Configure, Library, General – Dell TL2000 User Manual
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you
of
the
impact
of
the
proposed
change.
In
some
cases
a
pop-up
screen
will
ask
for
confirmation.
Many
changes
will
also
require
a
library
reboot.
Table
5-9.
Configure
Library:
General
page
elements
Menu
Item
Description
2U
4U
Library
Name
This
is
a
name
that
is
assigned
to
your
library
for
ease
of
identification.
X
X
I/O
Station
The
I/O
Station
defaults
to
I/O
Station
Enabled
.
Choosing
Disabled
(no
checkmark)
adds
one
more
storage
slot
to
the
2U
library,
and
3
more
storage
slots
to
the
4U
library.
When
the
I/O
Station
is
disabled,
removing
or
adding
media
to
the
library
must
be
performed
by
releasing
the
left
and/or
right
magazine(s).
X
X
Auto
Clean
Auto
Clean
defaults
to
Disabled
.
For
Auto
Clean
to
function,
a
cleaning
cartridge
(CLNxxxLx)
must
be
resident
in
a
reserved
library
slot
and
Auto
Clean
must
be
enabled
(turned
on).
X
X
Bar
Code
Label
Length
Reported
To
Host
The
default
bar
code
label
length
is
8
,
but
can
be
set
to
6.
The
bar
code
label
length
is
a
″reported″
length.
This
setting
will
cause
the
host
computer
to
only
see
the
first
6
characters
of
the
label
or
all
8
characters.
This
setting
does
not
affect
the
bar
code
label
that
is
shown
on
any
of
the
library
user
interfaces
(always
shows
all
8
characters).
X
X
Table
5-10.
Configure
Library:
Specific
page
elements
Menu
Item
Description
2U
4U
Library
Mode
Choices
are
Random
and
Sequential.
If
you
choose
Sequential,
you
may
also
activate
Autoload
and/or
Loop.
If
there
is
more
than
one
logical
library,
there
is
a
Library
Mode
entry
for
each
logical
library.
X
X
Active
Slots
It
may
be
necessary
to
modify
the
number
of
active
slots
to
agree
with
the
number
of
slots
allowed
by
your
host
software.
To
modify
the
number
of
active
slots
in
your
library,
click
on
the
drop
down
list
and
select
the
number
of
slots
you
want
active
in
your
library.
Also,
the
Auto
Clean
function
requires
the
cleaning
cartridge
to
be
in
a
DCS
or
reserved
slot.
Reserved
slots
are
created
by
reducing
the
number
of
active
slots.
X
X
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