Overland Storage ARCvault 2U Series User manual

Part Number 10400117-101 04/2007 ©2007 Overland Storage, Inc. WPage 1 of 2
Remove Magazines
CAUTION: Keep loaded magazines level. Don’t hold a
magazine by the handle; support it with both hands.
NOTE: If unable to power up the library, refer to the ARCvault
12 or ARCvault 24 User Guide on removing magazines
manually.
1. Press Utilities > Service > Access All Mags > OK (at
the going offline message) > Unlock All.
2. Open the right door and remove the right magazine.
3. For an ARCvault 24, open the left door and remove the
left magazine (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Removing an ARCvault 24 Left Magazine
4. Press Relock All,and then OK at the message.
5. Press Back three times.
6. Press Power > Power Off Library > OK (at the
power down message) to power down the unit.
Remove Unit from Rack
WARNING: It is recommended that a mechanical lifter
(or at least two people) be used to prevent injury during
rack installation or removal.
1. At the rear, remove the power cord and all cables.
2. At the front, open the doors and loosen the retaining
screws inside.
3. Carefully remove the ARCvault unit from the rack
and place it on a secure, flat surface.
NOTE: Some units require a tool to release the rail stops.
Remove Drive Assemblies
1. Loosen the two thumbscrews on the drive cover.
2. Remove the drive cover (Figure 2) as follows:
a. Hold the cover about 2 inches (5cm) below the unit.
b. Unplug the fan wiring from the fan connector.
c. Pull the drive assembly out about 1 inch (2.5cm)
and unplug the SCSI cable.
d. Set the drive cover aside.
3. Unplug the drive power cables and position them off
to the right.
4. Disconnect the serial jumper cable from the serial
connector.
Leave the jumper cable attached to the drive assembly.
5. With the wiring moved off to the right, grasp the
guide grips and remove the drive assembly.
Figure 2. Drive Assembly Connections
ARCvault Series 2U
Repackaging Instructions
For Return to Overland
Preparing the Library
ARC-0091
TM
Media Magazine
Door
ARC-0028
SCSI
Serial
Drive Cover
Jumper Drive Power
Cables
Cable
Serial
Connector
Cable
Left Guide
Right Guide
Fan
Connector

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IMPORTANT: If the old unit didn’t power down with the
shuttle parked, contact Overland Technical Support.
Secure the Robotics
CAUTION: Units that do not have the four holes
underneath for the well nuts and screws must use the
enclosed Wire Tie-Down kit to secure the robotics before
packaging the unit.
For units with the four holes, follow this procedure:
1. Attach the old drive cover to the old chassis.
2. Open the left door.
3. Install the shuttle bracket:
a. Holding the shuttle bracket by the front lip
(Figure 3), slide it into the magazine bay.
Figure 3. Inserting the Shuttle Bracket
b. Swing the rear of the bracket to the right until it
contacts the shuttle.
c. Press the front lip of the bracket down and to the
right until the screw holes align.
You should hear a click as the bracket slips into
place over the shuttle.
d. Install the screw that holds the shuttle bracket to
the bottom edge of the front panel.
4. Turn the unit onto its left side with the front bezel
off the table.
5. Install the shuttle bracket well nut:
a. With a washer on a screw, screw it onto a well nut
until only one-half inch (12.5cm) remains extended.
b. Repeat Step a for the other three well nuts.
c. While pressing the shuttle bracket down, visually
confirm the hole alignment from underneath.
d. Insert a well nut assembly (Figure 4) through the
three holes using the extended screw as a handle.
Figure 4. Well Nut Insertion (Side View)
e. While continuing to hold the bracket against the
shuttle, tighten the screw into the well nut.
6. Insert the remaining three well nut assemblies
using the extended screws, and tighten (Figure 5).
Figure 5. Installing the Well Nuts and Screws
7. Carefully return the library to the upright position.
Repack the Chassis
Once the robotics are secure, repack the unit for shipment.
1. Open the top of the box and remove all the packaging
materials stored there.
2. With the ARCvault on a secure surface, slide it into the
ESD bag and seal with packing tape.
3. Attach the larger end caps to the rear.
4. Attach the smaller end caps to the front.
5. Using two people, lower the ARCvault into the box.
6. Tape the box using the type of tape required by the
shipper for the shipping method being used.
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Repackaging the Library
Bracket Front Lip
Well Nut
Bracket
Track Plate
Chassis
Correct Incorrect
Shuttle
Stop Washer
ARC-0048
Screws & Well Nuts
Shuttle Bracket Hole
Additional Help
You can get additional technical support on the Internet at http://support.overlandstorage.com, or call
1-877-654-3429 (toll-free U.S. & Canada), [phone] (Europe), or [phone] Option 5 (International).