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SDLT 220 and SDLT 320 Product Manual APPENDIX B: DLTtape IV Data Cartridge
81-85002-01 March 2004 B-3
• Never apply adhesive labels or “sticky” notes on the top, side, or bottom of
your DLT cartridge. Only use the user slide-in type label provided with each
cartridge and slide it into the label slot on the cartridge.
• Do not touch or allow direct contact with tape or tape leader. Dust or natural
skin oils can contaminate the tape and impact tape performance.
• Do not insert any cartridge that has been dropped into the DLT drive without
at least a thorough visual inspection, as described in “Data Cartridge
Inspection Procedure” on page B-3. A dropped cartridge may have dislodged,
loosened, or damaged internal components.
• Do not use graphite pencils, water-soluble felt pens, or other debris-producing
writing instruments on your labels. Never erase a label — replace it.
• Be certain you place the unused cartridge labels in the protective box so that
you do not inadvertently pick them up along with the cartridge during
subsequent usage. A static electricity charge on a cartridge may cause a label
to cling to the cartridge. A label that is accidentally inserted into the drive
along with a cartridge can prevent the hub reel and drive gear from meshing.
• Follow all data cartridge handling instructions that accompany your cartridges
or tape drive.
B.2 Data Cartridge Inspection Procedure
Ensure that your tape backup solution performs reliably by following the Visual
Mechanical Inspection (VMI) procedures described in this subsection. These steps
will help you identify any potential data cartridge problems, and will prevent
accidental loss of data or damage to your SDLT system.
You should do an inspection:
• As a general practice whenever you change or load a new data cartridge,
• If a data cartridge is dropped or subjected to some hard physical shock,
• If a DLT or SDLT drive becomes inoperable after loading a data cartridge, or
• If you receive a shipment of data cartridges that show any sign of shipping
damage.
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- Legal Disclaimers 2
- Contact Information 2
- Revision History 3
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5
- Table of Contents 7
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 ix 9
- Glossary G-1 11
- List of Tables 13
- List of Figures 15
- Introduction 17
- 1.3 Related Documents 18
- 1.4 Structure of this Manual 18
- 1.5 Conventions 19
- 1.6 For More Information 19
- 1.7 Reader Comments 20
- SDLT 220/320 Product 21
- Information 21
- 2-2 March 2004 81-85002-01 22
- 2.3 SDLT 220/320 Technology 23
- 2.3.2 Pivoting Optical Servo 24
- Likelihood 25
- 2.3.6 Positive Engagement 25
- 2-6 March 2004 81-85002-01 26
- 2.4.1 Data Control Module 27
- 2.4.2 Tape Control Module 28
- 2.4.3 Front Panel Module 29
- 2-10 March 2004 81-85002-01 30
- Features 31
- 2.6 Quantum Diagnostics Tools 32
- 2.7 TapeAlert 33
- 2-14 March 2004 81-85002-01 34
- Drive Specifications 35
- 3.1.1 Interface Type 36
- 3.1.2 Physical Dimensions 36
- 3.1.3 Storage Capacity 37
- 3.1.4 Compression 37
- 3.1.5 Data Integrity 37
- 3.1.7 Head Life and MTBF 38
- 3.1.8 Media Durability 39
- 3.2 Functional Specifications 40
- Feature SDLT 220 SDLT 320 41
- 3-8 March 2004 81-85002-01 42
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 3-9 43
- Pulse Shape 44
- Vibration 44
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 3-11 45
- 3-12 March 2004 81-85002-01 46
- 3.3.1 Air Flow Requirements 47
- 3.3.3 Storage and Shipment 48
- 3.3.4 Altitude 49
- 3-16 March 2004 81-85002-01 50
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 3-17 51
- 3-18 March 2004 81-85002-01 52
- Installing Your Tape Drive 53
- 4.1.1 Safety Precautions 54
- 4.1.2 Handling 55
- 4-4 March 2004 81-85002-01 56
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-5 57
- Tape Drive 58
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-7 59
- SCSI ID0123 60
- SCSI ID 4 5 (default) 6 7 60
- SCSI ID891011 60
- SCSI ID 12 13 14 15 60
- Denotes Pin 1 orientation 61
- SCSI ID Jumper Across Pins: 62
- 9-10* 7-8 5-6 3-4 1-2 62
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-11 63
- 4-12 March 2004 81-85002-01 64
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-13 65
- 4-14 March 2004 81-85002-01 66
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-15 67
- 4-16 March 2004 81-85002-01 68
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-17 69
- 4-18 March 2004 81-85002-01 70
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 4-19 71
- Pin Number Signal Name 72
- 4.4.1 Configuring the Drive 73
- SCSI Cables 74
- AC Power Cable 75
- 4-24 March 2004 81-85002-01 76
- Using Your Tape Drive 77
- 5.1 Power On Self Test 78
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5-3 79
- 5.3 Updating the Firmware 80
- 5.3.2 Making a FUP/CUP Tape 81
- 5.3.3 Using a CUP/FUP Tape 81
- • Updating the same revision 82
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5-7 83
- 5-8 March 2004 81-85002-01 84
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5-9 85
- DLTtape IV [includes DLT 1 86
- (Benchmark)] 86
- SDLT 220 87
- SDLT 320 87
- • The tape is moving 88
- 5.6 Density Selection 89
- 5-14 March 2004 81-85002-01 90
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5-15 91
- 5-16 March 2004 81-85002-01 92
- 5.7 Troubleshooting 93
- 5-18 March 2004 81-85002-01 94
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 5-19 95
- 5-20 March 2004 81-85002-01 96
- SCSI Description 97
- 6-2 March 2004 81-85002-01 98
- 6.2 SCSI-2 Commands 99
- 6-4 March 2004 81-85002-01 100
- 6.3 SCSI-3 Commands 101
- 6.4 Parity 102
- 6.5 Signal States 102
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 6-7 103
- 6.6 SCSI Signals 104
- Signal Definition 105
- 6.6.2 Signal Bus Timing 106
- 1. Recommended time 107
- 6-12 March 2004 81-85002-01 108
- Regulatory Compliance 109
- 7.1.2 Safety Requirements 110
- 7.2.3 Conducted Emissions 111
- 7.2.4 Radiated Emissions 112
- Type Specifications Comments 113
- 7.3 Acoustic Noise Emissions 114
- Super DLTtape I 115
- Data Cartridge 115
- Super DLTtape Data Cartridges 116
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 A-3 117
- A-4 March 2004 81-85002-01 118
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 A-5 119
- A-6 March 2004 81-85002-01 120
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 A-7 121
- A-8 March 2004 81-85002-01 122
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 A-9 123
- A.5 Loading a Data Cartridge 124
- DLTtape I Data Cartridges 125
- A-12 March 2004 81-85002-01 126
- DLTtape IV Data 127
- Cartridge 127
- B-2 March 2004 81-85002-01 128
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 B-3 129
- B-4 March 2004 81-85002-01 130
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 B-5 131
- B-6 March 2004 81-85002-01 132
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 B-7 133
- B.4 Loading a Data Cartridge 134
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 B-9 135
- B-10 March 2004 81-85002-01 136
- Glossary 137
- G-2 March 2004 81-85002-01 138
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 G-3 139
- G-4 March 2004 81-85002-01 140
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 G-5 141
- G-6 March 2004 81-85002-01 142
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 G-7 143
- G-8 March 2004 81-85002-01 144
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 G-9 145
- G-10 March 2004 81-85002-01 146
- 81-85002-01 March 2004 G-11 147
- G-12 March 2004 81-85002-01 148
- 81-85002-01 A04 150
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