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Align the holes on a strength panel with the holes on an HDD drawer.

Secure a strength panel to an HDD drawer with screws.

Repeat the previous procedures for the additional HDD backplane.

Connect a FFC cable to the HDD backplanes.

Install a rail bracket. See

“Installing a Rail Bracket” on page 51.

Install the inner rail. See

“Installing an Inner Rail” on page 49.

Turn an HDD drawer over.

Install an HDD drawer. See

“Installing an HDD Drawer” on page 17.

10.

Connect the cables to the HDD backplanes.

11.

Install the expander boards. See

“Installing an Expander Board” on page 33.

12.

Install the HDDs. See

“Installing a 3.5” HDD” on page 28.

13.

Close an HDD drawer. See

“Closing an HDD Drawer” on page 14.

Summary of Contents for SSR-4N108L

Page 1: ...JBOD SSR 4N108L User Manual ...

Page 2: ...censed communication equipment Attention This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures CE Declaration of Conformity This product has been tested in accordance to and complies with the European Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU and European EMC Directive 2014 30 EU The product has been ma...

Page 3: ...Discard used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions Laser Drive Equipment The optical transceiver module in this JBOD is a laser Class 1 product Ambient Operation This equipment cannot be operated above an ambient operation temperature of 40 degrees centigrade Equipment Location This equipment can only be accessed by SERVICE PERSONNEL or by USERS who have been instructed about the ...

Page 4: ...ing 4 For pluggable equipment the socket outlet must be installed near the equipment and must be easily accessible 5 Please keep this equipment from humidity 6 Place this equipment on a safe reliable surface when installing A drop or fall could cause injury 7 Enclosure openings are for air circulation and protect the equipment from overheating DO NOT COVER THE OPENINGS 8 Make sure the voltage of t...

Page 5: ...ion of this product during an electrical storm Connect all power cords to a properly wired and grounded electrical outlet Connect to properly wired outlets any equipment that will be attached to this product When possible use one hand only to connect or disconnect signal cables Never turn on any equipment when there is evidence of fire water or structural damage Disconnect the attached power cords...

Page 6: ...ucts such as CD ROMs DVD drives fiber optic devices or transmitters are installed note the following Do not remove the covers Removing the covers of the laser product could result in exposure to hazardous laser radiation There are no serviceable parts inside the device Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein might result in hazardous radiation ...

Page 7: ... and energy levels are present inside any component that has this label attached There are no serviceable parts inside these components If you suspect a problem with one of these parts contact a service technician Attention This JBOD is suitable for use on an IT power distribution system whose maximum phase to phase voltage is 240 V under any distribution fault condition DANGER Overloading a branc...

Page 8: ... on top of rack mounted devices Attention This JBOD is suitable for use on an IT power distribution system whose maximum phase to phase voltage is 240 V under any distribution fault condition CAUTION Hazardous moving parts are nearby ...

Page 9: ...iguration 19 Hardware Installation 21 Introduction 21 Safety Measures 21 Power supply Units PSU 22 Removing a Power Supply Unit 22 Installing a Power Supply Unit 22 System Fans 23 Removing a System Fan 23 Installing a System Fan 23 HDD Drawer 24 Opening a HDD Drawer 24 Closing a HDD Drawer 24 Removing a HDD Drawer 25 Installing a HDD Drawer 26 Removing a HDD Drawer in limited space 28 Installing a...

Page 10: ...able Chain Module 43 Rear Panel Board RPB 44 Removing Rear Panel Board 44 Installing Rear Panel Board 45 Fan Board 45 Removing a Fan Board 45 Installing a Fan Board 46 Power Distribution Board Cover PDB Cover 47 Removing a Power Distribution Board Cover 47 Installing a Power Distribution Board Cover 47 Power Distribution Board PDB 48 Removing a Power Distribution Board 48 Installing a Power Distri...

Page 11: ...is Managemnt Module CMM 60 Cabling 60 Power Cable Routing 60 Signal Cable Routing 61 Rackmount Installation 62 Removing a Chssis from the Rack 62 Installing a Chassis on the Rack 63 Removing the Rackmount Rails 64 Installing the Rackmount Rails 65 Configuration 68 Chassis Management Module CMM 68 IP Address 68 Username and Password 68 Updating the CMM Firmware 68 Checking the CMM FW Version Using ...

Page 12: ...Updating Expander Board Firmware 74 Updating Expander Board Firmware Using Linux 75 Checking Expander Version Using Linux 80 Specification 84 Before You Contact TradeDX 84 Contact 85 ...

Page 13: ...D trays Checklist Carefully unpack the SSR 4N108L box and check that the following items were included SSR 4N108L 2 x External miniSAS HD cable 2 x Power cord optional 2 x L brackets Contact your vendor if some items are missing or appear damaged System Tour ...

Page 14: ...ower supply unit x 2 5 Rear panel board 6 Fan module x 12 7 4U JBOD chassis 8 HDD drawer 9 Cable chain 10 Chassis Management Module CMM 11 Cable cover 12 PDB cover 13 Fan board 14 HDD backplane 2 15 HDD backplane 1 16 Front top cover 17 Rear top cover 18 3 5 HDD x 108 19 Expander board x 4 No Item No Item 1 HDD Drawer ...

Page 15: ... 12 2 Rear Panel Board 3 1600W Power Supply x 2 Rear Panel Board No Item No Item 1 External management RJ45 x 1 2 Debug connector USB type B 3 External miniSAS HD connector x 4 5 UID button 5 Power button with LED 6 UID and system status LED ...

Page 16: ...System Architecture ...

Page 17: ...Configuration Prior to shipping the system configuration is setup according to customer requirements The system does not require further configuration prior to powering on Set steps with BMC IPMI command Before starting this procedure make sure the JBOD is powered on 1 Log into Linux 2 Open the terminal 3 Execute the ipmitool command to select specified Topology mode on all installed expanders 1 4...

Page 18: ...x01 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x02 0xa0 0x01 02 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x03 0xa0 0x01 03 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x04 0xa0 0x01 04 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x02 0x01 0x00 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x02 0...

Page 19: ... a0 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x03 03 a0 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x04 04 a0 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x01 0xa0 0x04 01 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x02 0xa0 0x04 02 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x04 0x03...

Page 20: ... admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x01 01 a0 04 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x02 02 a0 04 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x03 03 a0 04 ipmitool H 192 168 0 100 U admin P admin I lanplus raw 0x30 0x03 0x04 04 a0 04 ...

Page 21: ...ways disconnect the computer from the power outlet whenever you are working inside the computer case If possible wear a grounded wrist strap when you are working inside the computer case Alternatively dischargeanystaticelectricitybytouchingthebaremetal chassisofthecomputercase orthebaremetalbodyofanyothergrounded appliance Hold electronic circuit boards by the edges only Do not touch the component...

Page 22: ...unit 1 Hold a PSU handle and press the release latch to unlock from thechassis 2 Pull a PSU out of the chassis Installing a Power Supply Unit Follow these steps to install the power supply unit 1 Align a PSU with the chassis bay 2 Slide a PSU into the chassis and push until it is flush with the bay ...

Page 23: ...e 2 Slide to remove a fan module 3 Repeat the previous steps for the remaining fans Installing a System Fan Follow these steps to install a system fan 1 Align a fan module with chassis bay 2 Slide a fan module into the chassis and push until it is flush with the bay 3 Repeat the previous steps for the remaining fans ...

Page 24: ...he chassis Note The screws are only for shipping 2 Loosen the thumb screws securing an HDD drawer 3 Slide an HDD drawer out of the chassis Closing a HDD Drawer Follow these steps to close an HDD drawer 1 Slide an HDD drawer in place 2 Secure an HDD drawer with thumb screws 3 Secure an HDD drawer to the chassis with screws ...

Page 25: ...ove a cable cover See Removing a Cable Cover on page 35 4 Remove the HDDs See Removing a 3 5 HDD on page30 5 Remove the expander boards See Removing an Expander Board on page31 6 Disconnect the cables from the HDD backplanes 7 Remove the screws securing a rear cable chain bracket to the HDD drawer 8 Slide a rear cable chain bracket to unlock and remove 9 Press the release latches to unlock the HDD...

Page 26: ...alling a HDD Drawer Follow these steps to install an HDD drawer 1 Install a cable chain See Installing a Cable Chain Module on page38 2 Pull out the middle rail and make sure ball bearing retainer islocked 3 Align an HDD drawer with the middle rails ...

Page 27: ...D drawer 7 Secure a rear cable chain bracket to the HDD drawer with ascrew 8 Install the expander boards See Installing an Expander Board on page33 9 Install the HDDs See Installing a 3 5 HDD on page28 10 Install a cable cover See Installing a Cable Cover on page36 11 Press the release latches and slide until the HDD drawer has been inserted into the chassis 12 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an H...

Page 28: ...ble cover See Removing a Cable Cover on page 35 4 Remove the HDDs See Removing a 3 5 HDD on page30 5 Remove the expander boards See Removing an Expander Board on page31 6 Disconnect the cables from the HDD backplanes 7 Remove the screws securing a rear cable chain bracket to the HDD drawer 8 Slide a rear cable chain bracket to unlock and remove 9 Slide an HDD drawer until it is fully extended 10 P...

Page 29: ...11 Press the release latches to unlock an HDD drawer and slide an HDD drawer into the chassis Slide an HDD drawer into the chassis until a click sound ...

Page 30: ...12 Pull out an HDD drawer to luck position and press the release latches to unlock 13 Pull out an HDD drawer ...

Page 31: ... HDD backplanes 4 Align the rear cable chain bracket with the HDD drawer 5 Slide a rear cable chain bracket to lock on the HDD drawer Make sure a rear cable chain bracket is locked on the HDD drawer 6 Secure a rear cable chain bracket to the HDD drawer with ascrew 7 Install the expander boards See Installing an Expander Board on page33 8 Install the HDDs See Installing a 3 5 HDD on page28 9 Instal...

Page 32: ...10 Slide in an HDD drawer until it is locked 11 Push the mechanism at the front of inner rail to OFF 12 Press the release latches and slide until the HDD drawer has been inserted into the chassis ...

Page 33: ...D Drawer on page 13 2 Remove a cable cover See Removing a Cable Cover on page 35 3 Remove an HDD drawer See Removing an HDD Drawer on page15 4 Remove the screws securing the rear top cover to the chassis 5 Flip the latch to release the rear top cover and slide the rear top cover away as seen in the following illustration ...

Page 34: ...lling a Front Top Cover on page 27 3 Align the tabs on a rear top cover with the slots on the front top cover 4 Slide a rear top cover as shown in the following illustration 5 Make sure a rear top cover is flush with the rear of the chassis and secure with screws 6 Install a cable cover See Installing a Cable Cover on page36 7 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 35: ...an HDD Drawer on page 13 3 Remove a cable cover See Removing a Cable Cover on page 35 4 Remove an HDD drawer See Removing an HDD Drawer on page15 5 Remove a rear top cover See Removing a Rear Top Cover on page24 6 Remove the screws securing a front top cover to the chassis and the cable chain 7 Press a front top cover and slide the top cover away as seen in the following illustration ...

Page 36: ...a front top cover as shown in the following illustration 4 Make sure the top cover is flush with the front of the chassis and secure with screws 5 Install an HDD drawer See Installing an HDD Drawer on page 17 6 Install a cable cover See Installing a Cable Cover on page36 7 Install a rear top cover See Installing a Rear Top Cover on page 25 8 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 37: ...an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 2 Press and slide the release button The handle popsup 3 Lift up the handle to open 4 Remove an HDD assembly from the chassis 5 Pry the latch on the HDD carrier to release the HDD dummy 6 Remove an HDD dummy from the HDDcarrier ...

Page 38: ...cure an HDD 9 Align an HDD assembly with the connector on the HDD backplane 10 Install an HDD assembly 11 Gently press down on both ends of an HDD assembly to ensure it is seated in the HDD backplane 12 Push the handle closed 13 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 39: ...n HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 2 Press and slide the release button The handle popsup 3 Lift up the handle to open 4 Remove an HDD assermbly from the chassis 5 Pry the latch on the HDD carrier to release the HDD 6 Remove an HDD from the HDD carrier ...

Page 40: ...pen an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 2 Press and slide the release button The handle popsup 3 Lift up the handle to open 4 Remove an expander board assembly from thechassis 5 Remove the screws securing the expander board to the expander boardbracket 6 Remove an expander board ...

Page 41: ... Secure an expander board to the expander board carrier with screws 3 Align an expander board assembly with the connector on the HDDbackplane 4 Install an expander board assembly 5 Gently press down on both ends of an expander board assembly to ensure it is seated in the HDD backplane 6 Push the handle closed 7 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 42: ... Remove the screws securing a cable cover to the HDD drawer 4 Flip a cable cover and remove the cable cover from the HDD drawer Installing a Cable Cover Follow these steps to install a cable cover 1 Align the tabs on the cable cover with the slots on the HDD drawer 2 Flip down the cable cover to secure 3 Secure the cable cover to the HDD drawer with screws 4 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD ...

Page 43: ...ing an HDD Drawer on page15 5 Remove the top covers See Removing a Front Top Cover on page 26 and Removing a Rear Top Cover on page 24 6 Remove a screw securing a front cable chain bracket to the chassis 7 Slide a cable chain module to unlock and remove Installing a Cable Chain Module Follow these steps to install a cable chain module 1 Align the holes on a front cable chain bracket with the stand...

Page 44: ...ee Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 Rear Panel Board RPB Removing Rear Panel Board Follow these steps to remove a RPB 1 Power off the JBOD and detach all of the power cords from the power supply 2 Open an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 3 Remove a rear top cover See Removing a Rear Top Cover on page24 4 Disconnect the cables from a RPB 5 Remove the screws securing a RPB to the chass...

Page 45: ...Install a rear top cover See Installing a Rear Top Cover on page 25 7 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 Fan Board Removing a Fan Board Follow these steps to remove a fan board 1 Power off the JBOD and detach all of the power cords from the power supply 2 Open an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 3 Remove a rear top cover See Removing a Rear Top Cover on page24 4...

Page 46: ...es on the chassis 2 Lower a fan board onto the chassis Make sure a fan board is locked on thechassis 3 Secure a fan board to the chassis with screws 4 Connect the cables to a fan board 5 Install a rear top cover See Installing a Rear Top Cover on page 25 6 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 47: ...ng a Rear Top Cover on page24 4 Remove a screw securing a PDB cover to the chassis 5 Remove a PDB cover Installing a Power Distribution Board Cover Follow these steps to install a PDB cover 1 Align the hole on a PDB cover with the hole on the chassis Make sure the standoffs on the chassis are locked with the PDB cover 2 Secure a PDB cover to the chassis with a screw 3 Install a rear top cover See ...

Page 48: ...ear top cover See Removing a Rear Top Cover on page24 4 Remove a PDB cover See Removing a Power Distribution Board Cover PDB Cover on page 43 5 Disconnect the cables from a PDB 6 Remove a screw securing a PDB to the chassis 7 Remove a PDB Installing a Power Distribution Board Follow these steps to install a PDB 1 Align the holes on the PDB with the standoffs on the chassis 2 Slide a PDB to lock in...

Page 49: ...sis Management Module Follow these steps to remove a CMM 1 Open an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 2 Loosen a thumb screw securing a CMM to the HDD drawer 3 Disconnect a CMM from the HDD backplane Installing a Chassis Management Module Follow these steps to install a CMM 1 Align the connector on CMM with the connector on HDD backplane 2 Install a CMM Press down gently to seat in pl...

Page 50: ...move the expander boards See Removing an Expander Board on page31 5 Disconnect the cables from the HDD backplanes 6 Remove an HDD drawer See Removing an HDD Drawer on page15 7 Place an HDD drawer on a clean work space 8 Remove the screws securing an inner rail to the HDD drawer 9 Pull the latch upward and remove the keyhole from standoff 10 Slide an inner rail forward to release and remove an inne...

Page 51: ... an inner rail backward so that the standoffs lock in place 2 Secure an inner rail to the HDD drawer with screws 3 Repeat the previous procedures for the additional innerrail 4 Install an HDD drawer See Installing an HDD Drawer on page 17 5 Install the HDDs See Installing a 3 5 HDD on page28 6 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 52: ...DDs See Removing a 3 5 HDD on page30 4 Remove the expander boards See Removing an Expander Board on page31 5 Disconnect the cables from the HDD backplanes 6 Remove an HDD drawer See Removing an HDD Drawer on page15 7 Turn an HDD drawer over and place an HDD drawer on a clean workspace 8 Remove the inner rail See Removing an Inner Rail on page48 9 Remove the screws securing a rail bracket to an HDD...

Page 53: ...crews 3 Install the inner rail See Installing an Inner Rail on page49 4 Turn an HDD drawer over 5 Install an HDD drawer See Installing an HDD Drawer on page 17 6 Connect the cables to the HDD backplanes 7 Install the expander boards See Installing an Expander Board on page33 8 Install the HDDs See Installing a 3 5 HDD on page28 9 Close an HDD drawer See Closing an HDD Drawer on page14 ...

Page 54: ...emoving an Expander Board on page31 5 Disconnect the cables from the HDD backplanes 6 Remove an HDD drawer See Removing an HDD Drawer on page15 7 Turn an HDD drawer over and place an HDD drawer on a clean workspace 8 Remove the inner rail See Removing an Inner Rail on page48 9 Remove a rail bracket See Removing a Rail Bracket on page50 10 Disconnect the FFC cable from the HDD backplanes 11 Remove ...

Page 55: ...Repeat the previous procedures for the additional HDD backplane Installing a HDD Backplane Follow these steps to install an HDD backplane 1 Align the holes on an HDD backplane with the pins on an HDDdrawer ...

Page 56: ...ll a rail bracket See Installing a Rail Bracket on page51 7 Install the inner rail See Installing an Inner Rail on page49 8 Turn an HDD drawer over 9 Install an HDD drawer See Installing an HDD Drawer on page 17 10 Connect the cables to the HDD backplanes 11 Install the expander boards See Installing an Expander Board on page33 12 Install the HDDs See Installing a 3 5 HDD on page28 13 Close an HDD...

Page 57: ...e high speed connector to HDD backplane 2 Expander chipset 3 Expander chipset heat sink 4 Expander board fault LED Fan Board No Item No Item 1 1 x 7 pin fan connector to fan x 12 2 2 x 6 pin power connector to PDB 3 2 x 10 pin signal connector to PDB ...

Page 58: ...ignal connector to RPB 6 2 x 8 pin signal connector to HDD back plane 2 7 2 x 10 pin power connector to HDD backplane HDD Backplane 1 No Item No Item 1 PCIe x4 slot to CMM 2 Battery holder 3 2 x 10 pin power connector to PDB 4 2 x 9 pin signal connector to PDB 5 RJ45 to RPB 6 MiniSAS HD connector to RPB 7 1 x 40 pin FFC connector to HDD back plane 2 8 HDD connector x 55 9 XCede connector to expand...

Page 59: ... to HDD back plane 1 7 1 x 40 pin FFC connector to HDD back plane 2 8 HDD connector x 55 Rear Panel Board RPB No Item No Item 1 Internal management RJ45 to HDD backplane 1 2 2 x 6 pin signal connector to PDB 3 Internal miniSAS HD connector to HDD 4 backplane 4 UID and system status LED 5 Power button with LED 6 UID button 7 External miniSAS HD connector x 4 8 Debug connector USB type B 9 External ...

Page 60: ...Chassis Managemnt Module CMM No Item No Item 1 PCIe x4 gold finger to HDD backplane 1 2 BMC chipset Cabling Power Cable Routing ...

Page 61: ...Signal Cable Routing ...

Page 62: ...ower supply 2 Open an HDD drawer See Opening an HDD Drawer on page 13 3 Remove the HDDs See Removing a 3 5 HDD on page30 4 Remove the expander boards See Removing an Expander Board on page31 5 Disconnect the cabling from the rear side of the chassis 6 Remove the screws securing the chassis and the rack 7 Hold the hand rails and pull the chassis out of the rack Make sure to completely support the c...

Page 63: ...ly and the rear side of the chassis is facing the back of the rack cabinet 3 If we are not installing HDDs 4 Slide the chassis into the rack until it is flush with the rack posts 5 Secure the chassis in the rack with screws 6 If we are installing HDDs 7 Slide the chassis halfway into the rack making sure the rear top cover isaccessible 8 Install the expander boards See Installing an Expander Board...

Page 64: ...ove the rackmount rails 1 Remove a chassis from the rack See Removing a Chassis from the Rack on page63 2 Remove the screws securing the rear support brackets and the rack 3 Remove the screws securing the rails to the rack 4 Remove the rails from the rack ...

Page 65: ...ee to remove Installing the Rackmount Rails Follow these steps to install the rackmount rails 1 Align the bar nut on the flange of the rail The shape is designed to allow the bar nut to sit flush with the flange 2 Hold the bar nut in place and secure it with ascrew 3 Repeat for the remaining bar nuts ...

Page 66: ...rails and the rack with screws 6 Extend the rear of the rail until the rear of the rail is flush with the rear side of the rear rackpost 7 Secure the rear side of the rail in the rack with screws NOTE Screw Ø 9 1 mm square hole type posts Screw Ø 6 8 mm round hole type posts 1U 1U 1U 1U 1U 1U 1U 1U ...

Page 67: ...ket with the rear post Make sure the holes on the support bracket are aligned with the bar nut now located behind thepost 9 Secure the rear support brackets in the rack with screws 10 Repeat for the remaining rail 1U 1U 1U 1U ...

Page 68: ...can be up dated through the Yafuflash host based utility CMM FW Version Normally the end user must check the FW version before starting operations By using the standard IPMI command in the ipmitool utility you can obtain CMM FW information Command ipmitool H ip address U username P password I lanplus mc info Example root localhost ipmitool H 10 67 222 129 U admin P admin I lanplus mc info Device I...

Page 69: ...ctor are required mse 1 Image 1 selected to be flashed mse 2 Image 2 selected to be flashed 6 Image 1 first flash part is the primary boot and active image after JBOD reset or power on the default flashed target is inactive backup image if without mse option So specified the selec tor is recommended 7 Execute the following command to start the interactive CMM FW flash process Command Normal update...

Page 70: ...000 1 0 99 Existing Image and Current Image are Same So Type Y y to do Full Firmware Upgrade or N n to exit Enter your Option y WARNING FIRMWARE UPGRADE MUST NOT BE INTERRUPTED ONCE IT IS STARTED PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS FLASH TOOL FROM THE REDIRECTION CONSOLE Uploading Firmware Image 100 done Skipping boot Module root localhost Yafuflash nw ip 10 67 222 129 u admin p admin mse 1 SH M0100A ima INFO ...

Page 71: ... Flashing root Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Flashing osimage Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Flashing www Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Flashing ast2500e Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Resetting the firmware ...

Page 72: ...FIRMWARE UPGRADE MUST NOT BE INTERRUPTED ONCE IT IS STARTED PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS FLASH TOOL FROM THE REDIRECTION CONSOLE Uploading Firmware Image 100 done Skipping boot Module Flashing conf Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Flashing bkupconf Module Flashing Firmware Image 100 done Verifying Firmware Image 100 done Flashing root Module Flashing Firmware Ima...

Page 73: ...ollowing figure Command ipmitool H ip address U username P password I lanplus sel list ipmitool H ip address U username P password I lanplus sel get re cord root localhost ipmitool H 10 67 222 129 U admin P admin I lanplus mc info Device ID 32 Device Revision 1 Firmware Revision 1 00 IPMI Version 2 0 Manufacturer ID 0 Manufacturer Name Unknown Product ID 514 0x0202 Product Name Unknown 0x202 Devic...

Page 74: ...icators in the system Module LED Indicator LED color LED condition Description SAS Wide Port SAS Link LED Green ON SAS Link Up OFF SAS Link Down SAS Status LED Amber ON Data Transmission OFF No Data Transmission Online Present LED Blue ON HDD is present OFF HDD is not Present HDD Locate Fault Red ON Failed OFF Normal Blinking 4Hz Identifier Blinking long short short HDD slot power is off Updating ...

Page 75: ...hnologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_2 SAS_35X_36 1 SledgeHammer_2 SAS_35X_36 51C666DF B6CB203F 2 SledgeHammer_0 SAS_35X_36 51C666DF B6CB803F 3 SledgeHammer_1 SAS_35X_36 51C666DF B6CB903F 4 SledgeHammer_3 SAS_35X_36 51C666DF B6CB303F root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB203F down fw Expander Firmware_Image_ v0 0 0 2_20170223 fw 1 y g3Xflash Expander Flash Util...

Page 76: ...lidation of image is successful Download Successful root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB903F down fw Expander Firmware_Image_ v0 0 0 2_20170223 fw 1 y g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_1 SAS_35X_36 Expander Validation Passed Checksum Passed Target Firmware Region 01 Current Version 00...

Page 77: ...e Expanders g3Xflash i SAS Address down mfg Expander MFG image 3 y root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB203F down mfg Expander MFG_Image_ v0 0 0 2_20170223 bin 3 y g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_2 SAS_35X_36 Image Validation Passed Checksum Passed Current Version 00 01 Replacement V...

Page 78: ...ologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_1 SAS_35X_36 Image Validation Passed Checksum Passed Current Version 00 01 Replacement Version 00 02 Pre Validation of image is successful Downloading File Download Complete Post validating Post Validation of image is successful Download Successful root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB303F down mfg Expander MFG_Image_ v0 0 0 ...

Page 79: ..._35X_36 Expander reset request successfully sent to expander root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB803F reset exp y g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_0 SAS_35X_36 Expander reset request successfully sent to expander root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB903F reset exp y g3Xflash Expander...

Page 80: ... Linux To check the expander firmware version using Linux 1 Log into the Linux terminal 2 Open the Terminal 3 Create a temporary folder expander 4 Copy g3Xflash utility to expander folder 5 Execute the following command to scan expander devices and obtain four Expander SAS addresses g3Xflash i get avail root expander g3Xflash i get avail g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2...

Page 81: ...lity Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_0 SAS_35X_36 Firmware Region Version 00 00 00 02 root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB903F get ver g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_1 SAS_35X_36 Firmware Region Ver...

Page 82: ...FG Version 00 02 Platform Version 00 00 Product Name FOXCONN JBOD Platform Name SledgeHammer_EXP2 root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB203F get ver 3 g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_2 SAS_35X_36 Reading the MFG Version Info page Product Id 48 Platform Id 00 FW Version 00 00 00 02 MFG...

Page 83: ... Name SledgeHammer_EXP1 root expander g3Xflash i 51C666DFB6CB203F get ver 3 g3Xflash Expander Flash Utility Version 14 1 0 0 Copyright 2016 Avago Technologies All rights reserved Initializing Interface Expander SledgeHammer_2 SAS_35X_36 Reading the MFG Version Info page Product Id 48 Platform Id 00 FW Version 00 00 00 02 MFG Version 00 02 Platform Version 00 00 Product Name FOXCONN JBOD Platform N...

Page 84: ... voltage 200 240V Rated current 40A Rated frequency 50 60Hz System cooling fan Hot plug 60 x 38 fan x 12 Environmental Specifications Operating Temperature 5 C to 35 C Non operating Temperature 40 C to 70 C Non operating Relative Humidity 40 C 93 RH Before You Contact TradeDX Be sure to have the following information available before you call TradeDX Technical support registration number if applic...

Page 85: ...Contact Address TradeDX s r o Karlov 245 284 01 Kutná Hora Czech Republic To contact TradeDX by a phone call 00420737264041 For other contact information please visit website www tradedx eu contacts ...

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