Digital Equipment SA100 Installation And User Manual

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SA100 Storage Subsystem
Installation and User's Guide
EK–SA100–IM–001
Digital Equipment Corporation

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  • Page 1 Educational Services SA100 Storage Subsystem Installation and User’s Guide EK–SA100–IM–001 Digital Equipment Corporation...
  • Page 2 The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation: HSC, SA, STI, VAX, VMS, and the DIGITAL logo.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1–2 2–1 SA100 Rear View ........2–3 3–1...
  • Page 4 STI Interconnect Cables ......2–2 3–1 SA100 Controls and Indicators ..... . . 3–2...
  • Page 5: Preface

    Preface This guide consists of four chapters that provide the following information about the SA100 storage subsystem: • User information • Physical installation • Configuration • Acceptance testing...
  • Page 6: User Information

    User Information The SA100 storage subsystem does not require any special site preparation, and can be added to any installation that uses conventional ac power. The SA100 storage subsystem consists of two compartments: the upper compartment contains one factory installed magazine tape subsystem; the lower compartment contains the SCSI/STI adapter assembly.
  • Page 7 1–2 User Information Figure 1–1 SA100 Storage Subsystem S H R - X 0 1 7 7 _ 9 1 - D G See the Tx857 Series Magazine Tape Subsystem Owner’s Manual for information on the magazine tape subsystem.
  • Page 8: Specifications

    User Information 1–3 1.1 Specifications The following table lists the specifications of the SA100 storage subsystem: Table 1–1 Specifications Characteristic SA100 Storage Subsystem Data backup capacity 18.2 Gbytes Performance 800 KBytes/s sustained data rate Power requirements 100 to 120/220 to 240 Vac (50/60 Hz) Weight 86.184 kg (190 lb)
  • Page 9: Related Documentation

    1–4 User Information 1.2 Related Documentation The following documentation can be used to supplement this guide: Table 1–2 Related Documentation Title Order Number Tx857 Series Magazine Tape Subsystem Owner’s EK–TF857–OM Manual...
  • Page 10: Physical Installation

    When the SA100 is operating, the temperature should range from 10 to 40°C with relative humidity of 20 to 80% noncondensing. When the SA100 is not operating, the temperature should range from –40 to 66°C with relative humidity of 10 to 90%.
  • Page 11: Sti Interconnect Cabling

    2–2 Physical Installation 2.1.4 STI Interconnect Cabling 1. Connect the STI cable(s) to the rear of the SA100 chassis. They are held in place with two captive screws per cable. See Figure 2–1, SA100 Rear View 2. Connect the HSC cable(s) to the K.SI module. K.STI modules do not support the SA100 storage subsystem.
  • Page 12: Sa100 Rear View

    Physical Installation 2–3 Figure 2–1 SA100 Rear View A PORT (STI CABLE) B PORT SCSI S H R - X 0 1 7 2 _ 9 1 - D G...
  • Page 13: Configuration

    Configuration 3.1 Controls and Indicators The port select, fault, ready, and unit number indicators and switches are on the SCSI/STI adapter module. See Table 3–1 and Figure 3–1. 3–1...
  • Page 14 3–2 Configuration Table 3–1 SA100 Controls and Indicators Control/Indicator Function/State PORT SELECT A In the enable (in) position, PORT SELECT A allows the HSC to access port A. Under microprogram control, the HSC can then cause port A to go on-line.
  • Page 15: Sa100 Controls And Indicators

    Configuration 3–3 Figure 3–1 SA100 Controls and Indicators INDICATOR FAULT B PORT A PORT UNIT NUMBER S H R - X 0 1 7 0 _ 9 1 - D G...
  • Page 16: Acceptance Testing

    There are two SA100 subsystem diagnostics, ILTAPE and ILEXER: • In-Line Tape Diagnostic (ILTAPE) — A canned sequence diagnostic that tests the SA100 functions by using the basic tape commands. • In-Line Exerciser (ILEXER) — This diagnostic exercises from 1 to 10 units in any combination of disk and drives connected to an HSC.

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