Hp Surestore DLT 80 Tape Drive User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - User’s Guide

HP SureStore DLT Removable Tape DriveDLT 80mUser’s Guide

Page 2 - Overview

Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500Registering Your Tape Drive1-5Registering Your Tape DriveYou must register with

Page 3 - Product Details

Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500Replacing the Drive1-6Replacing the DriveHP SureStore DLT 80m drives can be hot-

Page 4 - Contents

2Operating the Drive dlt-m.book Page 1 Thursday, May 4, 2000 3:52 PM

Page 5 - 7 Customer Support

Operating the DriveFront Panel2-2Front Panel1Density and Compression Lights (yellow) • When a tape is loaded, these lights indicate the density at whi

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Operating the DriveFront Panel2-3Density and Compression Lights—Normal UsageIn normal usage, the density lights simply indicate the native (uncompress

Page 7 - Before You Start

Operating the DriveOperating the Drive2-4Operating the DriveTo switch on a drive: 1 Switch the drive on using the power button on the front panel of t

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Operating the DriveUsing the Cartridge Locking Handle2-5To load a tape cartridge: 2 Pull the Cartridge Locking Handle so that it swings up.Caution Bef

Page 9 - On Completion:

Operating the DriveUsing the Cartridge Locking Handle2-6To unload a tape cartridge:2 The yellow “Tape in Use” light flashes while the tape is rewound.

Page 10 - What Next?

Operating the DriveThe Power-On Self-Test2-7The Power-On Self-Test When you power on the HP SureStore DLT drive, it performs a self-test to check that

Page 11 - Replacing the Drive

Operating the DriveThe Power-On Self-Test2-8dlt-m.book Page 8 Thursday, May 4, 2000 3:52 PM

Page 12 - Operating the Drive

HP SureStore DLTInstallation GuideInstallation OverviewFor furtherdetails, see:Before you start:❑ Check the packing list inside this guide.❑ Check sys

Page 13 - Front Panel

3Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesApart from ensuring that the drive operates in a safe, cleanenvironment, the only regular maintenance is to clea

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Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesCleaning the Tape Heads3-2Cleaning the Tape Heads When to Clean the Heads When the yellow “Use Cleaning Tape” lig

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Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesTypes of Tape Cartridges3-37 Return the cleaning cartridge to its plastic case.If the “Use Cleaning Tape” light s

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Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesWrite-Protecting a Cartridge3-4Write-Protecting a Cartridge If you write-protect a cartridge, the drive can only

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Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesTaking Care of Data Cartridges3-5Taking Care of Data CartridgesCaution Using a damaged cartridge could put your d

Page 18 - The Power-On Self-Test

Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesTaking Care of Data Cartridges3-6Figure 3.2 Checking a cartridge for damage. Figure 3.3 Reel lock levers and th

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Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesTaking Care of Data Cartridges3-7does not have to be attached to a computer for this to occur; it can just be pow

Page 20 - Cartridges

Care of the Drive and Tape CartridgesTaking Care of Data Cartridges3-8Operating ConditionsCartridges should be used in an environment within the follo

Page 21 - Cleaning the Tape Heads

4Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionThis chapter describes how to read and write tape cartridges at different densities and with or without compr

Page 22 - Types of Tape Cartridges

Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionDensity4-2DensityNote A tape cartridge can only contain data at one density.Density, as used on the drive’s fr

Page 23 - Write-Protecting a Cartridge

Copyright © 2000 Hewlett-Packard Limited.The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.This document contains proprie

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Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionChanging the Density and Compression for Writing4-3*compressed capacities assume a 2:1 compression ratioNote Y

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Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionChanging the Density and Compression for Writing4-4• With type III cartridges, you can only select a density o

Page 26 - Labeling Cartridges

Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionChanging the Density and Compression for Writing4-5ExampleSuppose you have loaded a type III tape cartridge wh

Page 27 - Transporting Cartridges

Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionChanging the Density and Compression for Writing4-6dlt-m.book Page 6 Thursday, May 4, 2000 3:52 PM

Page 28 - Compression

5TroubleshootingThis chapter covers what you should do if you have problems with your drive or the backup process.For further help, try the Hewlett-Pa

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TroubleshootingHP TapeAssure5-2HP TapeAssureIf your computer runs under Windows 95, Windows NT or Novell NetWare, you can use the HP TapeAssure softwa

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TroubleshootingOther Problems5-3Other ProblemsIf your system does not recognize the drive, perform the following checks:The host computer system only

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TroubleshootingOther Problems5-4If the drive will not accept a tape cartridge:• Was the drive powered down with the Cartridge Locking Handle up? If so

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Appendix AProduct Specifications and Ordering InformationThis chapter gives the specifications of the drives and lists part numbers for cartridges and

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Product Specifications and Ordering InformationProduct SpecificationA-2Product SpecificationPhysical Specification Performance Specification Power Req

Page 34 - Troubleshooting

iiiContentsInstallation Overview inside front cover1 Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500Before You Start 1-2Check t

Page 35 - If the Self-Test Fails

Product Specifications and Ordering InformationProduct SpecificationA-3Environmental Specification See page 3-5 for advice on using and storing cartri

Page 36 - Other Problems

Product Specifications and Ordering InformationOrdering InformationA-4Non-operating ShockReliability Specification Safety and Electromagnetic Emission

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Appendix BCustomer SupportThis appendix describes Hewlett-Packard’s service and support arrangements, warranty details, and how to contact HP Customer

Page 38 - Appendix A

Customer SupportWarrantyB-2WarrantyThis product carries a 3 Year Express Exchange1 Warranty. You must register your product with HP within 30 days to

Page 39 - Product Specification

Customer SupportWarrantyB-3such defects during the warranty period, HP will, at its option, either repair or replace products which prove to be defect

Page 40 - Environmental Specification

Customer SupportHewlett-Packard Year 2000 WarrantyB-4FOR CONSUMER TRANSACTIONS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND: THE WARRANTY TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS STAT

Page 41 - Ordering Information

Customer SupportService and SupportB-5Obtaining Technical SupportIf you need help, your dealer has the latest information regarding HP products and se

Page 42 - Appendix B

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-6Worldwide Online ServicesHP offers electronic services that give you an interactive way to access inform

Page 43 - Warranty

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-7America Online: Download software, firmware and support documents; discuss issues in user forums Keyword

Page 44 - Customer Support

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-8Telephone Support: Hours of Operation: Mon – Fri, 8:30 – 17:00 (Central European time) No charge for tec

Page 45 - Service and Support

Contentsiv4 Tape Cartridge Densities and CompressionDensity 4-2Changing the Density and Compression for Writing 4-25 TroubleshootingHP TapeAssure 5-2I

Page 46 - HP Service Agreements

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-9Australia Bulletin Board:Download software, firmware and support documents, and leave messages for techn

Page 47 - Contacting Customer Support

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-10Hong KongFax Machine:Please include contact information, the name of your HP product, and the type of c

Page 48

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-11HP First Faxback Service:Automated system to request product information or technical support documents

Page 49 - Telephone Support:

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-12Fax Machine:Faxes are answered in 48 hours or less.Fax Number: (02) 3270-0707 Telephone Support:Hours o

Page 50 - China (PRC)

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-13Telephone Support: Telephone: +65 (02) 867-3551Singapore Mailing Address:Hewlett-Packard Far East (Pte)

Page 51 - Indonesia

Customer SupportContacting Customer SupportB-14Fax Number: (02) 514-0276 Telephone Support:Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:30 – 17:30Telephone:

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Index-1Aadapter, SCSI A-4altitude limits A-3Bbackup software 1-4BOT 4-2buttonsDensity Select 4-4Select 2-2, 4-4Unload 2-3Ccablesordering A-4care and m

Page 53 - Philippines

Index-2returning a drive B-5rewind time A-2Ssafety specification A-4SCSIadapter A-4ordering accessories A-4specification A-2SCSI IDs 1-4Select button

Page 54 - Taiwan (ROC)

1Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500This chapter describes how to install a removable HP SureStore DLT 80m drive in

Page 55 - Thailand

Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500Before You Start1-2Before You StartCheck the Contents of the BoxUnpack the box c

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Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500Step 1: Attach Local Language Labels if Necessary1-3Step 1: Attach Local Languag

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Installing Your Removable Drive in an HP SureStore H/A Tape Array 5500On Completion:1-4On Completion:Verify the InstallationOnce you have installed th

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