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Robot Module Removal and Replacement
Disconnect the expansion cable plug from the output port on the module controller
3.
of a library with a tape capacity of greater than 300 tapes. This action applies to
Module 6 through Module 10.
Squeeze the latch sections together.
4.
Extend the latch fully away from the module controller.
5.
Pull the controller card out of the module slot.
6.
Set the module controller on the anti-static work surface.
7.
Replace the Module Controller
Remove the replacement module controller from the ESD packaging.
1.
Grasp the module controller without touching components or electrical contacts,
2.
and open the retaining latch.
Insert the module controller, component side up, into the module slot.
3.
Seat the latch in the slot to secure the module controller.
4.
Connect the expansion cable input plug to the module controller input port.
5.
Connect the expansion cable output plug to the module controller output port. This
6.
applies to libraries with tape capacity greater than 300 tapes (Module 6 through
Module 10). You must remove the dust cover from the output port.
Insert the failed module controller into the ESD packaging.
7.
Follow the power on procedures (see
8.
page 10-19).
Robot Module Removal and Replacement
The robot module is located at the top of the base module (see
page 10-1). The robot must be parked in the base module, the robot lock engaged, and
the thumbscrews loosened before attempting to remove the robot module.
Remove the Robot
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Manually Retract the Robot
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ESD damage. Do not touch any electronic components
Caution:
or electrical contacts.
"Validate the Component Installation"
"CRU Locations"
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