Dell PowerVault ML6000 - Manual (Page 47)

Chapter 4 Understanding the User Interface
Operator Panel
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Details about the home page include:
• On the Web client, users see the partitions (in alphabetical order) to
which they have access.
• On the operator panel, if users have access to more than one partition,
they can navigate to other partitions using the arrows next to the
partition name in the title bar at the top of the screen.
For more information about user privileges, see User Privileges on
page 54 and Working With User Accounts on page 96.
Operator Panel
The operator panel is physically attached to the front door of the 5U
Library Control Module. The user interface appears on the touch-screen
LCD display of the operator panel for executing basic library
management functions. Audible feedback, or “key click” sounds, are
generated when a user presses a button on the operator panel. Users can
choose to disable the audible feedback. See Configuring System Settings
on page 126.
Operator Panel Keypads 4
When a user touches a text box requiring data entry, a keypad screen
appears. The alpha, numeric, or month keypad appears, depending on
the type of input field touched. All alphabetic character entries are lower
case. The text box appears at the top of screen, and the
numbers/characters appear as they are entered. Pressing
123
opens the
numeric keypad.
Operator Panel Indicates
Intervention Required
4
The operator panel lights up (screen saver turns off) if intervention is
required. For example, when manual cartridge assignment is enabled, the
operator panel lights up following an import of tapes into the I/E station
so that the operator sees the prompt to assign tapes to a partition.