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Configuring System Settings
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Configuring System Settings
This section describes the system-wide settings you can configure on the
library. Each setting is described in detail below.
Details on the system settings include:
• The only setting users with User privileges can configure is the
Touch
screen audio
setting.
• Administrators can configure all the system settings.
• All of the system settings are available on the operator panel. The
only settings available on the Web client are user session timeout and
unlabeled media detection.
The paths to open the appropriate screens are as follows:
• From the operator panel, select
Tools > System Settings
.
• From the Web client, select
Setup > System Settings
.
User Session Timeout
(minutes)
5
The library automatically logs out a user or administrator when the
library has detected no activity for a specified length of time. You can
adjust the user session timeout by entering a numeric value in the
User
session timeout (minutes)
text box. Valid user session timeout values are
15 minutes to 480 minutes. You can change this setting from either the
operator panel or the Web client. When you change the setting on the
operator panel, the Web client is updated at the same time, and vice
versa.
•
Touch Screen Audio
— Allows you to enable or disable the beep
sound that occurs each time you press a button on the operator panel.
The
Touch screen audio
setting is enabled by default.
•
Unload Assist
— Allows you to specify whether the library should
automatically eject cartridges from tape drives. When the setting is
enabled, the library will assist with tape drive unload operations in
the event that a tape drive is not unloaded by a host command. When
the setting is disabled, the library will not assist with tape drive
unload operations and reject a move request from a tape drive, if the
cartridge is not already unloaded. The
Unload Assist
setting is
enabled by default.