Digital Equipment VAXft Bedienungsanleitung

VAXft Systems Owner’s Manual

EK–VXFT1–OM.004

Digital Equipment Corporation

December, 1991

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It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device

pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules for operation in a commercial environment.

This equipment, when operated in a residential area, may cause interference to radio/TV

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Release Notes

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Configuration Guide

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Contents

About This Manual xi

1 VAXft System

1.1 Fault-Tolerant Operation ............................ 1–2

1.2 System Offerings . . . ............................... 1–4

1.3 Model 110 System Description . ....................... 1–5

1.3.1 Model 110 Base System ........................... 1–5

1.4 Model 310 and 410 System Descriptions . ............... 1–11

1.4.1 Model 310 and 410 Base System .................... 1–11

1.4.2 Model 310 and 410 System with Expansion ............ 1–17

1.5 Model 610 and 612 System Descriptions . ............... 1–20

1.5.1 Model 610 Base System ........................... 1–20

1.5.2 Model 610 System with One Expander Cabinet . . . ...... 1–22

1.5.3 Model 610 System with Two Expander Cabinets . . ...... 1–25

1.5.4 Model 612 Base System ........................... 1–28

1.5.5 Model 612 System with Expansion . . . ............... 1–31

1.6 System Architecture ............................... 1–34

2 System Components

2.1 TK70 Fixed Tape Drive ............................. 2–2

2.2 TF70 Cannister Tape Drive . . . ....................... 2–4

2.3 TF857 Tape Subsystem ............................. 2–6

2.4 RF-Series Fixed Disk Drive . . . ....................... 2–8

2.5 RF-Series Cannister Disk Drive ...................... 2–10

2.6 RF-Series Carrier Disk Drive . ....................... 2–12

2.7 Power Modules ................................... 2–13

2.8 Logic Modules and Connectors ....................... 2–18

2.9 Cabinet Cooling System ............................. 2–21

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3 Controls and Indicators

3.1 Cabinet Access ................................... 3–1

3.1.1 Model 110 System ............................... 3–1

3.1.2 Model 310 and 410 Systems . ....................... 3–3

3.1.3 Model 610 and 612 Systems . ....................... 3–5

3.2 RF-Series Disk Drives .............................. 3–6

3.3 System Cabinet Summary Panel ...................... 3–9

3.4 Expander Cabinet Summary Panel .................... 3–11

4 Console Operations

4.1 Console Description ............................... 4–2

4.2 Console Operating Modes ........................... 4–4

4.3 Console Control Characters . . ....................... 4–6

4.4 Console Command Language Syntax . . . ............... 4–8

4.5 Bootstrap Procedures .............................. 4–10

4.6 BOOT Command Syntax ............................ 4–12

4.7 Boot Devices and Module Expansion ................... 4–13

5 CIO Mode Console Commands

5.1 Entering CIO Mode . ............................... 5–2

5.2 BOOT . . . ....................................... 5–4

5.3 CONTINUE ..................................... 5–7

5.4 DEPOSIT and EXAMINE ........................... 5–8

5.5 HALT .......................................... 5–11

5.6 INITIALIZE ...................................... 5–11

5.7 MIO ........................................... 5–12

5.8 NEWCPU....................................... 5–12

5.9 PIO ............................................ 5–13

5.10 REPEAT . ....................................... 5–13

5.11 SET ............................................ 5–14

5.11.1 SET BOOT ..................................... 5–15

5.11.2 SET PORT ..................................... 5–16

5.11.3 SET TERMINAL PROGRAM ....................... 5–18

5.11.4 SET ZONE .................................... 5–19

5.12 SHOW . . . ....................................... 5–20

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5.13 START . . ....................................... 5–21

5.14 TEST . . . ....................................... 5–22

5.15 Z .............................................. 5–24

6 MIO Mode Console Commands

6.1 Entering MIO Mode ............................... 6–2

6.2 CIO ............................................ 6–4

6.3 DIALOUT ....................................... 6–5

6.4 DISABLE REMOTE ............................... 6–6

6.5 ENABLE REMOTE . ............................... 6–7

6.6 HANGUP ....................................... 6–8

6.7 PIO ............................................ 6–9

6.8 RBD ........................................... 6–10

6.8.1 Setting System Drive Parameters ................... 6–10

6.8.1.1 Base System . . ............................... 6–11

6.8.1.2 System with Expansion . . ....................... 6–12

6.8.2 The SHOW_DSSI Command ....................... 6–13

6.8.3 DUP PARAMS Commands . ....................... 6–14

6.9 SET ............................................ 6–18

6.9.1 SET LANGUAGE ............................... 6–19

6.9.2 SET LOCAL ................................... 6–20

6.9.3 SET MODEM_TYPE ............................. 6–22

6.9.4 SET NOTIFICATION ............................ 6–23

6.9.5 SET PORT .................................... 6–26

6.9.6 SET REMOTE . . ............................... 6–28

6.9.7 SET RESTART_ACTION . . ....................... 6–31

6.9.8 SET TERMINAL PROGRAM ....................... 6–32

6.10 SHOW . . . ....................................... 6–33

6.11 TEST . . . ....................................... 6–34

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A TF70 Tape Drive Operation

A.1 Controls and Indicators ............................. A–2

A.2 TK Tape Cartridge . ............................... A–6

A.3 Loading a Tape Cartridge ........................... A–7

A.4 Unloading a Tape Cartridge . . ....................... A–8

A.5 Handling and Storing Tape Cartridges . . ............... A–8

A.6 Inspecting the Tape Leader . . . ....................... A–9

A.7 Inspecting the Drive Takeup Leader ................... A–10

A.8 If There is a Problem .............................. A–12

B TF857 Subsystem Operation

B.1 Power-On Process . . ............................... B–1

B.2 Mode Select Key................................... B–2

B.2.1 Operating Modes . ............................... B–2

B.2.2 Service Mode ................................... B–4

B.3 Operator Control Panel ............................. B–5

B.4 Slot Select, Load/Unload, and Eject Button Functions...... B–7

B.4.1 Selecting a Cartridge ............................. B–7

B.4.2 Loading the Cartridge ............................ B–7

B.4.3 Unloading the Cartridge . . . ....................... B–8

B.4.4 Opening the Receiver ............................. B–8

B.5 Magazine ....................................... B–9

B.5.1 Inserting a Cartridge into the Front of the Magazine .... B–9

B.5.2 Removing a Cartridge from the Magazine ............. B–11

B.5.3 Removing the Magazine from the Receiver ............ B–11

B.5.4 Installing the Magazine into the Receiver ............. B–11

C System Drive Removal and Replacement

C.1 Removing/Replacing a Cannister Drive . . ............... C–1

C.1.1 Removing a Cannister Drive ....................... C–2

C.1.2 Replacing a Cannister Drive ....................... C–5

C.2 Removing and Replacing a Carrier Drive ............... C–6

C.2.1 Removing a Carrier Drive . . ....................... C–7

C.2.2 Replacing a Carrier Drive . . ....................... C–8

C.3 Using the Server Setup Switch ....................... C–9

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D Module Handling, Removal, and

Installation/Replacement Procedures

D.1 Module Handling and ESD Procedures . . ............... D–2

D.2 Removing a Module ............................... D–4

D.3 Installing/Replacing a Module . ....................... D–5

Index

Figures

1–1 Model 110 Zones/Modules............................ 1–3

1–2 Model 110 Base System ............................. 1–6

1–3 Model 110 Pedestal System . . . ....................... 1–7

1–4 Model 110 Rackmount System . ....................... 1–8

1–5 Model 110 Logic Module Placement .................... 1–10

1–6 Model 310 and 410 Base System ...................... 1–12

1–7 Layout of Model 310 and 410 Base System .............. 1–13

1–8 Model 310, 410, 610, and 612 Logic Module Placement ..... 1–15

1–9 Model 310 and 410 System with Expansion .............. 1–17

1–10 Layout of Model 310 and 410 System with Expansion ...... 1–18

1–11 Model 610 Base System ............................. 1–20

1–12 Layout of Model 610 Base System ..................... 1–21

1–13 Model 610 System with One Expander Cabinet ........... 1–23

1–14 Layout of Model 610 System with One Expander Cabinet . . . 1–24

1–15 Model 610 System with Two Expander Cabinets .......... 1–26

1–16 Layout of Model 610 System with Two Expander Cabinets . . 1–27

1–17 Model 612 Base System ............................. 1–29

1–18 Layout of Model 612 Base System ..................... 1–30

1–19 Model 612 System with Expansion .................... 1–32

1–20 Layout of Model 612 System with Expansion............. 1–33

1–21 VAXft System Architecture . . . ....................... 1–34

2–1 TK70 Tape Drive . . . ............................... 2–3

2–2 TF70 Cannister Tape Drive . . . ....................... 2–4

2–3 TF857 Tape Subsystem ............................. 2–7

2–4 RF-Series Fixed Disk Drive Controls and Indicators . ...... 2–9

2–5 RF-Series Cannister Disk Drive ...................... 2–10

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2–6 RF-Series Carrier Disk Drive . ....................... 2–12

2–7 Model 110 Power Modules ........................... 2–14

2–8 Model 310 and 410 Power Modules .................... 2–15

2–9 Model 610 and 612 Power Modules .................... 2–16

2–10 Logic Modules and Connectors in a Five-Slot Backplane .... 2–19

2–11 Logic Modules and Connectors in a Seven-Slot Backplane . . . 2–20

2–12 Model 110 Cabinet Airﬂow Pattern .................... 2–22

2–13 Model 310 and 410 Cabinet Airﬂow Pattern ............. 2–23

2–14 Model 610 and 612 Cabinet Airﬂow Pattern ............. 2–24

3–1 Model 110 System Cabinet, Front View . . ............... 3–2

3–2 Model 310 or 410 System Cabinet, Front View ........... 3–3

3–3 Model 610 or 612 System Cabinet, Front View ........... 3–5

3–4 RF-Series Disk Drive Summary Panel . . . ............... 3–7

3–5 System Cabinet Summary Panel ...................... 3–9

3–6 Expander Cabinet Summary Panel .................... 3–12

4–1 VAXft Console Architecture . . . ....................... 4–2

4–2 Console Operating Modes ........................... 4–4

4–3 Boot Procedure ................................... 4–10

4–4 BOOT Command Syntax ............................ 4–12

4–5 Primary System I/O Controller Module Zone/Slot Speciﬁers

for Model 110 System ............................... 4–14

4–6 Primary System I/O Controller Module Zone/Slot Speciﬁers

and Module Expansion Sequence for Model 310, 410, 610,

and 612 Systems . . . ............................... 4–15

A–1 TF70 Cannister Tape Drive . . . ....................... A–2

A–2 TK70 Fixed Tape Drive ............................. A–3

A–3 CompacTape II Tape Cartridge ....................... A–6

A–4 Inserting a Tape Cartridge . . . ....................... A–7

A–5 Inspecting the Tape Leader . . . ....................... A–9

A–6 Inspecting the Drive Takeup Leader ................... A–10

A–7 Drive Takeup Leader Components .................... A–11

B–1 TF857 Operator Control Panel . ....................... B–3

B–2 Write-Protect Switch on a Cartridge ................... B–9

B–3 Inserting a Cartridge into the Magazine . ............... B–10

B–4 Removing a Cartridge from the Front of the Magazine ..... B–12

B–5 Receiver Opened . . . ............................... B–13

C–1 Model 310/410 Cannister Drive Controls and Latch . ...... C–3

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