25-Pin, 9-Pin, And 4-Pin Serial Port Modes - Sun Microsystems SPARCstorage Library User Manual

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2.2.1.4 Running the SunDiag System Exerciser

2.2.2 25-Pin, 9-Pin, and 4-Pin Serial Port Modes

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The SunDiag™ system exerciser is diagnostic package designed to stress test
hardware devices. Using the SunDiag test, tapetest, you can test the
functionality of the tape library. Refer to the SunDiag User's Guide for
instructions on how to use the SunDiag software.
1. Select the Interface Menu by pressing
2. Select the Control Mode Menu by pressing
3. Select Sequential CTS1, Sequential CTS2, or Dual Sequential (for two
drive models) mode by pressing
a. Set the Restart option to ON by pressing
b. Set the Loop option to ON by pressing
4. Open and close the tape library.
This action causes the tape library to inventory cartridge locations and place
a tape cartridge in each tape drive.
5. Press Escape until you get to the Primary Menu.
6. Select the Main Screen by pressing Enter.
Leave the tape library in Main Screen mode for normal operation.
7. Start the SunDiag system exerciser.
Note – After you have successfully run the SunDiag software, you should
return the tape library to the SCSI Interface mode.
8. From the Control Mode Menu, select SCSI Interface by pressing
then Enter.
9. Return the Restart and Loop options back to their settings before SunDiag
testing. Most likely, you will need to:
a. Set the Restart option to OFF by pressing
b. Set the Loop option to OFF by pressing
The 25-pin, 9-pin and 4-pin serial port modes are not supported on Sun
systems.
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