User manual TANDBERG MSERIES RMC REFERENCE

[. . . ] If you need help with any part of these instructions, please contact Tandberg Customer Support. You can also receive help in the form of a complete set of M-Series library user documents in Portable Document File (PDF) format by going to www. tandberg. com. Once the RMC is installed, it must be configured using instructions found in the Tandberg Data M-Series Remote Management Card User's Guide. [. . . ] To do this, remove the mounting screws securing the cover plate to the card cage and then lift the plate out. Then, remove the screws that secure the hold-down clamp to the side of the card cage. Save the clamp and mounting screws for use later in this installation. Save the cover plate for future use. M1500 back panel Cover plate mounting screw Captive screws Slot for RMC Cover plate mounting screw Handle M2500 back panel NOTE: The card cage is identical for the M1500 and M2500 libraries. M-Series Library Expansion Card Cage If you are replacing an RMC, remove the existing RMC as follows. Disconnect the interconnect cable from the existing RMC and the library serial port. Remove the hold-down clamp screws from the side of the card cage and set the hold-down clamp aside. Remove the screws that secure the RMC to the card cage, and then lift the RMC out of the library expansion slot. NOTE: Refer to the Return Material Authorization (RMA) documents shipped with the replacement RMC for the appropriate return procedure. Hold the RMC by the edges; avoid contact with RMC components and connectors. Secure the RMC to the card cage frame using the two mounting screws removed earlier. Ethernet 0 (ETH 0) Ethernet 1 (ETH 1) Command serial port (RS-232) Diagnostic serial port (RS-232) LEDs Mounting screw Mounting screw g. If you plan to install one or more Fibre Channel bridges (FC310 or FC420), do so now following the instructions found in the Quick Reference Guide shipped with the Fibre Channel bridge. Slide the card cage back into the library and secure the cage by tightening the two captive screws. RMC Ports and Indicators STEP 3: ATTACH THE INTERCONNECT CABLE Once you have installed the RMC, attach the interconnect cable from the diagnostic serial port on the RMC to the library serial port. NOTE: The connectors are different sizes; the cable can only be connected in the proper orientation. NOTE: If you are replacing the RMC, be sure to use the new interconnect cable shipped with the replacement RMC. Library serial port (attach P2 cable connector) RMC RMC serial port (attach P1 cable connector) NOTE: For clarity, the interconnect cable is not shown. STEP 4: ESTABLISH A RMC-TO-HOST CONNECTION FOR LIBRARY MANAGEMENT a. Connect an Ethernet cable from the ETH 0 port on the RMC to one of the following: -- A TCP/IP network segment with a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server -- A non-DHCP computer directly connected to the RMC using a hub or crossover cable b. If you are using a DHCP server, the server will assign an IP address to the RMC. If the host computer is on the same network as a DHCP server, go to the DHCP Manager window on the DHCP server and find the IP address assigned to the RMC. As an alternative, you can also obtain this information from the library's operator control panel by selecting Main > QuickView > Library > Network. ETH 0 RMC Ethernet 0 (ETH 0) Port If the host computer is not on a DHCP network, configure the RMC with network information (IP address, subnet mask, and gateway) compatible with the host computer as follows: -- At the operator control panel of the library, select Main > Menu > Config. [. . . ] Ltd. , 801 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh #02-00 Singapore 319319 Tel: +65 259 9330 Fax: +65 258 1702 Tandberg Data (Japan) Inc. Shinkawa-nittei Annex Bldg. , 7th floor, 22-4 Shinkawa 1-chome, Chuo-ku Tokyo 104-0033 Japan Tel: +81 3 5566 2871 Fax: +81 3 5566 2875 Copyright 2002 Quantum Corporation. ATL Tape Libraries, and Prism Storage Architecture are trademarks of Quantum Corporation registered in the U. S. A and other countries. [. . . ]