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Unpack the autoloader This guide contains Tandberg Data recommends that two • Power cord Caution people unpack the autoloader and that a sequence of steps you practice good ergonomic techniques • Quick Start Guide Do not rest the autoloader on the...
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Prepare parts and tools Sections 2-4 explain Tools how to prepare and •#2 Phillips screwdriver install the autoloader. Parts • 4 autoloader brackets (2 long and 2 short, to accommodate different rack depths) • 2 support brackets • 8 10-32 x 1/4 inch button head screws Support brackets for the support brackets (4 per support bracket)
Choose a Rackmount the location autoloader It takes two people to safely rackmount Choose a location to install the your autoloader. autoloader. Warning Caution Before you begin, lower the rack’s leveler Position the autoloader so that no cooling feet and extend the rack’s anti-tip device. vents or exhaust from other devices are Failure to extend the anti-tip device could located directly in front of the unit;...
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Rackmount the autoloader, continued For details about this procedure, see Select the long or short autoloader brack- the User Manual. ets and attach them to the rear of the autoloader. (Procedure continues.) Install two clip nuts, 1.75 inches apart, onto each of the four rails of the rack, making sure that you install each pair of clip nuts at exactly the same level.
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Rackmount the autoloader, continued Put the autoloader into the rack and do Attach one support bracket to each rear the following: rail, loosely installing the screws through the clip nuts. Make sure that you attach 1. Position the autoloader in the rack so the side of the support bracket that has that each autoloader bracket rests on a only two holes, and do not tighten the...
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Rackmount the autoloader, continued Loosely install the four screws that 2. Slide the autoloader in place so that connect the support brackets (two the front ears of the autoloader align screws per support bracket) to the Autoloader bracket with the front clip nuts. Then loosely autoloader brackets.
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Make the SCSI connection Caution Sections 5-9 explain how to set up the When installing cables, be careful not to damage the SCSI pins on the connectors. autoloader. Damaged pins will cause the connection to fail. If the host computer is connected to a network, check with the system adminis- trator before turning off power.
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Power on the Connect the autoloader power cord Push the power switch on the back • The autoloader performs a calibra- Note: The first time you power on the of the autoloader to the on position tion and magazine element status. autoloader, do not power on the host.
Ethernet is the method that the server or workstation must have a unique autoloader uses to access a network. SCSI ID. The SuperLoader is set to a The Ethernet connection is how you default SCSI ID of 5. Use the front panel...
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Use magazines and magazine blanks This section explains Scroll to Right Magazine or Left Note: When you eject a magazine, you The Autoloader will not run unless both Magazine and press Enter to eject that must fully remove it or fully re-install it magazine openings are properly closed.
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Use magazines and magazine blanks, continued Load and unload cartridges Install a magazine from a fully ejected magazine For detailed instructions, see the There are two handles located on both User Manual. ends of the magazine. Move the slots within the magazine by using these two Grasp the magazine by the handle with handles.
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Use magazines and magazine blanks, continued Identify a slot Properly orient the cartridge. Caution Each slot has an identification mark that Note: There is a keying feature in each is exposed when the slots are on the To load and unload cartridges, it is recom- slot that only allows you to fully insert the upper section of the magazine.
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