Drive Tray - Infortrend EonStor S12S-G1033 Installation And Hardware Reference Manual

Chapter 1: Introduction
configuration and monitoring options. After the subsystem is powered
up, the initial screen displays the subsystem model name. A different
name can be manually assigned to the subsystem or to different
RAID arrays. This enables easier identification in a topology
consisting of numerous arrays.
Figure 1- 5: Forearm Handle Retention Latches
To access drive bays in the left- or right-hand side column, first
release the retention latches by pushing them outwards (as shown in
the figure above), and then swing the forearm handles to the sides.
To close the handles (see the figure below), swing the forearm
handles towards the center; gently press the handles until a click
sound is heard. The latches will lock the handles in place.
Figure 1- 6: Closing the Front Handles
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Drive Tray

Figure 1-7: Drive Tray Front View
The enclosure comes with drive trays (see the figure above) designed
to accommodate separately purchased, standard 1-inch pitch, 3.5-
inch SAS or SATA-II disk drives. Two (2) LEDs on the tray bezel
indicate operating statuses. A rotary bezel lock prevents accidental
removal, while a convenient release button ensures fast and efficient
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