HP C7401A - SureStore Ultrium 230 Tape Drive User Manual

index
data protection
index of topics
contact hp
home page
before you start
operation
cartridge care
cleaning
one-button disaster
recovery
specifications
diagnostics
troubleshooting
FAQs
SCSI configuration
UNIX configuration
ordering supplies
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index
contents of this section
a b c d
n o p
accessories, ordering See
addresses, customer support See
AIX (IBM UNIX) See IBM AIX 3.2.5+
altitude, operating limits Choose your drive model from
Specifications
amber light See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
anti-static protection See Installation Guide
applications, backup See
archive life See Caring for Cartridges
Asia Pacific support numbers See Technical Support for
AT&T mode See UNIX Glossary
backup applications See
backup driver software See
backup failure See You Cannot Back Up or Restore
backup software See Backup Software Requirements
compatibility with TapeAlert See
problems with See
Berkeley mode See UNIX Glossary
boot-up fails See Computer Does Not Boot Up
cables available See Ordering Information
cable supplied with drive See Installation Guide
capacity, tape See Choosing Cartridges
care of cartridges See Caring for Cartridges
cartridges
archive life See Caring for Cartridges
available from HP See
care of See Caring for Cartridges
choosing See Choosing Cartridges
excessive errors See
labels See labels, cartridge
life See Caring for Cartridges
loading cartridges in a drive See
ordering See Ordering Information
storing See Caring for Cartridges
tape life See Caring for Cartridges
times used See Caring for Cartridges
unloading See Unloading a Cartridge
write-protecting See
certifications Choose your drive model from
changing SCSI ID See Installation Guide
Clean light See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
cleaning cartridges
about See Cleaning the Tape Heads
ordering See Ordering Information
cleaning tape heads See
compression
available on HP tape drives Choose your drive model from
and Specifications
definition See UNIX Glossary
computer problems See
condensation See Caring for Cartridges
contacting HP See Obtaining Service
customer support See Customer Support
data cartridges
about See Choosing Cartridges
ordering See Ordering Information
data compression Choose your drive model from
DEC UNIX systems See
default SCSI ID See Installation Guide
device filenames
HP-UX See HP-UX Systems
IBM AIX See IBM AIX 3.2.5+
PC UNIX See PC-Based UNIX (SCO)
diagnosing problems See
Digital UNIX 4.x See UNIX Configuration Guide: DEC Systems
drive
cannot back up or restore See
designations Choose your drive model from
Specifications
does not power up See
features Choose your drive model from
internal identification number Choose your drive model from
and Specifications
lights See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
maintenance See
models Choose your drive model from
power requirements Choose your drive model from
Specifications
returning for service See
specifications Choose your drive model from
Specifications
switching on See
use instructions See
warranty See Warranty
driver software
available online See
missing See You Cannot Back Up or Restore
on this CD-ROM See Installation Guide or README file
ejecting a cartridge See
electrical requirements Choose your drive model from
electromagnetic specifications Choose your drive model from
Specifications
electrostatic discharge, protection against See Installation Guide
EMC certifications Choose your drive model from
see the back of your Installation Guide
environmental specifications Choose your drive model from
Specifications
equipment supplied with drive See Installation Guide
error condition signal
tape drive See Front Panel Lights
cartridge See Front Panel Lights
European support numbers See Technical Support for
expired cleaning cartridges See
Express Exchange warranty See
Drive
fast, wide SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
fault condition See Troubleshooting Tips
features of DAT drives Choose your drive model from
filemarks See UNIX Glossary
firmware upgrades See
flashing light See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
Form, Customer Service See
formats, tape See Choosing Cartridges
frequency of cleaning See
frequently asked questions See
front panel See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
FTP site See Worldwide Online Services
green light See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
hang during boot-up See
head cleaner, automatic See
head cleaning See Cleaning the Tape Heads
high error rate See Cleaning the Tape Heads
host adapter, SCSI See
HP part numbers See Ordering Information
HP service agreements See
HP-UX See HP-UX Systems
humidity specifications Choose your drive model from
IBM AIX See IBM AIX 3.2.5+
immediate mode See UNIX Glossary
infinite flush See UNIX Glossary
inserting a cartridge See
installation prerequisites See
installing your drive See Installation Guide
Internet sites See Worldwide Online Services
IRIX See Silicon Graphics IRIX
jammed cartridges See
jumpers, SCSI ID See Installation Guide
labels, cartridge
backup tapes See
one label only See
LEDs See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
life of LTO Ultrium tape See
lights See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
loading cartridges See Loading a Cartridge
loose connections See
or Restore
LUN (logical unit number) See
maintenance See Cleaning the Tape Heads
measurements Choose your drive model from
media available See Ordering Information
messages
TapeAlert monitoring utility See
model numbers Choose your drive model from
models, DAT drive Choose your drive model from
monitoring utility See TapeAlert
mounting rails See rail kits
narrow SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
non-operating limits Choose your drive model from
non-warranty service See
North American support numbers See Technical Support for
America
one-button disaster recovery See
online services See Worldwide Online Services
on-off switch See Switching on the Drive
operating instructions See
operating limits Choose your drive model from
ordering parts and accessories See
out-of-warranty service See
overwrite protection See
part numbers See Ordering Information
PC-based UNIX See PC-Based UNIX (SCO and Linux)
performance specifications Choose your drive model from
Specifications
phone numbers See Obtaining Technical Support
physical specifications Choose your drive model from
power requirements Choose your drive model from
power switch See Switching on the Drive
powering up drive See Switching on the Drive
power-up failure See Tape Drive Does Not Power Up
prerequisites for installation See
problems
diagnosing See Troubleshooting Tips
dirty tape heads See
during self-test See
error condition signal See
flashing lights See
frequently asked questions See
with computer See
with tape drive See
product numbers See Ordering Information
Ultrium Product You Have
protection from overwriting See
putting in a cartridge See
radio interference certifications Choose your drive model from
Specifications or see the "Regulatory Information" booklet.
rail kits available See Ordering Information
regulatory information Choose your drive model from
or see the "Regulatory Information".
removing a cartridge See
removable drives
about See Replacing a Removable Drive
removing See Replacing a Removable Drive
replacing See Replacing a Removable Drive
repairs See Returning your HP SureStore Tape Drive for Service
requirements for installation See
reset button See Operating the Tape Drive
restore, failure See You Cannot Back Up or Restore
returning a drive for service See
safety certifications Choose your drive model from
see the "Regulatory Information"
SCO UNIX See PC-Based UNIX (SCO)
SCSI
about See What Is SCSI?
accessories available See
bus configuration See
cables See Ordering Information
checking configuration See
connection loose See
Cannot Back Up or Restore
driver software See
LVD devices See
narrow SCSI See
planning the bus See
plug-and-play adapter cards See
SE devices See Ultra2 and SE SCSI
termination See SCSI Termination
ultra SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
wide SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
SCSI IDs
about See SCSI ID Numbers
changing See Installation Guide for your model
conflicting See You Cannot Back Up or Restore
default See Installation Guide for your model
identify existing See
planning See Setting Up the SCSI Bus
self-test, drive
after installation See
error condition See
problems during See
service See Obtaining Service
service agreements See
setting SCSI ID See Installation Guide
shelf life, cartridge See
shipping safely See Returning your HP SureStore Tape Drive
shock survival Choose your drive model from
Silicon Graphics IRIX See
size of drive Choose your drive model from
software, backup See Backup Software Requirements
Solaris (Sun) See Sun Systems
specifications Choose your drive model from
stabilizing temperature See
storing cartridges See Caring for Cartridges
Sun UNIX systems See
supplies See Ordering Information
support telephone numbers See
switching on drive See
Tape Activity light See Interpreting the LEDs
tape cartridges
about See Choosing Cartridges
ordering See Ordering Information
tape format See Choosing Cartridges
tape heads, cleaning See
Tape light See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
TapeAlert See TapeAlert
tapes See cartridges
technical support See Technical Support
telephone numbers See
temperature limits Choose your drive model from
temperature, stabilizing See
termination
problems with See
SCSI bus See SCSI Termination
testing your drive See HP Library & Tape Tools
transfer rate Choose your drive model from
troubleshooting See Troubleshooting Tips
turning on drive See Switching on the Drive
ultra SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
UNIX systems
about See UNIX Configuration Guide
DEC See DEC Systems
Glossary See UNIX Glossary
HP-UX See HP-UX Systems
IBM AIX See IBM AIX 3.2.5+
Linux UNIX See
PC UNIX See PC-Based UNIX (Linux and SCO)
SCO UNIX See PC-Based UNIX (SCO)
Silicon Graphics See
Sun See Sun Systems
Unload button See Unloading a Cartridge
unloading a cartridge See
upgrading firmware See
URL See Worldwide Online Services
US support numbers See Technical Support for
using the drive See Using Your Tape Drive
verifying installation
Microsoft Windows systems See
Novell NetWare systems See
UNIX systems See
vibration limits Choose your drive model from
voltage requirements Choose your drive model from
warning signal See Interpreting the Front Panel Lights
warranty See Warranty
warranty service See Obtaining Service
weight of drive Choose your drive model from
wide SCSI See Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
World Wide Web site See
worn-out cartridges See
write-protection See Write-Protecting Cartridge
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Ordering Information
Obtaining Service
Backup Software Requirements
Backup Software Requirements
Backup Software Requirements
Backup Software Requirements
You Cannot Back Up or Restore
Ordering Information
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Loading a Cartridge
Write-Protecting Cartridges
Features and Specifications
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Problems with Your Computer
UNIX Configuration Guide: DEC Systems
Troubleshooting or Diagnostics
You Cannot Back Up or Restore
Tape Drive Does Not Power Up
Features and Specifications
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Features and Specifications
Returning your HP SureStore Tape Drive
Switching on the Drive
Using Your Tape Drive
Worldwide Online Services
Loading and Unloading a Cartridge
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Warranty or Returning Your HP SureStore Tape
HP Library & Tape Tools
Customer Service Form
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Frequently Asked Questions
Computer Does Not Boot
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Checking Installation Prerequisites
Service Agreements
Loading a Cartridge
Checking Installation Prerequisites
Jammed Cartridge
Labeling Cartridges
Caring for Cartridges
Caring for Cartridges
Tape Drive Does Not Power Up
UNIX Glossary
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TapeAlert
Obtaining Service
HP One-Button Disaster Recovery
Using Your Tape Drive
Ordering Information
Obtaining Service
Write-Protecting Cartridges
Checking Installation Prerequisites
Cleaning the Tape Heads
If There Are Problems During the Self-Test
Interpreting the LEDs
Interpreting the LEDs
Frequently Asked Questions
Problems with Your Computer
Problems with Your Tape Drive
or Identifying which HP SureStore
Write-Protecting Cartridges
Loading a Cartridge
Unloading a Cartridge
Checking Installation Prerequisites
Returning your HP SureStore Tape Drive
Ordering Information
Setting Up the SCSI Bus
or SCSI Cables
HP Library & Tape Tools
Tape Drive Does Not Power Up
You Cannot Back Up or Restore
Ultra2 and SE SCSI
Narrow and Wide, Fast and Ultra SCSI
Setting Up the SCSI Bus
Plug-and-Play Adapter Cards
Identifying SCSI ID Numbers
Switching on the Drive
Interpreting LEDs
If There Are Problems During the Self-Test
Service Agreements
Caring for Cartridges
Features and Specifications
Silicon Graphics IRIX
Features and Specifications
Features and Specifications
Caring for Cartridges
Sun Systems
Obtaining Technical Support
Switching on the Drive
Cleaning the Tape Heads
Obtaining Technical Support
Caring for Cartridges
Problems with Your Tape Drive
Features and Specifications
PC-Based UNIX (Linux)
Silicon Graphics IRIX
Unloading a Cartridge
HP Library & Tape Tools
HP Library & Tape Tools
HP Library & Tape Tools
Verifying the Installation
Features and Specifications
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Features and Specifications
Worldwide Online Services
Cleaning the Tape Heads
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