Preparing To Remove The 9U Expansion Module - Quantum Scalar i500 User Manual

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WITHOUT TAPE DRIVES, TAPE CARTRIDGES, OR POWER
WARNING
SUPPLIES, A 5U CONTROL MODULE WEIGHS APPROXIMATELY 58
LBS. A 9U EXPANSION MODULE, WITHOUT TAPE DRIVES, TAPE
CARTRIDGES, OR POWER SUPPLIES, EXCEEDS 65 LBS.
TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY, AT LEAST TWO PEOPLE ARE
REQUIRED TO SAFELY LIFT THE MODULES INTO POSITION.

Preparing to Remove the 9U Expansion Module

Required tools:
Phillips #2 screwdriver, for removing and replacing the top cover plate
T10 TORX screwdriver, for removing and replacing the bottom cover plate
1
Power off the library.
2
Disconnect all power cords, network data cables, and module-to-module cables from each module you
will be removing.
You should label all cables before you remove them so you can later
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reconnect them to their proper locations.
3
Remove all power supplies from each module that you intend to remove. For details, see
Removing, and Replacing Power Supplies
4
Remove all tape drives from each module that you intend to remove. For details, see
and Replacing Tape Drives
5
If your library contains FC I/O blades, remove both the I/O blades and the accompanying fan blades
from the expansion module. For details, see
page 196 and
Adding, Removing, and Replacing the I/O Fan Blade
6
Remove the tape cartridges from each module that you intend to remove.
CAUTION
If you are unsure about which cartridge's barcode belongs in which
Note
partition, export the tape cartridges via the I/E station while keeping track of
which partition they came from. Reconfigure the library and then re-import
the cartridges via the I/E station into the appropriate partitions.
7
If you are removing a 9U expansion module located below the control module, continue with the next
step and substeps. If not, skip to the next section.
166
Installing, Removing, and Replacing
on page 179.
on page 193.
Adding, Removing, and Replacing FC I/O Blades
The library will not be able to locate tapes that are removed from one
partition and returned to a different partition. The tapes must be
returned to the same partition they were removed from. Since the
library assigns slots to a partition, you must create a map to locate
each tape or create a map of tape slots that belong to each partition.
You can do this by going to the Setup > Library Configuration screen
on the web client and clicking the Show BarCodes button.
Adding,
Adding, Removing,
on page 201.
on

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