Features
The 2000I-DP and the HDIT-108R, as all products in the HDIT product line,
are specifically designed to provide unsurpassed performance and reliability where
rack space is very limited. TAG’s R&D department have labored over countless CAD
drawings to fully utilize every square inch of space. The 2000I-DP and the HDIT-
108R is comprised of the following features:
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(2) 2U heavy-duty industrialized 90-mil. rack-mount server chassis (24”x19”x3.5”)
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Locking slide rails
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300W auto-switching power supply for 2000I-DP and HDIT-108R
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2 high performance blowers for thermal dissipation across the HDIT chassis
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Dual 1GHz. Pentium
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III processors each with 256KB high-performance cache
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Genuine Intel
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motherboard featuring the Server Works Set III LE chipset
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On-board SCSI controller
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On-board 4MB SGRAM video adapter
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Dual On-board 10/100 NIC’s
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PCI RAID Controller with 16MB of RAID Cache
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512MB 100MHz. SDRAM/ECC RAM, expandable to 2GB
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(2) 2GB Ultra2 Wide SCSI LVD, hot-swap hard drives - 2000-I-DP
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(4) 18GB Ultra-Wide SCSI, hot-swap hard drives - HDIT-108R
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Internal SCSI PC Card Reader
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48X E-IDE CD-ROM
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SCSI Linking Cable
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3.5” 1.44MB Floppy Drive
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Microsoft NT Server 4.0
RAID Drive Rebuild
In the event that a hot-swap drive should fail, the HDIT-108R will still maintain
operation of the machine, but the machine is considered “critical”. The HDIT-108R
will still function at full capacity, however the damaged drive should be replaced as
quickly as possible. Go to Page 4 for detailed instructions on the replacement of a
new hot-swap hard drive for the HDIT-108R. Once the failed drive has been replaced,
the 2000I-DP will automatically recognize and initialize the replacement drive.
Top Access Removal Instructions
When servicing the 2000I-DP or the HDIT-108R, disconnect the unit from the
power source, and remove the power cord
(See Pages 10 & 11)
. All 22
(See
Figure 20)
screws need to be removed from the Top Access Panel to service the
unit.
Note: The two screws are located on the Front Panel of the 2000I-DP.
Failure to remove those will result in damaging the Top Access Panel.
The 2000I-DP or the HDIT-108R should never be serviced without contacting
TAG’s Tactical Technical Support Team first.
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Figure 20
