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Chapter 2: Description

Expansion Modules

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Note: When referencing expansion modules in all Scalar i2000/i6000

documentation it includes all three module types: drive-ready,

storage and high-density. When referencing standard

expansion modules, it includes just the drive-ready and storage

expansion modules.

Parking Modules are also used to expand the library, but these

modules are only used when the dual-robot is installed

In Gen 1 single-robot configurations, the library’s maximum

configuration includes up to 11 expansion modules for a total of 12

frames. In Gen 2 single-robot configurations, the library’s maximum

configurations includes up to 15 expansion modules for a total of 16

frames. In Gen 2 dual-robot configurations, the library’s maximum

configuration includes up to 15 expansion modules for a total of 17

frames (including the LPM and CM). Expansion modules can be added

only to the right of the control module for all configurations and the

LPM is always to the left of the CM.

For Gen 2 dual-robot configurations that include HDEMs, the library’s

maximum configuration includes up to 14 HDEMs and a single standard

expansion module to serve as the right parking module. This is because

an HDEM cannot be used as a parking module.

For the i11 release, standard expansion modules in positions 9 through

16 are no longer restricted to storage-only. Now all standard expansion

modules can accommodate the following functional units:

• I/O Management Unit on page 31

• Control Management Blade on page 31

• Fibre Channel I/O Blades on page 32

• Ethernet Expansion Blades on page 32

• Robot on page 34

• Import/Export Station on page 34 (optional)

• Tape Drives and Media on page 35 (drives are optional)

• Magazines on page 37

• Cartridges on page 38

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