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Test: Oracle StorageTek SL3000 Installation Consultant Online Assessment
Review your answers, feedback, and question scores below. An asterisk (*) indica
tes a correct answer.
This 40-question assessment test is the final on-line component of the O
racle StorageTek SL3000 Installation Consultant guided learning path. This asses
sment will allow you to test your knowledge level of the information learned fro
m the StorageTek SL3000 courses. Passing at >80% of this assessment makes you el
igible to become an Oracle Installation Consultant for this subject matter.
SL3000 Mod Library
Five SL3000 Modules
(Answer all questions in this section)
1.
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
Mark for
Review
(1) Points
Host partition connections can use either SCSI or HLI
Storage cells and drives not allocated to any partition can be accessed
by any host (*)
Storage cells and tape drives allocated to a partition can be used only
by the host(s) assigned to that partition.
For SCSI host connections, the entire CAP can be allocated for exclusive
use by the partition or they can be left unallocated for common use by all SCSI
partitions
The remote SLC must be used for partitioning setup.
[Incorrect]
Incorrect. Please refer to the appropriate SL3000 Modula
r Library training for more information.
2.
Which card is the backplane for all other cards in the E
CM?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
HBB
HBCR
PUM (*)
PUN
[Correct]
Correct
3.
Which card controls the tape drives?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
PUN
HBCR
HBT (*)
HBB
[Correct]
Correct
4.
What happens if the module ID block is incorrect?
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(1) Points
Initialization takes too long.
The library will fail to initialize. (*)
The TallBot will become unmanageable.
Nothing
[Correct]
Correct
5.
What is being done when the following procedure is execu
ted? Add another PDU of the same rating, Balance the number of required drive DC
power supplies for each PDU, Move the power supply in the Rail Module Assembly
from the second slot to the third slot, Move the ECM cPCI power supply from one
side of the center line to the other, Turn on both PDU power switches, Turn on b
oth ECM power switches.
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Converting from N+1 to 2N power. (*)
Adding extra PDUs to the rail power supply
Adding extra PDUs to the base power supplies

Converting from N+1 to 2N+1 power.
[Incorrect]
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SL3000?
(1) Points
6.
Which of the following is NOT a licensed feature of the
Mark for Review
Service
Dual ports
Dual TallBots
Partitioning
Native fibre channel (*)
[Incorrect]
7.
The Select Active Cells tool is used in which instance?
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(1) Points
If the entire library is licensed.
If the library has not been partitioned

If the library is being partitioned (*)
This tool is always required
[Correct]
Correct
8.
Where is the documentation for Power Distribution and Co
oling requirements found?
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(1) Points
The Tape Support Web Site (*)
The System Assurance Center
My Oracle Support
The Customer Portal
[Incorrect]
9.
Which of these statement is true for SL3000 license keys
?
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(1) Points
Generated at the time of the sales order, based on the serial number of
the base and must be installed by a service technician
Generated at the time of sale, based on the library serial number, and c
an be installed by the customer (*)
Generated at any time, based on the library serial number and must be in
stalled by a service technician
Generated at the time of installation and based on the serial number of
the Base
[Incorrect]
10.
The Drive Expansion Module can house how many tape drive
s?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
16
48
32 (*)
56
24
[Incorrect]
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11.
Where do direct power and control signals for the TallBo
t come from and how are these terminated?
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(1) Points
Power and control signals for the TallBot come from the Base Module and
power terminators are stored at the beginning of each rail.
Power and control signals for the TallBot come from the ECM which is dir
ectly connected to the TallBot. Rail terminators are stored at the beginning of
each rail.
Power and control signals for the TallBot come from the DEM and power te
rminators are stored at the end of each rail.
Power and control signals come from two copper strips separated by an in
sulator. Rail power terminators are installed at each end of the power strips. (
*)
[Incorrect]
12.
Assuming an SL3000 with a Base, DEM, and three CEMs, wha
t is the maximum number of cleaning cartridges that can be stored in the reserve
d system cells.
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(1) Points
35
38
15
27 (*)
30
[Incorrect]
13.
Where can card and component functions as well as LED st
atus indicators and their meaning be found?
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(1) Points
The Oracle SPLAT WebSite
StorageTek System Assurance Guide located on the Tape Support Website
StorageTek SL3000 Modular Library System Principles of Operation found o
n the Tape Support Website (*)
My Oracle Support
[Incorrect]
14.
What does the HBB card do?
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(1) Points
It is the library controller.
It is the processor card for the TallBot. (*)
It is the tape drive controller.
It is the safety interface controller.
[Incorrect]
15.
Which card provides the Safety interface controls and po
wer distribution for accessories?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
HBB
HBCR
PUN (*)
PUK
[Incorrect]
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16.
The SL3000 has both positive and negative numbering for
slot and drive columns. Where is the center line or reference point and what is
the highest column number possible?

(1) Points
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On the left edge of the Base module. The highest column number possible
is -18 and +18 in the AEM.
On the left edge of the PEM module. The highest column number possible i
s -18 and +18 in the AEM
On the left edge of the Base module. The highest column number possible
is -31 and +31 in the AEM. (*)
On the right edge of the Base module. The highest column number possible
is -1 and +1 in the PEM.
[Correct]
Correct
17.
How is the Reach Safe Sensor used in the TallBot?
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(1) Points
To sense whether or not a cartridge is present in the CAP.
To determine a safe clearance exists between the hand and the cartridge
walls. (*)
To ensure the TallBot doesnt cause electrical shock to service support pe
rsonnel when touching the TallBot.
To ensure the rail doesnt cause electrical shock to service support perso
nnel when touching the TallBot
[Incorrect]
18.
What is the main purpose of a library audit?
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Review
(1) Points
To ensure the Dynamic World Wide Names are properly assigned (including
the elevator, the PTP and the CAP).
To make sure the customer is charged correctly for their service contrac
t.
To help determine the number of cartridges the customer has stored in th

e Base Module.
To create a cartridge database and to ensure the integrity of the cartri
dge database by checking each accessible cell location (*)
[Incorrect]
19.
There can only be one of these in a library system and i
t must be placed to the left of the Base. It is similar in structure to the Base
Module but its primary function is to add more drive bays. It contains 153 to 5
21 additional physical slots, and an optional CAP.
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(1) Points
BASE
DEM (*)
AEM
PEM
CEM
[Incorrect]
20.
Which of the following are components of the TallBot?
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(1) Points
Preloaded CAP, gears and motors, copper strips for grounding the library
, brushes, proximity sensor and bar code scanner
Preloaded transfer mechanisms with short-term storage, gear and track, c
opper strips for power and signal, brushes, proximity sensor and bar code scanne
r
Preload assembly, reach safe sensor, brushes, proximity sensor and bar c
ode scanner (*)
Preloaded transfer mechanisms with short-term storage, gear and track, c

opper strips for power and signal, brushes, proximity sensor and bar code scanne
r
[Incorrect]
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21.
Why arent drive trays replaced if a tape drive is faulty?
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(1) Points
They are tied to entitlement and therefore, if a drive has problems, the
entire drive tray is decommissioned.
It is common for a drive tray to be replaced.
They are tied to entitlement, only the drives within the tray are replac
ed. (*)
Replacing them is too laborious. If a drive has problems, the entire dri
ve tray is decommissioned.
[Correct]
Correct
22.
What panel numbers are associated with a Base, a DEM, an
d two CEMs (one to the left of the DEM and one to the right of the Base)?
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(1) Points
Panels 8, 10, 12, and 14
Panels 10 - 17
Panels 1 - 8
Panels 8 - 15 (*)
Panels 1 - 4
[Incorrect]
23.
What does a Cartridge Presence sensor do?
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Review
(1) Points
It lets the hand assembly know that a cartridge is present inside the ha
nd assembly. (*)
It terminates the power and control signal to the TallBot is a Cartridge
is present.
It determines whether or not the reach is safe to get or put the cartrid
ge in a cell.
It tells the ECM to supply power to the rail for the TallBot.
[Incorrect]
24.
Which of the following correctly describes the function
of the Module ID block in each module? Mark for Review
(1) Points
It consists of four bar code labels used to identify the module configur
ation and is located in the same area in all modules. (*)
It contains all logical addresses in a library.
It is non-essential but can sometimes be useful.
he Module ID block is only located in the Base Module of the library and
has 1to 4 cartridges.
[Incorrect]
25.
Which card is tied to the library serial number, contain
s flash memory that stores the library configuration information, retains a list
of features and module upgrades, and provides library security? It also contain
s a database of activation passwords and stores library user passwords.
Mark for Review
(1) Points
PUN
PUM
PKZ
PUK (*)
[Incorrect]
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26.
Which card acts as the Cap serial port interface used to
communicate with the library controller (HBC) and other CAP? Mark for Review
(1) Points
PUM
PUN
PUZ (*)
PUK
[Incorrect]
27.
Which statement describes this configuration: A Base mod
ule with eight drives, no operator panel or window. One DEM with eight drives an
d no operator panel, window or CAP. Eight CEMs with cartridge slots only, dual T
allBots with two AEMs. Mark for Review
(1) Points
This configuration is not possible with that much storage capacity.
. (*)
This configuration provides the minimum storage capacity.
This configuration provides average storage capacity.
[Correct]
Correct
28.
If you convert a Cartridge Expansion Module to a Parking
Expansion Module, you will lose how many cartridge slots?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
548
312
624
620 (*)
552
[Incorrect]
29.
Mark for Review
In SL3000 addressing, which is true of the DEM?
(1) Points
DEM column numbers are positive because DEMS are always to the right of
the base in the firmware addresses.
DEM column numbers are negative because DEMS are always to the right of
the base in the firmware addresses.
38
DEM column numbers are negative because DEMS are always to the left of t
he base in the firmware addresses. (*)
DEM column numbers are positive because DEMS are always to the left of t
he base in the firmware addresses.
[Incorrect]
30.
Which is the following describes the TallBot?
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Review
(1) Points
The TallBot is a FRU. (*)
Most parts on the TallBot can be replaced.
All parts on the TallBot can be replaced.
The TallBot is a CRU.
The TallBot is a CRU or FRU.
[Incorrect]
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iguration?
(1) Points
31.
What is the advantage of a 2N versus an N + 1 Power Conf
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It provides extra power to the rails and is therefore more efficient.

It provides AC and DC Power redundancy. (*)
It provides extra power to the DEM and is therefore more efficient
There is no advantage it is simply a customer preference.
[Incorrect]
32.
Assume that a library has a Base, a DEM, and a CEM (loca
ted beside the DEM) and the DEM has one drive bay, how many media slots will the
re be on the back wall of the DEM?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
195
234
198
180
216 (*)
[Incorrect]
33.
What does the TallBot do if a cartridge is not fully ret
racted into the hand shell?
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(1) Points
Nothing, the TallBot can maneuver around any obstacle in the library.
It is deemed an unsafe move by the Reach Safe Sensor so the TallBot will
not move because the cartridge is likely to strike something in the library. (*
)
An alarm sounds and the TallBot maneuvers around any obstacle in the lib
rary.
The TallBot doesnt do anything but the operator must reach in the CAP and
fix the problem.
[Incorrect]
34.
Which card is the library controller?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
PUN
HBB
PUK
HBCR (*)
[Incorrect]
35.
o remove and replace?
(1) Points
PUF (*)
PUW
PUZ
PUK
Which circuit card in the SL3000 is the most difficult t

Mark for Review
PUN
[Incorrect]
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36.
If the TallBot hand gripper does not fully release a car
tridge when it is placed in a slot, what prevents the cartridge from being pulle
d back out?
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(1) Points
Proximity Sensors prevent cartridges from being pulled out.
There are no features that can prevent this occurrence cartridges always
get pulled out if this happens.
Cartridge retention features know if the grippers wont release and dont al
low the TallBot to enter cartridges into the slot.
Cartridge retention features that have small speed bumps that help prevent
a cartridge from being pulled out. (*)
[Incorrect]
37.
In the HLI-PRC numbering system for tape drives, the onl
y numbers that are significant are those pertaining to the:
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Drive and Column
LSM and Drive
LSM and Row

Panel and Column
Panel and Drive (*)
[Incorrect]
38.
The SL3000 provides two 1-rack unit spaces in the Base a
nd DEM that can be used for:
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(1) Points
The Service Delivery Platform (SDP)
Customer hubs
Optional Ethernet switches (*)
Routers
Any of the above devices
[Correct]
Correct
39.
ation in the SL3000?
(1) Points
What is the difference between N+1 and 2N power configur

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N+1 power uses one extra rail supply.

N+1 power uses two PDUs and one more than required DC supplies, while 2N
uses twice the number of DC supplies.
N+1 power is redundant for drives while 2N is redundant for all devices.
N+1 power uses one PDU and provides one more than required DC supply for
drives and rails, while 2N is fully redundant power at AC and DC level. (*)
[Incorrect]

40.
If you were having a problem with a series of CAPs on ei
ther the left or the right side of the Base, it would be prudent to start by che
cking the LEDs on which two circuit cards?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
PUN & HBC
PUF & PUN
PUW & PUZ (*)
HBS & PUZ
PUM & HBS
[Incorrect]
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6.
To support the dual Tallbot feature, an SL3000 must have this minimum po
wer.
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(1) Points
240V, 2N (*)
120V, 2N
240V, 2N+1
240V, N+1
[Incorrect]
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Inside the Tallbot hand, the proximity sensor is comprised of two parts:
a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter sends out a pulsed frequency sign
al and the receiver detects this signal when it is reflected off of a surface. W
hen a signal detected by the receiver matches the signal sent by the transmitter
, what happens?
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(1) Points
The reach safe sensor is triggered and the TallBot stops until an operat
or can move the robot safely.
A valid surface is detected indicating tape cartridge presence. (*)
The Cartridge Present sensor sends an electronic signal to the host to e
ject the media.
The TallBot goes to the CAP to eject a cartridge.
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15.
Assume the customer ordered a dual TallBot configuration and wants non-d
isruptive replacement of the faulty TallBot. Which of the following should they
do?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Use the DEM as a parking garage so faulty TallBot replacements are non-d
isruptive.
Use the AEM as a parking garage so faulty TallBot replacements are non-d
isruptive. (*)
Convert a DEM to a PEM by changing the module ID at the host.
Convert two CEMs to PEMs by changing the module ID labels shipped with t
he dual TallBot feature of the CEMs.
[Incorrect]
16.
The Base module ships with the following components installed: Mark for
Review
(1) Points
CAP
PDUs
DC power supplies (for a single TallBot and eight tape drives) (*)
Choices 1 & 3
Choices 1, 2, and 3
[Incorrect]

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18.
When this module is placed to the left of the Base module, the left-most
column in the library is inaccessible to the TallBot but only if it is the last
column in the library and there is nothing to the left of it. Mark for Review
(1) Points
DEM
AEM
PEM
CEM (*)
[Incorrect]
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25.
Which is the correct list of tape drives supported by the SL3000?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
LTO Gen 3, 4, 5; 9840 C & D, 9940C, T10K A, B, C, D
LTO Gen 4, 5, 6; 9840 C & D, 9940C, T10K A, B, C, D
LTO Gen 3, 4, 5, 6; 9840 C & D, SDLT600, T10K A, B, C, D
LTO Gen 3,4, 5, 6; 9840 C & D, T10K A, B, C, D (*)
[Incorrect]
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31.
There is always one of these modules in the library and it is the only m
odule that can stand alone. It contains two DC power supplies, an Electronics Co
ntrol Module and a Drive Array with eight drives. Two additional arrays may be o
rdered for this module.
Mark for Review
(1) Points
AEM
BASE (*)
PEM
DEM
CEM
[Incorrect]
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31.
There is always one of these modules in the library and it is the only m
odule that can stand alone. It contains two DC power supplies, an Electronics Co
ntrol Module and a Drive Array with eight drives. Two additional arrays may be o
rdered for this module.
Mark for Review
(1) Points
AEM
BASE (*)
PEM
DEM
CEM
[Incorrect]
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Test: Oracle StorageTek SL3000 Installation Consultant Online Assessment

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Which card controls the tape drives?

Mark for Review

What happens if the module ID block is incorrect?

Mark for Review

Adding extra PDUs to the base power supplies

The Select Active Cells tool is used in which instance?

Mark for Review

If the library has not been partitioned

What does the HBB card do?

Mark for Review

the highest column number possible?

Mark for Review

How is the Reach Safe Sensor used in the TallBot?

Mark for Review

What is the main purpose of a library audit?

To help determine the number of cartridges the customer has stored in th

Which of the following are components of the TallBot?

Mark for Review

Preloaded transfer mechanisms with short-term storage, gear and track, c

What does a Cartridge Presence sensor do?

In SL3000 addressing, which is true of the DEM?

Which is the following describes the TallBot?

It provides extra power to the rails and is therefore more efficient.

Which card is the library controller?

Mark for Review

Which circuit card in the SL3000 is the most difficult t

LSM and Row

What is the difference between N+1 and 2N power configur

N+1 power uses one extra rail supply.

Incorrect. Please refer to the appropriate SL3000 Modula

r Library training for more information.

Incorrect. Please refer to the appropriate SL3000 Modula

r Library training for more information.

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