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Sun RSM Array 2000 Controller Module Installation Guide • October 1997

5. Replace the controller module front panel (reverse Step 1 on page 11).

6. Replace the front, side, rear, and kick panels on the cabinet.

Refer to your expansion cabinet documentation for instructions.

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To Configure the System

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Tools: None

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Equipment: RAID Manager software

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Install and configure the RAID Manager software.

Refer to the RAID Manager Installation and Support Guide and the RAID Manager
User’s Guide for instructions on installing and using RAID Manager software.

Some default software parameters (such as RAID level, drive groups, and caching)
are set at the factory prior to shipment. Before you attempt to store data on your
system, you should use RAID Manager to determine the current status and
configuration of your system and reconfigure as required. Refer to your software
documentation for further instructions.

For information about operating and servicing the controller module, refer to the
Sun RSM Array 2000 System Manual.

Summary of Contents for RSM Array 2000

Page 1: ...alo Alto CA 94303 4900 USA 650 960 1300 fax 650 969 9131 A Sun Microsystems Inc Business Sun RSM Array 2000 Controller Module Installation Guide Part No 802 7602 11 Revision A October 1997 Sun Microsy...

Page 2: ...01 San Antonio Road Palo Alto CA 94303 Etats Unis Tous droits r serv s Des portions de ce produit sont prot g es par un copyright 1997 de Symbios Logic Inc Tous droits r serv s Ce produit ou document...

Page 3: ...icrosystems Inc may void the authority granted to the user by the FCC to operate this equipment FCC Class B Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the follow...

Page 4: ...pment Regulations Cet appareil num rique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du R glement sur le mat riel brouilleur du Canada DOC Class B Notice Avis DOC Classe B This Class B digital appara...

Page 5: ...tions to the equipment Sun Microsystems is not responsible for regulatory compliance of a modified Sun product Placement of a Sun Product Caution Do not block or cover the openings of your Sun product...

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Page 9: ...ctrica monof sica con toma de tierra Para reducir el riesgo de descarga el ctrica no conecte los productos Sun a otro tipo de sistema de alimentaci n el ctrica P ngase en contacto con el responsable...

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Page 11: ...SCSI IDs 4 Installing the Power Cords and Support Rails 6 To Route the Power Cords 7 To Install the Support Rails 8 Preparing the Controller Module 11 To Remove the Canisters 11 To Verify the Host SC...

Page 12: ...xii Sun RSM Array 2000 Controller Module Installation Guide October 1997...

Page 13: ...er module in a 56 inch expansion cabinet containing five drive trays The cabinet drive tray mounting hardware drive trays and other hardware are already installed set up and sitting near their permane...

Page 14: ...on Worksheet FIGURE 1 1 contains two sections Installation Tasks lists the primary steps in the installation process Use this section as a quick reference for each step and checklist for completing ea...

Page 15: ...ighten the mounting clamp Replace canisters Install SCSI terminators Connect drive tray SCSI cables to controller module Connect host SCSI cables to controller module Connect power cords to controller...

Page 16: ...es for the drives The controller module requires drive SCSI ID settings of 8 through 14 New drive trays are shipped from the factory with the 8 through 14 SCSI IDs preset If you are connecting existin...

Page 17: ...placement shown in FIGURE 1 2 5 Replace the I O board and tighten the screws reverse Step 2 and Step 3 6 Set the SEN card SCSI ID switch to F FIGURE 1 2 7 Repeat Step 1 through Step 6 to change the S...

Page 18: ...e Y shaped power cord 230 240 volt with a three prong plug on one end and two vertical prong plugs on the other FIGURE 1 4 The cords you use depend on the type of cabinet in which you are installing t...

Page 19: ...equencer Note The cords must be plugged into one or more of the four bottom outlets to ensure that the controller module is powered on after the disk drive trays b If your cabinet has one AC power seq...

Page 20: ...Support rails 2 each 10 Phillips head screws 8 Phillips head screws 1 Unpack the rackmounting hardware You should have 2 support rails and at least 12 screws in two sizes 8 and 10 Power sequencers ar...

Page 21: ...rew heads are on the right then you are holding the right support rail If the screw heads are on the left then you are holding the left support rail 3 Facing the back of the cabinet attach the left an...

Page 22: ...ail should align with the mark on the front vertical rail near hole 55 FIGURE 1 8 d Attach the front of the support rails to the cabinet rails with three 8 screws 4 Tighten all mounting screws front a...

Page 23: ...educe the weight by approximately 40 lbs by removing the controllers battery power supplies and fans To Remove the Canisters Tools 2 Phillips screwdriver 1 4 inch flat blade screwdriver Equipment Anti...

Page 24: ...recautions before removing or handling the controllers or other components in the controller module 2 Attach an antistatic wrist strap to yourself and to the cabinet 3 Remove the canisters FIGURE 1 10...

Page 25: ...RE 1 10 Removing the Canisters Power Supplies and Power Supply Fan Detail A Lift lever and remove both power supplies See detail A See detail B See detail C See detail D See detail E Detail B Lift lev...

Page 26: ...nd Controllers Thumbscrew Handle Loosen thumbscrew on controller fan and pull hard on handle Detail C Unlock and open handles then pull out the controller Detail D Important Be sure to keep track of w...

Page 27: ...ghs approximately 24 lbs Be prepared to support its weight when you pull it out of the chassis FIGURE 1 12 Removing the Canisters Battery Detail E 1 Loosen thumbscrews 2 Pull battery unit out a few in...

Page 28: ...date two years from now for Replacement date Replacement date is the date you need to change the battery FIGURE 1 13 Battery Unit To Verify the Host SCSI IDs Tools Needlenose pliers Equipment Jumpers...

Page 29: ...device identification number for controller A those on the right determine the SCSI ID for controller B 2 Wearing the antistatic wrist strap install jumpers on the pins as shown in FIGURE 1 14 Use nee...

Page 30: ...ludes interface cabling that exits the back of the controller module Once you connect the cables to the controller module secure them to the inside of the cabinet framework with tie wraps Be careful n...

Page 31: ...FIGURE 1 15 Installing the Controller Module Chassis 3 Tighten the two screws in each mounting clamp one on each side of the chassis FIGURE 1 16 Slots fit under mounting clamps Front of cabinet Mounti...

Page 32: ...llers in their correct slots 1 B or 2 A b Lock all canisters securely into place c Leave the front panel off You will need to be able to view the controller LEDs later in this installation process Not...

Page 33: ...SCSI cable from the controller module to each drive tray Connect SCSI cables from the drive tray connectors to the corresponding back panel connector shown in FIGURE 1 18 Make sure that you tighten t...

Page 34: ...necting SCSI Cables to the Controllers and Drive Trays Controller A SCSI IN from host SCSI OUT terminator Controller B SCSI IN from host SCSI OUT terminator SCSI connections to drive trays Tray 5 Tray...

Page 35: ...1 19 Make sure both power switches on the back of the controller module are turned off 0 Connect both power cords that you routed from the power sequencers on page 7 to the power connectors on the con...

Page 36: ...he system depends on several factors such as How many drive trays and drives are connected to the controller module How and where the controller module is connected to the SCSI bus Whether you want to...

Page 37: ...er Module FIGURE 1 21 LEDs on Front of Controller Module Power LED Fan power LED Fan fault LED Power LED Fault Power Heartbeat Status Controller LEDs Power Power Fan Controller Fast Write Fault Supply...

Page 38: ...Manager Installation and Support Guide and the RAID Manager User s Guide for instructions on installing and using RAID Manager software Some default software parameters such as RAID level drive groups...

Page 39: ...23 LEDs 25 power switch location 23 powering on 24 preparing for installation 11 to 17 SCSI ID location 17 controller module canisters illustrated 12 controllers removing 14 replacing 14 D drive trays...

Page 40: ...n 11 to 17 preparing the expansion cabinet 4 Q quick reference list for installation 2 R removing 13 battery 15 controller fan 14 controller module front panel 11 controllers 14 power supplies 13 repl...

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