TANDBERG DATA
DLT 8000 (INTERNAL)
Device Type | Internall Tape Drive |
Interface | SCSI |
Format | DLT |
Sustained Transfer Rate | 200Kbps (compressed) |
Size | 5.25in full height |
View | Top |
USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS |
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Setting |
Label |
Position |
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» | SCSI ID 4 selected | JP1 | Pins 9 & 10 closed |
SCSI ID other than 4 selected | JP1 | Pins 9 & 10 open | |
» | Termination enabled | JP3 | Pins 3 & 4 closed |
Termination disabled | JP3 | Pins 3 & 4 open | |
Note:A jumper must always be placed on JP1 pins 9 & 10, for the host to recognize any SCSI ID, other wise SCSI ID remains on 5. |
DRIVE SELECT ID |
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SCSI ID | JP1/Pins 1 & 2 | JP1/Pins 3 & 4 | JP1/Pins 5 & 6 | JP1/Pins 7 & 8 | |
0 | Open | Open | Open | Open | |
1 | Closed | Open | Open | Open | |
3 | Open | Closed | Open | Open | |
» | 4 | Open | Open | Closed | Open |
5 | Closed | Open | Closed | Open | |
6 | Open | Closed | Closed | Open | |
7 | Closed | Closed | Closed | Open | |
8 | Open | Open | Open | Closed | |
9 | Closed | Open | Open | Closed | |
10 | Open | Closed | Open | Closed | |
11 | Closed | Closed | Open | Closed | |
12 | Open | Open | Closed | Closed | |
13 | Closed | Open | Closed | Closed | |
14 | Open | Closed | Closed | Closed | |
15 | Closed | Closed | Closed | Closed | |
Note:A jumper must always be placed on JP1 pins 9 & 10, for the host to recognize any SCSI ID, other wise SCSI ID remains on 5. |
MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED MEDIA |
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Tape |
Capacity Without Compression |
Capacity With Compression |
DLT tape III |
10GB |
20GB |
DLT tape IIIxt |
15GB |
30GB |
DLT tape IV |
40GB |
80GB |
DIAGNOSTIC LED(S) |
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LED |
Color |
Status |
Condition |
LED1 |
Yellow |
On |
Compression mode enabled (10.0, 15.0, and 35.0GB densities only). |
LED1 |
Yellow |
Off |
Compression mode disabled. |
LED2 |
Yellow |
On |
Density selected from front panel. |
LED2 |
Yellow |
Off |
Density to be selected by the host (automatic). |
LED4 |
Orange |
On |
Cartridge is write-protected. |
LED4 |
Orange |
Off |
Cartridge is write-enabled. |
LED5 |
Yellow |
Blinking |
Cartridge is loaded and tape is moving. |
LED5 |
Yellow |
On |
Cartridge is loaded and ready for use. |
LED5 |
Yellow |
Off |
Cartridge is not loading. |
LED6 |
Yellow |
On |
Drive head requires cleaning or tape is bad. |
LED6 |
Yellow |
Remains on after cleaning tape unloaded |
Cleaning tape attempted to clean drive head, tape expired, cleaning not performed. |
LED6 |
Yellow |
Turns on when data cartridge loaded after cleaning |
Problem data cartridge. Insert a different cartridge. |
LED6 |
Yellow |
Off |
Cleaning complete, or cleaning unnecessary. |
LED7 |
Green |
On |
Okay to operate cartridge insert/release handle. |
LED7 |
Green |
Off |
Do not operate cartridge insert/release handle |
LED7 |
Green |
Blinking |
Close and reinsert handle, wait for light to become steady. |
10.0/15.0 |
Yellow |
On |
Indicates tape is recorded in 10.0/15.0GB format. |
10.0/15.0 |
Yellow |
Blinking |
Indicates tape is recorded in another density selected for a write from BOT. |
20.0 |
Yellow |
On |
Indicates tape is recorded in 20.0GB format. |
20.0 |
Yellow |
Blinking |
Indicates tape is recorded in another density selected for a write from BOT. |
35.0 |
Yellow |
On |
Indicates tape is recorded in 35.0GB |
35.0 |
Yellow |
Blinking |
Indicates tape is recorded in another density selected for a write from BOT. |
40.0 |
Yellow |
On |
Indicates tape is recorded in 40.0GB format. |
40.0 |
Yellow |
Blinking |
Indicates tape is recorded in another density selected for a write from BOT. |
Note: All four right side or all seven left side indicators 'On' designates that the Power-on self-test (POST) is starting. All four right side or all seven left side indicators 'Blinking' designates that an error has occurred in the POST; clear the error by pressing the unload button, or turn drive power off and then on again. If error remains service is required. |
MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL NOTES |
The DLT 8000 is available in two models with different SCSI interfaces. These two interfaces are not compatible, do not use on the same SCSI bus. (SCSI SE/LVD, SCSI Diff). |