Starting A Diagnostic Move; Saving A Diagnostic Move; Monitoring And Controlling Open Diagnostic Moves - Oracle StorageTek SL3000 Manual

Pool Address Range — defines the area used to supply cartridges or empty slots if
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a target address does not contain a cartridge or no empty slots are available. The
pool and target address can overlap.
Access Order — determines how the robot performs get operations within the
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target address range. There are two options:
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Starting a Diagnostic Move

Before starting a diagnostic move, you must define the move (see
Diagnostic Move"
Select Tools > Diagnostics. Select the Library in the device tree.
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Click the DiagMove tab, and then the Manage tab.
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In the Defined Sequences section, select a diagnostic move. Click Open.
3.
Select File > Start Sequence.
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Saving a Diagnostic Move

You can save a defined diagnostic move to a file and use it to restore a move that has
been deleted from the library or copy it to a different library.
Select Tools > Diagnostics. Select the Library in the device tree.
1.
Click the DiagMove tab, and then the Manage tab.
2.
In the Defined Sequence section, select a diagnostic move, and then click Save at
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the top of the SLC screen.

Monitoring and Controlling Open Diagnostic Moves

To start a diagnostic move, see
Select Tools > Diagnostics. Select the Library in the device tree.
1.
Click the DiagMove tab, and then the Monitor tab.
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All resources within the target address range are reserved.
Note:
However, only the location currently being accessed by the robot for a
get/put operation is unavailable to the host.
Sequential — robot performs a get operation starting with the first location in
the target address range. The robot continues visiting the locations
sequentially through the range until it completes the requested number of
moves.
Random — robot randomly picks a location in the target address range to get a
cartridge. The robot can also visit the same location in the target address range
multiple times to get a cartridge; however, if you specify enough move
requests, the robot is guaranteed to visit all slots. The random access routine
ends after the requested number of moves is complete.
Note: You can run multiple moves simultaneously if the target and
pool address ranges for the moves do not overlap.
on page 17-4).
"Starting a Diagnostic Move"
Diagnosing Robotic Issues
"Defining a
on page 17-5.
Troubleshooting 17-5