1U10 SAS JBOD USER`S MANUAL
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1. euer nennen nenne nnn nnn nnn annt 1 US KEV Features sen L 1 moldes Bem c 1 SAS IOS GoOnDnecdlofiS sss 2 DVO FEU S a TT 2 Firmware Upgrade ANAN 2 MONTONG 2 1 2 Unpacking the 3 E3FrontParnel FC ALLIS chs oases seed e E 5 1 4 Rear Panel Peat les xcs sm 6 POWER SUD cS 7 CHAPTER 2 HARDWARE 8 2 1 Removing Installing Disk Drives eee eee eese e eee ee eee eere eee teen eset 8 Installing a Disk into the Drive 9 2 2 Connecting the JBOD 10 a HO Stisen ieus reete eue 10 oingle JBOD ConllgilallOl susutiao tis dent iti IIS TERRA HER IERI Pu treats p ten ida 10 JBOD Cascading COMIGUrAN OM ume Sepe taedis top mend teh Pe cuts uad tap atat ca Ira toe ups uei 10 2 3 Powering on the JBOD root rrr rr eR Yee Yo Fox 11 2 4 Tuming Off ihe JBOD evt i ERO e EROR EE DOE DETUR EO ER We cases 11 2 5 Restarting the JBOD oov o rona vi npe NN E 12 2 6 Replacing a Power SUDDIV 12 2 7 Replacing a e 13 2 8 Removing Installing IO MOdull2. 1 4 Rear Panel Features I O connections for power host expansion and RS 232 are located on the rear of the unit Secondary IO Module Primary IO Module Figure 1 3 1 Real Panel e Redundant 1 1 hot swap Power supplies dual AC input LED on the power supply Green On Power is on Off failed or power cord unplugged e I O Module Single or Dual Redundant LED on the I O Module Blue Flashing normal Off the IO module failed Feature Description COM Port The RS 232 serial ports is used for debug and firmware upgrade Mini SAS 4x Connectors These are dual host and one expansion connectors Page 6 Power Supplies Two power supplies are located at the rear of the subsystem Plug in the AC cords Use the Power On Off switch on the front side to turn on the JBOD If a power supply fails to function or the power cord unplugged the front Systen Alert LED will turn red on and an alarm will sound Pressing the mute button on the front of the unit will immediate stop the alarm from sounding and turn off the FAIL LED Feature Description P S AC Inlet Connect a power cord to the AC inlet for each power supply Power LED This will light green to indicate that power is on P S Fans P S 1 LED P S 2 screw P S 1 screw ta Nd Ge y AC Inlet P S 1 AC Inlet P S 2 P S 2 LED Page 7 Chapter 2 HARDWARE SETUP 2 1 Removing Installing Disk Drives This section describes the dri
3. C Page 2 1 2 Unpacking the Subsystem Before removing the subsystem from the shipping carton visually inspect the physical condition of the shipping carton Exterior damage to the shipping carton may indicate that the contents of the carton are damaged If any damage is found do not remove the components contact the dealer where the subsystem was purchased for further instructions Before continuing first unpack the subsystem and verify that the contents of the shipping carton are all there and in good condition The Set colors black amp silver please indicate specific color when purchasing devices Single IO module Drive canister module packed separated Printed Quick Operation Guide with safety precautions User s manual and utilities in a CD regional Power cord US or EU Page 3 Serial cable DB 9 to stereo mini jack Screws for disk mounting to the drive canister 4x per drive 6x as spare Rear brackets for rack mounting with screws for the chassis and the rack If any of these items are missing or damaged please contact your dealer or sales representative for assistance OPTIONS Below optional items are sold separately please contact with your dealer or sales representative if any mmm host to JBOD connection cable length 1m P N CBL SAE IPIF 1M Infiniband to mini SAS 4x connector For single module models 1x For dual IO modules models 2x Optional l
4. are any questions or if further information is required please contact your local dealer or sales representative Page 24 4 2 Out of band Firmware Upgrade You can also upgrade firmware via the serial port In case you failed the main firmware ROM during the FWLOAD EXE upgrading there is another way to upgrade Perform Preliminaries 1 Using a PC with a DB9 serial port connect the IO module of the JBOD with the provided serial cable DB9 to stereo mini jack 3 To disconnect all the SAS connectors of the IO module is recommended 4 For dual IO modules the other module must be removed from the JBOD Otherwise will fail upgrading 5 If you ever failed firmware upgrade of the main ROM close the Second ROM pins to set it on 6 Apply power to the SAS JBOD 7 Run Hyperterminal 6 3 or earlier version with settings 9600 none 8 1 none on the PC Procedure 1 Power on the JBOD the IO module without SAS connectors connected boot from second ROM backup firmware Press Enter Twice for the arrow signal comes out 2 3 4 arrow gt command line for the system ready 5 gt Stat to check the current latest firmware 6 gt fwupdate to start upgrading g SAS HyperTerminal Unlicensed x File Edit View Call Transfer Help Module Vers Description VSC7153C AIC JBOD 16 ECM R2 Mar 15 2006 17 30 08 libsyssv 98 System Services Library Jan 6 2006 13 23 59 libsmp 61 SMP Diagnost
5. between the host and JBOD are connected securely 2 Plug in both power supplies to AC inlets 3 Press the On Off button located on the front panel to turn the unit on The blue power LED on the front panel will turn on 4 Wait until the drives in the unit have come online Ensure the JBOD enclosure is powered up prior to powering on the Host server Once the JBOD is running refer to your SAS HBA or RAID card manual to configure the JBOD 2 4 Turning off the JBOD When turning off the JBOD first shut down the server then power off the JBOD Use the Power On Off button located on the front of the unit to power off the JBOD Page 11 2 5 Restarting the JBOD When restarting or rebooting the host system the JBOD does not need to be reset or powered off 2 6 Replacing a Power Supply The JBOD includes redundant hot swap power supply units PSU To insert or remove the power supplies use the screw located on each power supply If a power supply fails to function or the power cord unplugged the front Fail LED will turn red on and an alarm will sound Pressing the mute button on the front of the unit will immediate stop the alarm from sounding and turn off the FAIL LED P S Fans P S 1 LED P S 2 screw P S 1 screw b L AC Inlet P S 1 AC Inlet P S 2 P S 2 LED To remove and replace a failed power supply module 1 Check the LED on the power supply to determine which one has failed The power on Gr
6. power is still on and the unit is still operating Redundant systems can be designed to swap drives circuit boards power supplies and virtually anything that is duplicated within the system Redundant It is used to guard the primary system from failure by acting as a back up system CD ROM Short for Compact Disc Read Only Memory a type of optical disk capable of storing large amounts of data USB Universal Serial Bus is a serial bus standard to interface devices USB supports Plug and Play installation and hot plugging Page 28
7. s abuse misuse or negligent acts and power failure or surges fire flood accident actions of third parties or other events outside reasonable control Copyright Under the copyright laws this publication may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form electronic or mechanical including photocopying recording storing in an information retrieval system or translating in whole or in part without the prior written consent of the manufacture Trademarks Product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or trade names of their respective companies Changes The Manufacturer reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes in the content hereof without the obligation of the manufacturer to notify any person of such revision or changes FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FE Warning A shielded type power cord is required in order to meet FCC emission limits and also to prevent interference to the nearby radio and television reception It is essential that only the supplied power cord be used e Use only shielded cables to connect I O devices to this equipment You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly appro
8. 110R S XJ SA26 110R B 1 1 Key Features Rackmount 1U Form factor Supports ten 10 hot swap Small Form Factor 2 5 SAS and SATA drives Front LED indications Supports one or dual redundant modules Each IO module supports three 3 mini SAS 4x connectors dual host connections and one expansion connection In band Windows only and out of band Firmware Upgrade Environmental Monitoring SEP SES Support Redundant 1 1 and hot swap Power supplies 250W with PFC Form Factor 1U 1 75 high Rack mount Page 1 SAS Host Connections Dual host ports for high availability e Transfer speeds of up to 1 200 MB s per port connection Drive Features E Ten 10 hot swap drive canisters e SAS and SATA drive interfaces supported e Cooling to support up to 15 000rpm drive speeds e LEDs indicators for hard drive status and unit faults Firmware Upgrade Features e In band firmware upgrade application for Windows only Serial port firmware upgrade out of band via RS 232 terminal console Environment Monitoring amp Key components and internal temperature of the unit are real time monitored including fans power supplies and IO module s e If any system fault event happened system fault LED will light red and the beep will sound At that time press the mute button on the front panel to turn off the LED and beep e System fault LED will turn red and the beep will sound if overheating greater or equal to 50
9. 1U10 SAS JBOD XJ SAxx 110R x USER S MANUAL Document number MAN 00089 A P N NONE Important Information Warranty Our product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment as evidenced by receipts or other documentation The manufacture at its option repair or replace equipment that proves to be defective during the warranty period This warranty includes parts and labor The media on which you receive software are warranted not to fail to execute programming instructions due to defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 90 days from date of shipment as evidenced by receipts or other documentation The manufacture will at its option repair or replace software media that do not execute programming instructions if the manufacture receives notice of such defects during the warranty period The manufacture does not warrant that the operation of the software shall be uninterrupted or error free National Instruments believes that the information in this document is accurate The document has been carefully reviewed for technical accuracy In the event that technical or typographical errors exist the manufacture reserves the right to make changes to subsequent editions of this document without prior notice to holders of this edition The reader should consult National Instruments if errors are suspected In no event shall the manufacture be liable for any damages
10. 6_0110A s3r PRAIS ecm7153 0103d 06 0110A s3r F n 3r f Am SOR dS i 22 ABA 2006 1 11 03 38 X 597 KB soc LIT 48 45 00 PRASAD AN Files 9 select XModem protocol and click Send to transfer firmware vitesse HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help gt gt fucfg ROM Location Primary BFC00000 2025 Secondary BFC40000 Folder C Documents and Settings Support My Filename Memory Conf 1 gurat 10n C Documents and Settings Support My Docume Chip Select Dev ROMCS BFC00000 SPI CSO 000000 CS1 000000 CS2 100000 secondRom enable Secondary SPI EEPROM chip enabled 2nd half of SPI EEPROM Address set to BFD00000 fwupdate seconly Start XMODEM 128 transfer Type x to return to cmd mode COCEECCEEES_ 297 Connected 00 03 18 Auto detect 19600 amp N 1 SCROLL ceps NUM Capture Print echo 10 Start firmware upgrading Page 26 Xmodem file send for vitesse vitesse HyperTerminal Fie Edit View Cal Transfer Help Sending C Documents and Settings SupportMy 15 0103 Pra a a heck Sa GEN m Da 55 umm Packet 137 Error checking Checksum Retries 0 Total retries 0 Last error File a of 598K Elapsed 00 00 27 Remaining 00 15 37 Throughput 635 cps i
11. are Figure1 SAS device detected in Windows 5 The Found New Hardware Wizard window will start see Figure 2 Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard This wizard helps you install a device driver for hardware device To continue click Next Or he he Figure2 Found New Hardware Wizard looking for SAS Expander driver Page 22 6 When the Found New Hardware Wizard asks to install drivers for the SAS Expander device click on the Cancel button to bypass driver installation see Figure 3 Found New Hardware Wizard Install Hardware Device Drivers rates A device driver is software program that enables hardware device to work with cy an operating system This wizard will complete the installation for this device p Xtore XJ2x 4T 45 1600 SCSI Enclosure Device device diver is software program that makes a hardware device work Windows needs driver files for your new device To locate driver files and complete the installation click Next What do you want the wizard to da Display a list of the known drivers for this device that can choose a specific driver Figure3 Found New Hardware Wizard asks to install drivers for SAS Expander 7 Once Windows has completed the logon process save the latest firmware image to a known location on the PC 8 Copy the FWLOAD EXE executable application from the provided CD to a kno
12. arising out of or related to this document or the information contained in it EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED HEREIN THE MANUFACTURER MAKES NO WARRANTIES EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY AND DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON INFRINGEMENT OR A WARRANTY THAT THE PRODUCT WILL OPERATE ERROR FREE IN NO EVENT SHALL THE MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR THE COST OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE HARDWARE SOFTWARE OR SERVICES LOST PROFITS LOST DATA OR ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT OR THE SERVER THIS LIMITATION SHALL APPLY EVEN IF THE MANUFACTURER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES AND NOTWITHSTANDING ANY FAILURE OF ESSENTIAL PURPOSE OF ANY LIMITED REMEDY PROVIDED HEREIN This limitation of the liability of the manufacturer will apply regardless of the form of action whether in contract or tort including negligence Any action against the manufacturer must be brought within one year after the cause of action accrues The manufacture shall not be liable for any delay in performance due to causes beyond its reasonable control The warranty provided herein does not cover damages defects malfunctions or service failures caused by owner s failure to follow the manufacture installation operation or maintenance instructions owner s modification of the product owner
13. d Connected 00 01 35 Auto detect 9600 8 N 1 11 After completely done firmware updating Power off the JBOD 12 Power on the JBOD 13 Ensure the latest firmware updated vitesse HyperTerminal aai File Edit View Call Transfer Help amp Status Status OK C771 Laetest FW 03d Ktore JD 1 Jan 11 2006 15 38 11 2 System Services Librar 09 42 68 01 01 SMP Diagnostic Library 09 41 44 01 02 SSP SES Diagnostic library 18 11 25 01 02 SMP Transport Library A 09 41 52 01 03 PHV Transport Library 09 41 47 01 03 SSP Transport Library 09 41 59 00 02 GUI Transport Library 09 41 58 Transport Configuration Base Int Diag ONBORRD ONBORRD ONBORRD 1 sesssp ONBOARD 1 1181 NM Connected 00 00 11 Auto detect 9600 8 N 1 SCROLL caps NUM Capture Print echo Page 27 GLOSSARY Ricer Card A card that plugs into the motherboard to provide a perpendicular extension of the bus Adapter cards are then plugged into the riser instead of the motherboard allowing a lower profile to the case Most often used for desktop systems that sit under the monitor 1U 2U A U Rack Unit is equal to 1 75 in height One rack unit is commonly designated as 1U similarly 2 rack units are 20 and so on HDD A hard disk drive HDD commonly referred to as a hard drive or hard disk Hot Swap The ability to pull out a component from a system and plug in a new one while the
14. d screws provided with the JBOD to mount the unit to the back of the cabinet Align the front mounting ears with the front cabinet holes and secure with the screws provided to mount the front of the JBOD to the cabinet Please note that some cabinets might have different vertical mounting column design The brackets provided are intended to work with various types of cabinets however special mounting brackets from the cabinet manufacturer might need to be used if the brackets supplied do not work Page 16 CHAPTER 3 SOFTWARE APPLICATION This chapter describes how to administer and monitor the JBOD with the provided Windows application SAS Product Manager 3 1 SAS Product Manager The following steps are recommended to install the provided the latest SAS Product Manager Please note previous version of SAS Product Manager is only required when you received an engineering sample with earlier expander chip version fi C Documents and Settings Administratori Desktop GUI z ioj x File Edit Favorites Tools Help a Back gt Search gt Folders 3 Xx iY Address C Documents and Settings Administrator Desktop GUI Go Name TSize Type Date Modified Attributes A fw_download_via_SA5_Proce 124 KB Adobe Acrobat Doc 11 22 2005 6 07 PM Y fwload exe 212 KB Application 11 22 2005 6 04 PM Bewload rar 197 KB WinRAR archive 2 7 2006 9 50 4M 4 QuickS
15. e cccsssccsssccssscssssscsssscsssscsssssssssssscssssssssssssssssssssssosees 15 2 9 Installing Rear Brackets for Fixed Cabinet Mounting c eeeeeeeeeeeenee 16 CHAPTER SOFTWARE APPLICATION 17 3 1 5AS Product Mana el eter EUER UH IE He i ER uM 17 3 2 Hardware Fault Alarmi ae 20 CHAPTER 4 FIRMWARE UPGRADE eene eee nen nnn 22 4 1 SAS In band Firmware Upgrade cce L eee eee eee eee eee esee eese seen esee ease tease eanse 22 4 2 Out of band Firmware Upgrade 4 ce eee e ee eee eee ette esee eese etta esten esee ease tease tanse 25 GLOSSARY Fe 28 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION The 1U 10 Bay SAS Serial Attached SCSI JBOD Just a Bunch Of Disks is a high performance high density scalable SAS to SAS SATA Serial ATA Disk Expansion Enclosure The unit can be cascaded from a SAS server or SAS DAS Direct Attached Storage through expander for maximum storage expansion The JBOD is made up of several modules including one or dual IO modules with intelligent environmental monitoring hot swappable backplane board power supplies fans LED indications on the front panel and hot swappable hard drive canisters Silver color Black color Single IO module XJ SA13 110R S XJ SA13 110R B Dual IO modules XJ SA26
16. e heard as the latch engages The HDD status LED on the canister will light 7 The HDD power LED will turn blue If the HDD power LED does not turn blue check the following a Make sure the hard drive is in good condition b Reinsert the drive canister into the slot to ensure that there is a good connection c Check whether correct screw holes used see step 4 8 The LED blinks blue only when being accessed WARNING Electrical static discharge ESD can damage your drive or other components without causing visible signs of physical damage To provide ESD protection ground yourself by touching any metal part of the subsystem chassis Page 9 2 2 Connecting the JBOD to a Host Single JBOD Configuration Host Server with a SAS HBA or SAS RAID card SFF8470 SFF8088 infiniband miniSAS 4x for host for JBOD A typical configuration is shown in the above Figure Use the provided cable as illustrated to connect the JBOD to a host server JBOD Cascading Configuration Optional cables can be purchased to connect multiple JBOD enclosures See section 1 2 Page 10 Host Server with a SAS HBA or SAS RAID card SFF8470 SFF8088 infiniband miniSAS 4x 26 pin for host for JBOD For connecting JBOD to JBOD 2 3 Powering on the JBOD After drive installation is complete connected to the Host server the JBOD can be turned on This should be done in the following order 1 Ensure that the cable s
17. een LED would be in the Off state on the failed power supply module Disconnect the AC power cord Unscrew of the failed power supply Pull out the failed power supply module using the handle Insert a new working module Push it back in until it is fully inserted and use the screw to fix D d w Je Connect the AC power cord and turn on the AC power switch CAUTION To maintain proper airflow in the unit do NOT remove a failed power unit until a replacement is readily available Page 12 2 Replacing a Fan The JBOD includes two fans within each IO module The JBOD does not have to be shutdown before replacing a fan However the IO module has to be removed to replace the fan Please note removing one IO module might not maintain effective airflow to cool the JBOD If a fan fails to function both of the System Alert and Fan Fail LED will turn red on and an alarm will sound Pressing the mute button on the front of the unit will immediate stop the alarm from sounding and turn off the FAIL LED 1 Check the fan fail LED on the front panel to determine either Primary or Secondary module containing the failed fan See section 1 3 2 Remove the IO module containing the failed fan See section 2 8 3 Unscrew the screws on the two sides and the top side to separate the top cover from the module Page 13 4 Disconnect two fan connectors 5 Gently take the fan module toward
18. ength 2M P N CBL SAE IPIF 2M OPTION SAS JBOD to JBOD connection cable length 2 1m P N CBL SAE IPIP 1M Mini SAS 4x connector to mini SAS 4x connector ditto length 2m P N CBL SAE IPIP 2M OPTION Second Dual IO Module 3 P N XT IOM 1U10JSA S silver P N XT IOM 1U10JSA B black OPTION 4 amp 5 20 Sliding Rail P N FRR FR20 TW AR or 28 Sliding Rail P N FRR FR28 TW AR Page 4 1 3 Front Panel Features Primary IO module Power Rail LED fan error Mute button Secondary IO module fan error HDD bays are identified from top to down and then from left to right from enclosure front side as 1 to 10 Front LEDs LED Description from top to down LED color System Power Alert LED blue red Blue On System is powered on Red On if any system fault event happened Fan Fail Power Fail Module Fail Overheat Off no power Primary IO module fan fail LED red Red On if any fan of the primary IO module failed Off fan normal Secondary IO module fan fail LED red Red On if any fan of the secondary IO module failed Off fan normal System Power on off switch Mute button To reset the alarm buzzer after any system fault event Page 5 Drive Status LED on each drive canister LED Description LED color Drive access failure blue red Red On Drive failed identified by expander HBA Blue Flashing Drive activity Blue On Drive ready Off No drive asserted
19. ic Library Mar 15 2006 SSP SES Diagnostic library Mar 15 2006 SMP Transport Library Jan 6 2006 PHY Transport Library Jan 6 2006 SSP Transport Library Jan 6 2006 GUI Transport Library Jan 6 2006 Transport Configuration Base Int Diag ONBOARD i libsmp ONBOARD 1 ONBOARD 1 sesssp ONBOARD i fwupdate Connected 0 18 47 Auto detect 9600 8 N 1 SCROLL Num Capture Print echo Z 7 select Transfer send file of the menu bar Page 25 Hex vitesse HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Receive File 5 Capture Text Memory Confi Chip Selec s Tot Size Sec Size Capture to Printer STMICRO SPIO0080000 00010000 BFDOO000 GENERIC_RAM OTHER 00100000 00000000 000000 CS2 BF100000 secondRom enable Secondary SPI EEPROM chip enabled 2nd half of SPI EEPROM Address set to BFD00000 gt fwupdate seconly Start KMODEM 128 transfer Type x to return to cmd mode CCCCCCCCCCSS BBOBBOBBOBBO Aborted by User Firmware updated failed Please try again 40004340500505C Illegal command Type or help for a list gt fwupdate seconly i MMODEM 128 transfer Type x to return to cmd mode S Sends a file to the remote system 8 To select the right firmware Select File to Send xtore vsc715x 0103d 06_0110A ecdc7153 0103d 06 0110A s3r ecdc 154 0103d 0
20. power outlet The current load and output power of loads shall be within the specification This equipment must be connected to reliable grounding before using Place the power cord out of the way of foot traffic Do not place anything over the power cord The power cord must be rated for the product voltage and current marked on the product s electrical ratings label The voltage and current rating of the cord should be greater than the voltage and current rating marked on the product If the equipment is not used for a long time disconnect the equipment from mains to avoid being damaged by transient over voltage Never open the equipment For safety reasons only qualified service personnel should open the equipment If one of the following situations arise the equipment should be checked by service personnel v power cord or plug is damaged Y Liquid has penetrated the equipment v equipment has been exposed to moisture v equipment does not work well or will not work according to its user s manual v equipment has been dropped and or damaged lt The equipment has obvious signs of breakage v Please disconnect this equipment from the AC outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid or detergent for cleaning The use of a moisture sheet or cloth is recommended for cleaning Product features and specifications are subject to change without notice Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
21. tart pdf 658KB Adobe Acrobat Doc 11 16 200512 44PM jSlsetup vi D2 msi 1 777 KB Windows Installer P 11 16 2005 12 44 PM isetup v1 03 msi 1 893KB Windows Installer P 12 2 2005 1 55 PM Double click to execute the setup program i 545 Product Manager Select Installation Folder The installer will install 545 Product Manager to the following folder To install in this folder click Next Ta install ta different folder enter it below or click Browse Folder C Program Files Vitesse Semiconductor SAS Product Managers Browse Disk Cost Install SAS Product Manager For yourself or for anyone who uses this computer C Evernvone Just me Click the Next button to select the default installation folder Page 17 im S545 Product Manager Installation Complete S45 Product Manager has been successfully installed Click Close to exit Please use Windows Update to check for any critical updates to the HET Framework Click the Close button to end installation S45 Product Manager The SAS Product Manager shortcut will appear on the desktop double click to launch LIM Tuus File Settings View Configure BIST Log Help VITESSE Press Logon to begin communication with a Vitesse SAS Product Select File and then select Logon to communicate with the SAS expander device Page 18 on i vie
22. top of the IO module ses LA 29 2233 6 Unscrew 4 screws on both sides of the fan module Page 14 7 Replace with the workable fans 8 Secure the fan into the fan module with four screws on both sides 9 Secure the fan module back into the IO module with four screws on both sides And then secure the top cover with all screws 10 Insert the IO module back to the JBOD See section 2 8 2 8 Removing Installing IO Modules The JBOD includes single or redundant hot swap SAS Expender I O modules For redundant modules in case one I O module failed it can be replaced without shutting down the JBOD The blue LED on the IO module will flash once per one to two seconds to indicate normal operation If the module failed the blue LED will turn off Warning To maintain effective airflow to cool the JBOD do not remove the expander IO module unless a replacement can be immediately added Page 15 1 Unscrew two screws of the IO module 2 Hold tight the handle to pull out of the enclosure Installing Modules 1 Slide the module into the enclosure until it is fully inserted and secure the IO module with two SCrews 2 For single module it has to be located on the primary location 2 9 Installing Rear Brackets for Fixed Cabinet Mounting One pair of rear supporting brackets is provided for fix mounting the JBOD into a standard 19 cabinet Use the rear mounting brackets an
23. ult event happened system FAIL LED on the front will light red and the beep will sound Fault event Fail LED red on HDD fail Controlled by the host Power supply fail or power cord unplug wo pe One module fail for dual IO modules only he Overheat Page 20 Press the mute button to turn off LED and beep Run SAS Product Manager see section 3 1 Go to Command Line Interface type tShowState and press Enter to check status s Product Manager E 2 A u Se ee t ru P 7 VITESSE meo MUTA AS 5 la pr Page 21 CHAPTER 4 FIRMWARE UPGRADE This chapter describes how to upgrade firmware using either In band Windows GUI utility or out of band RS 232 console via the x modem protocol Using GUI utility to upgrade is recommended 4 1 SAS In band Firmware Upgrade The following steps are recommended as a step by step to upgrade firmware with the FWLOAD EXE executable application 1 Apply power to the SAS JBOD 2 Using a PC with a SAS Host Adapter updated with latest firmware and drivers connect only one IO module of the JBOD with the SAS cable 3 Boot up the PC with the SAS Host Adapter 4 After logging into Windows if the SSP virtual PHY is enabled with the proper firmware loaded into the SAS Expander device of the JBOD then the Found new hardware Windows will appear see Figure 1 Found New Hardw
24. ve canister features and gives instructions on installing removing a hard drive Perform the following steps to remove a drive canister from the enclosure 1 Press the latch on the right then the canister handle will be automatically released 2 Carefully press the handle to left to disconnect the canister and drive from the backplane The handle is cam mechanism that will make a safe connection and disconnection of the drive into or out of the JBOD You can see the blue drive power LED turned off after the drive disconnected 3 drive was running in the canister wait at least 1 minute for the drive to spin down after disconnecting it from the unit before fully removing it from the enclosure Remove the canister and drive from the enclosure When handling with a hard drive ensure proper grounding to protect the drive from static electricity Page 8 Installing a Disk into the Drive Canister 1 Pull out the disk canister If a disk drive pre installed removing the drive by unscrewing on the canister bottom side 2 Unpack the hard drive 3 Place the hard drive in the disk canister 4 Install the four mounting screws to secure the drive in the disk canister Please use the first mounting holes near the drive connectors Otherwise the drive cannot connect to the backplane 5 Slide the canister gently all the way into the enclosure 6 When the canister is fully home close the handle a click should b
25. ved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before getting started please read the following important cautions All cautions and warnings on the equipment or in the manuals should be noted Most electronic components are sensitive to electrical static discharge therefore be sure to ground yourself at all times when installing the internal components Use a grounding wrist strap and place all electronic components in static shielded devices Grounding wrist straps can be purchased in any electronic supply store Do not open the system s top cover If opening the cover for maintenance is a must only a trained technician should do so Integrated circuits on computer boards are sensitive to static electricity Before handling a board or integrated circuit touch an unpainted portion of the system unit chassis for a few seconds This will help to discharge any static electricity on your body Place this equipment on a reliable surface when install A drop or fall could cause injury Please keep this equipment from away humidity Do not leave this equipment in an environment unconditioned out of operation or storage temperature range may damage the equipment Never pour any liquid into ventilation openings This could cause fire or electrical shock Make sure the voltage of the power source is within the specification on the label when connecting the equipment to the
26. w Configure BIST VITESSE 10 xi el SF 2 VITESSE Expander SAS Address 50015B21 80000450 Address from File RAM 50015B21 80000460 SAS Product Identifier Firmware Revision Physical PHY Count MASSP Virtual PHY Enabled SSP Virtual PHY SAS Address 50015B21 80000479 Product Identifier J16_EM VB01 A2 Product Revision m vendor Identifier Discovering SAN Topology Max Expander Route Indexes hex Page 19 ziBixi File Settings View Configure BIST Log Help Vi a v9 PHY Status 5 EventLog ll Command Line Interface ES SAN Topology E PHY Display 11 Statistics Expander SAS Address SAS Address from File RAM SAS Product Identifier Firmware Revision Physical PHY Count SSP Virtual PHY Enabled SSP Virtual PHY SAS Address Product Identifier A Product Revision AVendor Identifier A Max Expander Route Indexes hex 50015621 80000460 50015821 80000460 7153 0106d e4 True 50015B21 80000479 SJ15 EM VBU1 A2 106 AIC 0140 a ATORE WIN2003 Administrator heo Expander Status Online 11 13 AM Please refer to the online help to learn the functions of SAS Product Manager 3 2 Hardware Fault Alarm Critical hardware components are monitored system overheating lO module fail HDD fail Fan fail e Power supply module status Fault event definition EM 1 system overheat 2 fan fail 1000 RPM If any fa
27. wn location on the PC see Figure 4 Fwload exe Figure4 FWLOAD EXE executable application 9 Run the FWLOAD EXE executable application the application will proceed with detecting the SAS devices connected to the Host PC 10 After the application detects the SAS devices the Firmware Loader window will be displayed see Figure 5 Page 23 Vitesse Firmware Loader Select Firmware Image Select uisi s 71 24 E E rd SEA Figured Firmware Loader window 11 Click the Browse button and locate the latest firmware image that was saved to the PC see Figure 6 Vitesse Firmware Loader Select Firmware Image Select Device Productid Vendor Rev Protocol V5C7154 Eval Brd VITESSE 1 Host XX XXXXX Figure6 Firmware Loader window with firmware selected 12 After the firmware image has been selected click the Update button to start the SAS In Band firmware update routine 13 A progress bar will be shown to indicate the status of the firmware update routine 14 After 1 to 2 minutes the firmware update will be completed and the Firmware Loader window will be displayed again see Figure 5 15 Close the Firmware Loader application window 16 For continued proper operation shutdown and restart the SAS JBOD and restart the host PC The firmware update procedure should now be completed with the FWLOAD EXE executable application If there
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