Overland Storage ARCvault 48 user manual

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ARCvault 48
Quick Start Guide
This document describes how to unpack and install an • Magazine Release Tool
ARCvault 48 library into a standard RETMA 19" rack. The
• Documentation CD with a PDF of the user guide
library has a 4U form factor.
• This ARCvault 48 Quick Start Guide
Each unit comes with a Rack Kit and an Accessory Kit
For SCSI drive models, the Accessory Kit also includes:
containing these items:
• LVD SCSI cable, 2m (6.5 ft.)
• Read Me First document
• SCSI terminator
• Power co

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Installing the Rack Kit Every ARCvault 48 comes with a tray-style Rack Kit that b. Move the rear bracket so that the PEM studs are allows you to easily install and remove the unit without in different slots (Figure 3) based on the rack size. having to engage side rails. The Rack Kit includes all • For a 36" rack, use the two front slots. mounting hardware. • For a 30" rack, use the two center slots. • For a 24" rack, use the two rear slots. WARNING: It is recommended that a mechanical lifter

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ARCvault Overview Tape cartridges are loaded using the tape magazines There are two ways to interface with an ARCvault unit— provided. The ARCvault 48 has four magazines, two on the Operator Control Panel (OCP) touch screen on the each side. As a safety feature, the magazine doors must be front panel (Figure 5) or Remote Management Utility shut before the internal robotics can function. (RMU) accessed via a web browser using the default IP address of 10.0.0.1. Tape Cartridge Magazines Door

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4. Plug a network connection into the Ethernet port. 5. Plug the power cord into the AC receptacle and the other end into a power source. FC Drive - Single Host The default FC configuration is one full-height drive. 1. Connect your Fibre Channel cabling to either of the FC ports and the other end to your system (Figure 7). 2. Plug the network connection into the Ethernet port. FC Port A FC Port B 3. Plug the power cord into the AC receptacle and the other end into a power source. Figure 7. F