HP Hewlett Packard Welder 1840 960 User Manual

HP StorageWorks Ultrium  
1840/960  
1
Introduction  
4
Connecting the tape drive  
This poster describes how to install your HP StorageWorks Ultrium full-height tape drive.  
External tape drive  
Connect to a dedicated Ultra320 SCSI HBA for Ultrium 1840 and 960 and do not daisy  
chain with other drives.  
CAUTION: Turn off and remove the power cords from the server and all attached  
accessories.  
• Use the supplied SCSI cable.  
• Connect directly to the storage server (not over a network).  
• Use the correct driver.  
• Use HP Library & Tape Tools to check system and tape drive performance.  
WARNING: To avoid personal injury or damage to the server or tape drive,  
disconnect your server from the mains power supply before installing the tape drive.  
Always use the power cable supplied with the tape drive. See also Safety booklet on  
the CD-ROM.  
Start Here  
2
Preparing the host  
IMPORTANT: Refer to www.hp.com/go/connect for detailed compatibility  
information about servers, operating systems, software applications and SCSI HBAs.  
SCSI HBA  
1 SCSI cable  
2 Power cable  
We recommend adedicated Ultra320 host bus adapter for Ultrium 1840 and 960. If  
necessary, install a new HBA before you connect the tape drive. Ensure that you are  
connecting to a supported HBA running the recommended firmware version.  
SCSI cable and termination  
Use the 68-pin, wide, VHD-to-HD SCSI cable (1) supplied with the tape drive. The tape  
drive provides active termination; it does not require a terminator, if it is the only or the  
last device on the SCSI bus. Daisy-chaining multiple devices is not recommended. If you  
do so, do not mix drive families (only daisy-chain with other Ultrium tape drives) and  
attach no more than two devices to the same SCSI bus. The last device on the SCSI chain  
must be terminated correctly.  
Your tape drive will work with lower-rated LVDS SCSI but performance may be degraded.  
Single-ended SCSI will degrade performance and limit cable length. Do not attach to  
narrow or HVD SCSI.  
Drivers  
For Windows systems, we recommend that you use the installer on the CD-ROM. Subsequent  
updates are available from Windows Update or the HP web site. For other operating  
systems, patch to the latest version of the operating system, following the instructions in the  
patch documentation. See also the “UNIX Configuration Guide” on the CD-ROM.  
Power cord  
Use the supplied, HP approved power cord (2). This cord is appropriate for your specific  
geographic region.  
Backup software  
Always upgrade your software application to ensure it works correctly with the tape  
drive. The in-box software provides full support for all the features of your tape drive.  
NOTE: The HP driver is suitable for use in most applications, but refer also  
to the documentation of your software application to ensure you are using the  
recommended driver.  
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Printed in the EU  
5
Powering on the tape drive and verify  
connection  
Free diagnostic tool  
HP StorageWorks Library & Tape Tools (L&TT) is the recommended diagnostic and  
support tool for your HP tape drive. It is available free on your HP StorageWorks  
Use it to verify installation, upgrade firmware and to aid in troubleshooting.  
3
Setting the SCSI ID  
Your HP StorageWorks Ultrium drive is shipped with a default SCSI ID of 3, but it can  
beassigned any unused ID between 0 and 15. Do not use SCSI ID 7, which is reserved  
for the SCSI controller, or SCSI ID 0, which is typically assigned to the boot disk.  
1 Power button  
• Plug in the host server or workstation and all attached devices.  
• Power on the tape drive using the power button located at the front of the tape drive.  
• Check the Ready LED on the front panel to make sure the tape drive is ready for use.  
• Turn on any other devices you turned off earlier. Turn on the server.  
• Verify the connection using HP Library & Tape Tools.  
1 SCSI ID  
EH854-90929  
 

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