
- Page 60 Button Operations “Up” button: Changes to the next option. “Down” button: Changes to the previous option. “Enter” button: Interrupts/supplies the power of selected drive. “Cancel” button: Returns to the command menu. Caution In the command operation, the power of drive you selected is interrupted regardless of how the drive is being used.
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Page 61: Overview
Displays in ON LINE Mode Chapter Overview This chapter explains messages appeared on the LCD panel and LED lightings as well as operating procedures when an error or a warning occurred in the library and drives in ON LINE mode. In ON LINE mode, an error/warning message appears in the following cases and the LED lights or flashes. -
Page 62: Display When An Error Occurred In The Library
Display When an Error Occurred in the Library When an error occurs in the library, the following message appears and the Error/Warning LED lights. DEVICE FAILED ERROR 94/EE Display Upper line: Indicates that an error occurred in the library. Lower line: Displays the details of error (AA/BB CC) AA: Additional Sense Code (Same as SCSI ASC) BB: Additional Sense Code Qualifier (Same as SCSI ASCQ) CC: Additional Error Code (Values for debug) -
Page 63: Display When A Warning Occurred In The Drives
Notes When the error occurs, stop using the drive and check its state. Display When a Warning Occurred in the Drives When a warning occurs in the drives, the following message appears and the Error/Warning LED flashes. Warning Drive1 Cleaning Request Display Upper line: Displays a drive in which a warning occurred. -
Page 64: When An Interruption Occurred In The Aci Communication With The Drives
When an Interruption Occurred in the ACI Communication with the Drives When the ACI communication is disabled between the drive and the library, the following message appears and the Error/Warning LED lights. <<< ON LINE >>> ACI Error Display Lower line: Displays a drive in which an error occurred. When an ACI error occurred in both drives, the display switches regularly. -
Page 65: Display When A Warning And An Error Occurred In The Drives At The Same Time
Display When a Warning and an Error Occurred in the drives at the Same Time When a warning and an error occur in the drives at the same time, the following message appears and the Error/Warning LED lights. An error of the drive is prioritized in the following order: ACI Error > Drive Error >... -
Page 66: When An Error (Warning) Occurred In Both The Library And The Drives At The Same Time
When an Error (Warning) occurred in Both the Library and the Drives at the Same Time When an error condition exists in the drives and then an error occurs in the library, the error in the library is displayed first over the error in the drives. The Error/Warning LED lights in the same way as the occurrence of other errors. -
Page 67: Compatible Cartridges
Using the Media Chapter Compatible Cartridges S-AIT library uses: • S-AIT data cartridges • S-AIT cleaning cartridges Only use the cartridges above with your S-AIT library. Do not use other types of cartridges, such as LTO Ultrium, SDLT, or DLT. Data Cartridge S-AIT data cartridges contain a half-inch AME (Advanced Metal Evaporated) tape. -
Page 68: Components And Functions
This switch is used to prevent data from being written to the tape. For details, see “Setting the Write-protect Switch” on page 70. Note The Sony S-AIT Data Cartridge SAIT1-500 write-protect switch is orange. The Sony S-AIT Cleaning Cartridge SAIT1-CL write-protect switch is blue. Chapter 6 Using the Media... - Page 69 Bottom E Recognition Holes Used by the unit to determine the type of cartridge. S-AIT data cartridge recognition holes are all closed. S-AIT cleaning cartridge holes are closed except hole Caution Do not open the recognition holes as this may prevent the unit from recognizing the type of cartridge correctly.
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Page 70: Setting The Write-Protect Switch
I Spring-loaded Hub Used by the unit to rotate the cartridge reel. Caution Do not close the spring-loaded hub as this may cause loading problems. J Reel Lock Used to prevent the tape from moving when it is outside the unit. When you insert a cartridge into the unit, its reel locks are released automatically. -
Page 71: Cleaning Cartridge
Cleaning Cartridge Use a Sony S-AIT Cleaning Cartridge SAIT1-CL to clean the S-AIT library drive heads. When a head needs to be cleaned, “Warning Drive Cleaning Request” appears on the LCD display and the Error/Warning LED flashes. For details about how to use the cleaning cartridge, see “DRV CLEANING” on page 50. -
Page 72: Usage, Storage, And Transport Environmental Specifications
Storage precautions • Store cartridges in an appropriate environment (see page 72 for details). • Always place cartridges in their plastic cases as soon as possible when you are not using them. • Do not place cartridges on or near devices that may produce magnetic fields such as computers or monitors as this may erase the data on the tape. -
Page 73: If You Forget The Password
If you forget the password, contact the Service and Support Center Troubleshooting Before contacting a Sony service center, verify the following. If the problem persists, contact your Sony service center. The unit does not start (the POWER indicator does not light) or operate properly •... - Page 74 • Some application software may require a device driver that loads the data from the library. Install a device driver based on your operating system. For device drivers, refer to the Sony Web site where you can download the Operating Instructions.
- Page 75 Although the application software and the library are working properly, data cannot be read/written. • Verify that the write-protect switch of the cartridge is set to writable. • Use only S-AIT cartridges. • If a cartridge has been used for a long time or very frequently, replace it with a new cartridge.
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Page 76: Transporting The S-Ait Library
Transporting the S-AIT Library If you are transporting the S-AIT library for any reason, such as moving offices or repairing the library, make the following preparations: Take out all the cartridges set in the library. Caution • If the cartridges cannot be taken out by operating the control buttons, refer to “The cartridges cannot be removed.”... -
Page 77: Opening The Front Door With Front Door Release Pins
Opening the Front Door with Front Door Release Pins To open the front door of the library when the power is OFF, use the supplied front door release pin. Insert a front door release pin in the pin slot on the front door. The door lock of the front door is now unlocked. -
Page 78: Error Code List
Error Code List When an error occurred in the S-AIT library, the Error/Warning LED lights in orange. When an error occurred, check the error code appeared on the LCD panel and then recover from the condition based on the list below. Afterwards, turn off the power and then turn on the power again. - Page 79 ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION SENSE KEY To Recover ASCQ PARAMETER NOT SUPPORTED ILLEGAL Detected that an improper page code was REQUEST issued by the initiator. PARAMETER VALUE INVALID ILLEGAL Detected that an improper parameter code was REQUEST issued by the initiator. POWER ON, RESET, OR BUS DEVICE UNIT RESET OCCURRED...
- Page 80 ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION SENSE KEY To Recover ASCQ THRESHOLD CONDITION MET UNIT The comparison of set value/accumulated ATTENTION value of life parameter and log parameter have met with the specified state. LOG COUNTER AT MAXIMUM UNIT Accumulated value of log parameter is now at ATTENTION maximum.
- Page 81 ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION SENSE KEY To Recover ASCQ MEDIA JUMPING HARDWARE Execute the MAGAZINE XCHG operation A cartridge has been jumped out. ERROR to remove the magazine and then verify if any cartridges are come out from the magazine. CARTRIDGE IS IN CARRIER ABORTED A cartridge exists in the picker.
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Page 82: Specifications
Maximum 26 TB (When using 20 SAIT-1 600 m cartridge volumes, 2.6:1 data compression Data transfer rate CSM-20S/S1 model 216GB/h (When installing 2 drives, without compression Compression rate varies depending on the type of data. Transfer rate varies depending on the performance of your host computer. -
Page 83: Power Specifications/Miscellaneous
Power Specifications/Miscellaneous Power 100-240V AC ± 10% (50 to 60 Hz) 1.2 A (100 V AC) 0.6 A (240 V AC) Power consumption 100W (When installing 2 drives) Noise level 55 dB (A) External dimensions 430 × 220 × 745 mm (W × H × D) (excluding protrusions) (16.9 ×... -
Page 84: Index
Preparing host computer ....17 Index S-AIT technology ......7 SCSI bus cable ......20 Serial number ....... 14 Appendix ........73 Setting write-protect switch ..70 Software ......... 9 Specifications ......72, 82 Cartridges ..... 9, 29, 67, 71 Storage precautions ...... - Page 85 For information about the S-AIT library, contact your reseller. Sony Corporation...