1. Set the SCSI ID by pushing the + or - on the SCSI address
switch.
Note: Do not select an address that is already in use.
2. Press the power switch to ensure power is off.
3. Plug the power cord into the power receptacle on the back of
the tape drive and the other end into a grounded electrical
outlet.
4. Connect the SCSI bus cable between the host and the tape
drive.
5. Install he SCSI terminator.
6. Press the power switch to power on the tape drive. The tape
drive runs the Power-On Self Test.
7. Refer to your host and application software manuals to
configure the tape drive for use.
Installation and Setup
Connecting the SCSI Bus Cable
Multiple Devices on the SCSI Bus (Top View)
Tape
Drive
SCSI Connector
Terminator
Host Another
Tape
Device
SCSI Connector
SCSI Bus Cable
SCSI Host Adapter Card
Single Device on the SCSI Bus (Top View)
SCSI Connector
Terminator
SCSI Bus Cable
Tape
Host Drive
SCSI Connector
SCSI Host Adapter Card
Single-
Character Cartridge Load
Display Compartment
Status
Light Unload
Button Power
Switch
Power
Indicator
Status Light
The tape drive has no power, or is powered off.
The tape drive is powered on.
One of the following applies:
If the light flashes less than once per second,
the tape drive is in sleep mode.
If the light flashes once per second, the tape
drive is reading from the tape, writing to the
tape, rewinding the tape, or locating data on
the tape.
One of the following applies:
The tape drive is performing a selected
operation
The tape drive is displaying the drive error
code log.
The tape drive is in maintenance mode or is
exiting maintenance mode.
One of the following applies:
If the light flashes less than once per second,
the tape drive is updating firmware using the
field microcode replacement (FMR) tape, or
the drive has exceeded the recommended
temperature.
If the light flashes once per second, an error
occurred and the tape drive or media may
require service.
If the light flashes once per second and the C
displays in the single character display, the
tape drive needs to be cleaned.
If the light flashes twice per second, the tape
drive detected an error and is performing a
firmware recovery. Tape drive resets
automatically.
Green/Solid
Green/Flashing
Amber/Solid
Amber/Flashing
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SCSI ID Switch
Power Switch
Power Acceptor
SCSI Connectors
Positioning of parts and appearance
of the enclosure might vary.
