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Appendix A: Specifications
Environmental Specifications
Quantum Scalar i40 and Scalar i80 User’s Guide 279
Environmental Specifications
The environmental specifications of the library are listed below.
Note: Temperature ranges apply to product inlet temperatures, not
necessarily to ambient room temperatures. Airflow restrictions
or other heat-generating equipment within the rack enclosure
may cause a rise over ambient room temperatures.
Air Clearance Requirements
There must be at least 4 in. (10 cm) of open space in front of and behind
the library for proper air flow
Operating Non-Operating Shipping and Storage
Altitude –500 to 10,000 ft
(–152 to 3,048 m)
–500 to 10,000 ft
(–152 to 3,048 m)
–500 to 10,000 ft
(–152 to 3,048 m)
Te m pe ra t ur e 50º to 95º F
(10º to 35º C)
50º to 113º F
(10º to 45º C)
–40º to 140º F
(–40º to 60º C)
Relative Humidity 20 to 80%,
non-condensing
10 to 90%,
non-condensing
0 to 95%,
non-condensing
- User’s Guide 1
- Quantum Scalar 1
- 40 and Scalar 1
- Contents 10
- Appendix A Specifications 277 11
- Glossary 297 12
- Index 307 12
- Ta b l e s 17
- Product Safety 21
- Statements 21
- System, Safety, and 22
- Regulatory Information Guide 22
- SCSI-2 Specification 24
- Getting More 25
- Information or Help 25
- Worldwide End-User 26
- Product Warranty 26
- Scalar i40 and i80 27
- Supported Versions 27
- Description 29
- Library Components 30
- Robotic System and 31
- Barcode Scanner 31
- 6-66557-XX 32
- Chapter 1: Description 33
- Left magazine 34
- Right magazine 34
- Robot on Y-tray 34
- Ta p e D r i v e s 34
- 6-66556-XX 37
- 6-66561-XX 37
- Half-height tape drives 38
- Standard Features 39
- Licensable Features 40
- Unpacking the Library 43
- 3 Remove the top foam 44
- Figure 7 Removing the Robot 46
- Restraint 46
- Understanding the User 47
- Interface 47
- Operator Panel Layout 48
- Scalar i40 49
- Scalar i80 49
- Table 2 Operator Panel 50
- Functions 50
- Navigating and Editing 53
- Sorting Information in 55
- Ta ble s 55
- Web Client Layout and 55
- Figure 11 Web Client User 56
- Interface - Home Page 56
- Table 3 Web Client Screen 57
- Elements 57
- Menu Trees 59
- Figure 12 Operator Panel 60
- Figure 13 Web Client Menus 61
- Configuring the Library 63
- Using the Setup Wizard 65
- Default Configuration 66
- Configuring Network Settings 66
- Configuring SNMP Settings 70
- Working With Partitions 77
- Automatically Creating 79
- Partitions 79
- Manually Creating 80
- Configuring Cleaning Slots 87
- Configuring I/E Station Slots 90
- Table 4 Scalar i80 I/E Slot 91
- Configuring Control Paths 94
- License Key Certificate 96
- Creating E-mail 100
- Notifications 100
- Web Client 101
- Modifying E-mail 101
- Deleting E-mail 102
- Configuring the Service Port 106
- Using the Web Client 107
- Default Administrator 107
- Creating Local User 109
- Accounts on the Web 109
- Modifying Local User 110
- Operator Panel 112
- Authentication) 115
- Configuring Secure 117
- LDAP on the Library 117
- Configuring LDAP on 117
- Figure 14 LDAP Setup Example 120
- Generating the 123
- Kerberos Service Keytab 123
- Setting the Session Timeout 124
- Configuring System Settings 125
- Logical Serial Number 126
- Addressing 126
- Manual Cartridge 127
- Assignment 127
- Configuring Security Settings 130
- Saving the Library 134
- Configuration 134
- Restoring the Library 135
- Registering the Library 136
- Returning to Default 137
- Home Screen 137
- Advanced Reporting 139
- Advanced Reporting Features 140
- Chapter 5: Advanced Reporting 141
- Forcing CPF Web Client 143
- Figure 17 Tools - Drive 144
- Operations Screen for CPF 144
- Figure 18 Force CPF Screen 145
- Configuring the Drive 146
- Resource Utilization 146
- Configuring the Media 148
- Integrity Analysis 148
- Using Advanced 151
- Reporting Templates 151
- Loading and Reloading 152
- Configuring Media 155
- Security 155
- Viewing, Saving, and E 156
- Viewing the Media Usage Log 157
- Performing Library 163
- Operations 163
- Logging In 164
- Logging in Using the 165
- Logging in Via the Web 165
- Logging Out 166
- Removing Power 167
- Shutting Down the 168
- Completely Removing 172
- Library Power 172
- Emergency Power-off 172
- Procedure 172
- Taking the Library 173
- Releasing Magazines 176
- Manually 178
- Performing Media Operations 179
- Importing Tape 180
- Cartridges 180
- Bulk Loading Tape 183
- Exporting Tape 186
- Cleaning Tape Drives 191
- Valid Cleaning 192
- Importing Cleaning 194
- Exporting Cleaning 196
- Manually Cleaning Tape 198
- Encryption Key 203
- Management 203
- About the EKM License 205
- About Key Reuse 206
- Notes on SKM 207
- Step 1: Upgrade 207
- Firmware 207
- Figure 32 Configuring 212
- Partition Encryption 212
- EKM Path Diagnostics 214
- Running Manual EKM 215
- Path Diagnostics 215
- Enabling Automatic 216
- Certificates 218
- Checking for Current 218
- Installing Quantum 219
- Supplied TLS 219
- Certificates on the 219
- Figure 35 Tools - EKM 220
- Communication Certificate 220
- Installing Your Own TLS 221
- Scalar Key Manager User’s 224
- Figure 36 Checking and 226
- Installing TLS Certificates 226
- Generating Data 227
- Encryption Keys 227
- Sharing Encrypted Tape 231
- Exporting Encryption 232
- Importing Encryption 233
- Exporting Data 234
- Importing Data 236
- Accessing the SKM 237
- Server Logs 237
- Using the SKM 238
- Encryption Key Import 238
- Warning Log 238
- Figure 44 Audit Log Screen 240
- Library 241
- Getting Information About 243
- Viewing Library Information 244
- Viewing System Information 244
- Saving the 251
- Configuration Record 251
- E-mailing the 251
- Viewing the All Slots Report 253
- SKM Encryption Key 257
- Import Warning Log 257
- (with EKM License) 257
- Viewing Partition 259
- Information 259
- Viewing Tape Drive 259
- Updating Firmware 263
- Chapter 9: Updating Firmware 264
- Updating Library Firmware 264
- About Tape Drive 268
- Firmware Autoleveling 268
- Uploading Tape Drive 270
- Firmware Used in 270
- Autoleveling 270
- Deleting Tape Drive 272
- Initiating Tape Drive 273
- Troubleshooting 275
- About Diagnostic Tickets 276
- Viewing, Closing, and 277
- Resolving Diagnostic 277
- Closing Diagnostic 280
- Tickets Automatically 280
- Chapter 10: Troubleshooting 281
- “Not Ready” Messages 282
- Retrieving Tape Drive Logs 284
- Interpreting LEDs 285
- Figure 47 Front Panel LEDs 286
- System Control Board 287
- Fibre Channel 288
- Drive LEDs 289
- Figure 50 Power Supply LED 290
- Prerequisites for Running IVT 291
- Running the Random Move Test 294
- Resetting Factory Defaults 298
- Working With Cartridges 299
- Barcode Label Requirements 301
- Supported Barcode Formats 302
- Installing Barcode Labels 303
- Figure 51 Barcode Label 304
- Orientation 304
- Specifications 305
- Capacity 306
- Environmental Specifications 307
- Air Clearance Requirements 307
- Library Power Specifications 308
- Appendix A: Specifications 309
- Communication Interfaces 310
- Supported Tape Drives 310
- Supported Media 311
- Supported Internet Browsers 311
- Supported Operating Systems 312
- Tape Alert Flag Descriptions 313
- Flag Descriptions 314
- DIAGNOSTIC 319
- Disposal of Electrical and 323
- Electronic Equipment 323
- Glossary 325
- Directory 326
- Arbitrated loop 327
- Control module 329
- Partition 329
- Temps Universel Coordonné 333
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