Automated tape cartridge library with accelerated calibration

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Specific memory composition

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360134, 369 30, 369178, G06F 1316, G11B 578

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058193090

ABSTRACT:
A magnetic tape cartridge library includes a memory which stores calibration parameters associated with the tape cartridges and the tape drives. The tape cartridges preferably have a cartridge identifier written to the tape in a plurality of locations along the tape. When a tape cartridge is inserted into a tape drive, the appropriate calibration parameters are retrieved in order to bypass a tape drive initialization sequence.

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