Library slots are identified by library-module, side, row, column, where:
library-module is the module that contains the slot. Modules are numbered by starting from the base module (1
) and counting down.
side identifies the magazine within the module either Left
or Right
.
row is the row of the slot with in the magazine, numbered starting from the top of magazine(1
) and counting down.
column is the column of the slot within the magazine, numbered starting from the handle side of the magazine, at the front of the library, and counting to the back.
The library can have a maximum of three reserved slots. Only the following slot addresses can be used as reserved slots (see "Determine the Required Number of Reserved System Slots"). Reserved slots do not have a SCSI element address.
1,
Left,
1,
1
1,
Left,
2,
1
1,
Left,
3,
1
Component locations are identified using the following addressing schemes:
Component | SCSI Element Address | Physical addressing |
---|---|---|
Drives | Yes | module ,top|bottom |
Mailslot | Yes | slot number |
Expanded Mailslot | Yes | module ,side ,row ,column |
Power Supply | No | module ,top|bottom |
Hand (Robot) | Yes | n/a |
The following table shows the starting element address and the maximum number of each element type for a 15 module library.
Table A-1 Starting Element Address and Maximum Number of Elements
Element Type | First Element Address | Maximum Number of Elements for an SL150 Library with 15 Modules and the Standard Mailslot Configuration | Maximum Number of Elements for an SL150 Library with 15 Modules and the Expanded Mailslot Configuration |
---|---|---|---|
Hand |
0 |
1 |
1 |
Mailslot |
10 |
4 |
19 |
Drives |
500 |
30 |
30 |
Storage Slots |
1000 |
450 |
435 |