IBM System Storage TS3400 Tape Library Maintenance Information page 290

Sun System
checking channel attachment 8-31
offloading dumps using
TAPEUTIL 8-5
updating microcode using
TAPEUTIL 8-17
T
tape
broken in midtape 9-51
broken near leader pin 9-49
damaged 1-3
no apparent damage 9-53
pulled from leader pin 9-49
spooled off supply reel 9-48
tangled along tape path 9-52
tape drives 2-5, 2-7, 3-6, 9-11
channel calibration 2-11
control path failover 2-11
data path failover 2-11
diagnostics 7-6
downloading drive logs 7-16
drive status messages 7-18
dynamic speed matching 2-11
encryption 2-11
error codes 1-15
FID message 1-2
firmware, updating 7-21
FRU ID (FID) data 1-33
installing 2-12
J1A emulation 2-12
LEDs 7-18, 7-19
Library LED 2-8
location coordinates 2-13
microcode maintenance 8-11
offloading drive dumps 8-2
offloading drive dumps to control unit
using TAPEUTIL 8-9
offloading drive dumps to HP-UX Sys-
tem using TAPEUTIL 8-6
offloading drive dumps to Linux Sys-
tem using TAPEUTIL 8-3
offloading drive dumps to
pSeries/RS6000 (AIX) using
TAPEUTIL 8-2
offloading drive dumps to SP2 using
TAPEUTIL 8-7
offloading drive dumps to Sun System
using TAPEUTIL 8-5
offloading drive dumps to tape
cartridge 8-11
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TS3400 Tape Library Maintenance Information
offloading to drive dumps Windows
using NTUTIL 8-7
Port 0 LED 2-8
Port 1 LED 2-8
Power LED 2-8
removal 2-12
removal procedure 9-11
removing cartridges manually 9-45
replacement procedure 9-12
replacing 7-7
sense data 1-28
serial number 9-13
status display 4-2
Status LED 2-8
TapeAlert flags 1-21
updating microcode from HP-UX Sys-
tem using TAPEUTIL 8-18
updating microcode from iSeries
(OS/400) 8-13
updating microcode from Linux using
TAPEUTIL 8-15
updating microcode from
pSeries/RS6000 (AIX) using
TAPEUTIL 8-13
updating microcode from SP2 using
TAPEUTIL 8-19
updating microcode from Sun System
using TAPEUTIL 8-17
updating microcode from Windows
using NTUTIL 8-19
TapeAlert flags 1-2, 1-20
library 1-20
tape drives 1-21
tools, required 9-2
trace data, downloading 7-15
trap notifications
types 1-19
troubleshooting 1-1
Accessor 1-4
capturing logs 1-3
diagnostics 1-4
encryption 1-4, 1-5
firmware 1-3
library not booting 1-4
media 1-3
no error code 1-2
Operator Panel 1-3
power 1-4
U
unlocking
I/O Station 9-4
magazines 9-4
unlocking cartridge magazines 9-4
updating firmware 7-20
drive firmware 7-21
library firmware 7-20
Web User Interface 7-21
user interface
Operator Panel 4-1
Web User Interface 4-1
user privileges, Web User Interface 4-6
V
verifying library, diagnostics 6-20
view window 2-2, 2-5
vital product data 2-6
voltage
electrical supply 2-16
safety 5-7
W
Web User Interface 4-4
account types 4-5
display elements 4-5
downloading drive logs 7-16
downloading library logs 7-13, 7-16
downloading logs 7-11
downloading operator
interventions 7-13
downloading trace data 7-15
error messages 1-17
login 4-4
menus 4-6
online/offline settings 7-23
password 4-4
statistics 7-12
updating firmware 7-21
user privileges 4-6
weight of library 2-16
width of library 2-16
Windows
checking channel attachment 8-33,
8-35
exercising drive using NTUTIL 8-23
offloading dumps using NTUTIL 8-7
starting NTUTIL 8-21
updating microcode using
NTUTIL 8-19