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Accessor Mounts per Hour
Figure 70 shows the Accessor Mounts per Hour window.
The Accessor Mounts per Hour window displays a graph showing the number of
mounts per hour for each accessor. Data is displayed for the previous 24 hours.
The current hour’s data is designated by an asterisk for Accessor A and a diamond
for accessor B.
The Accessor Mounts per Hour window has the following pull-downs available from
its action bar:
Refresh
Refreshes or updates the contents of the window immediately. You can also
click the pointing device on the client area of the window.
Help Provides help about the Accessor Mounts per Hour window.
To close the window, select Close from the system menu icon (upper-left corner of
the window).
Figure 70. Accessor Mounts per Hour Pop-Up Window
122 Magstar 3494 Tape Library Operator Guide
- Operator Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Figures xi 13
- Organization 15
- Related Information 16
- RISC System/6000 17
- Additional 18
- Preface xvii 19
- Summary of Changes 21
- Chapter 1. Introduction 23
- IBM 3494 Tape Libraries 24
- Chapter 1. Introduction 3 25
- Functional Components 26
- Chapter 1. Introduction 5 27
- A06O0004 28
- Chapter 1. Introduction 7 29
- Chapter 1. Introduction 9 31
- Chapter 1. Introduction 11 33
- Chapter 1. Introduction 13 35
- Chapter 1. Introduction 15 37
- High-Capacity Output Facility 38
- Single-Cell Output Facility 39
- Cartridge Tape 40
- Tape Cartridge Requirements 41
- Cartridge File Protection 42
- Cartridge System Tape Labels 42
- Chapter 1. Introduction 21 43
- Unlabeled Tape Facility 44
- Cartridge Labeling 44
- Media-Type Labeling 45
- Cartridge Storage Cells 46
- Cartridge Storage Capacity 47
- Library Manager 49
- User Interface 49
- Password-Protection 49
- Database 50
- High Availability (Model HA1) 50
- Operational Modes and States 51
- A06C0033 53
- Operator Panel 54
- A06C0059 57
- Operator’s Guide 58
- IBM 3490E Tape 59
- A06O0001 60
- Virtual Tape Server 63
- Tape Volume Cache 64
- Scratch Stacked Volumes 65
- Logical Library Partitioning 66
- SCSI Host Attachment 66
- Import/Export Operations 67
- Operator Involvement 68
- Error Detection and Reporting 69
- Inventory Update 69
- Volume Categories 70
- Physical Volume States 74
- Logical Volume States 74
- Priority Levels 76
- Mount Operations 77
- Demount Operations 78
- Eject Operations 78
- Audit Operations 78
- Export Operations 79
- Import Operations 79
- Stand-Alone Operations 79
- Cartridge Placement 81
- Host Operation Control 81
- Things You Should Never Do 82
- Operational Modes 85
- Auto Mode 85
- Pause Mode 85
- Manual Mode 85
- Home Cell Mode 87
- Operational States 87
- Dual Active Accessor Status 89
- Informational States 89
- Operational Mode Transitions 90
- Pause Mode to Auto Mode 90
- Pause Mode to Manual Mode 92
- Manual Mode to Pause Mode 92
- Auto Mode to Manual Mode 92
- Manual Mode to Auto Mode 93
- Operational State Transitions 93
- Offline State to Online State 94
- Online State to Offline State 94
- Powering On the 3494 97
- Powering Off the 3494 97
- Changing to Pause Mode 98
- Changing to Auto Mode 98
- Inserting Cartridges 99
- Convenience I/O Mode 100
- Removing Ejected Cartridges 103
- Facility 104
- Station Feature 104
- Using the Library Manager 110
- Figure 37. System Menu 112
- Selections with the Keyboard 114
- Track Pointer Keyboard 115
- Using the Help Pull-Down 116
- Help Search 117
- Key Functions 118
- Using the Operator Menu 120
- Using the Mode Pull-Down 121
- Service Menu 126
- Accessors 128
- Enable Dual Active Accessors 129
- Disable Dual Active Accessors 129
- Lockup Library Manager 130
- Shutdown 130
- Using the Status Pull-Down 131
- Operational Status 133
- Component Availability 137
- VTS Status 140
- Performance Statistics 141
- Accessor Mounts per Hour 144
- VTS Active Data 145
- Free Storage 146
- Free Storage Alarm Level 146
- VTS Data Flow 147
- VTS Mount Hit Data 148
- VTS Logical Mounts Per Hour 151
- VTS Active Data Distribution 152
- Using the System Summary 153
- LAN Status 157
- Dual Accessor Zones 158
- Using the Queues Pull-Down 159
- Figure 81. Mount Queue 160
- Using the Database Pull-Down 161
- Search Database For Volumes 161
- Search Criteria 162
- Search Results 164
- Displaying Search Results 165
- Find Logical Volume’s Home 166
- List Database Volumes 167
- Stacked Volume Map 172
- Using the Commands Pull-Down 174
- 3490E or 3590 Device Cleaning 177
- Clean Schedule Panel Controls 178
- Eject a Cleaner Cartridge 180
- Cleaner Cartridge Masks 180
- Send Message to Host Consoles 181
- Volser Range for Media Types 183
- Insert VTS Logical Volumes 185
- Eject a VTS Stacked Volume 187
- Set VTS Category Attributes 188
- Set VTS Management Policies 189
- Free Storage Threshold 190
- Reclaim Threshold Percentage 190
- Save Logical Volumes 193
- Set the Volser Range 193
- Cleaner Volume Masks 194
- Inventory Status 195
- Disable Inventory Update 198
- Enable Inventory Update 199
- Setup Stand-Alone Device 202
- Reset Stand-Alone Device 204
- Stand-Alone Device Status 205
- Insert Unlabeled Cartridges 206
- Add LAN Host 207
- Delete LAN Host 212
- Update LAN Host Information 213
- LM LAN Information 220
- Operator Intervention 221
- System Administrator Password 222
- Manage Unassigned Volumes 224
- Manage Import Volumes 226
- Manage Insert Volumes 227
- Manage Export-Hold Volumes 228
- Cancel Export/Import 229
- Service Access 230
- SNMP Options 230
- Selecting SNMP Trap Types 231
- OS/2 Version 2.11: 232
- Adding a Destination:: 233
- Deleting a Destination:: 233
- OS/2 Version 4.0: 233
- Starting SNMP 234
- Stopping SNMP 234
- Sending TESTM Messages 235
- Rest of Message 236
- Programming Tools 237
- Volume Exception SNMP Traps 246
- Using the Options Pull-Down 248
- Using Manual Mode 249
- Starting Manual Mode 250
- Operating in Manual Mode 252
- Mounting Cartridges 253
- Using the Action List Screen 254
- Ejecting Cartridges 256
- Error Processing 258
- Ending Manual Mode 260
- A06C0114 261
- Using the Keyboard Template 262
- Figure 150. LAN Attachments 263
- Installing and Configuring 264
- Figure 154. DCAF Directory 265
- Changing Keystrokes Mode 270
- Table 9. Session States 273
- Transferring Files 275
- Figure 162. Window List 276
- Figure 163. Active Session 277
- Figure 164. Changing Sessions 277
- Figure 166. DCAF Password 278
- Table 10. Fault Symptoms 279
- (DFSMS/MVS Environment) 285
- DFSMS Host Action 286
- (MVS/BLTS Environment) 288
- BTLS Host Action 290
- Figure 169. Status Flags 302
- Volumes Window 303
- Using the Whole Queue Window 304
- Probable Cause 306
- Appendix A. Keyboard Template 327
- Commonly used keys: 328
- Function keys: 328
- Function 329
- Table 23. Export List Volume 330
- Table 24. VOL1 330
- Table 25. Export List File 330
- Table 28. Reserved File 332
- Table 29. Export Status File 332
- Table 32. HDR1 334
- Table 33. HDR2 334
- Table 34. EOF1 335
- Table 35. EOF2 335
- Import List Volume 336
- Status Codes in Status File 338
- Export Status Messages 349
- Import Status Messages 352
- Category Recovery 356
- RMM SV CONTAINER(xxxxxx) 357
- Trademarks 359
- Communications Statements 360
- Hinweis: 361
- Taiwan Class A Statement 361
- Safety Characteristics 362
- Glossary 363
- Numerics 363
- Emergency Power Off 364
- Glossary 343 365
- Glossary 345 367
- (continued) 370
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 376
- GA32-0280-09 378
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