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1U10 RBOD User’s Manual

4) Replace the drive tray in the enclosure slot. Slide into the system until the carrier engages

the backplane.

5) Push latch 1 home to fully engage the drive. Handle 2 will rotate inward and engage with

Latch 1 and a click sound indicates the latch is secured.

6) After a moment the LED indicator should light indicating the drive has power and is

beginning initialization and spin up.

7) Allow a minute or two for the initialization process to complete. The LED should show

constant blue indicating normal inactive status or flashing blue if activity is present. If the

LED indicates red or does not illuminate:

a. Inspect the drive for proper installation. Reinsert the drive carrier to ensure proper

connection.

b. If the symptom persists, follow the procedure in above step 1 to remove the drive

tray, inspect for proper drive installation within the tray and mating with the

interposer board, and if necessary, remove and test the drive to validate it is

independent of the tray and enclosure.

2.3.3. Enclosure Slot Mapping

The map below shows physical locations and slot order in the enclosure.

Figure 2.3: 1U 10-Bay RBOD Slot Mapping

2.4. Removing and Installing an IO Module

This section describes removing and installing a FC/SAS IO Module.

Warning: Electro-Static Discharge, ESD, can damage the hard drive and other electronic

elements of the system without exhibiting physical signs of damage. Proper grounding and

protective steps should be employed when handling any ESD sensitive materials or devices.

Failure to follow proper ESD protective procedures may result in equipment damage or failure.

Warning: Handle hard drives with extreme care. Dropping the hard drive or touching the

components on the circuit board may damage the hard drive without exhibiting physical signs

of damage. Use only the mounting screws supplied with the system. Using larger screws may

damage the drive.

Warning: All drive trays must be installed regardless of whether they contain drives prior to

system operation. Drive trays in each of the drive tray slots insure proper air flow for cooling

the system. Prolonged operation with empty slots may result in overheating and resultant

damage to drives or system components.

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