[. . . ] provides this publication "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Making copies or adaptations without prior written authorization of ATL Products, Inc. is prohibited by law and constitutes a punishable violation of the law. TRADEMARK STATEMENT Prism Library Architecture, IntelliGrip, WebAdmin, and WebLibrarian are all trademarks of ATL Products, Inc. [. . . ] Pressing the Load Port button causes the load port to open, allowing you to insert or remove a tape cartridge. Pressing the Load Pack button prepares the library for load pack removal. Always press this button before opening the front door to access the load pack. The security level indicator displays the current security level of the GUI. There are five security levels: service (S), operator (O), user (U), import only (I), and locked (L). For more information about security levels, see "Changing the GUI Security Level" on page 49. System status indicator Standby button Load Port button Load Pack button Security level indicator Stop button Pressing the Stop button cuts power to the library robotics, thus stopping all library activity. Pressing the Stop button a second time restores power to the library robotics. ATL P1000 Series User's Guide 43 Chapter 3 Basic Operations Using the GUI Horizontal Bar 3 Table 5 describes each of the buttons on the horizontal bar. Table 5 Horizontal Bar Buttons Button Back button Description Pressing this button moves you backward screen-by-screen through previously selected screens. Pressing this button moves you forward screen-by-screen through previously selected screens. Pressing this button returns you to the initial GUI screen (see figure 29 on page 42). Pressing these buttons adjusts the contrast of the GUI. Forward button Home button Contrast buttons ( and ) Main Display Area 3 The main display area provides access to five tabbed screens through which you can issue commands to the library. Since the GUI is not large enough to display all five tabbed screens at once, the initial GUI screen displays only the first three screens (Overview, Tapes, and Operator). To scroll forward to the remaining screens (Service and Prism Router), press the right arrow button. To scroll backward through the screens, press the left arrow button. Press this button Press this button to scroll to the to scroll to next tabs. previous tabs. Back PRODUCTS Figure 30 Navigating through the GUI Screens Forward Tapes Home Operator PRODUCTS Back Forward Tapes Test Home Service Misc. ATL System Off-line ATL System Off-line Overview Operator Report Drives D00 ANF 120 Ready D02 empty Ready Activity Load Pack P00 ANF146 P01 ANF147 Standby Load Port Load Pack Standby Statistics Load Port Load Pack Actuator SysTest Library Results SysTest Library Initialize Nonvol Statistics D01 ???Ready D03 ANF 123 Ready GRP empty P02 ANF148 P03 ANF149 Auto Clean Operate Axes U Stop S Stop Service Calibrate Initialize Nonvol Config Change Password 44 ATL P1000 Series User's Guide Chapter 3 Basic Operations Using the GUI Table 6 describes each of the GUI screens. Table 6 GUI Screens Screen Overview Tapes Description This screen provides an overview of the tape drives, robot activity, and load pack inventory. This screen displays the contents of the tape drives, storage bins, load packs, the gripper, and the load port. To use this screen, you must have Operator or Service access privileges. This screen contains reporting functions, system tests, and miscellaneous commands. This screen contains options related to the optional Prism FC210 Router. For information about these options, see the ATL Prism FC210 Router Addendum (PN 6331101). Operator Service Prism Router GUI Screens 3 Figure 31 shows the commands that are available on the Overview, Tapes, Operator, and Service screens. Figure 31 GUI Screens Overview Tapes Operator Service Tape Drive Status Activity Load Pack Drives Storage Load Pack Transport Load Port Configure Library Configure Options Move Cartridges Inventory Tapes Calibrate Library Exercise Library Unload Drive Unload Imp/Exp Statistics Actuator Sys Test Library Results Auto Clean Sys Test Library Operate Axes Service Calibrate Initialize Nonvol Statistics Initialize Nonvol Config. Change Password ATL P1000 Series User's Guide 45 Chapter 3 Basic Operations Obtaining Library Status Obtaining Library Status You can obtain library status from the Overview and Tapes screens. 3 Overview Screen 3 To open the Overview screen, press the Overview tab on the GUI. The Overview screen is divided into three sections (see figure 32): · · · Drives Activity Load Pack Figure 32 Overview Screen Back PRODUCTS Forward Tapes Home Operator Drive Cartridge number present ATL System Off-line Overview Drives D00 ANF 120 Ready D02 empty Ready Activity Load Pack P00 ANF146 Drive status Standby Load Port Load Pack D03 ANF 123 Ready Bar code Writeenabled P01 ANF147 D01 ??? [. . . ] Push the slide assembly tray back into the rack. c d e f g 4 Check for adequate clearance. If necessary, repeat this procedure to adjust the slide tray further. 106 ATL P1000 Series User's Guide Appendix B Installing the Slide Assembly in the Rack Adjusting the Slide Assembly Now that the slide assembly is properly installed and adjusted, you are ready to remove the P1000 from the shipping pallet and mount it in the rack (see "Removing a Rack-mount Library from the Pallet" on page 23). ATL P1000 Series User's Guide 107 Appendix B Installing the Slide Assembly in the Rack Adjusting the Slide Assembly 108 ATL P1000 Series User's Guide Glossary 2 Glossary A actuators Robotic components that move inside the library to manipulate cartridges. These include the gripper, extension axis, vertical axis, and horizontal axis. automated tape library A robotic storage and retrieval system for tape cartridges. B bar code label The identification label on tape cartridges. [. . . ]