HP surestore t20xe User Manual page 76

I
inserting tapes 4-5
installation
backup software 2-14, 3-8
driver software 2-14, 3-8
overview of external 3-2
overview of internal 2-2
prerequisites 1-7
tools required 2-3, 3-2
interface specification A-2
internet 1-8, B-6
J
jumper, termination 1-9, 2-7
jumpers, SCSI ID 2-6
L
light, blinking 4-6
load time A-2
M
magnetic bulk erasure 4-4
magnetic interference 4-8
media. See tape cartridge
mini-cartridge 4-3
motherboard-based SCSI 1-7
mounting hardware 1-7, 2-5, 2-7,
2-11
N
native storage capacity 1-2
NetServer 2-7
NetServer E 1-7
NetWare
installing TapeAssure 2-13,
3-7
versions supported 1-8
non-warranty service B-4
North American support numbers
B-7
Novell NetWare. See NetWare
Index-2
O
online services 1-8, B-6
Open Desktop 3 1-8
OpenServer 5 1-8
operating conditions for tapes 4-8
operating mode 3-6
operating system requirements
1-8
operating system, new 5-5
operation light 4-6
ordering information A-5
out-of-warranty service B-4
P
packaging for shipment B-5
part numbers A-5
phone numbers B-7
power cable
external 1-5, 3-6
internal, connecting 2-10
loose 5-4
power cable, internal 2-5
power connector 3-5
power cycling 5-3
power requirements A-3
power supply 1-5, 3-5
power switch, lack of 3-6
prerequisites
hardware 1-7
installation 1-7
operating system 1-8
tools 2-3, 3-2
problems
determining 5-2
with computer 5-3
with tape drive 5-4
product numbers 1-2
purchasing supplies or
accessories A-5
Q
QIC-3220 format 4-3, A-2
R
radio frequency interference
statements. See back of book
rails 2-5, 2-7, 2-11
included with drive 1-3
required for mounting 1-7
README file 1-8
read-write head, no cleaning
required 4-2
read-write operations, data loss
4-6
Reed-Solomon error correction
A-2
reference points 5-5
reformatting tapes 4-4
reliability specifications A-3
removing tapes 4-5, 4-6
Replica Backup software 2-14,
3-8
Replica technical support B-4
restore, failure 5-4
retension time A-2
returning a drive B-5
ribbon cable. See SCSI cable
RLL1,7 A-2
S
SCO UNIX 1-8
screws 2-5
attaching rails 2-7
fixing drive into computer
2-11
SCSI
68-pin to 50-pin adapter 1-7
accessories A-5
checking configuration 1-9
connection loose 5-4
planning the bus 1-9
termination 1-9
termination problems 5-3,
5-4
SCSI address 1-9
SCSI boot disk 1-9