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Quick Installation Guide RAID Inc. X28 Quick Installation Guide
Precautions 1. The system is heavy even without drives installed. At least two (2) people will be required to install the subsystem. 2. The rack cabinet into which this subsystem will be installed must support overcurrent protection and must not be overloaded by the modules installed. Other requirements, such as ventilation airflow, rack stabilizing features, electrical earth, and electrical distribution, must comply with the technical specifications listed in the documentation that came with this product. 3. System Integrators should ensure that any integrated storage solution that includes this product has been tested and proved to meet government regulations and codes for subjects including safety, fire, and electrical. 4. The X28 comes with a pre-installed DDR RAM DIMM module in each RAID controller unit. 5. Make sure you have a soft, clean surface on which to place your subsystem before working on it. Placing the system on a rough surface during servicing may damage the chassis finish.
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7. Observe all standard ESD prevention methods, e.g., wear an anti-static wristband to prevent static electricity from damaging the electric components. 8. The X28 can be rackmounted in the industry standard 19-inch racks. The slide rail mounting kit is sold separately.
Quick Installation Guide
Quick Installation Guide RAID function Limitation Default Value <1GB DIMM > 1GB DIMM Yes Yes
Feature
Installation Procedures 1. Unpacking the Subsystem 2. Hard Drive Installation 3. Drive Tray Installation 4. Subsystem Cable Connections 5. DIP Switch Settings 6. Fibre Channel Settings by Jumper Assignment 7. Power On
64-bit LBA Support (>2TB) Number of LDs
16(Max.)
32(Max.)
Number of LVs
8(Max.)
16(Max.)
Number of Partitions per LD Number
16(Max.)
64(Max.)
of LUNs per Channel lD Number of
8 (32 Max.)
8 (32 Max.)
128(Max.)
1024 (Max.)
LUNs Optimization Mode
Sequential I/O (Sequential or Random) Write-Back (Write-Thru or Write-Back)
Caching Mode (Default) Striping size(Optimization for Sequential I/Os-RAID 5) Auto-
Pre-installed Modules 1. LCD panel 2. Front handles 3. Controller module(s) 4. DDR RAM DIMM module(s) 5. Battery backup unit(s) (BBUs) 6. Host connection modules 7. Drive expansion modules 8. Enclosure configuration card 9. Cooling modules 10. Power supply units (PSUs) 11. Backplane board Modules to be Installed 1. Hard drives 2. Drive trays 3. Power cords 4. Fibre cables 5. RS-232C (2 audio-jack to DB9) Y-cable 6. Ethernet cable(s)
Optimization for Sequential Mode of LD Capacity Number of Media Scan Task Scheduler Member Drives / DIMM(RAID5) of LD Product P/N X24/x28 DUAL-65 X24/x28 DUAL -6A X24/x28 DUAL -6B X24/x28 SINGLE-65 X24/x28 SINGLE-6A X24/x28 SINGLE-6B
128KB (4/8/16/32/64/128/256/512/1024KB) Disable (Enable/Disable)
assign Global Spare
64TB (Max.) 16 (Max.) 128 drives max. / 512MB
Pre-installed Memory Size on Each Controller Module 512MB DDR Cache Memory 1GB DDR Cache Memory 2GB DDR Cache Memory 512MB DDR Cache Memory 1GB DDR Cache Memory 2GB DDR Cache Memory
For more details on the Firmware, please refer to the Generic Operation Manual that came with your "Product Utility CD".
Quick Installation Guide
Quick Installation Guide
Power On
Unpacking the Subsystem subsystem(s) that are not connected directly to the Check the included Unpacking List and verify the model name and shipping contents against the list.
To power on the subsystem, follow these steps: Step 1. Install all the hardware components.
Hard Drive Installation
Step 2. Make all the connections described above. Step 3. Power on any external devices that are not directly connected to the host computer (e.g., hubs and switches).
Step 1. Place the Fibre hard drive into the drive tray. Make sure the connector at the back of the drive is facing the back of the drive tray.
Step 4. If you connected the X28 to any expansion drives, (e.g., the JBOD series), power on the host computer(s). Step 5. Power on the X28 subsystem by turning on both power switches on the rear panel of PSU modules. For the location of the power switches, please see Figure 6. Step 6. Power on the host computer(s). Please refer to the user's manual that came with your host computer for the power on procedure.
Step 2. Adjust the drive's location until the mounting holes in the drive canister are aligned with those on the hard drive. Secure the drive with four (4) of the supplied 6/32 flat-head screws. (See Figure 1) Step 3. Once the hard drives are installed into
Figure 1: Installing the Fibre Hard Drive
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NOTE: For any other hardware-related installations such as upgrading memory modules and replacing any faulty units, please refer to the X28 Installation and Hardware Reference Manual in the product CD that came with your subsystem package.
drive trays, install all sixteen (16) drive trays into the subsystem. Please refer to the drive tray installation procedures below.
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Figure 2: Drive Tray Key-Lock Rotation
Drive Tray Installation Step 1. Turn the drive tray key-lock to the unlocked position, i.e., the groove on its face is in a horizontal orientation. (See Figure 2) Figure 3: Opening Drive Tray Front Flap
Step 2. Open the front flap on the drive tray by pushing the release button on the front of the drive tray. The front flap will be opened in an upward direction. (See Figure 3) Step 3. Align the drive tray with the slot in which you wish to insert it. Make sure that it is resting on the rails inside the enclosure, and then gently slide it in. This should be done smoothly and gently. (See Figure 4)
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Step 4. Close the front flap on the drive tray. Make sure the front flap is closed properly to ensure that the connector at the back of the hard drive is firmly connected to the corresponding connector on the backplane board. If the front flap is not closed properly, then the connection between the hard drive and the subsystem will not be secure. (See Figure 5) Lock the flap in place by turning the key-lock until the groove on its face is in a vertical orientation. (See Figure 2)1
Figure 4: Installing a Drive Tray
Figure 5: Closing Drive Tray Front Flap
Quick Installation Guide
Quick Installation Guide
Subsystem Cable Connections Cooling Fans
Power Cords Step 1.Connect the two (2) provided power cords to the power sockets on the back of the system. (See Figure 6) Step 2. Make sure the power source is within the correct power range (100 to 240VAC)
DIP Switch Settings
Retention Screw LED Indicator
Prior to installing the subsystem into a storage environment, the DIP switch settings must be made. The DIP switch is located on the enclosure configuration card on the upper right of the enclosure rear panel. The DIP switch is shown in Figure 9 and the switch definitions are explained below.
Power Socket Ha ndle Cooling Module Slot
DIP Definition 1-3 Reserved
Power Switch
Default 1: Rd y
2: H_ B sy 3: D_ B sy
1 2
prior to powering on. Auto-ranging is supported by PSUs.
Figure 6: Power Supply Unit
4 1: Rd y
5
CH0 & CH1 Hub Enable/Disable CH0 & CH1 Auto/1G Speed Selection
Enable Auto 2: H_ B sy 3: D_ B sy 6: B BU _ F
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Step 3. Plug the other end of power cords into the power source.
Drive Loop Expans ion Modules
CH0 CH2 CH4
CH3 CH5 CH1 1: Rdy
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3 4
5
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CH4 & CH5 Hub Enable/Disable Enable CH4 & CH5 Auto/1G Speed Selection Auto Drive 2G/1G Speed Selection 2G 1
4: Prtr_F 5: Drty
Table 1: DIP Switch Definitions
Host Ports The X28 comes with two (2) FC ports without SFP transceivers. These ports are located at the rear of each host connection module for host connectivity (see Figure 7). Be sure to plug SFP transceivers into the FC ports before working
6: B BU _ F
4: P rtr _ F 5: Drty
1 2
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4: P rt r _ F 5: Dr ty
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Misc. Setting
2: H_Bsy 3: D_Bsy 6 : BBU_F 1 2 1 2 3 4 5
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Figure 9: DIP Switches on the Subsystem Rear Panel
1: Rdy 4: Prtr_F 2: H_Bsy 5 : D tr y 3: D_Bsy 6 : BBU_F 1 2 1 2 3 4 5
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H os t Co nnection Modules
Internal HUB (DIP 4 & DIP 6)
Figure 7: I/O Modules
on cable connections. The host connection module on the left provides Channel 0 connections while the module on the right provides Channel 1 connections (Details on FC cables and FC ports can be found in the Installation and Hardware Reference Manual in the Product Utility CD that came with your subsystem). Drive Expansion Ports Four (4) SFP port sockets are housed in each drive loop expansion module on the subsystem rear panel (see Figure 7). These SFP ports can be connected to external JBOD(s) via Fibre cables
The DIP4 and DIP6 are functional ONLY on the dual-controller model. Adjust those DIP switches on the single-controller subsystem will have no effect to the subsystem. COM Ports
Ethernet Port
Lever
Lever
LED Indicators
Figu re 8: Con tr oll er Mod ule Interf ac es
to help increase the overall capacity of the storage network. (Details on FC cables and FC ports can be found in the Installation and Hardware Reference Manual in the Product Utility CD that came with your subsystem). COM Ports Each controller module com es with two (2) COM ports. The port on the left (COM1) is reserved for terminal emulation managem ent and can be used to assign a permanent IP to the subsystem. The port on the right (COM2) is used for UPS connectivity. One(1) RS-232C (2 audio-jack to DB9) Ycable is provided to facilitate the connection of these ports. Purchase an additional cable to connect the subsystem to a UPS through the COM2 port. (See Figure 8) RJ-45 Ethernet Port After the subsystem has been assigned a permanent IP, a shielded Ethernet cable can be used to connect the RJ-45 Ethernet port to a hub on a network, enabling you to manage your subsystem via the web. (See Figure 8)
When X is going to be operated in the dual-active mode, the internal hub for Channel 0/1 (controlled by DIP4) and Channel 4/5 (controlled by DIP6) should be enabled. The hub will connect the signal paths between the sam e I/O channels to the redundant controllers. To enable the internal hubs, the DIP switch default setting of “0” must be retained. Host Channel Speed (DIP 5 & DIP 7) If the default setting is retained, the FC-AL loop will detect the available device and run at that speed. If you change the default setting, the channels will continue running at 1Gbps. Note that for the FC-AL loop to run in a new speed, the following items should also be adjusted: Firmware running on the subsystem Hyper terminal HBA card on the host computer Drive Channel Speed (DIP 8) You can select the drive channel speed with this DIP switch. By the factory default, the drive channel is running at 2Gbps. Flip this switch to the lower position if the drive ports need to run at 1Gbps. NOTE: If you like to daisy chain additional X28 subsystems, two (2) jumper switches, JP35 and JP36 on the drive loop expansion module should be adjusted. For jumper settings and further details, please refer to X28 Application Note in the product CD that came with your subsystem package.
