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Chapter 9 Running Your Library

Performing Media Operations

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• Import cleaning cartridges into the library (AutoClean is enabled)
• Export cleaning cartridges from the library (AutoClean is enabled)
• Load cartridges into tape drives
• Unload cartridges from tape drives
• Change the tape drive mode from online to offline and back as

needed

In addition, administrators can:

• Clean tape drives manually, using the

Tools > Drive Mgmt > Clean

Drive

command on the operator panel or

Tools > Drive Operations >

Clean a tape drive

from the Web client.

The following topics provide an overview of these media operations. For

step-by-step procedures, see the library’s online Help. To access the

online Help system, click the

Help

icon at the top right of the

Web client

or

operator panel.

Importing Media

9

The Import Media operation allows you to use the I/E station to import

data cartridges into the library. The library’s scanner automatically reads

the barcode on new cartridges imported into the library.

This topic focuses on using the library user interface, not the host

application, to import media. Using the library to import media may

necessitate performing an inventory of the library with the host

application. See your host application documentation for more

information.
There are two ways to import tape cartridges via the library: with manual

cartridge assignment enabled or disabled. Manual cartridge assignment

Note:

The information and procedures in this user’s guide apply

specifically to the library Web client and the operator panel

user interface, not to the host application. Performing media

operations through the library user interface may affect your

host application. See your host application documentation for

information.

Note:

If your library has zero I/E station slots, you cannot import or

export media. See

Configuring I/E Station Slots

on page 81.

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