This section describes how to install and/or replace the PowerVault 132T library
customer-replaceable hardware.
Installing/Replacing a Drive
Your library can contain up to two drives. If you have one drive, you can
install an additional drive by following the procedure below.
NOTE: With LUN partitioning, the library can
support a mix of LTO drive generations within a single unit. The library
does not support an LTO drive in the same library with an SDLT drive.
Remove the drive module from the packaging.
Power down the library and disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet.
Power down the host and disconnect the cable connecting the library and
host.
From the back of the library, locate the available drive slot.
Loosen the four thumbscrews on the cover plate and remove the cover plate
(Figure 1).
Store the cover plate in a convenient place. It is required for proper operation
and cooling of the library if the optional drive is ever removed.
Figure 1. Drive module cover plate removal
Slide the drive module into position (Figure 2)
being careful to ensure that the metal edge on the drive module is inserted
into the plastic guide on the left side of the drive bay. Do not use excessive
force when inserting the drive sled or you may cause damage to your library.
Figure 2. Drive module installation
Tighten the four thumbscrews. Make sure the back plate is flush with the
chassis and all screws are fully tightened.
Connect one end of the SCSI bus cable to the drive sled SCSI connector
and the other end to the host.
Install an LVD terminator on the last device of the SCSI chain.
Plug the power cable into a grounded electrical outlet.
Power on the library.
When the library is online, power on the host.
NOTE: A drive must always be present in the
first slot (shown on the right in the figure above).
If you are replacing an existing drive, remove the drive by loosening the
thumbscrews and pulling out the drive sled. Follow Steps 7 through 13 in Installing
a Drive to install the new drive.
Replacing the Barcode Scanner
The barcode scanner enables your library to read tape cartridge information
contained in a barcode label attached to each of the data cartridges. This information
becomes part of the application software's library cartridge inventory. Follow
the procedure below to replace a barcode scanner.
Tools required: Philips screwdriver
Remove the barcode scanner module (Figure 3)
from the packaging. Be careful not to handle the barcode scanner on the glass
lens.
Figure 3. Barcode scanner
Power down your library and disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet.
Open the IE door, which is located to the right of the media access door.
Unscrew the top and bottom screws on the bracket inside the IE door and
pull straight out to remove door and bracket (Figure
4). Save the screws, you will need them to re-install the door.
NOTE: You may need to pull firmly to remove
the door.
Figure 4. Bracket screws and IE door removal
Remove the existing barcode scanner by loosening the two screws on the top
of the IE door bracket and detaching the scanner from the bracket.
Align the two screw holes on the top of the new barcode scanner with the
screw holes on the IE door bracket (Figure 5).
Attach the new barcode scanner to the bracket using the two screws that
came with the barcode scanner.
Figure 5. Attaching barcode scanner to bracket
Locate the two receptacles inside the library underneath the LCD screen.
Insert the connector on the barcode scanner into the back receptacle (Figure
6).
Figure 6. Receptacle for barcode scanner connector
After connecting the bar code scanner cable to the rear receptacle, route
the cable to the right of the scanner. Route it over the top of the plastic
projection that the barcode scanner is connected to so that the cable fits
against the groove in the plastic (Figure 7).
Hold onto the cable as you begin sliding the bar code scanner assembly back
into the library.
CAUTION: If the
cable is not correctly routed, it can interfere with the pickers travel.
Figure 7. Routed cable
Slide the plastic tab on the right side of the IE door bracket, into the
metal guide inside the library. Push straight in until the bracket firmly
seats against the front of the unit (Figure 8).
CAUTION: If the
IE door assembly does not fit flush against the library, the cable is
not routed properly. If you force the IE door rather than reroute the
cable, you can crack the door assembly.
Power down your library and disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet.
From the back of the library, locate the RMU. Remove the RMU by loosening
the thumbscrew and pulling out the RMU (Figure 10).
Figure 10. RMU removal
Slide the new RMU into position and tighten the thumbscrew (Figure
11).
Figure 11. RMU module installation
Plug the power cable into a grounded electrical outlet.
Power on the library.
The library will detect the presence of the RMU. If you want to set a new
IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address, go to the
Setup Wizard or Configure RMU.
Installing/Replacing the Storage Networking Controller
Remove the SNC from the packaging.
Power down your library and disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet.
From the back of the library, locate the available SNC slot. Loosen the
four thumbscrews on the cover plate and remove the cover plate (Figure
12).
Figure 12. SNC cover plate removal
Slide the SNC into position and until it mates with the connector then
tighten the thumbscrews (Figure 13).
Figure 13. SNC installation
Plug the power cable into a grounded electrical outlet.