Certance DAT 432 Suplemento

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Automated Tape Subsystem: Certance DAT432 Autoloader

Key Features

•Tape Slots: 6

•Tape Drives: 1

•Tape Drives Supported

oDAT 72

•Supported Media

oDDS-3 4mm Tape Cartridge

oDDS-4 4mm Tape Cartridge

oDAT 72 4mm Tape Cartridge

oDDS 4mm Cleaning Cartridge

•Bar Code Reader: Not Supported

•Tape Import/Export Slot: None (Front Door Only)

•Interfaces

oWide SCSI LVD

•Additional Features

oNone

Application Notes

Product: Seagate DAT DAT72-400

Firmware Revision: A060

Drive: Seagate DAT DAT72-400

Drive Firmware Revision: A060

Interface: SCSI LVD

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NetVault Software:

Minimum Release Required

•Version 6 Release:

oV653_R021217

Additional Software Required

•Device Template(s):

oCDATL01.npk (sealdr.tpl)

oSDAT721.npk (seadat.tpl)

Attention:Device Template Installation available through the use of standard

package installation procedures. Refer to the following for details.

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Installation:

¾Prerequisites

9Ensure cabling and termination is configured correctly by referring to the Manufacturer User’s

Guide.

9Attach Device to host system by referring to the Manufacturer’s Installation Guide.

9Power ON Unit, if required, and allow for the completion of the device’s POST (Power-On Self-

Test).

9Ensure default configuration settings on the library front LCD panel. Refer to the Installation

and Operation Manual.

9Configure SCSI IDs via front panel as desired. This autoloader is a LUN 1 arm device, where

the robotic arm changer shows up at LUN 1 under the SCSI ID of the tape drive. Ensure this

device is set to unique SCSI ID. The default configuration is target ID 6:LUN 0 for the tape

drive and target ID 6:LUN 1 for the robotic arm changer. For further details refer to the

Installation and Operation Manual.

9Power on and boot up host computer system.

¾Selection of Device within NetVault

Library Robotic Arm Selection

9Select the Device Management Facilities.

9Select to Add a Library.

9Select Server/Client machine and open it to view attached Robotic Libraries in “Library

Selection” tab.

9Select Library arm under Library Selection and verify the correct device is displayed in the

Selected Library area on the right. (Figure 1.)

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Figure 1. Library Addition Within NetVault

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Drive Selection

9Select the Drive Selection tab. Select Server/Client machine and open it to view the attached

tape drives.

9Add Drive 1 by selecting the drive and verify the correct device is displayed in the Selected

Drives area on the right. (Figure 2.)

9If there are more drives in the library, add the remaining drives, mapping them to each drive

bay. Ensure the Drive Bay number is correct before selecting.

9Change the Library Name if desired or leave as default.

Figure 2. Drive Addition Within NetVault

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Configuration (for Optimum Performance)

9Select the Configure Tab, right-click the drive and select Configure, to display the

Configure Device dialog box. (Refer to Figure 3 on next page.)

9Click the Configuration tab in the dialog box and increase the Media block size (Kb)

from the default setting of 32 Kb. Ensure your operating system and drive can support

the new value entered.

9Click the Performance tab in the dialog box and increase the default transfer memory

buffer setting from the default setting of 257 Kb. Ensure your operating system can

support the new value entered.

NOTE: The Amount of memory to assign to transfer buffers (Kb) is what is often

referred to as the shared memory setting. The shared memory is allocated in 32Kb

blocks, with one byte added. The optimum figure is dependent on the drive model, and

will be stated in the relevant BakBone Software Benchmark document, but the

minimum value to use is at least 4x the block size setting for the drive. Ensure there is

sufficient RAM (Windows NT or 2000) or Kernel Memory (UNIX). Use more if available

and as required.

9If there are more drives repeat the above steps for each drive as required.

9Save device configuration by selecting the “Save Details” button in the top left corner.

9Select OK for the “Device added successfully” window.

9Close the “Add Library” window.

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Figure 3. Drive Performance Tuning

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Other information

Known Firmware Issues: None.

Device Notes: Please note the following device idiosyncracies.

1. This autoloader requires at least one tape cartridge installed in the

autoloader to come ONLINE within NetVault. NetVault will not be able

to bring this autoloader ONLINE with no tapes installed.

2. Do not use the front LCD panel of the autoloader to move, load or

unload tapes while NetVault has the device ONLINE. Such operations

can cause errors with NetVault. If NetVault is ONLINE, use NetVault

to move, load and unload tapes. To eject the magazine from the

autoloader, first select “Open Door” in NetVault and then use the Eject

Magazine button on the front of the autoloader.

3. When using a cleaning cartridge, you must configure a CLEANING

SLOT first in NetVault. Then install the cleaning cartridge in the pre-

defined CLEANING SLOT.

4. The autoloader and tape drive have the same exact INQUIRY and

firmware revision.

Cleaning Tape Support: NetVault 6.5.3 – Supported.

Type: Standard Cleaning Method for Seagate DAT72.

Cleaning cartridges must be placed in pre-defined Cleaning Slots

only. NetVault will auto-discover unexpected cleaning tape

cartridges however such operation will result in the cleaning

cartridge being unusable. The remedy for this condition is to

configure the slot with the cleaning cartridge installed as a

CLEANING SLOT by modifying the library in NetVault.

Emulation Mode: None.

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