The following Figures 1-4 thru 1-15 illustrate Host Interface Timing.
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Time Start/Stop On the Fly Start/Stop On the Fly
T1 <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 >240 uS >240 uS >500 uS >500 uS
T3 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS
T4 >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS
T5 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
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Time Start/Sto~ On the PI! Start/Sto~ On the PI!
T1 <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 >350 uS >350 uS >750 uS >750 uS
T3 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS
T4 >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS
T5 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
Figure 1-5. PE Write Data
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Time Start/StoJ2 On the PI! Start/StoJ2 On the FI!
T1 <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 >300 uS >300 uS >600 uS >600 uS
T3 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS 1.0 uS
T4 >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS >500 nS
T5 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
Figure 1-6. DDPE Write Data
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1 00 ips 100ips 50ips 50ips
Time Start/StoE! On the FlI Start/StoE! On the FlI
Tl <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 >2.5 uS >2.5 uS >2.5 uS >2.5 uS
T3 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
T4 2.36 uS 2.36 uS 2.36 uS 2.36 uS
T5 >2.5 uS >2.5 uS >2.5 uS >2.5 uS
T6
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70.5 uS 70.5 uS 67.3 uS 67.3 uS*
Nominal valuesFigure 1-7. NRZI Read Forward
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Time Start/Stop On the Fly Start/Stop On the Fly
T1 <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 > 1.0 uS > 1.0 uS > 1.0 uS > 1.0 uS
T3 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
T4 670 nS 670 nS 670 nS 670 nS
Figure 1-8. PE Read Forward
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Time Start/Sto(! On the PI! Start/StoJ2 On the FII
Tl < 18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 > 1.7 uS > 1. 7 uS > 1.0 uS > 1.0 uS
T3 >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS >250 nS
T4 670 nS 670 nS 670 nS 670 nS
Figure 1-9. nDPE Read Forward
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Time Tl T2 T3 T4
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1.8 mS 1.8 mS 3.6 mS4.15 uS 4.15 uS 4.15 uS
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53.0 uS 53.0 uS 53.0 uS*
Nominal ValuesFigure 1-10. NRZI Write Fi1e Mark
50ips On the Fly
<80.0 mS 3.6 mS 4.15 uS 53.0 uS
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Start/Sto2 On the PI! Start/Sto2
<54.0 mS <40.0 mS <80.0 mS
*
1.8 mS 1.8 mS 3.6 mS3.2 uS 3.2 uS 6.3 uS
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220 uS 220 uS 220 uS*
Nominal ValuesFigure 1-11. PE Write File Mark
General Description
50ips On the PI!
<80.0 mS 73.6 mS 6.3 uS 220 uS
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FMK
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Start/Stop On the Fly Start/Stop
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1.8 mS 1.8 mS 3.6 mS
1.6 uS 1.6 uS 3.2 uS
220 uS 220 uS 220 uS
*
Nominal ValuesFigure 1-12. DDPE Write File Mark
50ips On the Fly
<80.0 mS 3.6 mS 3.2 uS 220 uS
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Time Start/Stop On the Fly Start/Stop On the Fly
T1 <18.0 mS <4.0 mS <8.0 mS <5.0 mS
T2 2.36 uS 2.36 uS 2.36 uS 2.36 uS
T3
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300 uS 300 uS 450 uS 450 uST4 4.2 uS 4.2 uS 4.2 uS 4.2 uS
T5
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37.0 uS 37.0 uS 41.0 uS 41.0 nS*
Nominal ValuesFigure 1-13. NRZI Read File Mark
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<4.0 mS 3.2 uS 190 uS
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<8.0 mS 6.3 uS 190 uS
Figure 1-14. P E Read File Mark
50ips On the FlI
<5.0 mS 6.3 uS 190 uS
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<4.0 mS <8.0 mS 1.6 uS 3.2 uS 190 uS 190 uS
Figure 1-15. DDPE Read File Mark
General Description
T3
50ips On the Fly
<5.0 mS 3.2 uS 190 uS
SECTION II
INSTALLATION/OPERATION
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2.0 INTRODUCTION
SECTION II
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
Section II describes unpacking, inspecting, installing, cabling, adjusting, and operating the Model 9600B/9650B Tape Drive.
2.1 UNPACKING
WARNING
The Model 9600B Tape Drive weighs 110 pounds. Use safe lifting practices to remove the drive from the container.
The Model 9600B and 9650B Tape Drives are shipped cushioned by polyethylene foam supports in a heavy-weight cardboard container. Place the shipping container on a flat, horizontal, dry, non-slip surface. Carefully cut the binding straps, and remove the top lid. Remove the cardboard sides of the shipping container. The Drive can now be conveniently lifted from the shipping container. Set the Drive on a flat, horizontal surface. Save the following items: Slide Rails, AC Power Cord, alternate voltage Fuse Kit, Hardware (two Shipping Retainer Brackets, Rack-Latch Angle Bracket, . screws, etc.) and 9600B/9650B Manual. Retain the shipping container, polyethylene wrap, and foam supports for possible future shipment.
Tape Drives shipped in racks may be held in place by the two Shipping Retainer Brackets mentioned above (Figure 2-1). These Brackets should be removed after the Rack is put in its final location at the installation site, and the Rack-Latch Angle Bracket (also mentioned above) must be installed in place of the left Retainer Bracket. This Bracket comprises the Catch (Figure 2-1) for the Retainer Latch located just inside the Front Panel.
2.2 INSPECTION
Inspect the drive for shipping damage such as scratches, dents, or cracks in the frame. On the Dust Cover (top of Drive), turn the two holding fasteners 1/4 turn counterclockwise and open the. dust cover. With the Cover Support Bar (Figure 2-2), latch the Dust Cover in Maintenance Position. Check for loose or missing parts, and foreign material. Open the Tape Path Cover and verify that all parts/areas of the tape path are clean. Remove the PCBA Cover and verify that all PC Boards (Figure 2-4) are seated properly. Reinstall PCBA Cover.