Pillar Axiom
®
500
Advanced
Hardware
Installation Guide
Page 1: ...Pillar Axiom 500 Advanced Hardware Installation Guide...
Page 2: ...ystems This guide and use of Pillar Axiom hardware and software to which this guide applies is subject to the Pillar Data Systems End User License Agreement and Warranty Statement that accompanied the...
Page 3: ...t Component Placement for One Slammer and SATA Bricks 31 About Component Placement for One Slammer and FC Bricks 32 About Component Placement for Two or Three Slammers and FC Bricks 34 About Component...
Page 4: ...Slammer and 16 SATA Bricks 74 Chapter 6 Complete the Installation Power On the System 77 Verify Status LEDs at the Front of the System 79 Verify Status LEDs at the Back of the System 82 Attach the Bez...
Page 5: ...her Languages 120 Main Power Disconnect Warning 122 Power Disconnect Warning in Other Languages 122 Installation Warning 122 Power Disconnect Warning 123 Warning Statement for Norway and Sweden 123 Re...
Page 6: ...em Warranty 145 About Hardware Specifications 146 Pilot Dimensions and Weight 146 Pilot Power Characteristics 146 Pilot Regulatory Agency Compliance 147 Pilot Packaging and Transportation 148 About Sl...
Page 7: ...ts 28 Figure 11 Secure anti tip brackets to the floor 28 Figure 12 Stabilizer plate attached to the rack base and floor 30 Figure 13 Fully loaded 42U racks for one Slammer and 32 SATA Bricks 32 Figure...
Page 8: ...Figure 35 Pulizzi TPC2105 1 outlet amperage limits 70 Figure 36 Pulizzi TPC2104 outlet amperage limits 71 Figure 37 Pulizzi PC3365 outlet amperage limits 71 Figure 38 Sample power cabling scheme with...
Page 9: ...e 55 Notification and Account Security Settings page 98 Figure 56 Storage Allocation and Quality of Service QoS page 99 Figure 57 Storage Capacity and Performance Settings page 100 Figure 58 Storage A...
Page 10: ...109 Table 11 Code translation for the Activity LED 109 Table 12 Code translation for the Status LED 110 Table 13 Slammer LED halt codes 111 Table 14 Electrical warning in other languages 116 Table 15...
Page 11: ...coustics specification 141 Table 34 System random vibration specifications 141 Table 35 Safety quality and environmental standards 142 Table 36 Pilot dimensions and weight both control units 146 Table...
Page 12: ...o Assemble hardware components Connect the components to the LAN and to power circuits Use a graphical user interface GUI in a web browser This guide explains how to Position and stabilize a populated...
Page 13: ...1 408 518 4515 South Africa 0 800 980 400 Have your system serial number ready Email support pillardata com Support portal support pillardata com Sales and general contact information www pillardata c...
Page 14: ...es RAID BRX 500 146F15E 146 GB FC disk drives Expansion BRX 500 300F15R 300 GB FC disk drives RAID BRX 500 300F15E 300 GB FC disk drives Expansion Slammer and batteries SLM 500 GEC NAS copper interfac...
Page 15: ...ar Axiom hardware components Socket wrench with a 1 2 in 13 mm socket Connect two racks Offset box wrench 13 32 in 10 mm Work with adjustable mounting rail assemblies Torx T20 screwdriver Attach rail...
Page 16: ...us situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious injury DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Important To emph...
Page 17: ...Table 4 Additional resources For information on Refer to this document Terms used within this document Pillar Glossary Pillar Axiom system hardware and software architecture System Architecture Overvi...
Page 18: ...e precautions The minimum requirement is an anti static wrist strap connected to a hard ground We recommend that you remove components from their packaging and place them on an ESD qualified table equ...
Page 19: ...racks that are compliant to the EIA 310 D standard Pillar Axiom Slammers and Bricks may not install successfully into a rack that is not EIA 310 D compliant Illustrations show a Pillar Axiom 42U rack...
Page 20: ...3 96 in 244 cm 4 36 in 91 cm 5 139 in 353 cm About Multiple Rack Connections If you are installing more than one rack connect them together first If you do not have multiple Pillar racks skip to Adjus...
Page 21: ...nel by Pushing the release button or Lifting the release handle s 3 Remove the side panel and set it aside 4 Position the racks so that their open sides abut and their front sides are flush Attach the...
Page 22: ...4 Threaded screw holes 5 Looking up into top rear frame corner with a second rack moved close for attachment 2 Place the connection bracket into the frame corner 3 Insert an M8 hex screw through the...
Page 23: ...all the bay connections are in place Attach the Baying Plates Baying plates bind two Pillar racks together at the roof and bottom of the rack Tip Use the stabilizer plate described in Install a Stabil...
Page 24: ...ep 1 into each plate hole 4 Re seat the Torx screws loosely 5 Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the two holes at the back of the roof 6 At the bottom of the adjacent rack sides remove the anti tip brackets...
Page 25: ...T30 Torx head screwdriver to tighten the top baying plate screws 11 Use the 3 4 in 19 mm open end wrench to tighten the bottom baying plate anchor bolts Adjust the Leveling Legs Racks have built in l...
Page 26: ...ket 2 Use a 3 4 in 19 mm open end wrench on the bottom of the legs to jack up the rack Raise the rack until level with all the casters off the floor Figure 8 Leveling leg adjustment Legend 1 Caster br...
Page 27: ...e floor Go to Install a Stabilizer Plate Install a seismic stabilization system Important If the rack will be part of a bay of racks attach the rack to the bay before you install stabilizer plates or...
Page 28: ...om the rack and is parallel to the sides 4 Adjust the anchor bolt so that it is finger tight against the anti tip bracket and secure the anti tip bracket to the floor Figure 11 Secure anti tip bracket...
Page 29: ...emovable floor panels you must bolt the stabilizer plates through to the solid sub floor Install a Stabilizer Plate These are the steps for installing the optional stabilizer plate for the Pillar Axio...
Page 30: ...larger floor bolts 2 M8 allen head bolts 5 Secure the stabilizer plate to the floor with bolts and washers that are appropriate for the type of floor Important The floor bolts must be no smaller than...
Page 31: ...ding a rack that only contains Bricks you should still start from the bottom Go to these topics for complete information on component placement About Component Placement for One Slammer and SATA Brick...
Page 32: ...ble routing 2 RU locators Note Brick names are just for illustration actual names as seen in the AxiomONE Storage Services Manager may be different Note In a system that is configured for the maximum...
Page 33: ...lammer 16 FC Bricks Note 2U of space is reserved above the PDUs for cable routing The number and type of PDUs depends on the power supply If more PDUs are needed or when you need to add additional com...
Page 34: ...st be replaced with filler panels The figure below illustrates how the Pillar Axiom storage system components are mapped into fully loaded 42U racks for a configuration of 1 Pilot 3 Slammers 32 FC Bri...
Page 35: ...lammers and 64 Bricks For information on a 1 Slammer FC system go to Sample Power Scheme for One Slammer and 16 SATA Bricks About Component Placement for 4 Slammers and 64 Bricks A Pillar Axiom system...
Page 36: ...n the power supply If more PDUs are needed then everything has to move up to make room keeping the 2U of reserved space and moving any Bricks displaced at the top to the next rack Figure 16 Fully load...
Page 37: ...ails are 2U rack rail assemblies that contain the following parts Table 5 Pilot rail kit parts Component Drawing not to scale Quantity Pilot rail kit s 1475 00036 xx 1450 00037 xx One left right pair...
Page 38: ...kit Rack mount nut bar 2526 00106 xx Two per kit 10 32 x 1 2 in Torx head 20 screws 2500 01071 xx 12 per kit Install a Pair of Pilot Mounting Rails 1 Hang the scope hook in the appropriate hole at the...
Page 39: ...lines up with the bottom of unit 31 A 2U Pilot rail would fill units 31 32 in the above illustration 2 At the front of the rack slide the rail scopes until the rail reaches the holes at the front The...
Page 40: ...pacer bar Legend 1 Unit boundary Figure 19 Pilot rail front attachment Legend 1 Rear 2 Four hole spacer bars 3 Front 4 Slider lock nuts Chapter 2 Set Up the Rack About Component Placement 40 Pillar Da...
Page 41: ...slider lock nuts that attach each rail scope to the rail Slammer Rail Kit Parts Verify that the rail kit contains all the parts listed in the table To install a pair of Slammer rails you need One Slam...
Page 42: ...65 xx Eight per kit 10 32 x 1 2 in Torx head 20 screws 2500 01071 xx Ten per kit Install a Pair of Slammer Mounting Rails 1 Hang the scope hook in the appropriate hole at the back of the rack as shown...
Page 43: ...ddle of unit 32 the bottom of the rail lines up with the bottom of unit 31 A 4U Slammer rail would fill units 31 34 in the above illustration 2 At the front of the rack slide the rail scopes until the...
Page 44: ...hat attach each rail scope to the rail Brick Rail Kit Parts Verify that the rail kit contains all the parts listed in the table To install a pair of 2U rack rails you need One Brick rail kit with rail...
Page 45: ...es to rails 2500 01051 xx Eight per kit Rack mount spacers 2500 01065 xx Four per kit 10 32 x 1 2 in Torx head 20 screws 2500 01071 xx Ten per kit Install a Pair of Brick Mounting Rails 1 Hang the sco...
Page 46: ...of unit 32 the bottom of the rail lines up with the bottom of unit 31 A 2U Brick rail would fill units 31 32 in the above illustration 2 At the front of the rack slide the rail scopes until the rail r...
Page 47: ...only the round holes to secure the rails into the rack Figure 23 2U rack rails installed in rack Legend 1 Rear 2 Front 3 Slider lock nuts 4 Repeat steps 1 3 for the other side rail 5 Tighten the four...
Page 48: ...illips head screwdriver Four snap in cage nuts for square mounting holes or four clip on cage nuts for round mounting holes Four 10 32 x in screws Important We strongly recommend that you use PDUs fro...
Page 49: ...s clip one 10 32 clip on cage nut into the bottom and 3rd holes of each channel in the pair Pillar Data Systems does not provide clip on cage nuts 2 Insert the PDU into the rack as shown below There a...
Page 50: ...screws tightly Figure 26 An installed PDU at the bottom of the rack Legend 1 10 32 x screws 2 RU marker Important Do not plug the PDU into a power supply until the rack is complete and ready for start...
Page 51: ...el in the pair 2 Align the slots in the PDU ears to the four cage nuts 3 Insert a 10 32 x in screw through the bottom hole in the right and left ears of the PDU and into the cage nuts Secure both scre...
Page 52: ...map to ensure this balance Uneven distribution can cause hazardous instability The rack must have stabilization plates or anti tip brackets installed so the rack does not tip when you install a compo...
Page 53: ...When sliding a Pilot CU into the rack keep it level to avoid bending the rail supports 3 Insert the other Pilot CU above it as shown below Figure 27 Inserting the upper Pilot CU 4 Use a 10 32 Torx scr...
Page 54: ...ed for the components to operate properly and to avoid a fire hazard Do not push objects of any kind into the ventilation holes Such action could result in fire or electrical shock Keep all liquids aw...
Page 55: ...ponent distribution in the rack is balanced Follow the hardware placement map to ensure this balance Uneven distribution can cause hazardous instability The rack must have stabilization plates or anti...
Page 56: ...d make it difficult to insert a component below Figure 28 Inserting a Slammer 3 Put a spacer on a 10 32 x 1 2 in Torx screw then insert the screw through the hole in the ear on the left side of the Sl...
Page 57: ...Slammer If you have a two three or four Slammer system install the remaining Slammers now Important Do not apply power to the Slammer until instructed to do so Chapter 3 Install Components Install a...
Page 58: ...imum requirement is an anti static wrist strap connected to a hard ground We recommend that you remove components from their packaging and place them on an ESD qualified table equipped with ground poi...
Page 59: ...printed circuit which provides power and signals to the Brick bezel Figure 30 Brick ears Legend 1 Printed circuit assembly 2 10 32 screw 4 Inspect the disk drives to ensure each drive is flush and sec...
Page 60: ...o engage the disk drive with the Brick midplane Figure 31 Brick front 5 If you have multiple Bricks install them all now even those that require additional racks Chapter 3 Install Components Install a...
Page 61: ...p to step 5 3 Press the Slammer ejector tabs on the bezel to unlock them 4 Lift both ejector tabs to disengage the bezel from the rack Figure 32 Slammer bezel removal Legend 1 Ejector tab button 2 Dis...
Page 62: ...Figure 33 Slammer battery insertion Chapter 3 Install Components Install the Slammer Batteries 62 Pillar Data Systems Confidential...
Page 63: ...ata connections among the Bricks Slammers and Pilots to support all data and management traffic All of the possible PMI and SSF data cable combinations that can be installed in the Pillar Axiom system...
Page 64: ...ulti Slammer systems have at most eight strings Systems that have been upgraded by adding an additional Slammer can run with the number of strings appropriate to the prior configuration Add Bricks to...
Page 65: ...Bricks and FC RAID Expansion pairs may be added to a running system as long as they are cabled within the rack powered on and have completed initialization prior to connecting them to the existing con...
Page 66: ...NAS Slammers connect the NIM ports to four separate network switches For SAN Slammers connect Fibre Channel cables from the NIM ports on the Slammer to any open data ports available on two separate F...
Page 67: ...ager The network configuration must allow the SAN host to reach the Pilot management IP Ethernet interfaces Slammer Network Requirements NAS data paths require gigabit Ethernet connections Both fiber...
Page 68: ...not pre installed 1 Review the Pillar Axiom power requirements in About Component Power Usage and in PDU Outlet Amperage Limits 2 Review the information in About Power Cabling and verify your PDUs mee...
Page 69: ...e lists the maximum electrical requirements of the basic Pillar Axiom components Each component has redundant power cords plugged into different PDUs on separate circuits Table 8 Pillar Axiom componen...
Page 70: ...5 1 outlet amperage limits Legend 1 Front 6 Supports 10 A 2 Rear 7 Supports 12 A 3 Supports 10 A 8 Supports 12 A 4 Supports 10 A 9 Supports 24 A maximum across all outlets 5 Supports 10 A The Pulizzi...
Page 71: ...orts 10 A 14 Supports 16 A maximum across all outlets The Pulizzi PC3365 is shown below It requires 230 400 VAC WYE three phase input power The output at each outlet is always 215V This PDU is only av...
Page 72: ...set of PDUs Sample Power Cabling for One Slammer and Three Bricks The Pillar Axiom storage system in the figure below uses 230 V power and two Pulizzi TPC 2104 PDUs The power cords on each component...
Page 73: ...54 A drawn 8 Total of 7 62 amps drawn for group 3 SATA Brick 1 2 54 A drawn 9 Total of 8 59 amps drawn for group 4 Slammer CU 0 3 05 A drawn 10 No amps drawn for group 5 Slammer CU 1 3 05 A drawn 11...
Page 74: ...nnect two components to a single outlet in the PDU and reduce the density of the cabling Note The total amperage draw per outlet bank is more important than which Brick is plugged in to which outlet T...
Page 75: ...drawn 20 Total 4 78 A drawn 8 SATA Brick 9 1 17 A drawn 21 Total 7 0 A drawn 9 SATA Brick 8 1 17 A drawn 22 Total 7 0 A drawn 10 SATA Brick 7 1 17 A drawn 23 Total 3 9 A drawn 11 SATA Brick 6 1 17 A d...
Page 76: ...w almost 1 full additional amp each Configuring for FC Brick pairs may require upgrading your PDU specification If you have any questions about your PDU configuration please contact Pillar Data System...
Page 77: ...osition 2 Connect the PDUs to a facility power source If the facility s main circuit breakers are off turn them on to supply power to the PDUs 3 At the front of the system use a 2 flathead or Phillips...
Page 78: ...At the front of the system switch on the PDU circuit breakers to apply power to the hardware components This lights the Power On LED and starts the component cooling fans Figure 43 Turn on PDU power I...
Page 79: ...and you have turned them on within 10 sec of each other Figure 44 Pilot bezel LEDs Legend 1 CU 0 LED 2 CU 1 LED 2 Verify that the Slammer Status LEDs are green and not blinking They may be amber whil...
Page 80: ...ause the bezel is not fully seated 4 For each Brick make sure that the CU 0 and CU 1 Status LEDs are green Blinking means activity and is normal Figure 46 Brick bezel LEDs Legend 1 CU 0 Status light 2...
Page 81: ...s stage usually means the bezel is not fully seated For a detailed list of Slammer LED startup progress codes refer to Slammer LED Startup Progress Codes Chapter 6 Complete the Installation Verify Sta...
Page 82: ...ernet LAN Figure 47 Pilot connectivity LEDs Legend 1 Private LAN connectivity LEDs 2 Public management port connectivity LEDs 2 On the Slammers verify The power supply LEDs are green and not blinking...
Page 83: ...FC cabling 3 On the Bricks verify The power supply LEDs are green and not blinking Figure 49 Brick LEDs Legend 1 RAID controller LEDs 4 Spare disk drive LEDs 2 Power supply LED 5 RAID controller LEDs...
Page 84: ...green and not blinking If the ES module RAID controller or spare disk drive has failed contact Techical Support Chapter 6 Complete the Installation Verify Status LEDs at the Back of the System 84 Pil...
Page 85: ...ck rail tabs Figure 50 Bezel hook on the right side of the bezel Legend 1 Insert the bezel hooks on each side 2 Press the top corners of the bezel to engage the top two bezel hooks with the top rail t...
Page 86: ...Figure 51 Press ejector tabs to lock bezel Legend 1 Press ejector tabs to lock bezel Chapter 6 Complete the Installation Attach the Bezels 86 Pillar Data Systems Confidential...
Page 87: ...from your HBA vendor to Install the HBAs in the servers Download available drivers and firmware Install or update the BIOS if required Note If you intend to install Axiom Path Manager software refer t...
Page 88: ...vendor to set up zones to Permit host HBA ports to access the Slammer ports Segregate servers with different operating systems Segregate servers with different security requirements Chapter 6 Complet...
Page 89: ...per cooling of Pillar Axiom components To reattach the doors on a rack 1 Based on the type of door hinge reassemble the hinges 2 Reattach the doors 3 Reattach the door grounding straps at the bottom o...
Page 90: ...t might have strayed from their proper moorings 2 Secure the panel appropriately using one of the following options Engage the latch handle s and snap the panel into place Screw the panels to the rack...
Page 91: ...ss of the Pilot the default is 10 0 0 2 and the user ID and password from the Site Preparation Survey or from Pillar Data Systems Global system parameters Get the IP address of your primary NTP server...
Page 92: ...main name and DNS server IP addresses Understand enough about filesystems and storage to specify capacity growth increment type of redundancy priority over other volumes typical file size random or se...
Page 93: ...e following values to log in a Login Name administrator b Password pillar 3 When prompted enter a new password Note Get the password that is to be used from the Site Preparation Survey Be sure that th...
Page 94: ...ount is available contact Technical Support for the encrypted file for resetting the password which may be placed in a USB key Use the USB key as instructed Note It is strongly recommended that you se...
Page 95: ...ure both NAS and SAN Slammers run this wizard a second time select only Storage Parameters and specify a LUN instead of a filesystem or the other way around Configure Global System Parameters 1 In the...
Page 96: ...click the Next button Note If you do not set the system time the Pillar Axiom system uses the default time set on the Pilot Pacific Time Figure 53 System Time page 3 In the Management and Data Path In...
Page 97: ...re not available enter the desired values for the additional IP addresses in the fields for Pilot CU 0 and Pilot CU 1 Important All three addresses must be on the same subnet as the dynamically assign...
Page 98: ...e management interfaces If you do not want the management interfaces to be reachable from anywhere other than the local subnet leave the default gateway blank However you must enter a valid netmask 7...
Page 99: ...to determine QoS performance Select an Application Category that best describes your storage use environment Each category has certain default profile values that you can edit on the Capacity and Perf...
Page 100: ...ention Policy Settings page set the master retention period values 10 Specify suitable scan times and click the Next button 11 In the File Sharing page select the type s of file sharing that you want...
Page 101: ...for the system Set the Role to be Administrator 1 for this initial account Additional accounts with lower privileges can be created later 20 Review the parameter settings If you want to make any chan...
Page 102: ...has certain default profile values that you can edit on the Capacity and Performance page which is the next page the Wizard presents Select the Performance Profile for Oracle Automatic Storage Managem...
Page 103: ...t button to configure administrator accounts unless you have already completed this step when configuring NAS parameters 9 Create an administrator account for the system and set the Role to be Adminis...
Page 104: ...ves Provides path failover Streamlines system management Important Configure the LUNs on the Pillar Axiom before you install the AxiomONE Path Manager system software on the SAN host Complete the proc...
Page 105: ...eck the status of the system to ensure that it is in proper status as follows a All Fibre Channel Status LEDs on Slammer and Brick ports with connectors inserted are steady green not amber or flashing...
Page 106: ...up and achieve a normal status 6 Check that the system recognizes the new Slammer That is the system adds it to the configuration and performs a successful startup to normal status with any firmware u...
Page 107: ...reen and blinks fast The Status LED ST is green and blinks slowly During the remainder of the startup FLT and ACT are off while ST slowly blinks amber once each second During this time the GUI shows t...
Page 108: ...ST Status These LEDs can Be green or amber Be on or off Be steady with no blinks Blink rapidly slightly more than two blinks per sec 2 375 hz Blink slowly one blink per 1 5 sec 0 67 hz The configurati...
Page 109: ...ed by the color and blink rate of the Activity LED Use the information in the following table to determine the second digit of this code Table 11 Code translation for the Activity LED LED color Blink...
Page 110: ...Steady 2 Rapid 5 Slow 6 For example the following LED configuration represents a progress code of 111 which means that the simple memory test failed on the Slammer FLT steady amber ACT steady amber ST...
Page 111: ...ensure that the Slammer can start up even when the Preferred Boot Page is corrupted Table 13 Slammer LED halt codes Code Software module Meaning F A S 0 0 0 Boot Block CPU did not start to fetch code...
Page 112: ...age started to execute 2 0 4 Ready to initialize IDT 2 0 6 Ready to initialize NMI handler 2 1 0 Ready to initialize COM1 serial port 2 1 2 Ready to initialize CMS hardware 2 1 4 Ready to initialize f...
Page 113: ...ot 3 X X LED startup progress code reserved for the OS where X is not 6 Once the Slammer reaches state 3XX where the FLT LED is blinking slowly all further control of the startup process is managed by...
Page 114: ...appendix lists safety statements to provide specific warning and cautionary notices about the electrical and weight properties that are associated with a Pillar Axiom system and its hardware componen...
Page 115: ...nt assume that the electrical characteristics of the power supply to which Pillar Axiom components are connected comply with the technical specifications for those components For electrical characteri...
Page 116: ...oista ja tavanomaisista onnettomuuksien ehk isykeinoista Attention Ce symbole d avertissement indique un danger Vous vous trouvez dans une situation pouvant causer des blessures ou des dommages corpor...
Page 117: ...Denna varningssymbol signalerar fara Du befinner dig i en situation som kan leda till personskada Innan du utf r arbete p n gon utrustning m ste du vara medveten om farorna med elkretsar och k nna ti...
Page 118: ...utlet voltage do not connect the chassis to that receptacle Warning To avoid electric shock do not connect safety extra low voltage SELV circuits to telephone network voltage TNV circuits LAN ports co...
Page 119: ...m n parissa l k yhdist tai irrota kaapeleita ukkosilmalla Attention Ne pas travailler sur le syst me ni brancher ou d brancher les c bles pendant un orage Warnung Arbeiten Sie nicht am System und schl...
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Page 121: ...e na unidade abastecedora de energia quando o cabo de alimenta o estiver ligado Em sistemas com interruptor a corrente el ctrica estar presente na unidade abastecedora sempre que o cabo de alimenta o...
Page 122: ...d the installation instructions before you connect the system to its power source Table 18 Installation warning in other languages Waarschuwing Raadpleeg de installatie aanwijzingen voordat u het syst...
Page 123: ...torage Services Manager for instructions on how to work with and around power supplies Use extreme caution because line voltages may be present within the chassis Warning Statement for Norway and Swed...
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Page 126: ...ANGER Some equipment is connected to power lines Before you work on this equipment remove all jewelry that contains metal Such jewelry includes rings necklaces and watches Metal objects heat up when c...
Page 127: ...llegati tra punti di alimentazione e massa possono causare ustioni gravi oppure il metallo pu saldarsi ai terminali Advarsel Fjern alle smykker inkludert ringer halskjeder og klokker f r du skal arbei...
Page 128: ...doit tre r alis par du personnel qualifi et comp tent Achtung Ger t nur von geschultem qualifiziertem Personal installieren oder auswechseln lassen Avvertenza Solo personale addestrato e qualificato d...
Page 129: ...turbing field wiring connections Power Cabling Warning in Other Languages Table 26 Power cabling warning in other languages Waarschuwing Zet alle stroomkabels vast wanneer dit toestel wordt ge nstalle...
Page 130: ...dade Advertencia Sujetar todo el cableado de alimentaci n cuando se instale este equipo para evitar que se mezcle con las conexiones del cableado in situ Varning F st allt starkstr mskablage vid insta...
Page 131: ...no sobrecargar el cableado Varning Var noga vid anslutning av enheter till matarstr mkretsen s att ledningarna inte verbelastas Voltage Mismatch Warning DANGER A voltage mismatch can cause equipment d...
Page 132: ...ollegare lo chassis a tale presa Advarsel Ulik spenning kan for rsake skade p utstyret og inneb xbe re brannfare Dersom spenningen p merkelappen er forskjellig fra spenningen i stikkontakten m du ikke...
Page 133: ...hk iskulta l kytke pienj nnitteisi SELV suojapiirej puhelinverkkoj nnitett TNV k ytt viin virtapiireihin LAN portit sis lt v t SELV piirej ja WAN portit puhelinverkkoj nnitett k ytt vi piirej Osa sek...
Page 134: ...cuitos de tens o de rede telef nica TNV As portas LAN cont m circuitos SELV e as portas WAN cont m circuitos TNV Algumas portas LAN e WAN usam conectores RJ 45 Tenha o devido cuidado ao conectar os ca...
Page 135: ...der damit verbundenen Ger ten an einer Allzwecksteckdose kann eine Gefahrensituation verursachen Avvertenza Un collegamento errato di questo apparecchio o dell apparecchiatura a esso collegato a una p...
Page 136: ...is required for safe operation CAUTION Never block the ventilation holes in a chassis Sufficient air circulation is required for the internal components to operate properly and to prevent the possibi...
Page 137: ...correct tools for the job Keep all paperwork up to date complete and accurate CAUTION The sum of the ratings of the components that plug into the PDU must be less than 80 of the current and power rati...
Page 138: ...sometimes called data sheets Describe the system s operating environment List the agency approvals List physical attributes of the Pillar Axiom storage system and its hardware components Appendix C Pi...
Page 139: ...r of which depends on the configuration of Slammers and Bricks See Pillar Rack Hardware Specification A Pillar Axiom storage system has the characteristics that are described on the following pages Sy...
Page 140: ...ational 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C 5 95 10 hr gradient 104 F 40 C 54 F hr 30 C hr Note For Bricks that have five platter disk drives the maximum ambient operational temperature from 7000 ft to 10 000 ft i...
Page 141: ...Operational 0 1 G RMS 3 100 hz X Y and Z axis 15 min Non operational Administered using the Telcordia GR 63 CORE test specifications Tested with the rack inside a shipping crate System Regulatory Age...
Page 142: ...properly dispose of surplus products and products that have reached their end of life Equipment that is returned to Pillar through this program is disposed of in an environmentally safe manner using p...
Page 143: ...io frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is...
Page 144: ...esidential environments to provide reasonable protection against interference with licensed communication equipment A Declaration of Conformity with the requirements of the Directive has been signed b...
Page 145: ...EBS core standards GR 63 CORE Packaged Equipment Shock 4 3 1 Office Vibration 4 4 3 and Transportation Vibration 4 4 4 System Warranty Hardware components in a Pillar Axiom storage system are covered...
Page 146: ...45 0 cm Depth 20 26 in 50 8 66 0 cm Weight 40 lb 18 1 kg Pilot Power Characteristics Table 37 Pilot power characteristics per control unit Power characteristic Value Frequency 47 to 63 Hz AC voltage 1...
Page 147: ...residential area is may cause harmful interference in which case the user must correct the interference at his own expense other The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party respo...
Page 148: ...t Association ISTA 2A Procedures 1 and 2 For packages over 150 lb Network Equipment Building System NEBS core standards GR 63 CORE Packaged Equipment Shock 4 3 1 Office Vibration 4 4 3 and Transportat...
Page 149: ...45 cm Depth 26 in 66 cm Weight 100 lb 45 4 kg Slammer Power Characteristics Table 40 Slammer power characteristics Power characteristic Value Frequency 47 to 63 Hz AC voltage 100 120 V to 200 240 V M...
Page 150: ...dard IEC 60950 Third Edition 1999 Conformite Europeenne DoC UL and CSA under UL cUL TUV GS ISO 9001 2000 Registered manufacturing process Table 42 Slammer EM emissions and immunity Standard CISPR 22 A...
Page 151: ...the following requirements For packages under 150 lb International Safe Transit Association ISTA 2A Procedures 1 and 2 For packages over 150 lb Network Equipment Building System NEBS core standards GR...
Page 152: ...0 lb 31 8kg Brick Power Characteristics Table 44 Brick power characteristics Power characteristic Value Frequency 47 to 63 Hz AC voltage 100 120 V to 200 240 V Max power consumption SATA Max power con...
Page 153: ...on CB Scheme by IECEE standard IEC 60950 Third Edition 1999 Conformite Europeenne DoC UL and CSA under UL cUL TUV GS ISO 9001 2000 Registered manufacturing process Table 46 Pillar Axiom EM emissions a...
Page 154: ...portation Packaging meets the following requirements For packages under 150 lb International Safe Transit Association ISTA 2A Procedures 1 and 2 For packages over 150 lb Network Equipment Building Sys...
Page 155: ...receptacles min Mounted on rear of chassis opposite circuit breakers C13 24 receptacles 8 per phase min Mounted on back of chassis opposite circuit breakers Inlet cable 15 ft 4 572 m min Plug options...
Page 156: ...cable is provided a cable retention device is included NA NA EMI RFI filter Common Mode Insertion Loss 10 db 1 MHz Differential Mode 30 db 1 MHz MHz db 15 6 50 Common Mode Insertion Loss 10 db 1 MHz D...
Page 157: ...lot one Slammer and up to four Bricks 73 6 in 187 cm Width inside 17 7 in 45 cm 19 in 48 26 cm panel 17 7 in 45 cm rail to rail Height outside 78 7 in 199 9 cm NA Width 23 8 in 60 48 cm overall 17 7 i...
Page 158: ...ndard mounting holes preferred Vents Front and back doors Top Front and back doors Top PDU 4 PDUs 90 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 20 30 A 42 C13 outlets Horizontal mount Redundant power 90 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 8350 w...
Page 159: ...ther the front or rear of the rack faces down the slope Front faces downward 12 maximum slope Rear faces downward 24 maximum slope Figure 60 Maximum tilt angles for stationary Pillar 42 U racks Append...
Page 160: ...strings rules for cabling 64 Bricks rack rails 44 test SSF connections 93 Bricks FC 32 34 Bricks SATA 31 C cable connections Fibre Channel FC Bricks rules 64 cabling rules 64 Call Home feature 95 cast...
Page 161: ...ry agency compliances Pillar Axiom system 142 regulatory agency compliances Pilots 147 regulatory agency compliances Slammers 150 temperature 140 vibration random 141 hardware Pillar Axiom LED boot up...
Page 162: ...abling examples sixteen Bricks 74 cabling examples three Bricks 72 component usage 68 requirements system 139 power characteristics hardware Bricks 152 Pilots 146 Slammers 149 power on Bricks 77 Pilot...
Page 163: ...bilizer plates 29 stabilizer plates 29 startup progress codes for the ACT LED 109 progress codes for the FLT LED 109 progress codes for the ST LED 109 time 107 status ST LED Slammer startup progress c...
