1、 INCITS/ISO/IEC 10885:19932010 (ISO/IEC 10885:1993, IDT) Information technology - 356 mm optical disk cartridge for information interchange - Write once Reaffirmed as INCITS/ISO/IEC 10885:1993 R2015INCITS/ISO/IEC 10885:19932010 PDF disclaimer This PDF file may contain embedded typefaces. In accordan
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7、retrieval system, without the prior written permission of ITI. All requests pertaining to this standard should be submitted to ITI, 1101 K Street NW, Suite 610, Washington DC 20005. Printed in the United States of America ii ITIC 2010 All rights reserved INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO/IEC 10885 First ed
8、ition 1993-l I-01 Information technology - 356 mm optical disk cartridge for information interchange - Write once Technologies de /information - Cartouches de disques optiques de 356 mm pour / guidance is given in annex B. 9 Safety requirements 9.1 Safety The cartridge and its components shall not c
9、onstitute any safety or health hazard when used in its intended manner or in any foreseeable use in an information processing system. 9.2 Flammability The cartridge and its components shall be made from materials which, if ignited from a match flame, do not continue to burn in a still, carbon dioxid
10、e atmosphere. ISOAEC 10885:1993(E) 10 Dimensional and mechanical characteristics of the caddy 10.1 General (see figure 1) The caddy contains the 356 mm optical disk which is captured within the carrier. The caddy provides the optical disk and carrier sub-assembly protection from contaminants and dur
11、ing human handling. The caddy shall enclose the carrier and optical disk at all times when they are external to a disk drive or an automated library storage equipment. Any caddy shall be interchangeable with any carrier. The caddy shall be a rigid, protective enclosure of rectangular shape and inclu
12、de a means for positioning and retaining the carrier and optical disk. The caddy shall have write protect tabs that interface with the carrier and the tabs shall also be accessible for manual enable or inhibit (see figure 2). The caddy shall have an access door for automated unload and load of the c
13、arrier and optical disk (see figure 3). The caddy shall have a window for viewing the label on the end of the carrier and the caddy shall have areas provided for manufacturer labels (see figure 2). The caddy shall provide drive/backup roller surfaces for disk drive cartridge load and unload operatio
14、ns (see figure 8). 10.2 Caddy drawings The caddy is represented schematically in tne following drawings: Figure I Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 shows a typical optical disk cartridge shows the caddy bottom surface shows the caddy top surface shows the caddy write pro
15、tect tabs shows the caddy overall dimensions shows the caddy door opener force location shows the caddy window location shows the caddy autoload drive surfaces 10.3 Relationship of sides and interface with carrier 10.3.1 Relationship of sides The caddy shall be interchangeable with any carrier and s
16、hall accept a carrier with either Side A up or Side B up. 10.3.2 Interface with carrier The caddy shall mechanically retain the carrier and optical disk sub-assembly. The caddy shall allow the carrier and optical disk sub-assembly to be loaded and unloaded through the caddy door. 10.3.3 Write protec
17、t features (see figure 4) The caddy shall have write-protect features to interface with the carrier. Side A of the optical disk shall be down and write-protected under the following conditions: a) The letter “A” is correctly seen on the carrier label when viewed through the caddy window. b) The left
18、 write protect tab is positioned so that the arrow on the tab is in alignment with the at-row on the caddy. 6 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.6.1 10.6.2 10.6.3 10.6.4 10.6.5 c) The carrier write protect feature blocks the write protect holes in the carrier (see 11.11). d) The write protect m
19、ode selected shall remain with the carrier when loaded into a disk drive and the caddy is removed from the disk drive. e) The caddy write protect tabs shall be automatically moved into the position that is consis- tent with the carrier write protect mode when the carrier and optical disk sub-assembl
20、y is reloaded into a caddy. Materials The caddy shall be constructed from any suitable materials such that it meets the requirements of this International Standard. Mass The total mass of the empty caddy shall be less than 1.5 kg. Caddy dimensions Overall dimensions of the caddy (see figure 5) The l
21、ength, width, and height of the caddy shall be: L1 = 443,76 mm f I ,50 mm L2 = 421.84 mm + 0,64 mm f-3 = 25,40 mm f 0,51 mm Opening force of the caddy door (see figure 6) The caddy door shall be opened by a force applied at the following locations: L4 = 35,81 mm + 3,2 mm L5 = 12.70 mm f I.5 mm The o
22、pening force shall be: Ft = 7,50 N min. Location of the caddy window (see figure 7) The location of the caddy window from caddy side shall be: f.(, = 151,O mm + 0.64 mm The width of the window shall be: 1,7 = 101.0 mm min. The location of the window from the caddy top or bottom surface shall be: 144
23、 = 6.35 mm + 0,25 mm The height of the window shall be: I!., = l2,50 mm min. Caddy write protect tabs (see figure 4) A caddy write protect tab shall be enabled when an arrow on the tab is in alignment with an arrow on the caddy. The write protect conventions are specified in 10.3.3. Caddy autoload d
24、rive surfaces (see figure 8) The drive roller surface location on the top and bottom caddy surfaces from the caddy side shall be: 7 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) 1 -IO = 9,65 mm f 0,Sl mm The width of the roller surface of the drive shall be: Lll = 38,lO mm max. The force exerted on drive roller surface by
25、the drive roller shall be: F, = 62.30 N max. 8 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) C 0 .- + v aI + 0, -0 m Y-d 0 Figure 1 - Optical disk cartridge ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) Drive/backup roller surfaces Wr ite p in dicat Labe I Figure 2 - Caddy bottom surface 10 ISOlIEC 10885:1993(E) Write protect indicator Label loca
26、tion Drive/backup roller surfac es Figure 3 - Caddy top surface 11 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) Write pr shown in positi on otect tab 7 pr Write protect indicator / / Figure 4 - Caddy write-protect tabs 12 LI -I- ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) FL21 Figure 5 - Caddy overall dimensions 13 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) Door o
27、pener force locat ion Figure 6 - Caddy door opener force location 14 1 L Figure 7 - Caddy window location ISOhEC 10885:1993(E) - - - 15 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) - -a -IN J - - - - - - Figure 8 - Caddy autoload drive surfaces 16 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) 11 Dimensional and mechanical characteristics of the
28、carrier 11.1 General (see figures 9 and 11) The function of the carrier is to capture and retain the optical disk and to provide the interface to optical disk drives and automated library storage equipment. The carrier shall be capable of supporting and retaining an optical disk while being manipula
29、ted or moved to any position during transportation or storage in a caddy, during load into and unload from a disk drive and while being moved by automated library storage devices. The carrier and optical disk shall be permanently mated and are interchangeable as a sub-assem- bly. The optical disk is
30、 separated from the carrier only when the disk is mounted on the disk drive spindle. The carrier shall provide symmetry for optical disk centreline location regardless of the orienta- tion of the optical disk and carrier sub-assembly in the disk drive. Both the carrier label end and the opposite end
31、 shall be able to be inserted into the storage cells of automated library storage equipment with Side A either up or down. Both the carrier label end and the opposite end shall be able to be inserted into a disk drive incorporated within automated library storage equipment with Side A either up or d
32、own. The carrier shall enable release of the optical disk by the disk drive during loading of the optical disk on to the disk drive spindle. The four carrier latch release holes provide the interface to the disk drive for applying a force F3 to unlatch the carrier and to release the disk. The carrie
33、r latch points, locator pin slots, and latch release holes in conjunction with the disk drives carrier and disk handling devices shall enable the disk drive to maintain a common centreline between the disk and the disk drive spindle during disk release from the carrier and during disk centring and c
34、lamping to the disk drive spindle. The separated carrier and the spindle mounted and clamped optical disk shall allow unobstructed access to the recording zone by a recording head scanning in from the outer edge. The mating carrier shall recapture the optical disk upon dismount of the optical disk f
35、rom the spindle by the disk drive. The carrier label shall indicate the optical disk Side A and Side B and the proper orientation shall be maintained between the optical disk side and the carrier label. The main elements of the carrier are tooth racks. latch points, locator pin slots, Side A and Sid
36、e B hole, write protect holes, latch release holes, disk type sensor notches, and a label area. 11.2 Carrier drawings The carrier is represented schematically by the following drawings: Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 19 shows
37、 a typical carrier shows the optical disk centre location in the carrier shows the overall carrier dimensions shows the write protect definition shows the side A and side B sensor hole shows the carrier location within the caddy shows the carrier locator slot locations when the carrier is inside the
38、 caddy shows carrier latch point locations when the carrier is inside the caddy shows carrier latch release hole locations shows carrier latch release hole locations when the optical disk is released. shows carrier locator pin slot locations 17 ISO/IEC 10885:1993(E) 11.3 11.3.1 11.3.2 11.4 11.5 11.6
39、 11.7 Figure 20 shows the carrier label location Figure 21 shows the carrier label Sides, reference axes and reference planes Relationship between Side A and Side B (see figure 9) The carrier label shall indicate the optical disk Side A and Side B and the proper orientation shall be maintained betwe
40、en the optical disk side and the carrier label. The Side A of the optical disk shall face downwards when the carrier label Side A is correctly seen when viewed through the caddy window. Reference axes and reference features (see figure 12) Datum A is the top or bottom carrier rail surface. Datum B c
41、onsists of two carrier latch points. Datum C is a carrier locator pin slot. The two carrier latch points at either end of the carrier define the datum B dependent upon which carrier end is inserted first into automated library storage equipment. Any one of the four locator pin slots defines the C da
42、tum depen- dent upon carrier orientation. Materials The carrier shall be constructed from any suitable materials such that it meets the requirements of this International Standard. Mass The mass of the carrier without the optical disk shall not exceed 600 g. Location of the optical disk centre in th
43、e carrier (see figure 10) The carrier shall locate the optical disk centre with respect to the carrier latch points and the carrier locator pin slot as follows: Ll2 = 199.42 mm +_ 051 mm L13 = 112,98 mm f 051 mm Overall dimensions of the carrier (see figure 11) The overall length of the carrier shal
44、l be: L14 = 423,62 mm + 0,90 mm The overall width of the carrier shall be: L15 = 406.25 mm + 0,51 mm The width of the carrier guide rail shall be: Llh = 396,14 mm + 0.51 mm The location of the carrier lead edge from datum B shall be: L17 = 12.40 mm + 0,25 mm The width of the carrier lead edge shall
45、be: LIH = 5,08 mm + 0.25 mm The length of the carrier lead edge shall be: Llr, = 70.60 mm min. The location of the lead edge from datum C shall be: L z. = 44.50 mm max. 18 ISOlIEC 10885:1993(E) 11.8 Cutouts (see figure 11) The carrier shall have cutouts to provide clearance for disk drive devices fo
46、r handling of the optical disk during spindle mounting and dismounting operations. The location of the cutouts shall be: L2I = 102.40 mm min. L,JZ = 87.60 mm min. L23 = 68.80 mm max. L24 = 172.0 mm min. The cutout angle shall be: Al = 30” max. 11.9 Carrier latch points and latch actuation force (see
47、 figure 11) The carrier latch point location from datum C shall be: L25 = 56,13 mm ? 0.36 mm Lzh = 282,09 mm + 0,36 mm The carrier length when the carrier is unlatched and the disk is released shall be: L-27 = 438,56 mm +_ 1,12 mm The carrier latch actuation force is applied at the carrier latch rel
48、ease holes as indicated in figure 1 I. The latch actuation force shall be: F3 = 18,O N min. 11.10 Carrier guide rails and carrier thickness (see figure 11) The carrier features a guide rail on each side for interface with disk drive and automated library carrier handling devices. The rail lead in an
49、gle shall be: A2 = 30“ + 2“ The depth of the rail shall be: L28 = 2.92 mm + 0,13 mm The pitch of the rail teeth shall be: L29 = 5,08 mm f 0.25 mm The clearance of the rail teeth shall be: L3ll = 1.27 mm + 0.13 mm Except the lead tooth, all teeth shall have a flat top surface: L31 = 1,27 mm + 0,25 mm The location of the lead tooth shall be: L32 = 6.22 mm f 0,25 mm The location of the lead tooth on one rail relative to the location of the lead tooth on the other rail shall be wit
