Chapter 3. Product Configuration and Operation
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1 Power switch
Standby power switch. Switches the power to the
jukebox electronics on and off.
2 Mailslot
Used to load and unload optical disks.
3 SCSI ports
Used to make the SCSI connection to the host
computer. Select either the single-ended or
differential connectors (see item 5 in this list).The
two SCSI connectors of the type selected must both
be used. One port must have the SCSI cable
connected to it, and the other connector of that type
must have either a terminator connected to it or be
daisy-chained to another SCSI peripheral.
4 Power port
Used to connect the power cord.
5 SCSI interface switch
Used to select either the single-ended or differential
SCSI ports.
6 Cosmetic side panels
Panels that cover the ends of the jukebox.
7 Active bus indicator
LEDs that indicate which bus (single-ended or
differential) is active.
Configuring and Operating the Jukebox
NOTE
Before you connect the optical disk jukebox to
the host, verify that it is supported by the
host. For the current list of which host
systems
support the SCSI-bus jukebox, refer to the
RW551/RW552 Product Service Plan.
Connecting an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)
To fully protect against data loss in the event of a power failure, Digital
recommends the use of an uninterruptable power supply (UPS). The UPS must be
a central UPS used by the entire computer system.
NOTE
This jukebox does not have a UPS connector.
