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frame (continued)
checkout 185
FRUs
cables 255
locations
rack 251
power supply
rack 252
rack
cables 255
locations 251
FRUs drive canister 252
FSC
locating 135
trap list menu 141
functions
drive 19
G
glossary 297
gloves (lint-free nylon)
for cartridge removal 196
ordering 35
green LEDs
drive power indicator (operator bezel) 29
ethernet
indications 187
fibre activity, communications, status (drive rear) 31
library activity 31
locations
drive front (operator bezel) 29
drive rear 31
locations (drive rear) 31
ports 31
power 31
power supply 32
status 31
H
hard address
set menu 104
hardware fault isolation 240
head
cleaning cartridge 36
test 109
helpful URLs xviii
hexadecimal conversion, ASCII 43
history log
microcode EC level 205
names 206
hook and loop fastener 38
horizontal bar indicators 83
host
attachments supported 177
elapsed time to update microcode using 217
install cable (Fibre Channel) 179
messages 22
hot pluggable
definition 297, 307
power supplies 20
HP-UX
328
HP-UX (continued)
checking channel attachment 232
elapsed time to update microcode with 217
tapeutil program 269
updating microcode from 221
HSARS
concepts 43
configuration menu 146
enable 119
HyperTerminal
elapsed time to update microcode with 217
I
IBM Tape Diagnostic Tool 261
IBMtapeutil
Linux
command line mode 280
interactive mode 278
run procedure 278
icon
clean 83
clearing from service panel flash dump 211
drive type/capability 82
dump 83
file-protect 84
flash dump 83
safety 156
service 291
write-protected 84
ID scheme, understanding port 0 {or 1} 81
identifying
drive models 30
tape cartridge types 25
Identifying
data tape cartridge types 25
IML 35
inches
to centimeters conversion 283
to meters conversion 283
to millimeters conversion 283
indicators
drive type/capability 82
media data 82
tape position 83
volume position 83
write-protected 84
initial microprogram load 35
inquiry command
about 226
fibre 226
inspection, safety 156
install
checkout 174
fibre channel cable example 178
host Fibre Channel cable 179
intermittent fibre channel errors 239
menu 118
preparation 168
reporting 180
tools for 169
intended audience for this MI ii
interface C 150
intermittent fibre channel error 239