HP Surestore 40fx - Optical Jukebox User manual

Adding 1 Drive to the

C1100 Series Jukebox

HP Part No. C1156-90000

Printed in USA June, 1996

Edition 1 0696

Important! Read This First

BEFORE starting this upgrade, obtain the following:

*The downloadable code required for this upgrade. FTP this code

* A PC with a SCSI interface and appropriate cables

from hpgrsg.gr.hp.com (15.38.89.10)using an "anonymous" login.

Further download instructions are available at that address.

* A utility to download the code - DOWNLD2 or HP TOOLSET (Version 1.95ce

This upgrade requires code to be downloaded to the controller PCA and the drives.

or later) from CoComp

Hewlett-Packard Company, 1996

Adding 1 Drive to the C1100 Series Jukebox

ESD Precautions

The optical disk jukebox contains very sensitive electrical components. It is EXTREMELY IMPOR-

TANT that you follow the proper procedures for preventing ESD (Electrostatic Discharge). Use wrist-

grounding straps, anti-static mats, and anti-static work stations when removing and replacing the

major assemblies.

Tools Required

The following tools are needed for assembly/disassembly of the autochanger:

• Torx driver with the following bits: T-10 , T-15, T-25

• small ﬂatblade screwdriver

Upgrade Kit Contents

Check the upgrade kit to make sure you have the following parts:

• 1 - 4X MO drive — # 0950-3033

• 5 - M3x6 T10 screws — # 0515-2382

• 1 - product upgrade label sheet (Upgrade to: ) — # 5181-9902

• 1 - these instructions

Caution

Failure to follow proper procedures could lead to intermittent

failures and/or premature hard failures in the disk controller

and mechanism.

Before You Begin

1. Bring the jukebox “down.”

Procedures for bringing this jukebox ofﬂine depend on the speciﬁc host system. Coordinate with

the system administrator to prepare this jukebox for the upgrade. This may involve “downing” the

host system also.

2. Remove power from the jukebox.

3. Disconnect the SCSI interface from the host.

Caution

Do NOT switch off power to the jukebox until you are sure the

SCSI bus is inactive. Switching off the jukebox when the

SCSI bus is active can cause data loss and/or indeterminate

bus states.

When doing this upgrade, be sure that disk cartridges are not

moved from their original slot locations. If you need to remove

the cartridges, record their SLOT LOCATIONS and

ORIENTATION so they can be replaced to their ORIGINAL

positions. Failure to follow this practice results in a serious

loss of ﬁle system integrity.

Installing the 1-Drive Upgrade

1. Remove the jukebox cover by removing the four T-25 screws on that hold the cover to the rear

panel.

2. Slide the cover toward the rear of the unit. Slots on the bottom of the cover will slide off their

rests. Pull the cover back and away from the chassis.

Figure 1: Removing the outside cover

Caution

Wear a grounding strap when working inside the outer shell of

this jukebox.

Removing screws on back

panel to release top cover

*****

3. Remove the access panel (Figure 2).

a. Remove the 8 T-15 screws on the top, bottom and sides of the access panel. Remove the access

panel

Figure 2: Removing the access panel

4. Pull the picker up to the top of the chassis and insert a T-25 screw in the service hole, which holds

the picker at the top of the chassis (Figure 3).

Figure 3: Fastening the picker to the service position

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Removing the Access Panel

*****

Fastening the picker out of

the way

*****

5. Remove the 3 cartridge “stop" screws (T-15).

Figure 4: Cartridge “stop” screws

Accessing Components in the Front Bezel

6. Remove the two T-25 screws that secure the front bezel to the chassis. These screws are located

behind the bezel as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5: Front bezel mounting screws

7. Rotate the front bezel out and disconnect the front panel cable and the mailslot sensor cable.

Figure 6: Front panel tilted out

8. Remove the RFI shield.

NOTE

A tab on the top of the mailslot sensor cable must be released

before the cable can be unhooked. Insert a small screwdriver

and push this tab down (see inset in Figure 6).

Note

The cables/connectors for the additional drive are already in

place in the jukebox. You will only have to mount the drive

and connect it to the cables.

*****

Front Panel Tilted out

Figure 7: Front RFI shield

Figure 8: Drive DIP switch settings

9. Check the DIP switches on the rear of the drive. Make sure they are set to the positions shown in

the diagram. The right-end switch on the rearmost DIP switch is set to the ON position. All others

are set OFF.

10. Slide the drive into the the jukebox chassis just above the current drive. Insert 1 T-10 screw

through the right side of the chassis to support the drive .

a. Hold the drive up by its front (inside the jukebox) and insert the other T-10 screw on the right

side.

11. Using an extension on your Torx driver, insert and tighten the 2 T-10 screws that hold the drive on

the left side of the jukebox.

12. Connect the drive power, SCSI, and drive interface cables to the new drive.

Connect the cables to the bottom drive ﬁrst, then the top drive.

Use the end connector on the SCSI cable to go to the top drive. Use either power connector on the

drives. Use the longer drive interface cable to reach the top drive.

13. Mount the front RFI shield.

14. Thread the front panel cable up the front of the RFI shield and through the clip on the top of the

shield.

Figure 9: Front panel clip on RFI shield

15. Re-mount the front bezel.

Before placing the front bezel against the chassis, connect the front panel cable and the mailslot

sensor cable connectors to the front panel PCA,

16. Release the T-25 screw holding the picker in its stowed position at the top of the chassis.

17. Connect the power cable. Turn the jukebox on.

18. Run Test 2, the Wellness Test, to verify that the upgrade has been successful.

19. Re-mount the access panel and outside cover.

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