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For Europe
This drive is in conformity with the EMC directive.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Those limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determin ed
by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antennas.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circlet different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Warning:
A shielded-type power cord is required in order to meet FCC emission limits and also to prevent
interference to the nearby radio and television reception. It is essential that only the supplied power
cord be used.
Use only shielded cables to connect I/O devices to this equipment.
You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the pa rty responsible for
compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.
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DO NOT place the RAID SYSTEM on
uneven or unstable work surfaces. Seek
servicing if the casing has been
damaged.
DO NOT place or dro p objects on top of the
RAID SYSTEM and do not shove any
foreign object into it.
DO NOT expose RAID SYSTEM to
liquids, rain, or moisture.
DO NOT expose RAID SYSTEM to dirty
or dusty environments.
DO NOT expose RAID SYSTEM to
magnetic field.
DO NOT expose RAID SYSTEM to
extreme temperatures (below 5”C or above
45”C) or to direct sunlight.
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About your User’s Guide
Welcome to your Hardware Installation Guide. This manual covers everything yo u need to know in
learning how to install your RAID system. This manual also assumes that you know the basic concepts
of RAID technology. For the detail about how to configure your RAID system, please refer to the
RAID system Software Operation manual.
Guide to conventions
Important information that users should be aware of is indicated with the following icons:
This icons indicates the existence of a potential hazard that could result in
personal injury, damage to your equipment or loss of data if the safety
instruction is not observed.
This icon indicates useful tips on getting the most from your RAID controller.
Important terms, commands and programs are put in Boldface font.
Screen text is given in screen font.
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PREFACE........................................................................................................................1
COPYRIGHT 2007 ........................................................................................................1
NOTICE .......................................................................................................................1
TRADEMARKS .............................................................................................................1
REGULATORY INFORMATION .......................................................................................2
GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES...................................................................................3
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CHAPTER 1 .....................................................................................................................6
INTRODUCTION
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FEATURE HIGHLIGHT ................................................................ ................................ ..6
BEFORE YOU BEGIN .....................................................................................................7
Unpacking & Checking The Equipment ................................ ............................... 7
What else you need ................................................................ ............................... 8
IDENTIFYING PARTS OFTHE RAID SYSTEM ............................................................... 9
Front View ............................................................................................................9
Rear View ...........................................................................................................12
SPACE REQUIREMENT ............................................................................................... 18
SYSTEM CONNECTION................................ ............................................................... 18
INSTALL HARD DISKS ................................ ................................ ................................ 19
CHAPTER 2 ...................................................................................................................21
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REPLACE THE CONTROLLER......................................................................................21
REPLACING / UPGRADING DDRII SDRAM.............................................................. 24
DDRII SDRAM DIMM specifications: ................................ .............................. 24
Installing memory module ..................................................................................24
HOT SWAPPING TO REPLACE T HE FAN MODULE ....................................................... 26
HOT SWAPPING TO REPLACE T HE POWER MODULE...................................................28
TURNING ON FOR THE FI RST TIME ................................................................ .............29
TURNING OFF ............................................................................................................29
RESTARTING ................................................................ ................................ .............29
APPENDIX A .................................................................................................................30
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APPENDIX B .................................................................................................................32
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APPENDIX C .................................................................................................................35
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This chapter introduces the features and capabilities of RAID SYSTEM.
You will find:
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The RAID SYSTEM is designed to meet today’s high volume, performance storage requirements from
rapidly changing business environment. It provides a maximum data protection and exceptional
performance in a storage subsystem. Target usa ge ranges are set from small business to departmental and
corporate server needs. The RAID SYSTEM is designed for easy integration, smooth data expansion and
server migration.
The RAID SYSTEM supports the following features:
Intel 800Mhz IOP341 64bit storage processor
Support cache memory size up to 2GB in DDRII-533/667 DIMM type with ECC embedded
Support 12/16/24 SAS/SATAII disk channels.
Dual 4Gb FC host interface support by FC to SAS
Dual mini SAS 4 x 3 SAS Ports support by SAS to SAS
Support RAID level 0, 1, 1+0, 3, 5, 6, 30, 50, 60 and JBOD
Redundant and Hot Swappable Fan, Power and Drives.
Hot Swap, Hot Spare and Automatic Drive Rebuild Supported.
Configuration and environmental information is accessible either via the control panel or Serial Port or
10/100 Ethernet LAN port.
E-mail event notification.
Load sharing hot swappable redundant power system with PFC function
Host System independent.
Operating System independent.
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Unpacking & Checking The Equipment
Before unpacking the RAID SYSTEM, prepare a clean, stable surface to put on the
contents of your RAID SYSTEM shipping container. Altogether, you should find the
following items in the package :
Fibre to SAS RAID system
RAID System x1
RAID system Hardware Installation Guide (CD media )
RAID system Software Operation Manual (CD media )
RS232 cable x1
Power Cord x 2 ( 24Bay x 3)
FAN x 1
HDD tray x 1
Mounting screws (bag) ×1
SAS to SAS RAID system
RAID System x1
RAID system Hardware Installation Guide (CD media )
RAID system Software Operation Manual (CD media )
RS232 cable x1
Mini SAS to Mini SAS Cable x 1
Power Cord x 2 ( 24Bay x 3)
FAN x 1
HDD tray x 1
Mounting screws (bag) ×1
To avoid the unmatched cable between the Fibre HBA in the Host and
Fibre-SAS RAID SYSTEM, Fibre-SAS RAID system doesn’t include the Fibre
interface with the standard configuration. There are many different kinds of
Fibre connectors on varied of Fibre HBAs.
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What else you need
Hard disk drives (different RAID levels requires different numbers of HDDs ). Refer to
Software Operation manual for more detail information.
Host computer with Fibre interface (Fibre-SAS RAID SYSTEM)
Host computer with SAS interface (SAS-SAS RAID SYSTEM)
Static grounding strap or electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe work area
Dedicated terminal or PC with third party communication software that supports ANSI
terminal emulation (required for viewing Monitor Utility)
The hard drives in a RAID system should match in size and speed. All drives in
any array should be identical models with the same firmware versions. RAID
system can use any size drive, however the smallest drive will determine the
size of the array.
There's no set formula to determine how much cache memory to use, but as a
general rule, a workstation, with mostly very large fi les, such as for audio or
video editing and playback, graphics or CAD files, can benefit from a large
cache. File servers, with multiple random access of varying file size, generally
have little or no performance improvement with additional cache.
RAID system do not require the installation of different drivers for use with
different operating systems. RAID system is independent and transparent to
the host operating system.
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The illustrations below identify the various parts of the RAID SYSTEM. Get yourself to familiar with
these terms as it will help you when you read further in the following sections :
Front View
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1. LCD Display Panel.
The front panel LCD continuously displays the status of the RAID SYSTEM. The following is an example
of the RAID SYSTEM
2. Cartridge Handle
3. Lock & Release-Button
4. HDD status LED Indicator
LED
Colors
Indicate
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HDD On Line
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HDD Access
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Red
HDD Error
5. Function keys. ( ENT , ESC, Scroll up , Scroll Down )
Keys
Descriptions
Up Arrow
To scroll upward through the menu items
Down Arrow
To scroll downward through the menu items
(ENT ) Enter
To confirm a selected item
(ESC) ESC
To exit a sub-menu and return to previous menu.
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Power On Indicator (Blue or Green).
7.
Power Fail Indicator (Red)
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Host System Access Indicator ( Blue + blink or Yellow).
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Fibre-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 1. FC CH 1
2. FC CH 0
SAS-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 1. SAS CH 1
2. SAS CH 0
3. SAS Expand Port
4. Console
5. Terminal
6. LAN port
7. Controller Box 1
8. Controller Box 2 (Reserve d)
9. FAN failure indicator (Rear / Front)
10. FAN Module /FAN Module 1
11. FAN Module /FAN Module 1 latch
12. Power Switch
13. FAN failure indicator (Rear / Front)
14. FAN Module 2
15. FAN Module 2 latch
16. AC inlet 1 & Ltch
17. Power Module 1
18. AC inlet 2 & Latch
19. Power Module 2
20. AC inlet 3 & Latch
21. Power Module 3
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Fibre-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 1. FC CH 1
2. FC CH 0
SAS-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 1. SAS CH 1
2. SAS CH 0
3. SAS Expand Port
4. Console
5. Terminal
6. LAN port
7. Controller Box 1
8. Controller Box 2 (Reserved)
9. FAN failure indicator (Rear / Front)
10. FAN Module /FAN Module 1
11. FAN Module /FAN Module 1 latch
12. Power Switch
13. FAN failure indicator (Rear / Front)
14. FAN Module 2
15. FAN Module 2 latch
16. AC inlet 1 & Ltch
17. Power Module 1
18. AC inlet 2 & Latch
19. Power Module 2
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1. LAN port
2. Terminal
3. Console
4. SAS Expand Port
Fibre-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 5. FC CH 1
6. FC CH 0
SAS-SAS RAID SYSTEM: 5. SAS CH 1
6. SAS CH 0
7. FAN Module /FAN Module 1 latch
8. FAN Module /FAN Module 1
9. FAN failure indicator (Rear / Front)
10. Power Module 1
11. Power Module 2
12. AC inlet 1 & Latch
13. AC inlet 2 & Latch
14. Power Switch
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When selecting a location for your system, be sure to allow an adequate space. The system has vents
around it which will require a minimum of 3 inches of unobstructed space for airflow. Openings in the
equipment should be blocked, or there may be a n issue of reliability problems with your syst em. A system
product should never be place around a radiator or heat register.
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Connect all cables and power cord as shown below :
Cable
Raid System
Device
Purpose
RS-232 Cable
Terminal Port
ANSI Terminal or a PC with
Terminal emulator.
Configuration Utility
RS-232 Cable
Console Port
ANSI Terminal or a PC with
Terminal emulator.
Debug port, to check and
monitoring all of status of
RAID subsystem.
Fibre cable /
Mini SAS Cable
Primary FC-AL / SAS
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FC-AL / SAS HBA of Host
computer
Host interface between
RAID and Host computer
Power Cord
Power inlet
A/C power outlet
A/C power input
RJ 45 Cable
Ethernet Port
Switch or HUB
Connect to Internet.
Mini SAS Cable
SAS Expander Port
Raid System
Connect to SAS Expander
Make sure that all the devices are powered off before connecting or removing
cables to prevent power spikes which can damage technical components.
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