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A SCSI designation for any device or bin in the library
element
that can hold a DLT cartridge. SCSI elements include storage bins,
tape drives, load port bins, and the gripper.
A message appearing on the host computer or
error message
library control panel screen informing you that the program was
unable to carry out the desired operation.
To carry out the instructions in a computer program.
execute
Standard established by the U.S. Federal
FCC Class A
Communications Commission governing electromagnetic
emissions in a commercial environment.
Field-replaceable unit—A term given to parts of the library
FRU
that are designed to be replaced onsite.
FSE Field Service Engineer.
Host or host computer
to control the library robotics and tape drives.
High-voltage differential—A standard method of driving
HVD
SCSI cables that has been in use for years.
An operation in which the library determines the
inventory
identity and location of all tape cartridges and SCSI elements.
Kilobyte—A standard unit of measure for computer memory
KB
equal to 1,024 bytes. For example, 8 KB is equal to 8,192 bytes.
Liquid crystal display—An electro-optical device used to
LCD
display digits, characters or images, commonly used in digital
watches, calculators, and portable computers.
Light-emitting diode—a type of diode that emits light when
LED
current passes through it. LEDs are used as indicator lights.
Low-voltage differential — a method of driving SCSI cables
LVD
which uses less power than HVD and will allow higher transfer
speeds.
Quantum|ATL PowerStor L200 Series Library User's Guide
The computer that issues SCSI commands
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