HP StorageWorks E Series User manual

StorageWorks

E-Series

Enterprise

Modular

Library

StorageWorks

Enterprise

Modular Library

•HPStorageWorksEnterprise Modular Library

Getting Started Poster

•DocumentationCD–User guide and Web

links for product registration, drivers, and

technicalsupport

•Warranty Booklet –Information about

accessing product warrantydetails

•Safety Booklet– Important productsafety

information

•Serial Cable– Used in conjunction with EMLUtil

diagnostic software

The EML is available in three HP rack configurations:

Model 103e –A 12U designconsisting of a base

module that contains a robot,an operator control

panel (OCP),load port, card cage (with alibrary

robotics controller andInterface Manager card), and

mounting space for up to fourtape drives.Tape drives

and Fibre Channel (FC) interface controllers are

ordered separately.

Model 103e bundlewith drives andmedia– Thesame

as the model described above with fourHP Ultrium tape

drives, FCinterface controller,media, cables, and

cleaning cartridgeincluded. The tape drives and

interface controller come preinstalled in the rack.

Model245e–A24Udesignconsisting of the

componentsin theModel 103e configuration,plus an

8Udrive expansion module withloadport,anda4U

cardcage expansion module.Tape drivesand FC

interface controllers are orderedseparately.

HP provideskits that enable you to expandthelibrary configuration to 42U (with 2U atthe topof the rack

reserved for customer use).Anadditionalpower distribution unit (PDU) andredundantpower supplies can be

added to the EML to provide failsafe power features.

Getting

Started

Model 103e

Model 245e

•HP StorageWorks Enterprise Modular Library

Getting Started Poster

•Documentation CD – User guide, Web links

for product registration, drivers, component

animations, and technical support information

•Warranty Booklet – Information about

accessing product warranty details

•Safety Booklet – Important product safety

information

•Serial Cable

The EML is available in three HP rack configurations:

Model 103e – A 12U design consisting of a base

module that contains a robot, an operator control

panel (OCP), load port, card cage (with a library

robotics controller and Interface Manager card), and

mounting space for up to four tape drives. Tape drives

and Fibre Channel (FC) interface controllers are

ordered separately.

Model 103e bundle with drives and media – The same

as the model described above with four HP Ultrium tape

drives, FC interface controller, media, cables, and

cleaning cartridge included. The tape drives and

interface controller come preinstalled in the rack.

Model 245e – A 24U design consisting of the

components in the Model 103e configuration, plus an

8U drive expansion module with load port, and a 4U

card cage expansion module. Tape drives and FC

interface controllers are ordered separately.

HP provides kits that enable you to expand the library configuration to 42U (with 2U at the top of the rack

reserved for customer use). An additional power distribution unit (PDU) and redundant power supplies can

be added to the EML to provide failsafe power features.

Getting

Started

Model 103e

Model 245e

Front and rear view Model 103e

1. Base module

2. Robotics unit (parked)

3. Viewing window

4. Operator control panel

5. Load port (5-cartridge capacity)

6. Redundant module power supply (optional)

7. Module primary power supply

8. Customer reserved space (2U)

9. Library main power switch

10. Library fans

11. Base module card cage

12. Tape drives

13. Cable management features

14. Extension bars (power strips)

15. Power distribution unit

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Front and rear view Model 245e

1. See Model 103e figure

2. Tape drive expansion module

3. Card cage expansion module

4. Viewing window

5. Load port (10-cartridge capacity)

6. Module primary power supply

7. Redundant module power supply (optional)

8. Tape drives

9. Cable management features

10. Card cage module fans

11. Redundant card cage power supplies

Expansion Module: Tape Drive

The tape drive expansion module is an 8U chassis

containing 94 LTO slots.

The tape drive expansion module has three

windows on the front for viewing the robotic motion

inside the library. To the right is a 10-cartridge

configurable load port that holds two 5-cartridge

magazines.

On the back, the module contains one primary

power supply with a slot provided for another

optional redundant power supply. Refer to the

HP StorageWorks EML User Guide for additional

information and installation procedures.

1. Viewing windows

2. 10-cartridge capacity load port

3. Power supplies (redundant power supply shown)

4. Tape drives

5. Cable management features

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Component Installation

Expansion Module: Card Cage

The card cage expansion module is a 4U chassis

that contains 48 permanent LTO slots and space for

additional interface controllers. This module must be

located directly below the 8U tape drive expansion

module in a 24U library configuration.

The front of the chassis has one window for viewing

robotic motion inside the library. On the back, six

PCI card slots are available for additional e2400-

FC 2G interface controllers to expand the library

tape drive capacity. Refer to the HP StorageWorks

EML User Guide for additional information and

installation procedures.

NOTE: Refer to each component installation poster for specific installation information.

You may also refer to the HP StorageWorks EML User Guide for additional information

and installation procedures.

Verify that you have the following equipment and accessories available

before beginning the installation process. For a native Fibre Channel (FC)

environment, you need the following:

1. One or more Ultrium tape drives (these come preinstalled in one

configuration)

2. One HP StorageWorks e2400-FC 2G interface controller for every four

tape drives (comes preinstalled in one configuration)

3. Four FC drive cables and one Ethernet cable for each e2400-FC 2G

interface controller

NOTE: Only use Ethernet cables provided with the library. If the

library uses a LAN extension connector, plug into it, and not

directly to a card.

4. One Interface Manager card (preinstalled in EML)

5. One library robotics controller (preinstalled in EML)

6. One FC cable for each interface controller connection to a host or

switch (not included)

7. One Ethernet cable for an Interface Manager card connection to the

management station

8. One Ethernet cable for an Interface Manager card connection to the

library robotics controller (preinstalled)

9. Tape cartridges for appropriate tape drives

10. Power source

1. Viewing window

2. Blank facade

3. Card slot

4. Redundant power supply

5. Fans

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Powering on the Library

Configuration through the

Operator Control Panel (OCP)

After all componenets have been installed and

cabled, power on the library.

a. Close and latch the library front door.

b. Open the back doors of the library rack and

press the main power switch to the 1(On)

position.

c. Close the library rack back doors.

The library requires several minutes to power on.

Nothing displays on the operator control panel

(OCP) for the first few minutes of this process.

The OCP is used to configure library settings before first use. After

the library is powered up, configure these settings as described in

the HP StorageWorks EML User Guide.

The first screen displayed after library initialization is the Home

screen. After the library status is determined (ready, warning, or

error), that status is displayed on the Home screen, and you can

touch the screen to access other functional and operational screens.

After touching the Home screen, you are

presented with a screen containing a status

bar to the left of an HP logo, two rows of

tabs, and an area for detailed screen

information in the center.

1. Top-level menu tabs

2. Status bar

3. HP Logo

4. Detailed screen information area

5. Navigation tabs

Select anywhere on the screen to continue.

Ready

Open

Help BackPage DownPage Up

Configuration Operation Support

2 3

OCP icons

Critical error—A condition when a

component failure makes the library

inoperable.

Warning—A condition when a component

failure degrades library activity, but the

library is still operable.

Ready—The library is online and ready for

operation.

Thumbtack out—Indicates that the screen

is eligible to be selected for display after a

period of inactivity.

Thumbtack in—Indicates the screen has

been selected for display after a period of

inactivity. Only one screen at a time can

be thumbtacked.

Item selection—Indicates that the item can

be selected from a menu list.

Password required—Denotes that a

password is required to access this feature.

After you install and configure the library, complete the following setup tasks.

Refer to the HP StorageWorks EML User Guide for more information.

Change Password

The library ships with a null password.

Passwords must be set to exactly eight

characters consisting of the numbers

0 through 9 and the period character.

Configure Load Ports

This GUI shows the number of installed

load ports and enables you to toggle

between using each as a load port or for

tape slots. Configure it as a Load Port to

move tapes in and out of the library.

Configure as Slots to increase the number

of storage slots in the library. Changing a

load port configuration will cause a library

reboot.

Change Network Settings

This configures the network settings for the

Interface Manager card, which can be set

automatically with DHCP (the default), or

manually with a static IP address. Use the

Address Config: button to toggle between

these two options. If you are setting the

network addresses manually, touch each

address element separately to set the

network configuration.

Configure Barcode Reporting Formats

This defines how bar codes are displayed

on the OCP and sent to the host. Bar code

reporting can be configued as 6 to 8

characters and left or right aligned. If 6

characters with left alignment is chosen,

any characters after the six are truncated.

With 6 characters and right alignment, only

the last six characters are shown with the

beginning characters truncated.

Configure Reserve Slots

Up to nine slots can be reserved for special

purposes, such as cleaning tapes. The

default is none. Select the number you want

to reserve and press Save.

Configure Inventory Mode

This allows you to require bar codes on

tape cartridges, or to make them optional.

Requiring bar codes significantly improves

inventory time.

Navigating the GUI Menu

Home Screen

Status Screen

Support Screen

Identity Screen

HP Support Info

Unlock Load Ports

Unlock Door

Reboot Library

Media Operations

Run Admin Tests

Service Menu >

Health Summary >

Component Status >

Event Log Type

Selection

View Library

Inventory

Library Robotics >

- Library Status

- Robotics Status

- Power Supply Status

- Power Supply 1-6

Load Ports

- Load Ports 1-4

Drives

- Drive 1-16

Interface Controllers

- Interface Controller 1-4

Interface Manager

Change Password

Configure Load Ports

Change Network Settings

Configure Barcode

Reporting Formats >

- Format for front ppanel

reporting

- Format for host

reporting

Configure Reserve Slots

Configure Inventory Mode

Reset Library Robotics

Defaults

Cancel Inventory Prompt

Move Tape

Operator Control Panel

- Align Touch Screen

- Panel Colors

- Panel Pixel Test

- Panel Firmware Version

- Turn Backlight Off

Run Demo

Library and Robotics Status >

- Library Status

- Robotics Status

- Drive Odometers

Individual Drive Status

All Drive Summary

Interface Controller Status >

- Interface Controller 1-4

Interface Manager Status

Configuration

Screen Operations Screen

Library

Configuration >

Contact

Information

Display Library

Time

Adjust Screen

Contrast

Configuring and using

HP StorageWorks

Command View TL

Installing HP StorageWorks

Command View TL

1. Find the Command View Media Kit in your

library accessory kit.

2. Insert the Command View TL software CD into

the CD-ROM drive of the designated

management station.

3. If autorun is disabled on the CD-ROM drive,

locate and double-click setup.exe on the CD.

4. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete

the installation.

If you need to stop Command View TL from running

on the management station, use the Services applet

that is included with Windows.

To access the Services applet:

1. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel >

Administrative Tools > Services and locate the

Command View TL service in the list.

2. Use the Services applet to start and stop services,

and to set whether the service is started

automatically when the computer is booted.

NOTE: See the Windows online help for more

information. See the HP StorageWorks Interface

Manager and Command View TL User Guide

for detailed information on using Command

View TL

Getting help

• HP product information:

http://www.hp.com/go/storage

• HP technical support and phone numbers:

http://www.hp.com/support

• HP StorageWorks Library and Tape Tools

(L&TT) diagnostic software:

http://www.hp.com/support/tapetools

See the HP StorageWorks Interface Manager and

Command View TL User Guide for detailed information

on Command View TL. This guide is available on

the Documentation CD found in the Command View

media bundle in your library accessory kit, and is

also available at http://www.hp.com/support/cvtl/.

First Edition (May 2005)

Part Number: AD560-96006

*AD560-96006*

AD560-96006

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