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DNS-1640 User Manual 

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Power on the DNS-1640 

1. Verify that all connections are correct.

2. Turn on both circuit breakers on cabinet.

3. Make sure that power-on LED on all DNS-1640 are steady blue.

4. Power on the host lastly.

Important: 

Please make sure power on all DNS-1640 first before the server 

Summary of Contents for DNS-1640

Page 1: ...DNS 1640 2U 24 Bays 6Gb s SAS JBOD Dual path Dual I O User Manual Version QS0003 Copyright 2014 DataON Storage All rights reserved www dataonstorage com ...

Page 2: ...charges of static electricity Working on computers that are still connected to a power supply can be extremely dangerous Follow these guidelines to avoid damage to the DNS 1640 or injury to yourself Always disconnect power when carrying out work inside the unit If possible wear a grounded wrist strap when carrying out work inside the unit Alternatively discharge any static electricity by touching ...

Page 3: ...Screws 96 System requirements Servers with supported HBA Raid adapter refer to DNS 1640 support matrix reference for complete listing of supported adapters SFF 8088 to SFF 8088 SAS cable s Model Model DNS 1640SM DNS 1640DM DNS 1640S DNS 1640D Hard Drive Type SATA SSD SATA SSD SAS SSD SAS SSD SAS I O Module 1 2 1 2 DNS BJMB 2 5 Interposer 12 12 0 0 Technical Support Contact your system supplier ...

Page 4: ... the Storage Enclosure No Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 Fault LED Amber A component within the storage en closure needs attention Normal 2 Locate LED Flashing Blue Identifies a storage enclosure Normal 3 Power Green Power On Power Off 1 2 3 ...

Page 5: ...ith the right direction All SAS IN OUT connectors are SFF 8088 Power Connector Power Supply Module 1 SIM Board 1 SAS 2 Connector SAS 3 Connector Power Supply Module 2 SAS 1 Connector Power Supply Module 2 Power Connector SIM Board 1 SAS 2 Connector SAS 3 Connector SAS 1 Connector SAS 2 Connector SAS 3 Connector SAS 1 Connector SIM Board 2 Power Supply Module 1 ...

Page 6: ...1 Fault Amber PHY connection cannot estab lished correctly No error had occurred 4 SAS 1 Active Green PHY connection established correctly No connection 5 SAS 3 Fault Amber PHY connection cannot estab lished correctly No error had occurred 6 SAS 3 Active Green PHY connection established correctly No connection 7 Locate LED Flashing Blue Identifies SIM Normal 8 SIM Fault Amber Fault exist Normal 9 ...

Page 7: ...Board LED Description No Component Color Lights On Lights Off 1 DC Power Green DC Power On No DC Power 2 Locate LED Blue Identifies Power Module Normal 3 PSM Fault Amber Fault exist Normal 4 AC Power Green AC Power On No AC Power 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 8: ...A will be blank Blinking Green Spin up Accessing 2 HDD status Blank HDD Ok Blinking Blue Identify HDD Solid Orange HDD fault Blinking Or ange Blue RAID Rebuilt Blinking Blue HDD is ready to remove HDD Activity LED will be blank HDD Tray 1 2 Optional DNS BJMB 9252 6Gb s SAS Interposer for 2 5 SATA SSD HDD Disk Tray Handle Release button ...

Page 9: ...an where you will be placing the disk drives These figures represent fully loaded DNS 1640 system with HDD However the same guidelines apply even if you are filling some of the HDD slots with blank disk trays in the mix ing HDD setting Recommended Mixing SAS SATA HDD Configurations Unsupported SAS SATA HDD Combinations SAS HDD SATA HDD Do not include SAS and SATA HDD in the same section SAS HDD SA...

Page 10: ... 1640 User Manual 9 Follow these steps below to Install Replace HDD in the disk tray Step 1 a Press the release button and open the disk tray handle b Remove HDD carrier by pulling the disk tray handle out ...

Page 11: ...2 Insert the HDD inside the tray and tighten the four 6 4 screws on the SATA SAS disks SATA disk SAS disk Important If using SATA HDD please make sure having DNS BJMB Interposer card installed on the back of HDD Interposer for SATA ...

Page 12: ...DNS 1640 User Manual 11 Step 3 Slide in the HD tray back in the disk slot and close the disk tray handle Step 4 Repeat Step 1 through 3 if you wish to install more HDD into the DNS 1640 storage ...

Page 13: ...commended to connect each power connector to separate power circuit If necessary refer to the documentations shipped with the 6Gb s SAS HBA RAID card for hardware and driver installation instructions There are different types of SAS Cables in the market make sure you order the right one for DNS 1640 For DNS 1640 it all uses SFF 8088 to SFF 8088 SAS Cable when connecting DNS 1640 to host and when d...

Page 14: ...ng up DNS 1640 System Connection type 1 Single SIM This illustration shows one host with a HBA RAID card connected to four DNS 1640 with single SIM SFF 8088 to SFF 8088 SAS Cable 1st DNS 1640 2nd DNS 1640 3rd DNS 1640 4rh DNS 1640 ...

Page 15: ...nnected to four DNS 1640 with dual SIM Important Not All HBA RAID card support this type of connection please refers to DNS 1640 support matrix reference for complete listing of supported dual port HBA RAID cards SFF 8088 to SFF 8088 SAS Cable RAID HBA CARD 1st DNS 1640 2nd DNS 1640 3rd DNS 1640 4th DNS 1640 ...

Page 16: ...reakers are in OFF position 2 Connect the two provided power cables from the DNS 1640 to cabinet power strips 3 Lock down the two power cord latch 4 Connect the power cables from the cabinet to separate power circuits in your facility Note Cabinet is not included in the package Only the universal rails kit for the cabinet are provided Power Strip 1 Power Strip 2 ...

Page 17: ... 1 Verify that all connections are correct 2 Turn on both circuit breakers on cabinet 3 Make sure that power on LED on all DNS 1640 are steady blue 4 Power on the host lastly Important Please make sure power on all DNS 1640 first before the server ...

Page 18: ... 6Gb s SATA III hard drive with in terposer card In addition to 24 pcs hard drive carriers DNS 1640 system supports two 550W Full Redundant Power Supplies and two SIM modules High Reliability Redundant SIM modules power supplies modules design secure No Single Point Failure Active Active Dual 6Gb s SAS I O Module Architecture hot swappable hard disk and dual SAS and SATA II paths with Interposer C...

Page 19: ...ensions The chassis dimensions measured at 17 5 W X 6 875 H X 18 5 D Sheet metal case only not including bezel and rear module handle Management Features Intergated with RAID Card management tool via SES2 LED Indicators for SM Modules Hard Drives Power Supplies and FAN Status AC Power Input Voltage 100 240 V AC Input Frequency 50 60Hz Output Power 550W Operating Environment Operating Temperature 0...

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