LSI MegaRAID iTBBU02 Transportable Battery Backup Unit, MegaRAID iTBBU02 Transportable Battery Backup Unit ; User guide

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This quick installation guide explains how to install the
LSI Logic MegaRAID iTBBU02 Intelligent Transportable
Battery Backup Unit on MegaRAID SAS 8480E and
MegaRAID SAS 8408E RAID storage adapters. The
iTBBU02 protects the cached data on the MegaRAID
storage adapter by providing backup power if the main AC
power source fails or is interrupted.
The iTBBU02 is compliant with the Smart Battery Data
Specification, which relieves the host system from the
responsibility of communicating battery information and
charging the battery. Battery charging and recharging take
place automatically.
You can view information about the iTBBU02, such as
battery temperature and voltage, in the BIOS Configuration
Utility. See the MegaRAID Configuration Software User’s
Guide or the MegaRAID Storage Manager User’s Guide for
more information about the configuration utility.
Installing the iTBBU02 on the Storage
Adapter
If the MegaRAID SAS storage adapter is already installed in
a computer, follow these steps to remove it before you install
the iTBBU02:
Step 1 Shut down the computer, turn off the power, and
unplug the power cord(s).
Step 2 Remove the cover from the computer, according
to the instructions in the system user’s manual, to
access the PCI Express slots.
Step 3 Ground yourself before touching the MegaRAID
SAS storage adapter.
Step 4 Unplug all cables from the MegaRAID
SAS storage adapter, remove the screw attaching
the bracket to the computer case, and carefully
remove the storage adapter from the slot.
Step 5 Place the storage adapter on a flat, clean, static-
free surface, and continue with the next
procedure.
Perform the following steps to install the iTBBU02 on the
DIMM and MegaRAID SAS storage adapter.
Step 1 Ground yourself and remove the iTBBU02 from
its package.
The following figure shows front and back views
of the iTBBU02.
Step 2 Place the iTBBU02 and DIMM front-side-up on a
flat, clean, static-free surface.
Step 3 Place the iTBBU02 on the DIMM so that the front
side is up and the holes for the screws line up
with the holes on the iTBBU02, as shown below.
Electrostatic discharge can damage the iTBBU02
and the MegaRAID SAS storage adapter. Be
sure to install the iTBBU02 at an ESD-safe
workstation that meets the requirements of EIA-
625 “Requirements For Handling Electrostatic
Discharge Sensitive Devices. When you install
the LSIiBBU01, follow the ESD-recommended
practices in the latest revision of IPC-A-610.
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CAUTION
There is danger of an explosion if the battery is
incorrectly replaced. Replace it only with the
same or equivalent type recommended by the
manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries
according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Memory Module (Back View)
J1
Memory Module (Front View)
LSI Logic
Caution
Danger of explosion if battery is
incorrectly replaced. Replace only
with same or equivalent type
recommended by manufacturer.
Dispose of used batteries
according to the manufacturer’s
instructions.
Ni-MH
WARNING
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MegaRAID
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iTBBU02 Transportable
Battery Backup Unit
Quick Installation Guide
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Step 4 Using a Philips-head screwdriver, secure the
iTBBU02 to the DIMM.
Step 5 Insert the battery pack harness connector (at the
end of the colored wires) into the 5-pin J1
connector on the DIMM.
Note: The battery pack harness connector is polarized
and can be inserted into the J1 board battery
connector only if the rails on the harness
connector align with the slots on the J1
connector.
Step 6 Insert the DIMM and iTBBU02 into the DIMM
socket on the SAS storage adapter, as shown
below.
Step 7 Close the arms to secure the DIMM and
iTBBU02.
Step 8 Install the MegaRAID SAS storage adapter in a
PCI Express slot in the computer.
Press down gently, but firmly, to ensure that the
storage adapter is properly seated in the slot. The
bottom edge of the storage adapter must be flush
with the slot.
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Step 9 Secure the storage adapter to the computer
chassis with the bracket screw.
Step 10 Attach the cables, as needed, to the connectors
on the MegaRAID SAS storage adapter.
Step 11 Replace the computer cover and reattach the
power cord(s).
Center the screwdriver carefully to avoid stripping
the screw heads. Do not over-tighten the screws.
The maximum recommended torque is 2.25 inch
pounds.
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CAUTION
Never apply pressure to the iTBBU02 when
inserting the adapter. Instead, press down only
on the top edge of the storage adapter board, as
shown below.
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CAUTION
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Document P/N: 80-00101-01 Rev. A
iTBBU02 P/N: 01089
DB11-000068-00, Version 1.0, October 2005
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iTBBU02 Hardware Specifications
The iTBBU02 an be used with models MegaRAID SAS
8480E and MegaRAID SAS 8408E storage adapters.
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Battery Information in the BIOS
Configuration Utility
You can access battery information in the BIOS
Configuration Utility by pressing and holding the Ctrl key and
then pressing the M key when a BIOS banner such as the
following appears during boot:
Press <Ctrl><M> to run MegaRAID BIOS Configuration
Utility
The Management Menu screen for the BIOS Configuration
Utility appears, as shown below.
If you do not press <Ctrl><M> within a few seconds of the
prompt, the system continues the normal boot procedure.
For each MegaRAID adapter in the host system, the
configuration utility displays the firmware version, the DRAM
size, and the status of logical drives on the adapter.
Note: You can access multiple controllers through the
BIOS Configuration Utility. Be sure to verify which
controller you are currently set to edit.
See the MegaRAID Configuration Software User’s Guide for
more information about the BIOS Configuration Utility and
battery information.
To display information about the battery backup unit, select
Objects Adapter Battery Information, as shown
below.
Note: This option is available only on controllers that
support the battery back-up feature.
The following table describes the battery information
available.
Item Description
Socket type DIMM for ECC SDRAM
Module support DDR 2
Cache memory size
supported
256 Mbytes
Memory bus speed 400 MHz
Memory bus width 72-bit with ECC
Battery type NiMH
Battery capacity 4.22 Wh
Retention time 72 hours for 256 Mbyte standard
memory
Error Correcting
Capability (ECC)
ECC is supported.
Recommended
replacement schedule
After one year of service
Backup Module Indicates whether the battery module is
present.
Battery Pack Indicates whether the battery module is
correctly installed.
Temperature Indicates whether the temperatureis within
the normal operating range.
Voltage Indicates whether the voltage is within the
normal operating range.
Fast Charging Indicates whether the battery pack is
charging, or if the fast charge cycle is
complete.
No. of Cycles Indicates the number of charge cycles that
the battery pack has undergone.
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