Quantum DAT 160 Betriebsanweisung
14
Connecting the DAT Autochanger
Note
When counting SCSI devices, keep in mind that a DAT
Autochanger can contain up to two devices (the DAT drive and
the robotics). Don't forget to include in your count other devices
on the SCSI channel, (i.e., a tape unit, an additional hard drive,
etc.).
Autochanger can contain up to two devices (the DAT drive and
the robotics). Don't forget to include in your count other devices
on the SCSI channel, (i.e., a tape unit, an additional hard drive,
etc.).
Each DAT Autochanger unit contains more than one SCSI device and may require
more than one SCSI ID (depending on the mode of operation). The first chart below
shows the different DAT Autochanger configurations and the number of SCSI IDs
required. The second chart illustrates how many DAT Autochanger units you can
attach to one SCSI channel (if there are no other devices on the channel).
more than one SCSI ID (depending on the mode of operation). The first chart below
shows the different DAT Autochanger configurations and the number of SCSI IDs
required. The second chart illustrates how many DAT Autochanger units you can
attach to one SCSI channel (if there are no other devices on the channel).
Number of SCSI IDs Required
Sequential Mode
Random Mode
1
2
Maximum DAT Autochangers on one SCSI Channel
Sequential Mode
Random Mode
7
3
Powering on the System
p Plug the AC power cord into the connector on the rear of the DAT Autochanger.
p Plug the AC power cord from the DAT Autochanger into a grounded electrical
outlet.
p Plug the AC power cord from your host computer into a grounded electrical
outlet.
p Turn on the DAT Autochanger power. Turn on the host computer power.