HP Designjet 220 User instructions

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tape library
2/20, 4/40, 6/60
setting up your library
SCSI Interface Cable(s): Four-meter SCSI cable(s)
with 68-pin connectors.
SCSI Terminator(s): 68-pin SCSI terminator (HVDS
or LVDS) to terminate the SCSI chain.
Fibre Channel Cable: Optical short-wave cable that
connects the Fibre Channel card to the host, hub,
or switch (for Fibre Channel configurations).
Fibre Channel GBIC: Connects the Fibre Channel
cable to the host, hub, or switch (for standard
performance Fibre Channel controllers only).
SCSI Jumper Cable(s): 68-pin cable that connects
the library controller or Fibre Channel card to a
drive.
Tape Cartridges: Cartridges included for data
backup.
Cleaning Cartridge: Cleaning cartridge to be used
when cleaning the drive.
Power Cord(s): Localized power cord(s) included
with the library.
User's Guide: Describes installation, operation, and
troubleshooting information.
Installation Poster: Provides an overview on
installing and configuring the library, as well as
additional information on support.
Trim Brackets (field rack only): Aligns the library to
the depth of the rack.
Host Interface Card: Install into the host system as
needed for your configuration.
Bar Code Label Kit: Bar code labels for data and
cleaning cartridges, and reordering information.
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Library Accessories
Depending on the configuration, the following accessories may be shipped with the library.
Contact your support or service representative to obtain additional parts.

Install Rack Components
Install the clip nuts and mounting rails.
Ensure there is enough clearance between
the top and bottom rails for the library.
Note: The terms 20-slot, 40-slot and 60-slot
indicate maximum drive and slot capacity
for the library.
Install the Library into a Rack
Position the library so that
the side of the library faces
the front of an appropriately
rated mechanical lift. Align
the back of the library to the
rack and begin turning the
lift's hand crank until the
library is at the desired
height. Gently slide the
library into the rack.
Tip: To reduce the weight of the library, you can
remove all the drives.
Note: The 20-slot library can be safely installed by
two people without using a lift.
20-slot
60-slot
40-slot
Follow these steps to get connected in minutes. Depending on the configuration ordered, some of these steps may
have been completed at the factory. For users unfamiliar with storage devices, please refer to the user guide for the
library. Note: Your library model might look different from the illustrations used on this poster.

Install Library Components
Depending on your library
configuration, install the Fibre Channel
card(s) and drive(s).
Check the Host Configuration
Ensure that the host system has the
appropriate number of card expansion
slots and host interface cards for your
library configuration. For more
information on cabling, refer to Steps 5
and 6. For more information on
installation, refer to the user guide for
the card.

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Connect the Library (SCSI)
Install the SCSI interface cables
and terminators. Refer to chapter
1 of the library User's Guide for
additional cabling information.
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Connect the Library (Fibre
Install the SCSI interface cables
and terminators to the drives and
Fibre Channel cards. Refer to
chapter 1 of the library User's
Guide for more information on
cabling.
Connection for remote management
68-pin SCSI cables
Connection for remote management
68-pin SCSI cables68-pin SCSI cables68-pin SCSI cables68-pin SCSI cables68-pin SCSI cables
68-pin
SCSI terminators
Fibre channel connection
to hub, switch, or host
High-density
SCSI terminators

Configure the Library and
Power on the Host
Use the standby switch to power on
the library. If this is a Fibre Channel
installation, configure the library before
connecting it to the Fibre Channel
topology. (Refer to chapter 3 of library
User's Guide.)
Important: If you are using
Fibre Channel, power up in this order:
library, hub and/or switch (if applicable),
and then the host.
Install and Configure the Host
Drivers and Backup Software
(Refer to the backup software documentation for
more information.)
To verify that the host and library
are connected, look for the library's
SCSI ID on the host when the host is
powered on. You can also use HP
Library & Tape Tools (available from
www.hp.com/go/support) to ensure
the host and library are
communicating.
Run a test backup to ensure the
host, backup software, and library
are correctly configured.
Standby Switch

Getting Started
Post-Installation Configuration Tasks
Complete these tasks on the library's front panel during the initial setup.
Refer to Chapter 3 of the library User's Guide for more information.
Date and Time: When you first set up the library or if it is disconnected for an extended period of time,
you must set the real-time clock.
Mailslot: The library is initially configured for a one-slot mailslot. You can also select no mailslot, a
five-slot mailslot, or a ten-slot mailslot. The mailslot allows zero, one, five, or ten slots to be
reserved. When configuring the mailslot, ensure that the slots that will be reserved for the mailslot
are empty and that you reconfigure the host to recognize this configuration.
Password: The library does not have a password enabled when it arrives. For additional security,
enable and select a password.
Remote Access: You can monitor and manage your library anywhere on the network through user-
friendly web pages. You will need to configure the library using DHCP or by entering the IP
address, subnet mask, and gateway address. You must enable and select a library password and
then use that same password to configure the library remotely.
Note: The library has a mixed media feature that allows the use of two drive technologies in the same
library. For more information, refer to Appendix D in the library User’s Guide.
Information Roadmap
Support and Product Information: www.hp.com/go/support
TASK INFORMATION LOCATION
Installing the Library Library User's Guide, Chapter 1
This installation poster
Operating the Library Library User's Guide, Chapter 2
(opening doors, loading tapes and magazines)
Configuring the Library Library User's Guide, Chapter 3
Monitoring the Library Web-Based Library Adminstrator web pages
Library User's Guide, Chapter 3
Retrieving Library Performance Web-Based Library Adminstrator web pages
Library User's Guide, Chapter 3
Information About Library Components Front Panel INFORMATION menu
Library User's Guide, Chapter 3
Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Error codes on the library front panel
Troubleshooting table in the Library User's Guide, Chapter 4
Upgrading My System Library User's Guide, Chapter 4
(adding drives, downloading firmware)
Service and Support Library User's Guide, Appendix C
Running Internal Library Tests Library User's Guide, Chapter 4
Host Interface Card and Driver Installation Host interface card documentation and included disks
Hub, Switch, or Host Configuration Hub, switch, or host computer documentation
Drives and Media Library User's Guide, Appendix D

Front Panel Overview
The front panel is the control device for the
library. This LCD display typically provides a
status line at the top, up to five lines of text,
and a soft-key line at the bottom.
1 Front Panel Display
2 Tape Drawer with Lock
3 Soft Keys
4 Viewing Window
5 Power (Standby) Switch
Rear Panel Overview
This illustration depicts the standard fibre
channel configuration with six drives. If your
library is configured without Fibre Channel,
slot #4 will be vacant.
1 Vacant Slot
2 Remote
Management Card
3 Library Controller
Card
4 Fibre Channel
Controller Card (if
using Fibre Channel)
5 Drive Module 1
6 Drive Module 2
7 Drive Module 3
8 Drive Module 4
9 Drive Module 5
10 Drive Module 6
11 Power Supply
12 Slave Controller
Card
13 Product Information
Labels
Data subject to change
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