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Z microsystems SL User's Guide (200 pages)


Brand: Z-microsystems | Category: TVs & monitors | Size: 3.27 MB |

 

Table of contents

StorageTek

1

StreamLine™ SL8500

1

StreamLine

3

SL8500 Modular

3

Library System

3

Revision K • 9640

4

Summary of Changes

7

Contents

9

▼ To Create Partitions 37

13

▼ To Remove Partitions 38

13

▼ To locate a drive 63

15

▼ To power-off the library 68

15

▼ To power-on the library 71

15

▼ To locate a drive 129

18

▼ To copy the MIB file 136

18

Organization

23

Alert Messages

24

Conventions

25

Related Publications

26

Additional Information

27

CISPR 22 and EN55022 Warning

29

Japanese Compliance Statement

30

Prevention

35

Fiber-optic Safety

36

EN60950-1:2001 Statement

37

Library Safety

37

Door Switches

38

Smoke Detection

38

Fire Suppression

38

Service Safety Door

39

Interior Lighting

39

SL8500 Servo Power Interrupt

39

Introduction

41

198 diagnostic

42

Library Modules

43

Capacities

44

Tape Drives

45

Supported Drives

46

LTO Ultrium

47

Super DLT

47

HBK Card

47

Configuration

47

HBC Card

48

HBT Card

48

L203_578

49

Redundant HandBots

50

Initialization

50

Robotics Interface Module

51

HandBot Numbering

52

Library Cameras

54

Local Operator Console

55

Elevator

56

Cartridge Access Port (CAP)

56

Storage Expansion Modules

57

N+1 Base Power Configuration

58

2N Power Configuration

59

Library Complex

59

Pass-thru Ports

60

Embedded Firmware

61

Library Management Software

62

Library Partitioning

62

Hosts and Partitions

63

Capacities for Partitions

64

Library Specifications

65

Configuration Information

67

Activating Password

68

Dynamic World Wide Name

69

Upgrading Firmware

70

PTP Configuration

71

Nondisruptive Installation

72

Disruptive PTP Installation

72

ACSLS or HSC

72

Adding a Library to the Right

73

PTP Addressing Scheme

74

Rail Library A

75

Rail Library B

75

Rail Library C

76

Rail Library D

76

Rail Library E

76

▼ To Create Partitions

77

▼ To Remove Partitions

78

Host Interfaces

79

Definitions and Terminology

81

Client System Component

83

Storage Management Component

83

Sun StorageTek HTTP Server

83

Host Software Component

83

LibraryStation

84

Library Operation

85

Dismount Sequence

86

▼ To open the CAP

87

▼ To close the CAP

87

Importing Cartridges

89

L203_449

90

L203_474

91

Exporting Cartridges

92

Automated Mode of Operation

93

Overriding a CAP Reservation

94

To Override a CAP Reservation

95

Monitoring Library Events

97

Monitoring PTPs

98

Cleaning of Drives

98

Manual Mode of Operation

99

Safety Precautions

100

Physical Restrictions

100

Entering the Library

101

▼ To open the door

102

▼ To locate a cartridge

103

▼ To locate a drive

103

Moving the HandBot

104

Cartridge

105

Dismounting a Cartridge

106

Exiting the Library

107

T9840/T9940 Drive Display

108

LTO Ultrium Drives

108

Powering-off the Library

108

▼ To power-off the library

108

1. Retainer

109

3. System Power Off/On Switch

109

Powering-on the Library

111

▼ To power-on the library

111

Maintenance Mode of Operation

111

Left Maintenance Area

112

Right Maintenance Area

112

Cartridge Information

115

Handling a Cartridge

116

T9840 Cartridge

117

BOTT OM VI EW

118

REAR VIEW

118

FRONT VIEW

118

T9940 Cartridge

119

T10000 Data Cartridges

120

Specifications Performance

121

Mechanical

121

LTO Ultrium Cartridge

122

LTO Cartridge Specifications

123

Super DLTtape II

124

VolSafe Cartridges

125

Media Domain and Media ID

126

Cartridge Codes

127

Data Cartridge Label Examples

128

SDLT LTO T9x40 T10000

129

Non-labeled Cartridges

130

LTO Cartridges

131

T9x40 Drives

131

1. SDLT cartridge

132

2. VOLID label

132

Applying Labels to Cartridges

133

L203 462

134

L203_463

135

Maintaining Cartridges

137

Using Cleaning Cartridges

138

Storing of Cartridges

138

Troubleshooting the Library

139

CAP, robots, elevator)

140

Diagnostic Utilities

142

Event Monitors

143

Loading Code

144

Performing Audits

144

Performing Library Self-test

145

Moving Cartridges

145

Copying the MIB Text File

146

Obtaining Maintenance Support

147

Cartridge Slot Locations

149

Reserved Slots

150

Cartridge Address

150

Cartridge Locations (1 of 3)

159

Cartridge Locations (2 of 3)

160

Cartridge Locations (3 of 3)

161

Library Storage Module (LSM)

162

Panel Designations

162

Examples of CAP Behavior:

163

Elevators

163

Operational Considerations

164

Drive Bay Locations

165

Internal Address

166

HLI-PRC Address

167

System Address

168

Manually Locating a Drive Bay

168

APPENDIX

171

SNMP Terms

172

SNMP Commands

174

Access Control

174

Management Information Base

175

▼ To copy the MIB file

176

SNMP Traps/Notifications

176

Severity Codes

177

Glossary

179

Numerics

179

Membrane keypad

183

Product logos

183

Drive and electronics module

189

Customer interface module

189

Robotics interface module

189

Z microsystems SL Specifications (456 pages)


Brand: Z-microsystems | Category: TVs & monitors | Size: 1.00 MB |

 

Table of contents

Java™ Programming Language

1

Course Contents

4

Sun Services

10

Preface

16

Course Goals

17

Course Overview

19

Course Map

20

Topics Not Covered

21

How Prepared Are You?

22

Introductions

23

How to Use the Icons

24

Courier italics

25

Courier italics bold

25

Additional Conventions

27

Module 1

28

What Is the Java™ Technology?

31

• Garbage collection

34

• JVM tool interface

34

The Java Virtual Machine

35

Garbage Collection

38

The Java Runtime Environment

39

Compiler

40

JVM™ Tasks

41

The Class Loader

42

The Bytecode Verifier

43

A Simple Java Application

44

The TestGreeting Application

45

The Greeting Class

46

• Compile TestGreeting.java:

47

Compile-Time Errors

48

Runtime Errors

49

Module 2

51

Software Engineering

54

The Analysis and Design Phase

55

Abstraction

56

• Example:

58

Declaring Attributes

59

Declaring Methods

60

Accessing Object Members

61

Information Hiding

62

Encapsulation

64

Declaring Constructors

65

The Default Constructor

66

Source File Layout

67

Software Packages

68

The package Statement

69

The import Statement

70

Directory Layout and Packages

71

Development

72

Compiling Using the -d Option

73

Terminology Recap

74

Using the Java Technology API

75

Documentation

75

Java Technology API

76

Documentation With HTML3

76

Module 3

77

Comments

81

Identifiers

85

Primitive Types

87

Logical – boolean

88

Textual – char

89

Textual – String

90

Float Length Name or Type

94

Variables, Declarations, and

95

Assignments

95

Java Reference Types

96

Memory Allocation and Layout

98

Executing the Constructor

100

Assigning a Variable

101

Assigning References

102

Pass-by-Value

103

The this Reference

108

Conventions

112

Module 4

114

Objectives

115

Relevance

117

Variables and Scope

118

Variable Scope Example

119

Variable Initialization

120

Operator Precedence

122

Logical Operators

123

Bitwise Logical Operators

124

>>) operator:

125

>>>) operator:

125

Left-Shift Operator <<

126

Shift Operator Examples

127

String Concatenation With +

128

(such as int to long)

130

Simple if, else Statements

131

Complex if, else Statements

132

Switch Statements

134

Looping Statements

137

Special Loop Flow Control

140

The break Statement

141

The continue Statement

142

Module 5

145

Declaring Arrays

148

Creating Arrays

149

Creating Reference Arrays

151

With Point Objects

152

Initializing Arrays

153

Multidimensional Arrays

154

Array Bounds

156

Using the Enhanced for Loop

157

Array Resizing

158

Copying Arrays

159

Module 6

160

Subclassing

163

Using Inheritance

165

Single Inheritance

166

Access Control

168

Overriding Methods

169

Accessible

171

Invoking Overridden Methods

172

Polymorphism

174

Virtual Method Invocation

176

Heterogeneous Collections

177

Polymorphic Arguments

178

The instanceof Operator

179

Casting Objects

180

Overloading Methods

182

Overloading Constructors

184

Examples

190

The Object Class

193

The equals Method

194

An equals Example

195

The toString Method

199

Wrapper Classes

200

Autoboxing of Primitive Types

202

Module 7

203

The static Keyword

206

Class Attributes

207

Class Methods

209

Static Initializers

212

The final Keyword

214

Final Variables

215

Blank Final Variables

216

• Not type-safe

220

• No namespace

220

• Brittle character

220

The New Enumerated Type

221

Advanced Enumerated Types

225

Static Imports

227

Abstract Classes

229

The Solution

233

Interfaces

236

The Flyer Example

237

Multiple Interface Example

244

Uses of Interfaces

246

Module 8

247

Exceptions and Assertions

250

Exceptions

251

Exception Example

252

The try-catch Statement

253

Call Stack Mechanism

256

The finally Clause

257

Exception Categories

258

Common Exceptions

259

The Handle or Declare Rule

260

Creating Your Own Exceptions

263

Assertions

266

Internal Invariants

268

Control Flow Invariants

269

For example:

270

Module 9

272

Command-Line Arguments

275

System Properties

277

The Properties Class

278

Console I/O

281

Writing to Standard Output

282

Reading From Standard Input

283

Simple Formatted Output

285

Simple Formatted Input

286

Files and File I/O

287

Creating a New File Object

288

The File Tests and Utilities

289

File Stream I/O

291

File Output Example

294

The Collections API

296

A Set Example

298

A List Example

299

Generics

301

Generic Collections API

302

Compiler Warnings

303

Iterators

304

Enhanced for Loop

306

Module 10

309

Abstract Window Toolkit

312

The java.awt Package

313

Containers

314

Positioning Components

315

The FrameExample Class

317

Example Frame

318

The FrameWithPanel Class

320

Example Panel

322

Layout Managers

323

Default Layout Managers

324

A Simple FlowLayout Example

325

Example of FlowLayout

327

The FlowLayout Manager

328

The FlowLayout Resizing

329

The FlowExample Class

330

The BorderLayout Manager

332

Components

333

The BorderExample Class

334

Example of BorderLayout

336

The GridLayout Manager

337

The GridExample Class

338

Example of GridLayout

340

Combining Layout Managers

343

Drawing in AWT

344

Module 11

346

ActionEvent

349

Delegation Model

351

A Listener Example

352

WindowEvent

354

Complex Example

358

Multiple Listeners

362

Event Adapters

363

Module 12

368

AWT Components

371

AWT Listeners

374

How to Create a Menu

376

Creating a MenuBar

377

Creating a Menu

378

Creating a MenuItem

380

Creating a CheckBoxMenuItem

382

Controlling Visual Aspects

384

J.F.C./Swing Technology

385

Module 13

386

Code Data

389

A thread or

389

Creating the Thread

390

Starting the Thread

392

Runnable

393

Thread Scheduling Example

394

Terminating a Thread

395

Basic Control of Threads

397

The join Method

398

Other Ways to Create Threads

399

The Object Lock Flag

402

Releasing the Lock Flag

405

Deadlock

409

Thread Interaction

411

The Producer Class

414

The Consumer Class

416

The SyncStack Class

418

The pop Method

419

The push Method

420

The SyncTest Class

421

Module 14

423

I/O Fundamentals

426

Fundamental Stream Classes

427

Data Within Streams

428

The InputStream Methods

429

The OutputStream Methods

430

The Reader Methods

431

The Writer Methods

432

Node Streams

433

A Simple Example

434

Buffered Streams

436

I/O Stream Chaining

438

Processing Streams

439

InputStream

441

FilterInputStream

441

OutputStream

442

FilterOutputStream

442

FilterReader

443

FilterWriter

444

Module 15

445

Networking

448

Java Networking Model

451

Minimal TCP/IP Server

452

Minimal TCP/IP Client

455

Z microsystems SL User Manual (51 pages)


Brand: Z-microsystems | Category: TVs & monitors | Size: 2.28 MB |

 

Table of contents

Console

1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

3

INTRODUCTION

4

INSTALLATION

10

OPERATIONS

16

MAINTENANCE

28

TROUBLESHOOTING

29

SCHEMATICS

31

HOST SERIAL

33

REPLACEMENTS

36

APPENDIX

37

Z Microsystems, Inc

51
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