Creating Logical Libraries; Deleting/Modifying A Logical Library - IBM System Storage TS3310 Setup And Operator Manual

v I/O - tests the open/close and lock/unlock sensors of the I/O Station doors
(see "DR011: I/E (I/O Station) Lock Diagnostic (a Library Verify Test)" on
page 11-38)
v Bar code - tests the ability of the bar code scanner to read an internal library
bar code (see "DR007: Bar Code Scanner Diagnostic (a Library Verify Test)"
on page 11-36)
v Drive - tests the read/write function of a selected drive; a scratch (blank)
cartridge is required for this test (see "DR006: Drive Diagnostic (a Library
Verify Test)" on page 11-36)
v Door - tests the open/close sensors of the Access Doors (Each Access Door in
your library must be tested individually. After closing the Access Door just
tested, wait until the library inventory is complete before running the next
test or resuming normal library operations.)
4. Touch Back to return to the System Diagnostics screen.
5. Touch Back to return to the Library Offline screen.
6. Touch No to exit the Bringing logical libraries OFFLINE screen.
7. Touch Backto return to the Service menu screen.
8. Touch Exit to return to the Tools menu.
9. Touch the Operations tab, then touch Logical Library Mode to bring your
logical libraries back ONLINE.

Creating Logical Libraries

Use this menu to create logical libraries within your library. The maximum number
of logical libraries allowed in the library is equal to the number of drives installed
in the library. For more information, see "Determining the Number of Logical
Libraries (Partitions)" on page 2-1 and "Working with Logical Libraries" on page
5-4.

Deleting/Modifying a Logical Library

Use this menu to delete or modify logical libraries within your library. The modify
function is only available from the Web User Interface. When all library resources
are assigned to logical libraries, at least one logical library must be deleted to make
library resources available before a new logical library can be created or an existing
logical library can be modified.
The maximum number of logical libraries allowed in the library is equal to the
number of drives installed in the library. For more information, see "Working with
Logical Libraries" on page 5-4.
From the Operator Panel: Setup → Create Logical Libraries
From the Web User Interface: Manage Library → Logical Libraries
From the Operator Panel: Setup → Delete Logical Libraries
From the Web User Interface: Manage Library → Logical Libraries
Chapter 8. Operating Procedures
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