Family 3584+10 IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape Library Model L23 Sales Manual

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Family 3584+10 IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape Library Model L23
IBM Asia Pacific Sales Manual
Revised: September 13, 2022
Table of contents
Product life cycle dates Technical description
Abstract Publications
Highlights Features
Description Accessories
Product positioning Supplies
Models
Product life cycle dates

Marketing Service
Type Model Announced Available
Withdrawn Discontinued
3584-L23 2006-05-09 2006-06-09 2017-10-07 2023-12-31
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Abstract
The IBM 3584 TS3500 Tape Library is part of a family of tape library
storage solutions designed for the large, unattended storage requirements
from today's
midrange to high-end systems.
Model abstract 3584-L23

The IBM 3584 TS3500 Tape Library Model L23 is a base frame designed
for TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives and 3592 data cartridges. The Model L23
base frame
has 58 to 260 cartridge slots and support for up to 12 tape
drives with an incremental reduction of storage slots for more than four
drives or with the additional I/O
station installed. This model has a
smaller footprint than the Model L32. The TS3500 Tape Library Model L23
is designed with an optimized gripper for use with
LTO or 3592 tape
cartridges. Up to 12 logical libraries (one per tape drive) can be
configured for each frame.
Each Model L23 library has a standard 16-slot cartridge I/O station
for importing or exporting 3592 tape cartridges from the library without
requiring a re-inventory.
An additional 16-slot cartridge I/O is
optionally available for either LTO or 3592 data cartridges. Libraries
containing a mixture of LTO and 3592 drive technologies
must have one LTO
I/O station and one 3592 I/O station. For bulk loading of tape
cartridges, the library door can be opened. Each time the library door
is closed, a
bar code reader mounted on the autochanger is designed to
scan the cartridge labels enabling a re-inventory of the cartridges in
the library frame in as little as 60
seconds. A door lock is included to
restrict physical access to cartridges in the library.
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Highlights
The TS3500 Tape Library combines IBM tape and automation

reliability at open systems prices. These models expand capacity and
function and are designed to
provide the following enhancements:
Support for both IBM LTO Tape Drives and TS1120 Tape Drives (in
separate frames)
Enhanced power architecture and frame control assembly
Expansion of the available physical storage capacity up to 9,390
TB (with 3:1 compression)
Intermix of the new models with installed TS3500 or 3584 libraries
Enhanced automation functionality with ALMS (feature code 1690 or
1692 is required with the TS3500 Tape Library Model L53 or L23 frames)
Lower-entry capacity configurations with capacity on demand (COD)
level additions
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Description
These models of the IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape Library (machine
type 3584) are designed to provide enhanced tape drive technology and
support in
reduced footprint frames while helping to protect the
investment of existing IBM TotalStorage 3584 Tape Library installations.
The TS3500 Tape Library is designed to be a highly scalable, automated

tape library combining IBM automation technology for midrange to
enterprise open
systems environments. The new TS3500 Tape Library Model
L53 and D53 frames integrate the IBM System Storage TS1030 Linear
Tape-Open (LTO) Ultrium 3 4-
Gbps Fibre Channel Tape Drive, and the Model
L23 and D23 frames integrate the IBM System Storage TS1120 Tape Drive
with 4-Gbps dual-ported switched fabric
Fibre Channel attachment.
The TS3500 Tape Library frames include an enhanced power architecture

and frame control assembly, an optimized dual-gripper cartridge accessor,
portable drive
canister packaging, and 16-slot Input/Output (I/O)
stations. The TS3500 Tape Library Model D23 and D53 frames can be
attached to Model L23 or L53 frames, or
to installed 3584 Model L22, L32,
L52, D22, D32, or D52 frames, and can be intermixed within the same
TS3500 library.
You can tailor the library to match your system capacity, performance,
and application requirements using up to 192 drives in up to 16 TS3500
Tape Library frames.
It has an available physical storage capacity of up
to 9,390 TB (with 3:1 compression) using TS1120 Tape Drives, or up to
5,510 TB (with 2:1 compression) using
TS1030 Tape Drives.
The Advanced Library Management System (ALMS) is the next generation

of patented IBM Multi-Path Architecture. ALMS is designed to provide
enhanced
automation functionality such as dynamic partitioning, including
storage slot pooling and flexible drive assignment. COD level additions
can also be selected and
implemented through license key upgrades with
the TS3500 Tape Library Model L53 or L23 frames, helping provide growth
flexibility as required. The TS3500 Tape
Library continues to offer a
SAN-ready Multi-Path Architecture, and the ability to partition the
library into 192 logical libraries. Tivoli Storage Manager and other
industry-leading compatible software offerings can provide storage and
tape management for the TS3500 Tape Library.
These advancements in performance, capacity, function, and footprint

help reduce automation floor space requirements, enhance library
management, and provide
flexibility, growth, and a foundation for
automation across an enterprise or business installation.
The TS3500 Tape Library is part of the family of tape library storage
solutions designed for the large, unattended storage requirements from
today's midrange to
high-end systems. Each aspect of the subsystem is
designed to optimize access to data and reliability. The TS3500 Tape
Library includes an enhanced power
architecture and frame control
assembly. This enhanced frame control assembly has fewer parts and is
designed with hot-swappable redundant parts to help
improve reliability.
The enhanced frame control assembly comes standard on Models L23 and L53
and can be ordered as an optional feature on Models D23 and
D53.
The TS3500 Tape Library supports the IBM System Storage TS1030 LTO
Ultrium Tape Drive and IBM System Storage TS1120 Tape Drive. IBM LTO
Ultrium tape
drives are compact storage devices that are designed to
support the highly intensive read and write operations required by
today's open-system servers. The IBM
LTO Ultrium 3 Tape Drive is the
third generation of LTO Ultrium tape drives in the IBM TotalStorage LTO
Ultrium family of products. The TS1120 Tape Drives are
designed to
provide high levels of performance, functionality, and cartridge capacity
supporting the 3592 tape format, including Write Once Read Many (WORM)
media support.
The TS3500 or 3584 Tape Library Models D32, D52, D53, L32, L52, and
L53 can be equipped with IBM TS1030 or LTO Ultrium Tape Drives, and
Models D22,
D23, L22, and L23 with the TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives. The
TS3500 Tape Library Models D22, D23, D52, D53, L22, L23, L52, and L53
have a smaller footprint
than Model D32 or L32, so they take up less
floor space. The Ultrium 3 Tape Drives and data cartridges can be
resident in the same TS3500 Tape Library frame
with Ultrium 1 or 2 Tape
Drives and data cartridges, and adjacent frames can have TS1120 or 3592
Tape Drives and data cartridges. The TS3500 Tape Library
supports mixed
media in the same library by supporting the intermix of Models D22, D23,
D32, D52, and D53 within a TS3500 Tape Library. Input/Output (I/O)
stations are located on Model L22, L23, L32, L52, or L53 to facilitate
tape loading and unloading.
The TS3500 Tape Library is designed to provide an excellent network

data backup/archive solution. With the granularity and scalability to
follow your requirements
from a few servers to hundreds of clients, from
gigabytes to terabytes, this powerful pairing can grow with you, helping
to protect your investment.
TS3500 Tape Library means high performance
The IBM TS1030 LTO Ultrium Tape Drives and TS1120 Tape Drives are
designed for high performance in a streaming mode of operation.
Automatic data caching,
using an expanded cache memory and read/write
buffering, help enhance performance even further. The TS3500 Tape
Library is designed for high data transfer
performance.
Cartridge move time within the TS3500 Tape Library can be as short as
3.0 seconds or less in a single-frame library. The dual-gripper accessor
is designed to
retrieve the next cartridge to be mounted, unload the
current cartridge, and load the next cartridge, helping provide the
following potential benefits as compared to a
single gripper:
Save complete move operations

Improve overall library performance
Increase redundancy and reliability
TS3500 Tape Library defines high reliability
Leading-edge technology positions the TS1120 Tape Drives and TS1030

LTO Ultrium Tape Drives as among the industry leaders. Highly accurate
recording is
supported by an exclusive thin-film write module designed by
IBM with read-after-write data verification. Data read is managed by
IBM's Magneto Resistive (MR)
heads, designed for accuracy, high
reliability, and durability. The TS3500 drives and library robotics are
TapeAlert-compatible, and are designed to provide tape
drive and library
error and diagnostic reporting. Drive cleaning is an automatic function
that can be performed by the library when required by the drive, without
requiring operator intervention.
High granularity in library configurations
Features and capacities are designed to address a wide variety of

customer requirements. You can attach up to 15 Model D22, D23, D32, D52,
or D53 expansion
frames to a Model L22, L23, L32, L52, or L53 base frame
to tailor the library to match your system capacity and performance
needs. This provides a cartridge
capacity with Ultrium 3 data cartridges
of up to 6,887 cartridges from 26 TB to 2,755 TB of physical capacity (51
TB to 5,510 TB with 2:1 compression), or with 3592
data cartridges of up
to 6,260 cartridges from 29 TB to 3,130 TB of physical capacity (87 TB to
9,390 TB with 3:1 compression). Or, you can intermix cartridges and
drive types in different frames and have up to 192 tape drives in up to
16 total TS3500 library frames.
Model L23 (base frame)
The TS3500 Tape Library Model L23 is a base frame designed for TS1120
or 3592 Tape Drives and 3592 data cartridges. The Model L23 base frame
has 58 to 260
cartridge slots and support for up to 12 tape drives with
an incremental reduction of storage slots for more than four drives or
with the additional I/O station installed.
This model has a smaller
footprint than the Model L32. The TS3500 Tape Library Model L23 is
designed with an optimized gripper for use with LTO or 3592 tape
cartridges. Up to 12 logical libraries (one per tape drive) can be
configured for each frame.
for importing or exporting 3592 tape cartridges from the library without
must have one LTO
is closed, a
Model L53 (base frame)
The TS3500 Tape Library Model L53 is a base frame designed for IBM
TS1030 LTO Ultrium Fibre Channel Tape Drives and LTO data cartridges.
The Model L53
base frame has 64 to 287 cartridge slots and support for up
to 12 tape drives with an incremental reduction of storage slots for more
than four drives or with the
additional I/O station installed. This
model has a smaller footprint than the Model L32. The TS3500 Tape
Library Model L53 is designed with an optimized gripper
for use with LTO
or 3592 tape cartridges. Data capacity for the Model L53 depends on the
types of LTO Ultrium cartridges, up to 230 TB of physical capacity (at
2:1
compression) using LTO-DC with Ultrium 3 data cartridges. Up to 12
logical libraries (one per tape drive) can be configured for each frame.
for importing or exporting LTO tape cartridges from the library without
must have one LTO
is closed, a
Model D23 (expansion frame)
The TS3500 Tape Library Model D23 expansion frame is designed for
TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives and 3592 data cartridges. Up to 15 Model D23
expansion
frames may be added to the TS3500 Model L22, L23, L32, L52, or
L53 base frame to increase 3592 cartridge storage or drive capacity.
Each Model D23 supports
up to 400 3592 cartridge slots and up to 12 3592
Tape Drives, with an incremental reduction of storage slots for each set
of four tape drives installed. Each frame
can have up to 12 logical
libraries or 12 control paths (one per tape drive).
Model D53 (expansion frame)
The TS3500 Tape Library Model D53 expansion frame is designed for IBM
TS1030 LTO Ultrium Fibre Channel Tape Drives and LTO data cartridges. Up
to 15
Model D53 expansion frames may be added to the TS3500 Tape Library
Model L22, L23, L32, L52, or L53 base frame to increase LTO cartridge
storage or drive
capacity. Each Model D53 supports up to 440 LTO
cartridge slots and up to 12 IBM LTO Ultrium 3 Tape Drives, with an
incremental reduction of storage slots for
each set of four tape drives
installed. Each frame can have up to 12 logical libraries or 12 control
paths (one per tape drive).
Designed for availability
If you are looking to maximize availability with minimum downtime

for service-related activities, you will appreciate that the library
is designed to preserve tape drive
configuration settings, such as
Fibre Channel World Wide Node Names (WWNN), when a tape drive is
replaced. This helps to ensure that the replacement drive
has the
same WWNN as the original drive and may help avoid the need to re-IPL
or reconfigure host systems. Fibre Channel drives require only a
quiesce of the
individual drive. Redundant hot-swap library and drive
power supplies can also be replaced while avoiding impact to host
systems.
The Advanced Library Management System (ALMS) is a required feature

that is designed to avoid outages when adding capacity on demand (COD)
storage,
adding or removing logical libraries, or when changing
logical library storage allocation. The use of ALMS may also help
reduce outages when adding expansion
frames, adding or removing tape
drives, or changing logical drive allocation.
The TS3500 Tape Library includes an enhanced power architecture and

frame control assembly. This enhanced power architecture has fewer
parts and is designed
with hot-swappable 2N power supplies and line
cords. The enhanced frame control assembly includes features that
were previously ordered separately from the
3584 frame control
assembly including dual ac power, a Fibre Channel patch panel,
additional redundant power supplies, and additional 10/100 Ethernet
support.
Multi-Path support
The Multi-Path Architecture of the TS3500 Tape Library is designed to

provide the capability for sharing of the library robotics. This is
accomplished by partitioning
the library into up to 192 multiple logical
libraries (up to the number of drives installed), and providing each
logical library its own separate and distinct drive(s),
storage slots,
and control path(s). I/O slots are shared on a first-come-first-served
basis. This type of partitioning is designed to allow heterogeneous
applications to
share the library robotics independent of each other.
Cartridges under library control are not shared between logical
libraries, nor allowed to be moved between
logical libraries. An example
of heterogeneous sharing is a Microsoft Windows 2003 application using
the drive and storage slots of one logical library, while a UNIX
application uses the drive and slots of another logical library.
Logical libraries can also be used for separating Ultrium 2 Tape

Drives and cartridges from Ultrium 3 Tape Drives and cartridges, or
TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives
and cartridges, for applications which do not
support mixing the drives in the same logical library.
Advanced Library Management System (ALMS)
ALMS is the next generation of patented IBM Multi-Path Architecture.

ALMS provides a license key to enable dynamic management of cartridges,
cartridge storage
slots, tape drives, and logical libraries. Tape drives
can be assigned to any logical library using a Web user interface. It is
designed to allow logical libraries to be
added, deleted, or easily
changed non-disruptively, and storage capacity to be changed while
avoiding impact to host applications in many instances.
Path failover
You may use path failover to help enhance availability. This optional
feature is designed to provide automatic control path failover to a
preconfigured redundant
control path in the event of a loss of a host
adapter or control path drive, without aborting the current job in
progress. Support is provided under various operating
systems such as,
AIX, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, and Windows for Fibre Channel attachments
when the IBM device driver is used.
Data path failover and load balancing support native Fibre Channel
Ultrium Tape Drives and TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives in the TS3500 Tape
Library using the IBM
device driver for AIX, Linux, Windows, and Solaris.
Data path failover is designed to provide a failover mechanism in the IBM
device driver, to enable configuration
of multiple redundant paths in a
SAN environment. In the event of a path or component failure, the
failover mechanism is designed to automatically provide error
recovery to
retry the current operation using an alternate, preconfigured path
without aborting the current job in progress. This allows you
flexibility in SAN
configuration, availability, and management.
When accessing a tape drive device that has been configured with
alternate pathing across multiple host ports, the IBM device driver is
designed to automatically
select a path through the host bus adapter
(HBA) that has the fewest open tape devices and assign that path to the
application. This autonomic self-optimizing
capability is called load
balancing. The dynamic load balancing support is designed to optimize
resources for devices that have physical connections to multiple
HBAs in
the same machine. The device driver is designed to dynamically track the
usage on each HBA as applications open and close devices, and balance the
number of applications using each HBA in the machine. This may help
optimize HBA resources and improve overall performance. Further, data
path failover is
designed to provide autonomic self-healing capabilities
similar to control path failover, and is designed to failover to an
alternate data path in the event of a failure in
the primary host-side
path. Data path failover and load balancing for Ultrium 3 Tape Drives
require the optional path failover feature.
Fibre Channel connectivity
Tape drives in the TS3500 Tape Library Models D22, D23, D52, D53, L22,
L23, L52, and L53 are designed to connect to host systems using Fibre
Channel
interfaces. An LTO Ultrium Tape Drive with a Fibre Channel
interface or 3592 Tape Drive can be selected for attachment to host
systems and servers utilizing Fibre
Channel adapters. Fibre Channel
connection distances up to 500 meters are possible. By utilizing
selected Fibre Channel switches distances exceeding 500
meters are
possible.
TS1030 Tape Drive Model F3B
The IBM System Storage TS1030 Tape Drive Model F3B provides
integration of IBM LTO Ultrium 3 Tape Drives in the TS3500 Tape Library
and offers
enhancements in performance, capacity, and reliability over
today's IBM Ultrium 2 Tape Drives. Continuing to build on the success
and acceptance of IBM LTO
Ultrium Tape technology, the TS1030 Tape Drive
incorporates the new Linear Tape-Open (LTO) IBM Ultrium 3 Tape Drive,
which more than doubles maximum tape
drive throughput data rate
performance over the IBM LTO generation 2 Tape Drive (Ultrium 2), to up
to 80 MB/sec native data transfer rate (160 MB/sec with 2:1
compression).
In addition, with the use of the new IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 400 GB
Data Cartridge, the 3588 doubles the tape cartridge capacity to up to 400
GB native physical capacity (800 GB with 2:1 compression). IBM Ultrium 3
Tape Drives can read and write LTO Ultrium 2 Data Cartridges and read LTO
Ultrium 1
Data Cartridges. The TS1030 Model F3B comes with a single port
4-Gbps native Fibre Channel interface, for connection to a wide spectrum
of open system
servers.
The Fibre Channel TS1030 Tape Drives and LTO Ultrium 3 data cartridges
are supported in newly purchased TS3500 Model L53 and D53 frames and
installed
3584 Model L52, L32, D52, and D32 frames with the same
capabilities as are provided for hot-swap Ultrium 3 drives today. The
TS1030 Tape Drive Model F3B has
a 4-Gpbs Fibre Channel interface
attachment. In addition, the Ultrium 3 Tape Drive is designed to
provide:
Ability to configure Ultrium 1, Ultrium 2, and Ultrium 3 tape drives

in the same frame and/or the same logical library
Ability to distinguish between Ultrium 1, Ultrium 2, and Ultrium 3
Tape Drives on all user interfaces (using inquiry data), on the front of
the drive, and at the
rear of the drive canister
Ability to maintain the Ultrium 3 drive serial number during a FRU
replacement in the same manner that the TS1120 or 3592 drive serial
number is
maintained
Dual-stage 16-channel head actuator - designed to provide precision
head alignment to help support higher track density and improved data
integrity and
backwards compatibility with previous LTO generations
Independent tape loader and threader motors and positive pin
retention - designed to help improve drive reliability
Graceful dynamic braking - designed to maintain tension to help
prevent stretching or breaking the tape and loose tape wraps
Larger internal buffer - the internal buffer size has been doubled
over Ultrium 2 to 128 MB
Highly integrated electronics using IBM engineered copper technology
- designed to provide a more reliable drive
IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 400 GB Data Cartridge
The tape cartridge capacity of the IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 400 GB
Data Cartridge has doubled over the IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 200 GB
Data
Cartridge to 400 GB native physical capacity (800 GB with 2:1
compression). IBM Ultrium 3 Tape Drives can read and write Ultrium 2
(200 GB) data cartridges and
read Ultrium 1 (100 GB) data cartridges.
Ultrium 1, Ultrium 2, and Ultrium 3 data cartridges can be resident in
the same 3584 Tape Library frame.
The 400 GB physical capacity is designed to help reduce solution costs

and improve space utilization. Up to 80 MB/sec native throughput on
Ultrium 3 tape drives
helps reduce backup windows and speed data
recovery. The proven durability of the cartridge helps reduce worry.
Cartridge Memory (LTO-CM) can help enable
fast, simultaneous transfer of
cartridge-dependent data with IBM Ultrium 3 Tape Drives during media load
and unload cycles.
The IBM LTO Ultrium 400 GB Data Cartridge is a cost-effective media

offering that increases cartridge capacity over the IBM LTO Ultrium 200
GB Data Cartridge
and can help reduce the amount of equipment, space, and
human intervention required for daily tape operations. In addition,
reducing the number of cartridges
needed for backup and restore
operations can help lower operational costs throughout the enterprise.
The new blue-gray cartridge color helps distinguish it from
previous
generations of IBM LTO media.
WORM media support
The IBM TotalStorage 3589 Ultrium 400 GB WORM Tape Cartridges are
designed for applications such as archiving and data retention as well as
those
applications requiring an audit trail. These cartridges work with
the LTO Ultrium 3 Tape Drive to help prevent the alteration or deletion
of user data. IBM Ultrium 400
GB WORM Data Cartridges can be ordered as
unique 3589 models with the following features:
Pre-labeling, with the ability to specify a starting volume serial

and color-coding
Packaging in individual jewel cases or in bulk
Cartridge memory, built into every cartridge, which helps to enhance
functionality and media reliability by storing access history and media
performance
information for use by the tape drive every time the
cartridge is accessed
Half-inch particle tape with a 400 GB WORM native capacity in a
single cartridge
TS1120 Tape Drive
The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive has a native data rate of up to 100
MB/sec. With the use of the IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Cartridge
3592, it provides a
native cartridge physical capacity of up to 500 GB
(1.5 TB with 3:1 compression). It uses an optimal dynamic compression
method called byte level compression
scheme swapping, which is designed
to achieve maximum data compression, and unlike other tape drive
compression methods, it is designed to prevent data
expansion. The
TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive is designed for automation and uses a tape
cartridge with a form factor similar to the 3590 and 3480 tape
cartridges.
The TS1120 Tape Drives and cartridges are supported in the
TS3500 Tape Library Model L23 or D23 frames and in installed 3584 Tape
Library Model L22 or D22
frames.
The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive has dual-ported 4-Gbps native switched
fabric Fibre Channel interfaces. This offers attachment flexibility in
an open systems
environment. The drives can be directly attached to open
systems servers with Fibre Channel attachments. The TS1120 Model E05
uses SARS to assist in
isolating failures between media and hardware. It
is designed to use the cartridge performance history saved in the
cartridge and drive performance history kept in
the drive to determine
the more likely cause of failure. It is designed to cause the drive to
mark the media as degraded, and to indicate that the hardware has
degraded.
The TS1120 Model E05 is designed to support capacity scaling of JA

tape cartridges to 100 GB. Capacity scaling is designed to allow the
utilized length of tape to
be logically shortened, helping improve data
access times in trade-off for reduced capacity. The tapes can
subsequently be scaled back to full capacity as needed.
Multiple scale
settings are supported on the Model E05 Tape Drive including a 100 GB,
20% scaled JA cartridge.
The TS1120 E05 Tape Drive allows an application to issue a command to

scale the IBM TotalStorage Tape Data Cartridge 3592 to 100 GB.
Cartridges pre-scaled
for 100 GB physical capacity are also available for
order with the 3599 Models E11, E21, 011, and 021. These pre-scaled
cartridges can be ordered (and labeled)
for a specific VOLSER range.
This allows capacity scaling to be exploited by an application that
permits media pools to be defined by VOLSER range. For
information on
which Independent Software Vendors (ISV) support capacity scaling by
command or with the pre-scaled cartridges, refer to the TS1120 or 3592
ISV
Web site that can be accessed at:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape
The TS1120 Model E05 incorporates tape enhancements introduced with

the 3592 Model J1A Tape Drive, which are designed to help improve
performance,
capacity, and availability, including:
N+1 power supplies: The TS1120 Model E05 incorporates n+1 power
supplies when it is installed in an automation frame. This is designed
to help increase
drive availability in the event of a power supply
failure.
Digital speed matching: The TS1120 Model E05 is designed to
dynamically perform digital speed matching to adjust the drive's native
data rate to the net
host data rate (after data compressibility has been
factored out). This is designed to help allow slower hosts to stream the
tape drive.
Channel calibration: The channel calibration feature is designed to
allow for customization of each read/write data channel for optimum
performance. The
customization can enable compensation for variations in
the recording channel transfer function, media characteristics, and
read/write head characteristics.
The TS1120 Model E05 is designed to
automatically perform recalibration in the field if it detects degraded
performance.
High resolution tape directory plus enhanced search speed: The
TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive maintains a tape directory structure with a
high granularity of
information about the physical position of data
blocks on the media. This feature, plus the increased search speed,
allows the TS1120 Model E05 to have
improved nominal and average access
times for locate operations versus previous IBM tape drives.
Streaming Lossless Data Compression (SLDC) algorithm: SLDC is an
implementation of a Lempel-Ziv class 1 (LZ-1) data compression algorithm.
It is an
extension to Adaptive Lossless Data Compression (ALDC) and is
designed to offer an improvement over previous IBM lossless compression
algorithms.
In addition, the TS1120 Model E05 offers the following enhancements

over the 3592 Model J1A Tape Drive:
Dual-stage 16-head actuator designed to provide precision head

alignment to help support higher track density and improved data
integrity.
Improvement in physical load/ready time of over 20% versus 3592 Model
J1A.
Large internal data buffer: The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive has a
512 MB internal data buffer versus a 128 MB maximum in the 3592 Model J1A
and a 16
MB maximum in the 3590 Tape Drive. Along with enabling higher
performance characteristics, the data buffer is designed to use support
read ahead of
approximately 500 MB of compressed data from tape and
provide high performance random skip forward sequential (short hop)
locates common in
database search and tape software recycle operations.
Improved error correction capabilities (ECC): The correction power
of the ECC code has been increased over the previous design offered with
the 3592
Model J1A format, which is designed to offer increased data
reliability.
Offboard data string searching: The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive can
search the data content of host records for string matches offboard from
the host
server. The tape drive is designed to perform this search at up
to maximum data rate (100 MB/sec native) while it would take much longer
for a host server
to read the data, buffer the data to disk, and then
parse the actual data stream with host software routines.
Enhanced logic to report Logical End-of-Tape (LEOT): LEOT is now
reported based on a combination of capacity-based and position-based LEOT
indicators.
The TS1120 Model E05 is designed to monitor the total
accumulated number of physical tape datasets written to the volume and
report LEOT based on this
capacity-based LEOT value. This is designed to
allow tape copies to complete without overflow a much higher percentage
of the time.
Native search speed increased to up to 10 MB per second.
Note: Refer to the TS1120 Model E05 Sales Manual for more information.
3592 Tape Cartridge
The TS1120 Model E05 uses the IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Tape
Cartridge 3592, which contains an advanced metal particle tape
specifically optimized for the
enterprise tape environment, providing a
native cartridge physical capacity of up to 500 GB (or up to 1.5 TB with
3:1 compression). This can be very beneficial in
space savings and
economy of data storage since it can help lower the cost of storage per
megabyte. For applications that fill current data cartridges, this can
help
reduce the number of tape cartridges required. The reduced number
of cartridges may also help free up floor space for other requirements.
The robust 3590-style cartridge shell is designed to sustain a

one-meter drop. The cartridge has a similar form factor as the 3590 and
3490 tape cartridges. It
contains cartridge memory that is a passive,
contactless silicon storage device. It is used to hold information about
the specific cartridge, including the VOLSER,
the media in the cartridge,
and the drive.
Economy cartridges with a native cartridge physical capacity of up to

100 GB (or up to 300 GB with 3:1 compression) are available. In
addition, WORM cartridges in
both sizes are available. The TS3500 Tape
Library supports the use of Ultrium 1, Ultrium 2, Ultrium 3, and 3592
data cartridges within the same library.
TS1120 Tape Controller
The IBM System Storage TS1120 Tape Controller Model C06 is

designed to provide better performance and improved reliability for S/390
and IBM System z
customers. The TS1120 Tape Controller, 3592 Model C06,
has up to four 4-Gbps FICON attachments, twice the FICON bandwidth
connectivity that the IBM
TotalStorage Enterprise Tape Controller 3592
Model J70 offers. The TS1120 Tape Controller also has up to eight ESCON
attachments, or an intermix of ESCON
and FICON attachments. Up to 16 of
the TS1120 or IBM 3592 Tape Drives can be attached to a single TS1120
Tape Controller.
The TS1120 Tape Controller can be installed in an IBM 3953 Tape Frame
Model F05, in an IBM 3952 Tape Frame Model F05, or in a stand-alone rack,
supporting
TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives installed in 3494 frames, 3584
frames, 3592 Model C20 frames, and stand-alone racks. To control TS1120
or 3592 Tape Drives in a
TS3500 Tape Library, the TS1120 Tape Controller
must be installed in a 3953 Model F05 frame, which is external to the
TS3500 Tape Library and may be installed
away from the TS3500 Tape
Library frames. For additional information on the 3953 Tape Frame Model
F05, refer to Hardware Announcement 105-176, dated May
10, 2005.
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Product positioning
As you compare competitive tape solutions, consider:
Library scalability: 1 to 16 frames, 1 to 192 tape drives, 58 to

6,887 cartridge slots
Capacity, performance, and library management requirements
Data integrity, reliability, and availability
Storage usage and application requirements
Affordability
Loyalty to legacy or existing tape formats, including LTO and 3592
drive technology
Server attachment and operating system support
The TS3500 Tape Library and industry-leading software applications

excel in addressing these requirements and can constitute a functionally
rich tape storage
solution incorporating LTO Ultrium and 3592 tape
technology. You also gain flexibility of automated tape library
management and unattended save/restore
operations.
The TS3500 Tape Library models are a smart choice for tape automation
for IBM System i, IBM System p, or IBM System z products, and IBM eServer
xSeries and
other popular open systems. The TS3500 Tape Library utilizes
the patented Multi-Path Architecture, designed to allow homogeneous or
heterogeneous open
systems applications to share the library robotics,
with ALMS for storage slot pooling and flexible drive assignment.
The TS3500 Tape Library Base Frame Model L53 offers 64 to 287 slots
for LTO Ultrium tape cartridge media and up to 12 IBM LTO Ultrium Fibre
Channel Tape
Drives. It is designed to provide excellent
price/performance in the open systems environments where the tape
automation requirements are satisfied by 1 to 12
drives or a library
native capacity of up to 115 TB.
The TS3500 Tape Library Base Frame Model L23 offers 58 to 260 slots
for 3592 tape cartridge media and up to 12 IBM TS1120 Tape Drives, with a
library native
capacity of up to 130 TB. The TS1120 Tape Drives are
designed to provide high capacity, performance, and reliability in open
systems environments with tape drive
flexibility to accommodate capacity
as well as fast access where these requirements are needed.
Up to 15 TS3500 Tape Library Expansion Frame 3584 Models D22, D23,

D32, D52, or D53 can be added to either the Model L22, L23, L32, L52, or
L53. The
Model D23 provides up to 400 cartridge slots for 3592 media,
and can contain up to 12 TS1120 Tape Drives. The Model D53 provides up
to 440 slots for LTO
media, and can contain up to 12 Ultrium Fibre
Channel Tape Drives. This can provide a total TS3500 library capacity of
up to 192 IBM LTO Ultrium or TS1120 Tape
Drives, with up to 6,887 Ultrium
cartridge slots holding up to 2,755 TB of native physical capacity, or
with up to 6,260 3592 cartridge slots holding up to 3,130 TB of
native
physical capacity.
The TS3500, part of a family of IBM System Storage tape products, can
be the answer to growing storage requirements and shrinking backup
windows.
If you have existing digital linear tape experience or require

high-performance automated tape backup, the TS3500 Tape Library
constitutes an excellent tape
storage solution. In addition to reading
and writing on LTO Ultrium-format tape cartridges, the TS3500 tape drives
provide an enhanced functional alternative to
DLT/SDLT, 1/4-inch, 4mm,
8mm, or IBM Magstar MP 3570 tape drives.
For capacity requirements less than 28.8 TB (compressed), a wide

spectrum of tape libraries are available from the family of IBM System
Storage Ultrium Tape
products, depending on your storage usage and
requirements. Tape automation products to choose from include the IBM
System Storage TS3310 Tape Library (up
to 169.6 TB compressed), IBM
System Storage TS3200 Tape Library (up to 35.2 TB compressed), and IBM
System Storage TS3100 Tape Library (up to 17.6 TB
compressed).
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Models
Model summary matrix
Model Tape Drives Library Cart Slots Library Data Capacity (TB) (Native) Library Data Capacity (TB) (Comp.)
L23 0-12 58-260 29-130 87-390
Customer setup (CSU)

Some features are customer setup.
Devices supported
TS3500 Model D23:
TS1120 Tape Drive
TS3500 Model D53:
TS1030 Tape Drive
TS3500 Model L23:
TS1120 Tape Drive
TS3500 Model L53:
TS1030 Tape Drive
Model conversions
The following
model conversions are now available for the IBM System Storage TS3500
Tape Library (machine type 3584):
3584 Model L22 to Model L23

3584 Model D22 to Model D23
Feature Conversions:

From To
Type Feature Feature Conversion Requirements
---- ------- ------- --------------------------------------------
3584 1641 1643 Model conversion of L22 to L23 or L52 to L53
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Technical description
Physical specifications Hardware requirements

Operating environment Software requirements
Limitations
The TS3500 Tape Library is designed to be a high-performance,

reliable, scalable tape library subsystem for tape automation. Tape
drives in the TS3500 can be
attached to IBM System i, IBM System p, and
IBM System z products or to IBM eServer xSeries, Netfinity, Sun, Hewlett
Packard, UNIX, Linux, Windows and other
open systems servers. Each
aspect of the library subsystem has been optimized to support repeated,
dependable unattended tape handling. The optimized dual
gripper accessor
moves cartridges within the library and the tape drives.
The Models D23 and L23 can contain the TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drives
with a dual-ported 4-Gbps Fibre Channel interface to support fast access
and high
capacity, performance, and reliability in automated library
service. The TS1120 Tape Drive is designed for environments that require
reliable, high performance tape
support for backup, restore, archive, and
data interchange. The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drives have sustained data
rates of up to 100 MB/sec native. The physical
tape capacity of the 3592
data cartridge is 500 GB per cartridge in native format (1.5 GB with 3:1
compression).
The Models D53 and L53 can contain the IBM TS1030 LTO Ultrium 3 Tape
Drive Model F3B with a 4-Gbps Fibre Channel interface to support fast
data transfer and
reliability in automated library service. The IBM LTO
Ultrium tape drives have been refined using the many years of IBM tape
experience to help provide extremely
fast data transfer and reliable
automated handling. The TS1030 Model F3B Tape Drives have sustained data
rates of up to 80 MB/sec native (up to 160 MB/sec at
2:1 compression).
With the use of the IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 400 GB Data Cartridge,
the physical tape capacity is 400 GB per cartridge in native format,
and
using LTO-DC (LTO Data Compression) (2:1) compression is 800 GB.
Each TS3500 Frame supports plant or field installation of up to twelve

Fibre Channel attached tape drives. The TS3500 can have up to 192 tape
drives and be
configured to have up to 192 control paths and up to 192
logical libraries. The library contains the electronics and logic for
autochanger operations. Each tape drive
contains the electronics and
logic for reading and writing data, control of the tape drive, management
of the data buffer, and error recovery procedures. The
TS3500 has its
own power and cooling components.
Physical specifications
Width: 782 mm (30.8 in)
Depth: 1212 mm (47.7 in)
Height: 1800 mm (70.9 in)
Approximate weights are as follows:
Model L23:
Minimum weight: 354 kg (781 lb) (with 0 drives and 0 cartridges)

Maximum weight: 490 kg (1,079 lb) (with 12 drives and 238 cartridges)
Operating environment
Temperature: 16 to 32 degrees C (61 to 90 degrees F)
Wet bulb (temperature): 26 degrees C (79 degrees F) operating
Relative humidity: 20 to 80 percent
Caloric value: 2.7 kBTU/hour maximum
Electrical power: 4.1 amps at 200-240 V ac, 0.8 kVA
Capacity of exhaust: 5.8 cubic meter/min (204 CFM)
Leakage current: 1 ma
Inrush current: 200 amps peak for 1/2 cycle at 200-240 V ac
The TS3500 Tape Library is classified as a Category 1 product as

defined in C-S 1-1710-006. The following table shows the maximum
noise level (operating/idle)
in bels and dB, average 1 meter
bystander positions for a Model L23 or L53:
Sound power level (LwAd):

Idle: 7.3 bels
Operating: 7.5 bels
Sound pressure level:
Idle: 54 dB(A)
Operating: 56 dB(A)
Limitations
Although the compression technology can increase the amount of data
stored on the media, the actual degree of compression achieved is highly
sensitive to
the characteristics of the data being compressed.
Fibre Channel cable lengths are limited to 500 meters (1650 ft).
Although multiple systems may be attached to a tape drive, the
systems cannot use the drive simultaneously.
LTO Ultrium data cartridges cannot reside in the same library frame
with 3592 data cartridges.
Feature #2722 and #2732 require feature #2733 to allow IBM to gain
remote access to the machine.
User must use the "modem approach" to perform call home. The user is
required to supply a dedicated phone line to establish communication with
IBM.
Users must purchase the Internal Modem option (#2733) in the approved
countries listed below (if #2722, #2732 are chosen) or provide an
external modem
that is supported by the TSSC server for those regions not
listed on the qualified country list.
For tape products other than 3584, 3592-C07, and 3952-F05, the
TSSC requires a modem to allow IBM to gain remote access to the
machine. For 3584,
3592-C07, and 3952-F05, a TSSC broadband
connection is available using Assist on Site and can be used without a
TSSC modem.
For a TSSC modem, users must purchase the USB Modem option (feature
#2734) in the approved countries listed below or provide an external
modem that
is supported by the TSSC server for those regions not
The internal modem option (#2733) and USB modem option (#2734) are
qualified for use in the following countries:
Abu Dhabi City, Afghanistan, Albania, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla,
Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Azerbaijan,
Bahamas (The), Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belize, Bermuda,
Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, British Virgin
Islands, Cameroon, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, China CCC, China
NALTE, Colombia, Congo (Republic of the), Croatia, Dominica,
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, EEA**, Egypt, El Salvador,
Equatorial Guinea, Faroe Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji,
French Polynesia, Georgia, Gibraltar, Greenland, Guatemala, Guernsey,
Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Honduras, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia,
Isle of Man, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Jersey, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya,
Korea (South), Kosovo, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Lesotho,
Macedonia, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Montenegro, Monaco,
Montserrat, Morocco (Western Sahara), Namibia, Netherlands
Antilles, Nepal, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Oman,
Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Qatar,
Russia, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Pierre and
Miquelon, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, San Marino, Saudi Arabia,
Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, South Africa, Suriname, Swaziland,
Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey,
Turkmenistan, Turks and Caicos Islands, UAE, Ukraine, United States,
Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vatican City, Venezuela, Vietnam, Wallis and
Futuna, and Zimbabwe.

EEA = EU and EFTA: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic,
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland,
Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta,
Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia,
Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and UK.
Oversea areas part of EU: Portugal: Acores, Madeira, Spain: Canarias,
France: Guyane, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, and Reunion.
USA includes US Territories: American Samoa, Baker Island, Guam, the
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Howland Islands, Jarvis
Island, Johnson Island, Kingma Reef, Midway Islands, Navarra Islands,
Palmyra, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, and Wake Island.
Feature #2704 is currently not available in Egypt, Honduras, Iraq,

Iran, Laos, Moldavia, Mongolia, Mozambique, Oman, and Somalia.
Feature #0983 is not available in India.
Hardware requirements
The TS3500 Tape Library can be attached to selected IBM System i, IBM
System p, or IBM System z products, and IBM eServer xSeries, Hewlett
Packard, Sun,
UNIX, Linux, and Windows servers that support Fibre Channel
interfaces.
The TS3500 Tape Library family now includes enhanced power

architecture models that take less floor space than Model D32 or L32.
The new models come with
raven black covers, and have a look and feel
consistent with other IBM System Storage products. Model D53 and L53 can
contain up to 12 IBM TS1030 or LTO
Ultrium Fibre Channel Tape Drives per
frame. Model D23 and L23 can contain up to 12 of the TS1120 or 3592 Tape
Drives per frame. The TS1120 Model E05 Tape
Drives have a 4-Gbps dual-
ported Fibre Channel interface.
A current list of supported open system configurations for the IBM LTO
Ultrium 3 Tape Drive is available from the following website:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/lto
Select "LTO Support", then the "Interoperability Matrix and Software

ISVs", and view the "Supported Servers and Operating Systems" for the
product.
For the latest details on specific

hardware, software, and Fibre Channel
support for the 3592, refer to the following Web site:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/3592
The cartridge storage capacity of the Model L23 or L53 can be expanded
by enabling the capacity on-demand features in that frame. An
Intermediate Capacity
feature (#1643) is required to add a Full Capacity
feature (#1644). The Full Capacity feature (#1644) is required to add an
Additional I/O Slots feature (#1658 or
#1659), or to attach an optional
expansion frame Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53.
One First Expansion Frame Attachment feature (#9002) or one Additional

Expansion Frame Attachment feature (#9003) must be added to the TS3500
Model L23
or L53 for each Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53 frame that is
attached. This assures the proper cables are shipped and configuration
records are correct. Up to
15 Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53 expansion
frames can be attached to Model L23 or L53, for a total of 16 frames.
When a 3584 Model HA1 is installed in a TS3500 Tape Library, the

following feature numbers must be added to the 3584 Model L22, L23, L32,
L52, or L53 in that
library:
1690 - Advanced Library Management System (if not already present)

9003 - Additional Expansion Frame Attachment (at least one additional
frame to serve as Service Bay B)
9040 - High Availability Library
A 3584 Model D22, D23, D52, or D53 must be ordered with the Model HA1
to provide the second accessor and serve as the Service Bay B for that
accessor. It
must be ordered with the following feature:
1440 - Service Bay B Configuration and Second Accessor
When a 3584 Model HA1 is installed in a TS3500 Tape Library, the

following feature numbers must be present on one 3584 Model Dxx expansion
frame in that
library (other than the one used as a Service Bay B):
On Model D22, D32, or D42:

1453 - Frame control Assembly (or feature number 1452 if the frame
is a Model D32)
1902 - Additional Power Supply (one is required, but it is
recommended that two of these be present for redundancy)
On Model D23 or D53:
1451 - Enhanced Frame Control Assembly (which includes two power
supplies and a redundant AC line feed for the accessor)
It is also recommended that the Dual AC Power feature (#1901) be

installed on the Model L22, L32 or L52 and on the D22, D32 or D52 Frames
in a 3584 Tape
Library containing a Model HA1. Dual AC power is standard
on the Models L23 and L53, and is included with the Enhanced Frame
Control Assembly feature
(#1451) on the Models D23 and D53.
Each 3584 Tape Library configuration containing a Model HA1 requires a

different set of X-Track cables for the dual accessors in the library,
depending on the total
number of frames in that TS3500 Tape Library. The
following feature number must be ordered every time the number of
attached frames is changed (either added
or removed) in a TS3500 Tape
Library that has a Model HA1:
1840 - Change HA X-Track Cable
This feature number will enable the proper X-Track cables to be

shipped based on the presence of feature number 9040 and the quantity of
feature number 9003
on the Model Lxx Frame.
Note: Feature number 1840 is not required with the first installation of
a Model HA1. It is only required when the number of attached frames is
changed
after the installation of the Model HA1.
In a TS3500 Tape Library without an attached Model HA1 and the total
number of frames in the TS3500 Tape Library coming from the plant is
going to number 8 to
14 frames (7 to 13 expansion frames), the 7-14 Frame
X-Track Cable will be shipped with the library unless the 8-16 Frame
X-Track Cable feature (#9316) is
specified on Model L23 or L53. The 8-16
Frame X-Track Cable feature (#9316) must be specified on Model L23 or L53
if there will be a total of 15 or 16 frames (14
or 15 expansion frames)
in the TS3500 Tape Library without a Model HA1.
When frames are added to a TS3500 Tape Library without an attached

Model HA1 as a field upgrade, a new X-Track Cable may be required
according to the
following table of total installed frames:
Installed New X-Track Cable
frame qty frame qty feature number required
--------- --------- ------------------------------
1 - 2 3 - 6 1806
1 - 6 7 1814
1 - 6 8 - 14 1814 or 1816
1 - 14 15 - 16 1816 (if 9316 not installed)
When frames are removed from the library, a new X-Track Cable is
required according to the following:
Installed New X-Track Cable
frame qty frame qty feature number required
--------- --------- --------------------------------
8 - 16 7 1814 (if 9316/1816 installed)
7 - 16 3 - 6 1806
3 - 16 1 - 2 1802
The TS3500 Tape Library includes an enhanced power architecture and

frame control assembly. The enhanced frame control assembly comes
standard on Model
L23 and L53, and can be ordered with the following
optional feature number on Model D23 and D53:
1451 - Enhanced Frame Control Assembly
TS3500 Tape Library Models D53 and L53
The TS3500 Tape Library Models D53 or L53 can contain a maximum of 12
IBM TS1030 LTO Ultrium Fibre Channel Tape Drives per frame (for a total
of up to 192
Ultrium Tape Drives in a 16-frame library). The IBM TS1030
LTO Ultrium Tape Drives in the Model L53 have a Fibre Channel interface
that may attach in either
Fabric topology or Arbitrated Loop topology.
An LTO Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1514) is required for
installing a TS1030 Tape Drive in a drive slot. The
TS1030 Tape Drive
must be ordered separately, and is designed for customer setup in the
TS3500 Tape Library. One of the following features should be ordered on
the library frame into which a TS1030 (3588) Tape Drive is installed:
9679 - 3588 Drive Field Install - one feature should be ordered on

the library frame coming from the plant for each tape drive that will be
field installed in that
frame
9681 - 3588 Model F3B Plant Install - one feature should be ordered
on both the tape drive and library frame coming from the plant for each
tape drive that
will be installed in that frame by the plant
The TS1030 Model F3B is designed for customer setup. However, if the
customer desires assistance with the installation, the following feature
can be ordered on
the TS3500 Frame Model D53 or L53 (a quantity of one
feature for each drive that is needed):
1678 - 3588 Field Install Assist
If a LTO Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1514) is not ordered on

the Model D53 or L53, then the following feature must be specified on
that Model D53 or L53:
9001 - Driveless Frame
A power cord feature number, if applicable, should also be specified.
Labeled or bulk quantities of LTO cartridges can be ordered using

machine type 3589 or purchased through distributors. Refer to the
Supplies section for
additional information.
Note: The TS3500 Tape Library requires that cartridges have appropriate
bar code labels.
The TS1030 Tape Drive can be removed by ordering the Drive Removal
feature (#1663), and reinstalled in another frame with the LTO Ultrium
Drive Reinstall
feature (#1665). An LTO Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature
(#1514) is required for installing an IBM LTO Ultrium Fibre Channel Tape
Drive in a drive slot in a Model
D53 or L53.
TS3500 Tape Library Models D23 and L23
The TS3500 Tape Library Models D23 or L23 can contain a maximum of 12
of the TS1120 Tape Drive Model E05 per frame (for a total of up to 192
TS1120 Tape
Drives in a 16-frame library). The TS1120 Tape Drive Model
E05 comes with a dual-ported 4-Gbps Fibre Channel interface for
redundancy.
A 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1513) is required for

installing a TS1120 Tape Drive in a drive slot. The TS1120 Model E05
Tape Drive must be ordered
separately, and is installed in a 3584 frame
with one of the following feature numbers:
1674 - 3592 Drive Field Install

9680 - Plant Install Model E05 in 3584
If one of these drive features is not on the Model D23 or L23, then
the following feature number must be specified on that Model D23 or L23:
9001 - Driveless Frame
A power cord feature number should also be specified.
Labeled or initialized 3592 Tape Cartridges can be ordered using

machine type 3599. Refer to the Supplies section for
additional information.
Note: The TS3500 Tape Library requires that cartridges have appropriate
bar code labels.
Customer-owned TS1120 or 3592 Tape Drives, or TS1120 or 3592 Tape

Drives removed from a 3584 library frame by ordering the Drive Removal
feature (#1663),
can be installed in another TS3500 Tape Library frame
with the 3592 Drive Field Install feature (#1674). A 3592 Fibre Drive
Mounting Kit feature (#1513) is required
for installing a 3592 Tape Drive
in a drive slot in a TS3500 Tape Library Model D23 or L23 frame.
TS3000 System Console:
Attachment of the TS3500 Tape Library to a TS3000 System Console can

provide enhanced remote support to help improve availability. The TS3000
is designed to
remotely monitor each attached device to determine if it
is working properly and report any error alerts for the early detection
of problems. Use of the TS3000 may
help expedite microcode updates,
reduce service times, and enhance local service.
The 3584 Model L23 and L53 subsystem can take advantage of the
advanced call home capabilities for an open systems environment with the
attachment to
TSSC.
Feature #2704 provides a 26-Port Ethernet switch and an attachment

cable
for connection to a TS3000 System Console or Master Console for Service.
Up to 24
additional connections are provided by this feature for
connection of features #2714, #2715, or another #2704 feature.
Feature #2724 provides the enhanced mountable TSSC 1U server and an

Ethernet cable for connection to the rack mount switch.
Feature #5512 provides a keyboard, display, and mouse.
With the introduction of the new TSSC feature #2724, in order for IBM
to gain remote access to the machine, feature #2734, a new external
homologated USB
modem for approved countries, will be required or the
customer will need to provide an external modem that is supported by the
TSSC server for those regions not
The TSSC new server, USB modem, and 26 or 16 Port Ethernet Switch are
available as features #2734, #2724, #2714, #2702, or #2704, with IBM
Enterprise Tape
Systems and Controllers 3584 Model L23 or L53, and 3952
Model F05 supporting attachment of 3592 Model C07, TS7700 components,
3958 Model DD5 and
3958 Model AP1.
Cables:
Cables are required to attach tape drives in the TS3500 Tape

Library to each server connection (up to the number of tape drive
attachments installed). An
interposer may also be required for
attachment to various server adapters. If no host attachment cables
are required to be shipped with TS3500 frame from the
plant, then the
No Host/SAN Cable from Plant feature (#9700) should be specified on
the frame. Otherwise, one or more of the following Fibre Channel
cables
should be specified on the frame.
Fibre Channel cables:
A Fibre Channel cable is required to

attach a TS1030 or TS1120 Tape Drive in the TS3500 via the standard Fibre
Channel patch panel in the TS3500 Model L23 or
L53 Tape Library, to host
Fibre Channel adapters, the IBM 2109 SAN Fibre Switch, or other Fibre
Channel components. The cable can be customer supplied or
ordered with
the TS3500 in the lengths shown. The attaching Fibre Channel cable must
be a 50.0/125 micrometer short wavelength fiber-optic cable for distances
up to 500 meters. These tape drives come with LC Duplex connectors. One
2.0 meter LC-LC Fibre Channel drive-to-patch panel cable is included with
each Fibre
Mounting Kit (#1513 or #1514). If additional cables are
required, for example, to attach the second interface on a TS1120 Tape
Drive, they can be ordered with the
following feature number:
1461 - Additional LC/LC Patch Panel Cable
Features available for Fibre Channel cables, and their respective

lengths, are available with the following feature numbers:
5922 - 22 m SC-LC Fibre Channel Cable

6005 - 5 m LC-LC Fibre Channel Cable
AGK1 - 10 meter OM3 fiber Cable (LC)
An interposer is available to connect a tape drive or server LC Duplex

adapter to a SC Duplex cable with the following feature number:
5096 - Interposer SC-LC Fibre
Software requirements
TS1030 Tape Drive
Support for the TS1030 Tape Drive in the TS3500 Tape Library is
provided in the following operating systems at the minimum levels
indicated:
OS/400 V5R2, or later

i5/OS V5R3, or later
AIX 5L 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, or later
Sun Solaris 8, 9, or 10
Microsoft Windows 2000 (build 2195, or greater)
Microsoft Windows 2003 (build 3790, or greater)
HP-UX 11.00, 11i (64 bit), and 11i v2
Linux distributions: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 4, SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server 9 (SLES 9) and Asianux 2.0
For a current list of host software versions and release levels that
support the TS1030 in the TS3500, refer to the following website:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/compatibility
The installation of a TS1030 Tape Drive may require code updates for
supported open systems device drivers or storage management software.
Per the Solutions
Assurance Product Review (SAPR) Guide, the
account team or Business Partner should ensure that the customer checks
the support levels required for their
particular software environment
prior to the installation of the TS1030 Model F3B. A Solutions Assurance
call is required at a minimum for the installation of the first
new
TS1030 in an account.
An update of the open systems device drivers can be obtained via

anonymous FTP from
ftp.software.ibm.com
Look under the directory storage/devdrvr.
Further information can be found in the IBM TotalStorage Tape
Device Driver Installation and User's Guide (GC35-0154), also
available at the above FTP site.
Tivoli Storage Manager and other compatible software offerings provide

storage and tape management software for the TS3500. Supporting software
and
applications must be obtained separately from IBM, IBM Business
Partners, or ISVs. A list of compatible software is available from your
IBM representative or at:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/compatibility/pdf/lto_isv_
matrix.pdf
IBM continues to work together with ISVs to support the TS3500 Tape
Library. Individual application vendors should be contacted for specific
information and
availability dates. Consult with ISV providers for their
support of mixed drive types and media types in the same logical library.
TS1120 Tape Drive
Support for the TS1120 Tape Drive in the TS3500 Tape Library is
provided in OS/400, i5/OS, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, and Microsoft
Windows 2000 or 2003
operating system environments. Support for the
z/OS, z/VM, and VSE/ESA operating system environments is available
through the TS1120 Tape Controller Model
C06, 3592 Model J70 Controller,
or 3494 VTS Models B10 or B20.
The installation of a TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive may require code
updates for S/390, AS/400, and supported open systems device drivers or
storage
management software. Per the Solutions Assurance Product Review
(SAPR) Guide, the account team or Business Partner should confirm that
the customer
checks the appropriate PSP buckets for System z9, zSeries,
or S/390 environments or the equivalent support levels required for their
particular software
environment prior to the installation of the TS1120
Model E05. A Solutions Assurance call is required at a minimum for the
installation of the first new TS1120
Model E05 in an account.
An update of the open systems device drivers can be obtained via

anonymous FTP from:
ftp.software.ibm.com
Look under the directory storage/devdrvr.
Further information can be found in the IBM TotalStorage Tape

Device Driver Installation and User's Guide (GC35-0154), also
available at the above FTP site.
For details on supported software versions and release levels for the
TS1120 Model E05, as well as hardware support information, refer to the
following website:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/3592/interop.html
i5, iSeries, and AS/400
Device support of the TS1120 Model E05 is provided by:
OS/400 V5R2 plus PTFs, or later

i5/OS V5R3, or later
For required PTF information, refer to informational APAR II14083 at:
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/support/iseries
/index.html
Currently, the TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drives running under OS/400 can
read but not write J1A format.
p5 and pSeries, RS/6000, and RS/6000 SP
Device support of the TS1120 Model E05 is provided on:
AIX 5L 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and later releases, for Power-based servers
Refer to the pSeries or RS/6000 Sales Manuals for specific software

requirements on a particular processor.
Device support of the TS1120 Model E05 is also provided on pSeries

servers with the following Linux distribution:
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (SLES 9)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
Asiaux 2.0 (p5 servers only)
zSeries Linux: zSeries 890 and 990 servers with the

following Linux distribution:

HP systems
HP-UX 11.0 (64-bit, PCI)

HP-UX 11.i (64-bit, PCI)
HP-UX11i, Version 2
Sun systems
Solaris 8
Solaris 9
Solaris 10
Linux
Device support of the TS1120 Model E05 is provided on 32-and 64-bit

Intel-, AMD-, and EM64T-based servers with the following Linux
distributions:

Asiaux 2.0 (32-bit AMD-and EM64T-based servers only)
Windows systems
Device support of the TS1120 Model E05 is provided on Intel-based

servers with Microsoft Windows as follows:
Windows 2000 (build 2195, or greater)

Windows Server 2003 (build 3790, or greater)
Application software
Tivoli Storage Manager and other industry-leading compatible software

offerings provide storage and tape management software for the TS1120
Model E05.
Supporting software and applications must be obtained
separately from IBM, IBM Business Partners, or independent software
vendors (ISVs). For a list of
compatible software and additional
information, refer to the TS1120 Model E05 ISV Matrix at the following
website:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/storage/tape/3592
System z9, zSeries, and S/390
The TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive is supported for attachment to ESCON
and FICON channels on System z9, zSeries, or S/390 servers through the
TS1120 Tape
Controller Model C06, 3592 Model J70 Controller, or 3494 VTS
Models B10 or B20 as follows:
z/OS: Support for the TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive is provided at
z/OS V1R4 and above. For z/OS V1R4 and z/OS V1R5, refer to enabling APAR
OA11388 and for z/OS V1R6 and z/OS V1R7, refer to enabling APAR OA13110.
z/VSE: Support for the TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive is provided at
z/VSE 3.1.1. No additional support PTFs are required.
z/VM: Support for the TS1120 Model E05 Tape Drive is provided at
z/VM 4.4.0, and higher, with CP APAR VM3812. In addition, tape library
support requires
DFSMS/VM FL1221 with RMS APAR VM63811.
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Publications
The following publications are shipped with the product. Additional

copies are available. To order, contact your IBM representative.
Order
Title number
---------------------------------- ---------
IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape
Library Introduction and Planning
Guide GA32-0559
IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape
Library Operator Guide GA32-0560
IBM Ultrium Device Driver
Installation and User's Guide GA32-0430
(English)
IBM TotalStorage Tape Device
Driver Installation and User's
Guide (English) GA35-0154
IBM eServer Safety Notices G229-9054
The publications listed above and the following publications are also
available at:
IBM System Storage TS3500 Tape Library SCSI Reference (English)

(GA32-0561)
IBM Ultrium Device Driver Programming Reference (English) (GC35-0483)
Product publications will be available in English language at

announcement. Key product publications will be submitted to National
Language Support for
translation. When completed, translations will be
available through country ordering systems and the Publications Center
Portal. They will also be available from the
following Web site
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Features
Features - No charge Feature descriptions
Features - Chargeable Feature exchanges
Features - No charge
Plant/
Field
Only
Machine Feature Install
Description Type Models Number Feature
------------------------------- ------- --------------- ------- -------
TAA Compliance 0983 Plant
US RoHS Indicator 3584 L23 1776 Plant
OEM - No IBM Logo 3584 L23 7703 Plant
Bull OEM Logo 3584 L23 7704 Plant
Driveless Frame 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9001(1)Both
First Expansion Frame Attch 3584 L23,L53 9002(1)Both
Add Expansion Frame Attch 3584 L23,L53 9003(1)Both
High Availability Library 3584 L23,L53 9040(1)Both
High Density Library 3584 L22,L23 9050 Both
L32,L52
L53
Shuttle Complex Library 3584 L23 9070 Both
Enhanced Grippers/Pivot 3584 L23,L53 9205 Plant
Attached to HP-UX System 3584 L23,L53 9210(1)Plant
Attached to Solaris System 3584 L23,L53 9211(2)Plant
Attached to Windows System 3584 L23,L53 9212(1)Plant
Attached to Other Non-IBM System 3584 L23,L53 9213(1)Plant
Attached to Linux System 3584 L23,L53 9215(1)Plant
Attached to TS7700 3584 L23,L53 9217(1)Both
8-16 Frame X-Track Cbl. Plant 3584 L23,L53 9316(1)Plant
Attached to i5/OS or OS/400 3584 L23,L53 9400(2)Plant
Attach to AIX System 3584 L23,L53 9600(2)Plant
Plant Install E05 in 3584 3584 D23,L23 9680(1)Plant
Plant Install 3592 Model E07/EH7 3584 L23 9692 Plant
in 3584
3592 E08/EH8 Plant Install 3584 L25,D25, 9699 Plant
L23,D23
No Host Cables from Plant 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9700(1)Plant
Encryption Configuration 3584 L32,D32,L23, 9900 Both
L52,L53, Both
D22,D23 Both
D52,D53 Both
Nema L6-30 Power Cord 3584 L23,D23 9954 Both
RS 3750DP Power Cord 9955 Both
IEC 309 Power Cord 9956 Both
PDL 4.3m Power Cord 9957 Both
Korean 4.3m Power Cord 9958 Both
Unterminated Power Cord 9959 Both
Unterminated Power Cord - China 9966 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord WT 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9970(2)Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Non-WT 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9972(1)Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Argentina 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9976 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Brazil 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9977 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Aust/NZ 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9978 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Japan 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9979 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord China 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9980 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Korea 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9981 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord Taiwan 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9982 Both
Dual 4.3M Pwr Cord So.Africa 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 9983 Both
Dual 4.3M Power Cord NEMA 3584 L23,D23 9984 Both
L6-20 Non-Watertight L53,D53
Dual 4.3M Power Cord 3584 L23,D23 9985 Both
Russellstoll L53,D53
Watertight
Power Cord to adjacent 3584 L23 9989 Both
frame PDUs
Shipping and Handling NC 3584 L23 AG00 Plant
Note: (1) This feature has been previously announced on other models.
Note: (2) This feature has been previously announced on other models and
the description has changed.
Note: (3) This feature was previously announced on the designated models,
but the description has changed.
Miscellaneous
(#0983) TAA Compliance
(No Longer Available as of October 7, 2017)
This feature indicates that product is TAA compliant.
Feature type: No Charge.

Required feature: No.
Minimum required: Zero.
Maximum allowed: One.
Plant install / field install: Plant only.
Limitations: Feature #0983 is not available in India for use.
(#1776) US RoHS Indicator
The state of Wisconsin requires RoHS compliant equipment. This feature

will be selected as needed in the configurator for equipment that will be
shipped to or
used in Wisconsin.
Feature type: No charge.

Minimum number of features per Model: None.
Maximum number of features per Model: One.
Prerequisites: None.
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: None.
Installation: Plant only.
(#7703) OEM - NO IBM LOGO
This feature directs the plant to ship the TS3500 Tape Library Model
D23, D53, L23, L53, HA1, S24, or S54 without "IBM" or "System Storage"
logos on the front
doors.
Feature type: No Charge

Required feature: No
Minimum number of features: Zero
Maximum number of features: One
Installation: Plant Only
(#7704) Bull OEM Logo
This feature directs the plant to ship the TS3500

Tape Library Model D23, D53, L23, L53, HA1, S24, or S54
without IBM or System Storage logos and provides the
OEM BULL logos
on the front doors.
Feature Type: No Charge.

Required Feature: No.
Maximum Number of Features: 1
Minimum Number of Features: 0
Prerequisites: Feature #7703 is required.
(#9070) Shuttle Complex Library
This feature must be ordered against the Lxx frame of a library string
in which at least one shuttle station is to be installed. This feature
code helps keep track of the
number of TS3500 library strings that are
connected to shuttle complexes. This feature also provides two IBM super
logo rear side covers for plant only orders. This
feature is not
chargeable.

Maximum number of features: 1
Corequisite: At least one shuttle station installed
Prerequisite: None
Installation: Plant or Field
(#AG00) Shipping and Handling - No charge
This feature indicates Model L23 will have no shipping and handling
charge added to the order.
Minimum required: None.

Corequisites: None.
Limitations: None.
(#AGG2) Shipping and Handling - Model L23
This feature indicates each

Model L23 on the order will have a shipping and handling
charge added to the order.
Note: Select either feature #AGG2 or feature #AG00 on the order.
Minimum required: None.

Corequisites: None.
Limitations: None.
System Attachment
The following specify codes indicate the type of server or servers to

which the 3584 Tape Library is attached:
(#9050) High Density Library
This feature must be specified on TS3500 (3584) Model L22, L23, L32,
L52, or L53 that contains a High Density Frame Model S24 or S54. The
feature notifies the
plant that a Model S24 or S54 is attached so the
proper associated hardware and interface cables are provided for the 3584
Tape Library.

Prerequisites:
One of the following features:
#1690 - Advanced Library Management System
#1692 - Entry ALMS
#9002 - First Expansion Frame Attachment or
#9003 - Additional Expansion Frame Attachment must be added to the
Model L23 or L53 for each Model D22,
D23, D32, D52, D53,
S24, or S54 frame that is attached. This assures
the proper cables are shipped and configuration records are correct.
#9050 - High Density Library
One of the following features:
#2205 - Enhanced Grippers/Pivot for Models L22, L23, L32, L52, or
L53
#2304 - Enhanced Accessor for Models
L22, L23, L52, or L53
#9205 - Enhanced Grippers/Pivot for Models L23 or L53
When a Model S24 or S54 is installed in a high availability (HA)

TS3500 Tape Library (feature #9040 on the base frame), the following
features are required.
One of the following features on the expansion frame that includes

feature #1440:
#2206 - Enhanced Grippers/Pivot for HA for Models D22,
D52, D23, or D53
#2305 - Enhanced Accessor for HA
for Models D22, D52, D23, D53, S24, or S54
#9206 - Enhanced Grippers/Pivot for HA for Models
D23, D53, S24, or S54
One of the following features on the attached Model HA1:
#1695 - LTO Test Hardware for HD
#1696 - 3592 Test Hardware for HD
Installation: Plant and Field
(#9205) Enhanced Grippers/Pivot
This feature is required for TS3500 Models L23 and L53 with plant
feature #9050 (High Density Frame) installed.
Feature type: No charge

Prerequisites: ALMS is required
Installation: Plant
(#9210) Attached to HP-UX
This indicates that tape drives in the library are attached to a

server running HP-UX.

Maximum number of features: None
Initial order only: Yes
(#9211) Attached to Solaris System

server running Sun Solaris.

(#9212) Attached to Windows System

server running Windows.

(#9213) Attached to Other Non-IBM System

non-IBM system running an other operating system.

(#9215) Attached to Linux System

server running Linux.

(#9217) Attached to TS7700
This indicates that tape drives in the library are attached to a 3953
Library Manager.

Prerequisites:
The Advanced Library Management System feature (#1690) must be
installed and enabled.
The Model L52 or L53 must have the 16 Additional 3592 Slots feature
(#1659).
An Ethernet connection from the 3584 Model Dxx frame to a TS3000
System Console or Master Console for Service facility on the 3953 is
recommended to
improve first-time-data-capture for exception events.
Initial order only: No
(#9218) Attached to HPSS
This indicates that the High Performance Storage System (HPSS)

software is used to manage data on the TS3500 Tape Library.
Feature type: No charge

Minimum number of features: None
Installation: Plant
(#9316) 8-16 Frame X-Track Cable - Plant
This feature must be added to any 3584 Tape Library coming from the
plant that will have 15 to 16 frames (14 or 15 Expansion Frames attached
to the Model L22,
L23, L52, or L53). For ease of future expansion to 15
or 16 frame configurations, this feature can be added to any 3584 Tape
Library coming from the plant that will
have eight or more frames (seven
or more Expansion Frames attached to the Model L22, L23, L52, or L53).

(#9400) Attached to i5/OS or OS/400 System

server running i5/OS or OS/400.

(#9600) Attached to AIX System

server running AIX.

(#9680) Plant Install 3592 Model E05 in 3584
This feature tells the plant to install one 3592 Tape Drive Model E05
Tape into a 3584 Model D23 or L23 coming from the plant. Installation of
a 3592 Model E05
Tape Drive canister requires that a 3592 Fibre Drive
Mounting Kit feature (#1513) be installed to contain the canister.

Minimum: Zero
Maximum Number of Features: 12 per frame, of feature #9680 plus
#1674 plus #9683 plus #1675 plus #9692
Prerequisites: The quantity of feature #1513 plus #1515 must be
equal to or greater than the quantity of features #9680 plus #1674 plus
#9683 plus #1675
plus #9692
Note: An additional LC/LC Patch Panel Cable (#1461) is required to attach

the second port of the 3592 Tape Drive.
(#9683) Plant Install 3592 Model E06 in 3584
This feature tells the plant to install one 3592 Tape Drive Model E06
Tape into a 3584 Model D23 or Model L23 coming from the plant.
Installation of a 3592 Model
E06 Tape Drive canister requires that a 3592
Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1515) be installed to contain the
canister.

Maximum number of features: 12 per frame, of feature #9680 plus
#1674 plus #9683 plus #1675 plus #9692
Prerequisites: The quantity of feature #1515 must be equal to or
greater than the quantity of feature #9683 plus #1675 plus #9692.

(#9692) Plant Install 3592 E07 in 3584
This feature tells the plant to install one 3592 Tape Drive Model
E07 into a 3584 Model D23 or Model L23 coming from the plant.
Installation of the 3592 Model E07
Tape Drive canister requires that a
3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1515) or (#1535) be installed
to contain the canister.

#1675 plus #9680 plus #9683 plus #9692
Corequisite: None
Prerequisite: The quantity of feature #1515 must be equal to or
greater than the quantity of feature #9683 plus #1675 plus #9692

(#9699) 3592 E08/EH8 Plant Install in 3584
This feature tells the plant to install one 3592 Tape Drive Model
E08 into a 3584 Model D23 or Model L23 coming from the plant.
Installation of the 3592 Model E08
Tape Drive canister requires that a
3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1515) or (#1535) be installed
to contain the canister.
Feature type: No Charge.

Minimum number of features: Zero.
Maximum number of features: 12 per frame, of feature #1674, plus
#1675, plus #9680, plus #9683, plus #9692, plus #9699.
Corequisite: None.
Prerequisite: The quantity of feature #1515 must be equal to or
greater than the quantity of feature #9683, plus #1675, plus #9692,
plus #9699.
(#9700) No Host/SAN Cable from Plant
This feature must be placed on any 3584 frame shipping from the plant
with no host attachment cables specified when a tape drive is ordered on
the Frame. This
feature is not required if the Driveless Frame feature
(#9001) is specified. When this feature is on the order, the plant will
not include any Fibre Channel tape drive
host attachment cables with the
shipment of this 3584 frame. Any required cables must be supplied by the
customer.
Prerequisites: Mutually exclusive with features #6013,

#6025, #6061, #AGK1, #AGK2, and #AGK3.
Maximum number of features: None.
(#9900) - Encryption Configuration
This feature should be ordered when encryption will be used in a
TS3500 Tape Library. It includes publication updates with information on
enabling and configuring
the TS3500 Tape Library to support encryption.
This feature also provides an EKM publication and device driver CD.
Customer initiated procedures need to be
completed
for enabling and configuring the TS3500 Tape Library to
support encryption with the TS1120 encryption capable tape drive.
Note: Only supported with encryption capable TS1120 (3592 Model E05) (not
valid with 3592-J1A or 3590 Tape Drives).
Feature Type: No Charge

Required Feature: No
Minimum Number of Features: None.
Installation: Plant or Field.
Prerequisites: The TS1120 (Model E05 with feature #9592 or #5592)
encryption-capable tape drive, or the TS1040 (Model F4A with feature
#9679 or #9682)
encryption-capable tape drive, or a 3592 Tape Drive
Model E06/EU6/E07/E08/55G/60G, or a 3588 Tape Drive Model
F5A/F6A/F7A/F8A.
(#9984) Dual 4.3M Power Cord NEMA L6-20 Non-Watertight
This feature provides dual 4.3 meter (14-foot) 250 volt (V) AC 15 Amp
power cords with NEMA L6-20P non-watertight plugs for connection to NEMA
L6-20R
receptacles. If feature code 1909 (Single Power Source Bifurcated
Cable) is also on your order, this feature
provides one of the above 4.3 meter power cords.

Installation - Plant or Field
(#9985) Dual 4.3M Power Cord Russellstoll Watertight
power cords with Russellstoll 3720DPU2 watertight connectors for
connection to Russellstoll
3743U2 or 9R23U2W receptacles, or Russellstoll
3913U2 or 9C23U2 connectors. If feature code 1909 (Single Power Source
Bifurcated Cable) is also on your
order, this feature

Installation - Plant or Field
Power Cords
The appropriate power cord will be shipped based on country code

unless otherwise specified. If any power cord other than the default is
required, it must be
specified from one of the following specify codes:
(#9954) Nema L6-30 Power Cord
This feature provides a NEMA L6-30 non-watertight 4.3 meter (14 foot)
power cord, 200-208, 240 Vac, 24 Amps, used in U.S., Canada, Latin
America, and Japan.

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
Comments: In order to use this power cord, FC #1950 should be
installed in the tape library, otherwise, the power cord will be useless.
(#9955) RS 3750DP Power Cord
This feature provides a Russellstoll 3750DP Watertight 4.3 meter (14

foot) power cord, 200-208, 240 Vac, 24 Amps, used in U.S, Chicago,
Canada, LA, and Japan.

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9956) IEC 309 Power Cord
This feature provides a IEC 309, p+n+g, 32A, 4.3 meter (14 foot)
power cord, 230 Vac, 24 Amps, used in EMEA.

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9957) PDL 4.3m Power Cord
This feature provides a PDL 4.3 meter (14 foot) power cord, 230-240
Vac, 23 Amps, used in Australia and New Zealand

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9958) Korean 4.3m Power Cord
This feature provides a non-watertight 4.3 meter (14 foot)

power cord, 200-208, 240 Vac, 24 Amps, with Korean plug SJ-3302,
used in North and South Korea.

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9959) Unterminated Power Cord
This feature provides an unterminated, non-watertight 4.3 meter

(14 foot) power cord, 200-208, 240 Vac, 24 Amps power cord with IRAM
and BSMI agency
certifications. This is the recommended cord for
Argentina and Taiwan.
Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9966) Unterminated Power Cord - China
This feature provides an unterminated, non-watertight 4.3 meter

(14 foot) power cord, 200-208, 240 Vac, 24 Amps power cord with CCC
agency certification. This
is the recommended power cord for China.

Removable: No
Prerequisites: None
(#9970) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord
power cords with IEC 309 Type 2P+GND 16A connectors, Hubbell type
HBL316P6W for
connection to Hubbell type HBL316R6W receptacles.
This is the default power cord if no
other feature is specified, in all countries except
Argentina, Australia,
Brazil, Canada, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand,
Philippines, South Africa, Taiwan, and the United States.
If feature code 1909 (Single Power Source Bifurcated Cable)

is also on your order, this feature
Feature type: Chargeable

(#9972) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Non-Watertight
power cords with a non-watertight connector NEMA L6-15P for connection to
NEMA L6-15R
receptacles. This is the default power cord if no other
feature is specified, in the United States, Canada, and Philippines.


(#9976) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Argentina
This feature provides dual (2x) 4.3 meter (14-foot) 10 Amp 250 Vac
power cords with an IRAM 2073 plug for Argentina. This is the default
power cord for Argentina
if no other feature is specified.

(#9977) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Brazil
power cords with an Earth Pin InMetro NBR 14136 plug for Brazil. This
is the default power
cord for Brazil if no other feature is specified.


(#9978) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Australia/New Zealand
power cords with an AS/NZS 3112/2000 plug for Australia and New Zealand.
This is the default
power cord for Australia and New Zealand
if no other feature is specified.


(#9979) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Japan
This feature provides dual (2x) 4.3 meter (14-foot)

15 Amp 250 Vac power cords with a JIS C8303, C8306 plug for Japan. This
is the default power cord for Japan if
no other feature is specified.


(#9980) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord China
power cords with a GB 2099.1, 1002 plug for China. This is the
default power cord for China if
no other feature is specified.


(#9981) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Korea
power cords with an earth pin KS C8305, K60884-1 plug for Korea. This is
the default power
cord for Korea if no other feature is specified.


(#9982) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord Taiwan
power cords with a CNS 10917-3 plug for Taiwan. This is the
default power cord for Taiwan if no
other feature is specified.


(#9983) Dual 4.3 Meter Power Cord South Africa
power cords with a SANS 164-1 plug for South Africa. This is the
default power cord for South
Africa if no other feature is specified.


(#9989) Power Cord to adjacent frame PDUs
This feature provides two power cords 4.3 meters (14 feet) in length,
rated at 250 Vac, 10 amps with IEC C14 plugs. These power cords may be
plugged into the
spare outlets on the two PDUs provided by a FC 1950 that
is installed in an adjacent frame of the library or into customer-
provided PDUs that are mounted
external to the library frames. One or
two adjacent frames may be powered by the spare outlets available on the
FC 1950 PDUs. The adjacent frame to be powered
may be up to three frames
away from the frame containing the FC 1950 PDUs. By using this feature,
up to three library frames can be powered by the two
customer facility
outlets that feed the FC 1950 PDUs.

Maximum number of features: One (two if feature #4871 present)
Corequisite: None
Prerequisites:
Feature #1451 on Model D23 or Model D53
Mutually exclusive with #1950, #9954 thru #9959 and #9966
Mutually exclusive with #1909, #9970, #9972, and #9976 thru #9985
Features - Chargeable
Plant/
Field
Only
Machine Feature Install
Description Type Models Number Feature
------------------------------- ------- --------------- ------- -------
Library & Drive Code Update 3584 L23,L53 0500(1)Field
TS1140 and TS1150 tape drive
support 3584 L23 1404 Field
LTO5 and LTO6 tape drive
TS1150 TS1155 TS1160 tape drive
Add'l LC/LC Patch Cable 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 1461(1)Both
3592 Fibre Drive Mtg Kit 3584 D23,L23 1513 Both
Web Camera Mounting Hardware 3584 L23 1530 Both
3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit 3584 L23 1535 Field
LTO Lib Managed Encryption 3584 L23,L53 1604 Field
L52, Field
L23,L53 Both
Intermed. Cap. On Demand 3584 L23,L53 1643(1)Both
Base Capacity on Demand 3584 L23,L53 1644(1)Both
16 Additional LTO I/O Slots 3584 L23,L53 1658(1)Both
16 Additional 3592 I/O Slots 3584 L23,L53 1659(1)Both
Drive Removal 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 1663(1)Field
3592 Drive Field Install 3584 D23,L23 1674(1)Both
3592 E07/E08 Drive Field Install 3584 L23,D23 1675 Both
3592 60G Tape Drive Field
Install 3584 L23 1676 Both
Path Failover 3584 L23,L53 1682 Both
Advanced Lib Mgt System 3584 L23,L53 1690(1)Both
Entry ALMS 3584 L22,L23,L52,L53 1692
Intermediate ALMS 3584 L22,L23,L52,L53 1693
Full ALMS 3584 L22,L23,L52,L53 1694
1-2 Frame X-Track Cable 3584 L23,L53 1802(1)Field
Change HA X-Track Cable 3584 L23,L53 1840(1)Field
Single Power Source 3584 L23,L53 1909 Both
Bifurcated Cable D23,D53
Power Distribution Units 3584 L23,D23 1950 Both
Enhanced Grippers/Pivot 3584 L22,L23 2205 Field
L32,L52
L53
Enhanced Accessor 3584 L22,L23 2304 Field
L32,L52
L53
Console Expansion 26Port 3584 L23,L53 2704 Both
Enet Switch/Rackmount
Remote Support Facility 3584 L23,L53 2710(1)Both
Remote Support Attachment 3584 L23,L53 2712(1)Both
TS3000 System Console 3584 L23,L53 2720 Both
Console Expansion 3584 L23,L53 2714 Both
Console Attachment 3584 L23,L53 2715 Both
Rackmount TS3000 System 3584 L23,L53 2724 Both
Console
Rackmount TS3000 System 3584 L23,L53 2725
Console
Customer Rackmountable 3584 L22,L32 2730 Field
TS3000 Service Console L52, Field
L23,L53 Both
TS3000 System Console 3584 L23 2732 Both
Internal Modem 3584 L23 2733 Both
USB Modem 3584 L23,L53 2734 Both
TSSC/IMC Optical Drive 3584 L23,L53 2748
TS7700 BE SW Mounting Hardware 4871 Both
TS7700 BE 4Gb Switches 4872 Both
Reinstall TS7700 BE Switches 4873 Both
Adj Frame Support for BE Switches 4874 Both
Back End 8Gb Switch 3584 L23 4875(1)Both
CU BE Switch Mounting H/W 3584 L23,D23 4876 Both
Reinstall CU 8Gb BE Switches L23,D23 4877 Both
CU Adj Frame Support for L23,D23 4878 Both
BE Switches
Interposer SC-LC Fibre 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 5096(1)Both
TSSC KVM 3584 L23,L53 5512 Both
/Mouse
22 M LC-SC Fibre Cable 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 5922(1)Both
5 Meter LC-LC Fibre Cable 3584 D23,D53,L23,L53 6005(1)Both
10 meter OM3 fiber Cable (LC) 3584 L23 AGK1 Both
3 Meter OM3 Quad Cables (LC) 3584 D23,L23 AGKQ Both
3592 Cleaning Cartridge 3584 D23,L23 8802(1)Plant
Shipping and Handling L2x 3584 L23 AGG2 Plant
Note: (1) This feature has been previously announced on other models.
Note: (2) This feature has been previously announced on other models and
the description has changed.
Note: (3) This feature was previously announced on the designated models,
but the description has changed.
Feature descriptions
Note: Not all of the following features are available in all

countries. Check with your country representative for specific
feature availability.
(#0500) Library and Drive Code Update
(No Longer Available as of July 14, 2015)
This feature provides the customer the ability to have library and
drive code updated by a CE. This feature should be charged each time
a code update is ordered.
This feature should not be ordered for
customers who are upgrading function on existing libraries. This
feature is only available upon the system and warranty
contract.
Feature type: Chargeable.

Minimum number of features: None.
Maximum number of features: None (maximum of one per order).
Corequisite: None.
Prerequisite: None.
Installation: Field Only.
Customer Setup: No.
(#1404) TS1140 and TS1150 tape drive support
This feature provides a JK diagnostic cartridge. Only one JK

diagnostic cartridge feature #1404 is required in a TS3500 or TS4500
Library.

Maximum Number of Features: Ten.
Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: One JK diagnostic cartridge is required when the
first TS1140 (3592 Model EH7 or 3592 Model E07) or TS1150 (3592 Model
EH8 or 3592
Model E08) Tape drive is ordered.
Installation: Field Only
Customer setup: No.
(#1405) LTO5 and LTO6 tape drive support
This feature provides a L5 diagnostic cartridge. Only one L5

Library.

Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: Feature #1405 is a prerequisite to the first
TS1050 (3588 Model F5x) Tape drive ordered. One of either feature
#1405 or #1407 is a
prerequisite to the first TS1060 (3588 Model F6x)
Tape drive ordered.
Customer setup: No.
(#1406) TS1150 TS1155 TS1160 tape drive support
This feature provides a JL diagnostic cartridge. Only one JL

Library.

Minimum Number of Features: None
Corequisites: None
Prerequisites: One JL diagnostic cartridge is required when the
first TS1150 (3592 Model E08/EH8), or TS1155 (3592 Model 55E or 3592
Model 55F) Tape
drive is ordered or TS1160 (3592 Model 60F or Model
60G) Tape drive is ordered
Installation: Field only
Customer setup: No
The TS1155 Tape Drive Model 55E must be separately ordered and
feature #9677 must be specified on that drive.
One feature #1406 is required per Tape Library if this is the
first TS1150 (3592 Model E08/EH8) or TS1155 (3592 Model 55F/55G/55E)
or TS1160 (3592
Model 60F/60G) Tape drive ordered

Library.

Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: One of either feature #1405 or #1407 is a
prerequisite to the first TS1060 (3588 Model F6x) Tape drive ordered.
Feature #1407 or #1408 is a
prerequisite to the first TS1070 (3588
Model F7x) Tape drive ordered.
Customer setup: No.

Library.

Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: One of either feature #1407 or #1408 is a
prerequisite to the first TS1070 (3588 Model F7x) Tape drive ordered.
Feature #1408 is a
prerequisite to the first TS1080 (3588 Model F8x)
Tape drive ordered.
Customer setup: No.
(#1461) Additional LC/LC Patch Panel Cable
This feature provides one additional 2.0 meter LC/LC Fibre Channel
cable to attach the second interface port on a 3592 or TS1050 Tape Drive
to the Fibre Channel
Patch Panel.

Minimum: Zero
Maximum: None
(#1513) 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit
(No Longer Available as of November 26, 2010)
This feature includes a Fibre-capable fixed sled and one

LC/LC drive-to-patch panel cable and coupler for installing a 3592 Tape
Drive canister feature (#1674 or
#9680 or #9683.) This feature can be
pre-installed to simplify future tape drive installation.
Note: If a TS1130 Tape Drive, Model E06 or EU6 is installed in a

Model D23 or L23, then feature #1515 is required
for each tape drive. Feature #1513 is
not compatible with the TS1130.
Maximum number of features: 12 per frame
Prerequisites: None on a Model L23; feature #1451 on Model D23
(#1515) 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit
(No longer available as of January 12, 2019)
This feature includes a Fibre-capable fixed sled and one LC/LC

drive-to-patch panel cable and coupler for installing a 3592 Tape
Drive canister feature (#1674 or
#1675 or #9680 or #9683 or #9692, or
#9699, or #9705). This feature can be pre-installed to simplify
future tape drive installation.
Feature Type: Chargeable.

Maximum number of features: 12 per frames.
Prerequisites: None on a Model L23; feature #1451 on Model D23.
Limitations: None.
Installation: Plant and Field.
(#1530) Web Camera Mounting Hardware
This feature provides mounting brackets for attaching a customer

provided video camera with a standard 1/4-20 tripod mount. The web
camera mounting hardware
can be installed on either a front or rear frame
support in any frame.

Corequisite: None
Prerequisite: None
(#1535) - 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit
This feature includes a Fibre-capable fixed sled and one LC/LC

drive-to-patch panel cable and coupler for installing a 3592 Tape Drive
canister feature (#9680 or
#9683 or #9692, or #9699, or #9705, or #9706,
or #1676). This feature can be pre-installed to simplify future tape
drive installation.

Maximum Number of Features: 12 per frames.
Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: None.
Customer setup: No.
Plant install/field install: Plant or Field.
(#1604) LTO Library Managed Encryption
This feature provides license keys to support System Managed

Encryption and Library Managed Encryption on TS1040, TS1050, and
TS1060 Tape Drives (3588
F4A, F5A, and F6A).

Maximum number of features: One.
Initial order only: No.
Customer Setup: Yes.
Installation:
Models L22, L32, L52 - Field.

Models L23, L53 - Plant or Field.
Note: The 3588 Model F4A, F5A, or F6A Tape Drive must be separately
ordered. As the 3588 Tape Drive is designated as customer setup, if
assistance is required to field
install the drive the 3588 Tape Drive
Field Install Assist feature (#1678) should be added to the order.
(#1643) Intermediate Capacity On Demand
This feature provides on-demand activation of additional storage

elements within the tape library to increase the available cartridge slot
capacity from 58 to 117
3592 cartridges for a Model L22/L23, and from 64
to 129 LTO cartridges for a Model L52/L53.

Minimum: Zero
Maximum number of plant or field features: One per frame
Customer Setup: Yes
Prerequisite: Feature #1693 is required if feature #1692 is installed
Installation: Plant or field
(#1644) Base Capacity On Demand
This feature provides on-demand activation of additional storage

elements within the tape library to increase the available cartridges to
the maximum capacity of
199-260 3592 cartridges (depending on features
ordered) for the Model L22/L23, and to the maximum capacity of 219-287
LTO cartridges (depending on features
ordered) for the Model L52/L53.
For the Model L22/L23: The maximum 3592 cartridge capacity of 260 is
reduced by 12 cartridges when five to eight 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting
Kits (#1513) are
installed, and by 11 cartridges when nine to twelve
Drive Mounting Kits are installed. The installation of a 16 Additional
I/O Slots feature (#1658 or #1659) reduces
the maximum cartridge capacity
by 38 cartridges.
For the Model L52/L53: The maximum LTO cartridge capacity of 287 is
reduced by 14 cartridges when five to eight 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting
Kits (#1514) are
installed, and by 12 cartridges when nine to twelve
Drive Mounting Kits are installed. The installation of a 16 Additional
I/O Slots feature (#1658 or #1659) reduces
the maximum cartridge capacity
by 38 cartridges.

Minimum: Zero
Maximum number of plant or field features: One per frame
Prerequisite: Feature #1694 is required if feature #1692 is installed
Prerequisite: Feature #1643
Required feature: Yes, if an Expansion Frame is attached (feature
#9002 is installed) or if an Additional I/O Slots feature (#1658 or
#1659) is installed
Customer Setup: Yes
(#1658) 16 Additional LTO I/O Slots
This feature provides an additional 16 I/O slots for LTO Ultrium

cartridges. It is for a 3584 Model L22 or L23 with LTO mixed media
requirements in the library, or for
a 3584 Model L52 or L53 without LTO
mixed media requirements in the library. The additional I/O slots
provide the capability to simultaneously insert or remove
LTO data
cartridges in addition to the insert or remove of data cartridges with
the standard I/O station.

Prerequisite: Full Capacity Storage feature (#1642 or #1644)
Maximum number of features: One, of feature #1658 or #1659
(#1659) 16 Additional 3592 I/O Slots
This feature provides an additional 16 I/O slots for 3592 data

cartridges. It is for a 3584 Model L22 or L23 without 3592 mixed media
requirements in the library, or
for a 3584 Model L52 or L53 with 3592
mixed media requirements in the library. The additional I/O slots
provide the capability to simultaneously insert or remove
3592 data
cartridges in addition to the insert or remove of data cartridges with
the standard I/O station.

Prerequisite: Full Capacity Storage feature (#1642 or #1644)
Maximum number of features: One, of feature #1658 or #1659
(#1663) Drive Removal
(No Longer Available as of December 16, 2022)
This feature provides removal of one tape drive from an installed

tape library. In addition to the drive removal, Machine Level Control
records are updated to
indicate these features as no longer existing
within the library. This feature is intended for those customers who
may have the need to remove drives from existing
frames and later
install them in other frames. One 3592 tape drive feature (#1674 or
#9680 or #9683) or one LTO tape drive feature (#9678, #9679, #9681,
#9682,
#9695, #9696, #9697, or #9698) should be removed from the
library when a tape drive is removed. The 3588 Tape Drive is
designated for customer setup.
However, if assistance if desired to
remove a 3588 Tape Drive, this feature can be ordered for that purpose
also.

Minimum: Zero.
Maximum: Twelve.
Installation: Field Only.
(#1674) 3592 Tape Drive Field Install
(No Longer Available as of May 28, 2021)
This feature field installs one 3592 Model J1A or E05 or E06 or EU6
Tape Drive canister into an installed 3584 Model D22 or L22 or D23 or
L23. This feature is also
required to field merge a customer-owned
3592 Model J1A or E05 or E06 or EU6 Tape Drive canister into a 3584
Frame coming from the plant. Installation of a
3592 Tape Drive
canister requires that a 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature (#1503
or #1513 or #1515) be installed to contain the canister.

#1674 plus #9677 plus #9683 plus #1675 plus #9692 plus #9699 plus
#9705.
Prerequisite: Feature #1515 is required for 3592 E06 or EU6 Tape
drives, #1503 or #1513 or #1515 for 3592 J1A/E05 Tape drives. The
quantity of feature
#1503 plus #1513 plus #1515 must be equal to or
greater than the quantity of tape drives installed (feature #1674 plus
#1675 plus #9677 plus #9680 plus
#9683 plus #9692 plus #9699 plus
#9705).
Note: The 3592 Tape Drive must be separately ordered.

This feature is only to install that tape drive. If a TS1130 Tape
Drive Model E06 or EU6 is installed in Model D22 or
L22 or D23 or L23,
then feature #1503 or #1513 or #1515 is required for each tape drive.
(#1675) 3592 E07/E08/55G Tape Drive Field Install
This feature field installs one 3592 Model E07 or E08 Tape Drive
canister into an installed 3584 Model D22 or L22 or D23 or L23. This
feature is also required to
field merge a customer-owned 3592 Model
E07 or E08 or 55G Tape Drive canister into a 3584 Frame coming from
the plant. Installation of 3592 Model E07 or E08
or 55G Tape Drive
canister requires that a 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit feature #1503
or #1515 or #1535 be installed to contain the canister.

#9705.
Corequisite: None.
Prerequisite: Feature #1503 or #1515 or #1535 is required. The
quantity of features#1503 plus #1513 plus #1515 plus #1535 must be
equal to or greater
than the quantity of tape drives installed
(feature #1674 plus #1675 plus #1676 plus #9680 plus #9683 plus #9692
plus #9699 plus #9705).
Note: The 3592 Tape Drive must be separately ordered. This feature is
only to install that tape drive.

first TS1140 (3592 Model E07/EH7)
or TS1160 (3592
Model 60F/60G) Tape drive ordered.
(#1676) - 3592 60G Tape Drive Field Install
This feature field installs one 3592 Model 60G Tape Drive canister
into an installed 3584 Model D23 or L23. This feature is also required
to field merge a customer-
owned 3592 Model 60G Tape Drive canister into a
3584 Frame coming from the plant. Installation of 3592 Model 60G requires
a 3592 Fibre Drive Mounting Kit
feature #1535 be installed to contain the
canister.

#9705 plus #9706.
Corequisites: None.
Prerequisites: One feature #1535 is required for each #1676.
Limitations: Mutually exclusive with #1515.
Customer setup: No.
Plant install/field install: Plant or Field.
Note: The 3592 Tape Drive must be separately ordered. This feature is
only to install that tape drive.

or TS1160 (3592
Model 60F/60G/60E) Tape drive ordered.
(#1682) Path Failover
This optional feature provides automatic control path and data path
failover for tape drives in the library. The control path failover is
designed to provide automatic
control path failover to a pre-configured
redundant control path in the event of a loss of a host adapter or
control path drive, without aborting the current job in
progress. The
data path failover is designed to provide a failover mechanism for
configuring multiple redundant paths in a SAN environment. In the event
of a path
or component failure, the failover mechanism is designed to
automatically provide error recovery to retry the current operation using
an alternate, preconfigured
path without aborting the current job in
progress. This can provide flexibility in SAN configuration,
availability, and management.

Minimum: None
Maximum: One
Prerequisites: None
(#1690) Advanced Library Management System
The Advanced Library Management System (ALMS) is a required feature

that provides a license key to enable dynamic management of
cartridges, storage slots,
tape drives, and logical libraries. Tape
drives can be assigned to any logical library using a Web user
interface. ALMS is designed to allow logical libraries to be
added,
deleted, or changed while avoiding disruption to host application.
The assignment of inserted cartridges to a logical library can be set
manually, by the
software application, or by user defined policies.
Storage capacity can be changed while avoiding disruption to host
applications.

Required feature: Yes, one feature #1690 or #1692 must be ordered
Customer Setup: Yes
(#1692) Entry Advanced Library Management System
This feature provides a license key to support dynamic management

of cartridges, storage slots, tape drives, and logical libraries in an
entry configured TS3500
Tape Library. Tape drives can be easily
assigned to any logical library using a Web user interface. Logical
libraries can be added, deleted, or changed non-
disruptively. The
assignment of inserted cartridges to a logical library can be set
manually, by the software application, or by user defined policies.
Storage capacity
can be changed without any impact to host
applications.

Required feature: Yes, one feature #1692 or #1690 must be ordered
Prerequisites: Mutually exclusive with feature #1690
Customer Setup: Yes
(#1693) Intermediate Advanced Library Management System
This feature supports dynamic management of cartridges, storage slots,

tape drives, and logical libraries in an intermediate configured TS3500
Tape Library. The
license key was provided with feature #1692.
Tape drives can be easily
assigned to any logical library using a Web user interface. Logical
libraries can be added,
deleted, or changed nondisruptively. The
assignment of inserted cartridges to a logical library can be set
manually, by the software application, or by user defined
policies.
Storage capacity can be changed without any impact to host applications.

Prerequisites: Feature #1692
Customer Setup: Yes
(#1694) Full Advanced Library Management System
This feature supports dynamic management of

cartridges, storage slots, tape drives, and logical libraries in an fully
configured TS3500 Tape Library. The license
key was provided with
feature #1692. Tape drives can be easily assigned to
any logical library using a Web user interface. Logical libraries can be
added, deleted,
or changed non-disruptively. The assignment of inserted
cartridges to a logical library can be set manually, by the software
application, or by user defined policies.
Storage capacity can be
changed without any impact to host applications.

Prerequisites: Feature #1693
Customer Setup: Yes
(#1802) 1-2 Frame X-Track Cable
This feature should be added to any 3584 Tape Library (that does not
contain a Model HA1) when frames are being removed from a library that
has three or more
frames, such that there will only be one or two frames
remaining (one Model D22, D23, D32, D42, D52, or D53 Frame attached).

Prerequisites: None
Maximum number of features: One of feature #1802, #1806, #1814,
#1816, or #9316
Installation: Field Installable Only
This feature must be added to any 3584 Tape Library (that does not
contain a Model HA1) when frames are being added to a library that has
one or two frames,
such that there will only be three to six frames in
the 3584 library configuration (two to five Model D22, D23, D32, D42,
D52, or D53 Frames attached).
This feature must also be added to any 3584 Tape Library (that does
not contain a Model HA1) when frames are being removed from a library
that has seven or
more frames, such that there will only be three to six
frames remaining (two to five Model D22, D23, D32, D42, D52, or D53
Frames attached).

Prerequisites: None
#1816, or #9316
contain a Model HA1) when one frame is being added to a library that has
one to six frames,
such that there will only be seven frames in the 3584
library configuration (six Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53 Frames
attached). If this feature is on the Model
L32, then 7 to 14 total
frames can be supported without changing this feature. This feature must
also be added to any 3584 Tape Library (that does not contain a
Model
HA1) when frames are being removed from a library that has eight or more
frames and the 8-16 X-Track Cable feature (#1816 or #9316) installed,
such that
there will only be seven frames remaining (six Model D22, D23,
D32, D52, or D53 Frames attached).

Prerequisites: None
#1816, or #9316
This feature can be added to any 3584 Tape Library (that does not
contain a Model HA1) when frames are being added to a library that has
one to seven frames,
such that there will be eight to 16 frames in the
3584 library configuration (7 to 15 Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53
Frames attached).
contain a Model HA1) when frames are being added to a library, such that
there will be 15 to 16
frames in the 3584 library configuration (14 or 15
Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53 Frames attached), unless feature #9316
is installed.

Prerequisites: None
#1816, or #9316
(#1840) Change HA X-Track Cable
This feature provides a different set of X-Track cables when the

number of frames is changed in a 3584 Tape Library that has a 3584 High
Availability Frame Model
HA1. Each 3584 Tape Library configuration
containing a Model HA1 requires a different set of X-Track cables for the
dual accessors in the library depending on the
total number of frames in
that 3584 Tape Library. This feature must be ordered every time the
number of attached frames is changed (either added or removed),
and the
proper X-Track cables will be shipped based on the number of features
#9003 on the Model Lxx Frame.

Maximum number of features: None. This feature can be ordered
multiple times and must be ordered every time there is a change in the
number of frames
when feature #9040 is installed.
(#1909) Single Power Source Bifurcated Cable
This feature provides a single power outlet connection while

maintaining drive redundant power to L23, L53, D23, D53 frames. This
feature must be ordered in
conjunction with normal power cord options.

Initial Order Only: No
Prerequisites:
Mutually exclusive with #1950, #9954 thru #9959 and #9966
(#1950) Power Distribution Units
This feature provides

two power distribution units (PDU) for distributing AC power to loads
within the frame. Each PDU comes with internal power cables to
provide
power to the enhanced frame control assembly (#1451). When
ordering feature code
#1950, customers must also order one of the dual line cord features
#9954,
#9955, #9956, #9957, #9958, #9959, or #9966.
Note that these line cord features may require
different customer facility outlets than frames without feature code
#1950.

Removable: No
Prerequisites:
One power cord feature #9954 thru #9959, or #9966 is required
Mutually exclusive with #1909, #9970, #9972, and #9976 thru #9985
(#2205) Enhanced Grippers/Pivot
This feature provides enhanced grippers to Models Lx2 and

Lx3 frames that do not have feature #9205 installed.
Feature Type: Chargeable

Maximum number of features: 99 (One per order)
Prerequisites: ALMS required
(#2304) Enhanced Accessor
This feature provides the complete accessor assembly with

enhanced grippers for Models L22, L23, L32, L52, and L53 frames.

Maximum number of features: 99 (One per order)
Prerequisites: ALMS required
(#2704) Console Expansion 26Port Enet Switch/Rackmount
(No longer available as of October 22, 2019)
This feature provides a 26-Port Ethernet switch and an attachment

cable for connection to a TS3000 System Console or Master Console for
Service. Up to 24
additional connections are provided by this feature
for connection of features #2714, #2715, or another #2704 feature.

Maximum number of features: One of Feature #2704, a maximum of
two features #2704 with (#2724 or #2725) can be on one order.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: None.
Limitations: Refer to the Limitations section to see a list of
countries in which the switch has been qualified for use.
Remote Support Features
(#2710) Remote Support Facility
(No Longer Available as of November 24, 2015)
This feature supplies a cable and connectors for connection to an IBM

supplied modem to enable remote diagnostic support. This feature should
be specified on
the first unit in an installation.
Feature Type: No-charge

Maximum Number of Features: One of 2710 or 2712
Field Installable: Yes
(#2712) Remote Support Attachment
This feature provides an additional cable and connector. It should be

ordered on the third through the fourteenth library attached to the
Remote Support Switch in
an installation site.
Feature Type: No-charge

Maximum Number of Features: One of 2710 or 2712
Field Installable: Yes
(#2714) Console Expansion
This feature provides an attachment cable for connection to the TS3000

System Console (#2720) or a Master Console For Service. It also includes
an Ethernet hub
for expanding the number of units that can be attached.
Up to 14 additional connections are provided by this feature for
connection of #2715 or another #2714.

Maximum: One of #2714, #2715, or #2720. A maximum of one other
Console Expansion (#2714) may be connected to the Ethernet hub provided
by this
feature #2714. A maximum of two of feature #2714 may be included
in a single TS3000 or master console facility (providing a total maximum
of 43 unit
connections).
Plant or field installable.
(#2715) Console Attachment
This feature provides a cable to attach a unit to the Ethernet

switch provided by the TS3000 System Console or Master Console for
Service or the Console
Expansion (feature #2704 or #2714). A maximum
of 40 of the #2715 may be included in a single master console
facility.
Required feature: One of feature #2704, #2714, #2715, #2724,
#2725 or #2732 is required.
Minimum number of features: One of feature #2704, #2714, #2715,
#2724, #2725 or #2732 is required.
Maximum number of features: One of feature #2715, a maximum of
two features (#2715, #2704, #2714, #2724, #2725, or #2732) can be
ordered.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
(#2719) Console Upgrade
(No Longer Available as of September 24, 2010)
This feature provides a memory upgrade to 2 GB total RAM and a second

ethernet card for the Service Console to allow redundant connections into
the service
network. This feature only applies to consoles shipped with
features #2718, #2720 and #2721. It is required on any console used by
TS7700 features #2714, #2715
or #2720.

Prerequisites: One of #2720
(#2720) TS3000 System Console
This feature provides the enhanced TS3000 System Console, an Ethernet

hub, and a cable and connectors for connection of one machine to an IBM
supplied
modem to enable remote enhanced service. This feature should be
specified on the first machine in an installation connected to a TS3000
System Console facility.
The Ethernet hub provides 14 additional
connections for cables supplied with features #2714 and #2715.

Maximum number of features: One of feature #2714, #2715, or #2720
Field installable: Yes
(#2724) Rackmount TS3000 System Console
Note: This withdrawn feature it is frozen at code level 8.5.5.

Customers using this feature should replace their TSSCs with supported
feature #2725 or
connect to a neighboring feature #2725 within 100
feet.
This feature provides the enhanced rack-mountable TSSC 1U server

and an ethernet cable for connection to the rack mount switch. This
feature is an enhanced
replacement of the IBM TS3000 System Console
for Service (feature #2722, #2730, or #2732).

two features #2724 with #2704 can be on one order.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite:
Feature #5512.
(#2725) Rackmount TS3000 System Console
(No longer available as of October 30, 2020)
This feature provides the enhanced rack-mountable TSSC 1U server

and an ethernet cable for connection to the rack mount switch. This
feature is an enhanced
replacement of the IBM TS3000 System Console
for Service (feature #2722, #2724, #2730, or #2732).

two features #2704 with (#2724 or #2725) can be on one order.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite:
Feature #5512.
Feature #2748.
(#2730) Customer Rackmountable TS3000 System Console
(No Longer Available as of January 15, 2010)

feature #2725 or
feet.
This feature provides a rackmountable version of the TS3000 Service

Console for a customer provided rack. Feature provides a 1U server,
keyboard, display,
mouse, and Ethernet switch. This feature replaces
RPQ 8B3406.

Installation:
Models L22, L32, and L52 - Field

Models L23 and L53 - Plant or Field
(#2732) TS3000 System Console

feature #2725 or
feet.
This feature provides a rack mount version of TS3000 System Console

for installation. Feature #2732 provides a 1U server, keyboard, display,
mouse, and
Ethernet switch. Includes console upgrade previously provided
as FC #2719 (Memory upgrade to 2 GB total RAM and a second Ethernet card
for the Service
Console to allow redundant connections into the service
network).

Removable: Yes
Prerequisites: #2733 (refer to the Limitations section)
Installation: Plant or field (Models L23 and L53) Field Only (Models
L22, L32, and L52)
(#2733) Internal Modem
This feature provides an internal modem installed in the 1U server.

Removable: Yes
Prerequisites: None
Corequisites: One of #2722, or #2732 is required.
Compatibility Conflicts: None
Customer Setup: No
countries in which the modem has been qualified for use.
(#2734) USB Modem
This feature provides an optional USB modem for use with the TS3000
System Console feature #2724.

Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: None.
countries in which the modem has been qualified for use.
(#2748) TSSC/IMC Optical Drive
This feature provides an optical drive for use with the TS3000
System Console.

Minimum number of features: 0.
Maximum number of features: 1.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite:
Feature #2725
(#4871) TS7700 BE SW Mounting Hardware.
This feature provides mounting hardware for two Fibre Channel

switches, two sets of fibre channel cables and internal power cables
to power the switches from the
power distribution units (#1950) or
from customer-provided PDUs that are mounted external to the library
frames (requires additional #9989). Fibre patch panel
(#1462) must be
removed. This feature supports cabling for the top eight drives in
the frame with these switches.
Feature type:
Required Feature:
Removable: No.
Prerequisite:
1 #1950 or 2 #9989 are required.
#9217 is required on the 3584-Lxx frame.
2 #4875 or 1 #4872 or 1 #4873 are required.
This Feature is mutually exclusive with #4876.
Corequisite: None.
(#4872) TS7700 BE 4Gb Switches
(No Longer Available as of August 15, 2011)
This feature provides two 4 Gb Fibre channel switches.

Removable: Yes
Prerequisites:
#1950 is required
#4871 is required
Mutually exclusive with #4873, #4875
(#4873) Reinstall TS7700 BE Switches.
This feature provides instructions to reinstall two 4 Gb or two 8 Gb

Fibre channel switches. Intermix of 4 Gb and 8 Gb Fibre Channel
switches in NOT supported.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite:
#4871 is required.
Mutually exclusive with #4872 and #4875.
Corequisite: None.
(#4874) Adj Frame Support for BE Switches
This features provides two 5m LC-LC fibre channel cables to allow

cabling from the backend fibre channel switch feature #4872 or #4873 or
#4875 to an adjacent
frame patch panel. Customer must order one feature
for every drive installed in an adjacent frame which will be attached to
the backend fibre channel switch. This
feature may connect up to three
adjacent frames on each side of the switch frame (Up to six total
adjacent frames for each switch frame).

Removable: No
Prerequisites:
#4871 is required
(#4875) Back End 8Gb Switch
(No Longer Available as of June 18, 2016)
Provides an 8 Gb Fibre channel switch. Includes internal power cord.

Removable: No
Prerequisite:
#1950 is required
#4871 or #4876 is required
Two #4875 are required with #4871
One or two #4875 are required with #4876
Mutually exclusive with #4872, #4873
(#4876) Control Unit BE SW Mounting Hardware
This feature provides mounting hardware for up to two Fibre Channel

switches, one or two sets of fibre channel cables and internal power
cables to power the
switches from the power distribution units (#1950).
Fibre patch panel (#1462) must be removed. This feature supports cabling
for the top eight drives in the frame
with these switches.
Maximum number of features: Two.
Removable: No.
Prerequisite:
#1950 is required.
One of #4875 or #4877 is required for each #4876.
This Feature is mutually exclusive with #4871.
Corequisite: None.
(#4877) Reinstall CU 8Gb BE Switches
This feature provides instructions to reinstall one 8Gb Fibre channel

switch. Intermix of the 4Gb and 8Gb Fibre Channel Switches is NOT
supported.

Maximum number of features: Two.
Removable: No.
Prerequisite:
One Feature #4876 is required for each #4877 on the 3584 Model L23 or
Model D23.
Mutually exclusive with #4872 and #4873.
Corequisite: None.
(#4878) CU Adj Frame Support for BE Switches
This features provides one 5m LC-LC fibre channel cables to allow

cabling from one backend fibre channel switch feature #4875, or #4877 to
an adjacent frame
patch panel. Customer must order qty one or two of
this feature for every drive installed in an adjacent frame which will be
attached to the backend fibre channel
switch. This feature may connect
up to three adjacent frames on each side of the switch frame (Up to six
total adjacent frames for each switch frame).

Removable: No.
Prerequisite:
#4876 is required.
Corequisite: None.
(#5096) Interposer SC-LC Fibre
This feature provides a Fibre Channel cable assembly kit used to

convert a 50 micron Fibre Channel cable from SC type to LC type
connectors. It includes a 50
micron fibre cable 2 meters in length with
a SC duplex female adapter on one end (that can connect to a 50 micron
Fibre Channel cable with a SC duplex male
connector, such as features
#5913, #5922, or #5961) and a LC duplex male connector on the other end
(for connection to a LC duplex adapter).

Customer Setup: Yes
Fibre Channel Cables
A Fibre Channel cable is required to attach a Fibre Channel tape drive

to host Fibre Channel adapters, the IBM 2109 SAN Fibre Channel Switch, or
other storage
area Fibre Channel components. The cable can be customer
supplied, or ordered with the tape library in the lengths shown. The
attaching Fibre Channel cable
must be a 50.0/125 micrometer short
wavelength fiber-optic cable. The TS1030 Tape Drive comes with one LC
duplex connector. The TS1120 Tape Drive is a dual-
ported tape drive and
the canister comes with two LC duplex connectors.
(#5512) TSSC KVM
This feature provides the KVM Display, Keyboard, Mouse and mounting
hardware to be plant installed in the frame or delivered for
installation in a rack.

Minimum number of features: 0.
Removable: Yes.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: Feature #2724 or #2725.
(#5922) 22 Meter SC-LC Fibre Cable
This feature provides a 22 meter (72.2 ft.) cable with a male LC

duplex connector on one end (for connection to the tape drive) and an SC
connector (for
connection to a server adapter) at the opposite end.

Customer Setup: Yes
(#6005) 5 Meter LC-LC Fibre Channel Cable
This feature provides a 5 meter (16.5 ft.) cable with male LC duplex
connectors on each end.

Customer Setup: Yes
This feature provides a 13 meter (43 ft.) cable with male LC duplex

Customer Setup: Yes
This feature provides a 25 meter (82.5 ft.) cable with male LC duplex

Customer Setup: Yes
This feature provides a 61 meter (201 ft.) cable with male LC duplex

Customer Setup: Yes
(#AGK1) 10 meter OM3 fiber Cable (LC)
This feature provides a 10 meter 50.0/125 micrometer fiber optic

cable terminated with LC Duplex connectors. For each tape drive to be
attached to switches that
are installed in a model TR1 that is 2 or 3
frames away, order 2x of this feature.

Minimum Number of Features: Zero.
Maximum Number of Features: 99.
Prerequisite: Mutually exclusive with feature #9700.
Customer setup: Yes.

cable terminated with LC Duplex connectors. For each tape drive to be
attached to switches that
are installed in a model TR1 that is 4 or
more frames away, order 2x of this feature.

Maximum Number of Features: 99.
Prerequisite: Mutually exclusive with feature #9700.
Customer setup: Yes.

cable terminated with LC Duplex connectors.

Minimum Number of Features: 0.
Prerequisite: Mutually exclusive with feature #9700
Customer setup: Yes
(#AGKQ) 3 Meter OM3 Quad Cables (LC)
Provides two space-efficient bundles of OM3 Fibre Channel cables

for attaching a group of up to four drives to two nearby switches .
For each set of 4 drive
positions (drive rows 1-4 or 5-8) to be
attached to TS7700 BE switches that are installed in a model TR1
directly above or 1 frame away, order 1x of this feature.

Maximum Number of Features: Three.
Prerequisite: None.
Customer setup: No.
(#8802) 3592 Cleaning Cartridge
This feature provides one 3592 cleaning cartridge, used to clean the
3592 Tape Drive.

Capacity and Frame Features
A 3584 frame can be ordered without any tape drives by specifying

feature #9001.
(#9001) Driveless Frame
This feature directs the plant to ship the 3584 Tape Library frame
without any tape drives installed.
Required feature: This feature is required if there is no tape
drive feature ordered (#1674, #1675, #9677, #9680, #9683, #9692,
#9699, or #9705 on a Model
L23/D23)
Expansion Frame Attachments
These features notify the plant of control that expansion frames are
attached to the Model Lxx base frame. Feature #9002 must be applied to
the Lxx frame for the
first Model D22, D23, D32, D52, or D53 attached.
Feature #9003 must be applied to the Lxx frame for each additional
expansion frame attached, to assure that
proper cables are shipped and
configuration records are correct.
(#9002) First Expansion Frame Attachment

Required feature: One feature #9002 is required
for the first Model D22, D23, D32, D52, D53, S24, or S54
attached to the Model Lxx (as the second frame).
Prerequisite: The Full Capacity Storage feature (#1642 or #1644) is
required to attach the optional Expansion Frame Models
D22, D23, D32, D52, D53, S24,
S54.
(#9003) Additional Expansion Frame Attachment

Required feature: One feature #9003 is required
for each additional Model D22, D23, D32, D52, D53, S24, S54
attached to the Model Lxx after the first
expansion frame.
Prerequisites: The first expansion frame attachment (#9002)
(#9040) High Availability Library
This feature must be specified on the 3584 Model Lxx of a 3584 Tape
Library that contains a 3584 High Availability Frame Model HA1. This
feature notifies the
plant that a Model HA1 is attached so the proper
associated hardware and interface cables are provided for the 3584 Tape
Library. This feature is required for all
new Model HA1 orders including
when adding a Model HA1 to an installed 3584 Tape Library.

Minimum: Zero
Maximum: One
Prerequisite: The Advanced Library Management System feature (#1690
or #1692) must be installed.
At least one model D22, D23, D52, or D53 frame with
frame control assembly must be an active frame (and feature #9002 is
required on the Lxx frame)
Corequisite: A minimum of one model S24, S54, D23, or D53 frame must
be ordered with feature #1440 when this feature is ordered, to serve as a
Service
Bay B for the second accessor (at least one feature #9003 must be
added)
Feature exchanges
Not available.
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Model abstract 3584-L23

The TS3500 Tape Library combines IBM tape and automation

The TS3500 Tape Library is designed to be a highly scalable, automated

The TS3500 Tape Library frames include an enhanced power architecture

The Advanced Library Management System (ALMS) is the next generation

These advancements in performance, capacity, function, and footprint

The TS3500 Tape Library is designed to provide an excellent network

TS3500 Tape Library means high performance

Save complete move operations

TS3500 Tape Library defines high reliability

Leading-edge technology positions the TS1120 Tape Drives and TS1030

High granularity in library configurations

Features and capacities are designed to address a wide variety of

Model L23 (base frame)

Model L53 (base frame)

Model D23 (expansion frame)

Model D53 (expansion frame)

Designed for availability

If you are looking to maximize availability with minimum downtime

The Advanced Library Management System (ALMS) is a required feature

The TS3500 Tape Library includes an enhanced power architecture and

The Multi-Path Architecture of the TS3500 Tape Library is designed to

Logical libraries can also be used for separating Ultrium 2 Tape

Advanced Library Management System (ALMS)

ALMS is the next generation of patented IBM Multi-Path Architecture.

Fibre Channel connectivity

TS1030 Tape Drive Model F3B

Ability to configure Ultrium 1, Ultrium 2, and Ultrium 3 tape drives

IBM TotalStorage LTO Ultrium 400 GB Data Cartridge

The 400 GB physical capacity is designed to help reduce solution costs

The IBM LTO Ultrium 400 GB Data Cartridge is a cost-effective media

WORM media support

Pre-labeling, with the ability to specify a starting volume serial

TS1120 Tape Drive

The TS1120 Model E05 is designed to support capacity scaling of JA

The TS1120 E05 Tape Drive allows an application to issue a command to

The TS1120 Model E05 incorporates tape enhancements introduced with

In addition, the TS1120 Model E05 offers the following enhancements

Dual-stage 16-head actuator designed to provide precision head

3592 Tape Cartridge

The robust 3590-style cartridge shell is designed to sustain a

Economy cartridges with a native cartridge physical capacity of up to

TS1120 Tape Controller

The IBM System Storage TS1120 Tape Controller Model C06 is

As you compare competitive tape solutions, consider:

Library scalability: 1 to 16 frames, 1 to 192 tape drives, 58 to

The TS3500 Tape Library and industry-leading software applications

Up to 15 TS3500 Tape Library Expansion Frame 3584 Models D22, D23,

If you have existing digital linear tape experience or require

For capacity requirements less than 28.8 TB (compressed), a wide

Model summary matrix

Customer setup (CSU)

TS1120 Tape Drive

TS3500 Model D53:

TS1030 Tape Drive

TS3500 Model L23:

TS1120 Tape Drive