Spectra Logic T-Series Spectra T50e Quick Start Manual page 2

Spectra T50e Library
Power-on
3 1. Press the front panel power button for two to three seconds.
2. Wait while the library performs its power-on sequence,
which typically takes six to nine minutes.
Power On
and
Log In
Locate the document(s) containing the option key(s)—each is a sequence of numbers and letters—that came in your Spectra Documentation Set.
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1. Using the stylus, select
2. Select the
3. Open the keyboard and enter the option key.
4. With the letters keyboard visible, select Save.
Enter the
Option Keys
1. Using the stylus, select
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2.Use the wizard to create the partition, and then choose one of the following:
Save Library Configuration to USB (recommended)
Save Library Configuration to autosupport@spectralogic.com (recommended)
Don't Save Library Configuration (not recommended)
3. Select Next
Create a
Note: If you prefer to manually create partitions, see the
Partition
Spectra T50e User Guide for instructions.
Load Cartridges
Use Bulk Load for the initial setup with only a single partition enabled. Refer to the Spectra T50e User Guide for more detailed information.
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1. Using the stylus, select
2.Remove the bottom left magazine and set it on a stable surface.
3. Load the cartridges sequentially starting at slot 1 and continue with the top left-side magazine, if needed. Reinsert the left-side magazine(s) and
continue with the right-side magazines, if needed. See the Spectra T50e User Guide for information about the expansion slots (slots 48 through 50).
Load
4.Gently push each magazine into the library until it is fully seated and press
Cartridges
Important!
in the same locations.
Reboot Your Host System
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1. Ensure that your SCSI HBA BIOS has LUN support enabled.
2. Reboot your host system, if needed.
3. Install your backup application, if it is not already installed.
4. Configure the application to work with the Spectra T50e library.
Reboot
www.spectralogic.com/downloads
Go to
System and
for the library.
Perform a
Perform a Backup
Backup
Refer to the documentation that came with your backup application
for instructions.
P.N. 90970017 Rev. B
Quick Start Guide
Stylus—used to navigate in screens.
1 Press power button
Menu > Configuration
Enter Key box.
Menu > Configuration
and Save.
Menu > General >
Replace magazines
Left
Right
Access port
Slot 1 (bar code labels must face out)
to download device drivers
Log Into the User Interface
After the power-on sequence completes, the login screen displays.
1. Using the stylus, touch (to select) the
2. Leave the password field blank, and select Login.
3. Wait for the initialization process to complete.
4. Close the keyboard by selecting its icon with the stylus.
Stylus in holder
> Option Keys > New.
Notes:
Option keys are not case-sensitive.
Switch between the letter and number
keyboards using the Letter/Number icon.
Repeat the steps for each option key and
then close the keyboard.
> Partitions > Automatically create a partition
Import/Export > Bulk Load. Both left-side magazines release.
CAUTION! Use caution while handling fully-loaded magazines as they are heavy!
Stop
Top
Bottom
Left-side magazines
Spectra Logic Technical Support
If you need assistance, contact us using one of these options.
Option US, Canada/Outside Europe
Email:
Web:
Phone:
Note: Reference the Spectra T50e User Guide for comprehensive
instructions on how to operate your new library. Access the manual on
the Product CD or at www.spectralogic.com/documents.
www.spectralogic.com
su
Open/close
keyboard
Letter/Number
> New.
Importing. The library performs inventory.
Important! Load cartridges sequentially starting at slot 1.
50
23
49
19
48
15
20 11
10 7
16
3
9 6
12
2
5
8
1
4
Access port
Expansion slots
support@spectralogic.com
www.spectralogic.com/support
1.800.227.4637
1.303.449.0160
User box and type su.
1 Type "su"
2
Login
3
Wait
4
Close
keyboard
Example
screen
47
43
39
35
44
31
40
Top
27
36
32
28
Bottom
24
Right-side magazines
Europe, Middle East, and Africa
support@spectralogic.com
www.spectralogic.com/support
44.0.870.112.2185
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