Fujitsu IRF-1D series, User Manual

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About this Manual
Typographical Conventions
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The imageRAID IRF-1Sxx-xx/2Sxx-xx is a 12-Bay 3.5" (2U) rackmount storage
solution with one or two 2 Gbit imageRAID FC-to-FC RAID Controllers. Each
controller has 512 MB of cache memory and a battery-backup unit. The storage
enclosure includes dual Host I/O cards, dual Disk I/O cards, eight optical
transceivers, dual power supplies, dual AC power cords, SES card, and a
removable cooling fan module. It also includes configuration software, DB-9 null
modem cable, and a rackmount rail kit. It is upgradeable to either a imageRAID
IRF-1Dxx-xx or 2Dxx-xx model.
The imageRAID IRF-1Dxx-xx/2Dxx-xx is a 12-Bay 3.5" (2U) rackmount storage
solution with one or two 2 Gbit imageRAIDXP FC-to-FC RAID Controllers. Each
controller has 512 MB of cache memory for each processor providing a total of
1 GB of cache memory and a battery-backup unit. The storage enclosure includes
dual Host I/O cards, dual Disk I/O cards, eight optical transceivers, dual power
supplies, dual AC power cords, SES card, and a removable cooling fan module. It
also includes configuration software, DB-9 null modem cable, and a rackmount
rail kit.
This user’s guide is your complete documentation to set up the storage system
hardware, add components, cable the storage system components, replace parts,
and diagnose/repair your system.
For information on software configuration and management, refer to the software
guide included with your system. Your system includes two VT-100 interfaces
(text-based and menu-based), and one GUI interface, StorView.
Typographical Conventions
The following typographical conventions are used in the user’s guide:
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Menu items are displayed in the format: “Array Configuration menu,
choose View Unused Drives.”
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Code font
will indicate literal text used in examples.
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Italic code font
indicates a replaceable or variable item in code.
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Italic text indicates the item that is selected or chosen.
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Key strokes are enclosed in brackets, e.g., <Esc>, <K>, or <Enter>.
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