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- Page 1 Compaq StorageWorks™ Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Third Edition (June 2000) Part Number: EK–SE2C8–UA. C01 Compaq Computer Corporation...
- Page 2 All other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Compaq shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents About This Guide Intended Audience ............. . xi How This Guide is Arranged . - Page 4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Chapter 2 Operating the Enclosure Ultra SCSI Configuration Rules ..........2–1 General .
- Page 5 Contents Chapter 7 Fans Product Description ............7–1 Configuration.
- Page 6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Appendix C Preparing an Enclosure for Use Initial Assembly Procedures ........... . C–1 Removing Elements .
- Page 7 Figures Figure 1–1. Model 2100 controller enclosure ......... 1–1 Figure 1–2.
- Page 8 viii Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Figure 8–8. ECB removal and installation ......... . . 8–13 Figure 8–9.
- Page 9 Tables Table 1–1 Major Enclosure Elements and Their Functions ......1–2 Table 1–2 Serial Port Pinout for Power Monitoring .
- Page 10 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Table B–4 Operating Environmental Specifications ........B–4 Table B–5 Nonoperating Environmental Specifications .
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Page 11: About This Guide
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI controller enclosures. Intended Audience This publication is for use by Compaq StorageWorks Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI controller enclosure customers and employees who are responsible for configuring, installing, and maintaining SCSI controller enclosures. - Page 12 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Chapter 3, Environmental Monitoring Unit Provides the environmental monitoring unit (EMU) product description, functionality, and status indications. Chapter 4, Input/Output Module Provides the input/output (I/O) module product description, configuration, and status indication.
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Page 13: Array Controller Graphic Usage
Glossary Index Array Controller Graphic Usage This guide contains figures that illustrate the Compaq StorageWorks array controller as an HSG-series array controller; however, any array controller supported by the Model 2100 or 2200 enclosure can be installed. Model 2100 enclosures use array controllers that support only two I/O modules, such as the HSG60 array controller. -
Page 14: Conventions
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Conventions This guide uses the text conventions in Table 1 and special notices provided within this section. Text Conventions Table 1 Documentation Conventions EMU alphanumeric display characters are presented in boldface. For example: Bold Ho for horn mode and En for enabled. - Page 15 About This Guide Special Notices This guide does not contain detailed descriptions of standard safety procedures. However, the guide does contain warnings for procedures that might cause personal injury and cautions for procedures that might damage the controller or its related components. Look for these symbols when performing the procedures in this guide: WARNING: A warning indicates the presence of a hazard that can cause personal injury if precautions in the text are not observed.
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Page 16: Related Documents
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Related Documents Table 2 identifies publications that contain additional information relevant to Model 2100 and 2200 enclosure products. Table 2 Relevant Publications Publication Title Publication Number Installation and Configuration Guide for a specific platform Varied HSG80 Array Controller ACS Version 8.n Configuration Guide... -
Page 17: Introducing The Controller Enclosure
Chapter Introducing the Controller Enclosure The Compaq StorageWorks Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI controller enclosures use Ultra SCSI buses to transmit and store data within up to six storage enclosures. This chapter describes the enclosure and its major elements, called customer replaceable units (CRUs), and various enclosure options. -
Page 18: Product Description
Figure 1–2. Model 2200 controller enclosure Product Description The Compaq StorageWorks array controllers process host data and distribute this data (at the same rate) over six buses to storage enclosures. The controller enclosure is connected to the storage enclosure with single-ended, 16-bit (wide) Ultra SCSI bus cables. Table 1–1 lists the elements (devices) this enclosure accommodates and their functions. -
Page 19: Prerequisites
Always install a blank panel in any bay not currently in use. NOTE: Compaq recommends using blank panels at all times for any empty enclosure element location to prevent a potential overtemperature condition. Since only two ECB bays are used at any one time—one per cache module—install a blank in any vacant ECB bay. -
Page 20: Figure 1-3. Major Element Mounting Locations (Front And Rear)
1–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide All of these elements (except the redundant power supply and the EMU) are essential elements for normal enclosure operation. Without the EMU, the enclosure loses some features and functionality, but data storage capabilities continue as normal. Any empty element bay requires the installation of a blank assembly. -
Page 21: Enclosure Power
CAUTION: Proper cache module operation requires an ECB module for each cache. Refer to the array controller documentation for information about using controller sets and ECBs. The following Compaq StorageWorks array controller types function properly within the enclosure, using controller-compatible cache memory and a supported array controller software (ACS) version: Model 2100 enclosures —... -
Page 22: Ultra Scsi Buses
1–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Ultra SCSI Buses Array controllers receive data from a host, process this data, and through ports, distribute the data over single-ended, 16-bit, Ultra SCSI buses to the storage enclosures. Each bus has 16 possible SCSI bus addresses (IDs): 0 through 15. -
Page 23: Options
Introducing the Controller Enclosure 1–7 Options This section describes additional elements that can ordered by the user to maximize enclosure capabilities. Upgrading a Model 2100 Enclosure to a Model 2200 Enclosure A Model 2100 enclosure can be upgraded to a Model 2200 enclosure by installing additional hardware. -
Page 24: Ultra Scsi Bus Cables
AC_FAIL CXO6772A Ultra SCSI Bus Cables Compaq recommends using the shortest cable length possible to connect storage enclosures. The maximum supported cable length is 3 m (9.8 ft). Table 1–3 lists the available bus cables. Table 1–3 Ultra SCSI Bus Cables... -
Page 25: Operating The Enclosure
Chapter Operating the Enclosure This chapter describes configuration rules for the enclosure, startup and shutdown procedures, and fault detection. The Ultra SCSI configuration rules apply to the storage device side of the enclosure, but do not apply to the host side of the array controller. Other chapters in this guide contain detailed information about individual element functions, operations, and error conditions. -
Page 26: Raid Controllers
Controller B is the redundant controller and always uses SCSI bus ID 6. No other device on the bus can use this address. Compaq RAID array controllers support Ultra SCSI (40 MB/s) 16-bit (wide) storage devices. CAUTION: If a conflict exists between array controller configuration information and this document, use information in the array controller documentation. -
Page 27: Power Application And Removal
Operating the Enclosure 2–3 Power Application and Removal To turn O the enclosure, apply power to the AC power supply. Shutting down the enclosure involves quiescing the controllers and disconnecting the AC power cords from the enclosure power supplies. Turning the enclosure O causes the following actions to occur: Power supplies output +12 VDC and +5 VDC for enclosure operations. -
Page 29: Environmental Monitoring Unit
Chapter Environmental Monitoring Unit This chapter contains information concerning the multiformity EMU, including product description, configuration, functionality, and status indications. Product Description The EMU monitors the enclosure status, reports error conditions, and controls some enclosure functions. The EMU mounts in the front of the enclosure (see Figure 3–1). CXO6867A Figure 3–1. -
Page 30: Configuration
3–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Configuration The EMU is not required for enclosure operation. However, some loss of features (monitoring) and functionality (disk isolation) occurs without an EMU installed. Functionality Table 3–1 lists functions monitored by the EMU. Table 3–1 EMU Monitored Functions Element Function Monitored... -
Page 31: Status Indications
Environmental Monitoring Unit 3–3 Status Indications Status indications provided by the EMU are shown in Figure 3–2. The EMU contains three status LEDs ( through ), a two-digit, seven-segment alphanumeric display and two switches ( ). The following sections describe each status indicator. EMU status LED Power status LED Enclosure fault LED... -
Page 32: Audible Alarm
3–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Audible Alarm By default, the EMU generates an audible alarm each time it detects an error condition. The audible alarm horn (or horn) can be muted or disabled using the EMU bezel switches. Muting is only capable when the horn is enabled. -
Page 33: Alphanumeric Displays
Environmental Monitoring Unit 3–5 Press and release Press and hold until the display starts F LASHING CXO6815A Figure 3–3. Changing the horn mode setting Alphanumeric Displays The EMU uses two seven-segment alphanumeric characters to display the SCSI target ID address, horn mode setting, and error codes using alpha characters, decimal numbers, and periods. -
Page 34: Horn Mode
3–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Horn Mode Horn mode ( ) disables or enables the EMU horn. A two-alpha character display indicates the horn as either enabled ( ) or disabled ( ). The default setting is Error Codes If an error occurs, automatically displays in the EMU alphanumeric display and sounds... -
Page 35: Figure 3-4. Navigating Within The Error Code Displays
Environmental Monitoring Unit 3–7 All active error codes are displayed in sequence, according to the highest level of severity and its timestamp. NOTE: Within 15 seconds or less, after all errors are cleared, the EMU alphanumeric display automatically reverts to its SCSI target ID default display (--). Figure 3–4 illustrates how to navigate through the multilevel error code displays. -
Page 36: Emu Reset Conditions
3–8 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide EMU Reset Conditions Two general EMU operating error conditions reset the EMU. These internal error conditions display on the alphanumeric display, sound an audible alarm (a steady tone followed by three or five beeps), and then reset the EMU. When the EMU returns to normal operating status, the alphanumeric display presents the default display ( ). -
Page 37: Input/Output Module
Chapter Input/Output Module This chapter contains information about the I/O module, including a product description, configuration data, and status information. Product Description Enclosure I/O modules are Ultra SCSI single-ended I/O modules and are located in the rear of the enclosure (see Figure 4–1). Their functions include: Terminating each external Ultra SCSI bus connection Establishing Ultra SCSI bus communications between the enclosure and a storage enclosure... -
Page 38: Configuration
4–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Configuration Figure 4–2 illustrates the I/O module and Figure 4–3 correlates each I/O module bay to a specific SCSI bus number. The Model 2100 enclosure supports only two I/O modules—those for SCSI bus 1 and SCSI bus 2 (see Figure 4–3, ), and the Model 2200 enclosure supports all six I/O modules, that interface with a storage enclosure using... -
Page 39: Power Supply
Chapter Power Supply This chapter contains information concerning the 180 W power supply, including product description, configuration, and status indications. Product Description Each power supply converts an AC voltage into +5 and +12 power required for enclosure operations. These DC voltages are distributed to enclosure elements through the backplane. -
Page 40: Configuration
5–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Configuration The enclosure accommodates two 180 W power supplies in a redundant power configuration. The bezel label is a distinguishing feature of a 180 W power supply (see Figure 5–2). CXO5926B Figure 5–2. -
Page 41: Status Indications
Power Supply 5–3 Status Indications The two power supply LEDs (see Figure 5–3) display the power supply status. Normally, both of these LEDs are O Shelf status LED Power supply status LED Figure 5–3. Power supply status LEDs The green shelf status LED and green power supply status LED both turn O if the... -
Page 43: External Cache Battery
Chapter External Cache Battery This chapter contains information concerning the ECB, including product description, configuration, and status indications. Product Description To preserve write-back cache data in the event of a power failure, each cache module must be connected to an ECB. ECBs are installed in the front of the enclosure (see Figure 6–1). CXO6864A Figure 6–1. -
Page 44: Configuration
6–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Every ECB contains a sealed, rechargeable, lead acid battery pack that can be replaced onsite. Chapter 8 contains the procedure for replacing the battery pack. NOTE: The ECB battery pack is a sealed, rechargeable, lead acid battery that displays the following label and must be recycled or disposed of properly after replacement. -
Page 45: Status Indications
External Cache Battery 6–3 Status Indications The ECB bezel contains three status LEDs (see Figure 6–2). ECB charged LED ECB charging LED ECB fault LED CXO6358A Figure 6–2. ECB status LEDs The green ECB charged LED turns O to indicate a fully charged ECB battery. The green ECB charging LED turns O to indicate a charging ECB battery. -
Page 46: Table 6-1 Ecb Status Led Displays
ECB battery is defective. CAUTION: ECB battery pack leave the manufacturer fully charged. However, ECB battery packs might not arrive fully charged due to storage and shipping. Compaq recommends placing this ECB into a powered-up enclosure until the ECB charged LED turns O , before placing the ECB into a production environment. -
Page 47: Figure 7-1. Fan Locations
Chapter Fans This chapter contains information about the fans, including product description, configuration, functionality, and status indications. Proper enclosure operation requires establishing and maintaining the right operating environment as specified in Appendix A. This operating environment involves establishing and maintaining the correct ambient temperature. Failure to maintain a proper operating environment might cause the elements to malfunction and compromise data integrity. - Page 48 7–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Temperature is monitored by the EMU (see Chapter 3) using an intake air temperature sensor and stored high-limit temperature settings. If an overtemperature condition is detected by the EMU, the EMU directs all operational fans to function at high speed, increasing air flow and cooling throughout the enclosure.
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Page 49: Figure 7-2. Fan Status Leds
Fans 7–3 The following conditions cause the EMU to increase fan speed: Removing a fan module A fan operating too slowly A stalled fan An increase in enclosure temperature NOTE: Replace any defective fan immediately. Status Indications Each fan module contains status LEDs that indicate its current operating status (see Figure 7–2). -
Page 50: Table 7-1 Fan Status Led Displays
7–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide See Table 7–1 for a definition of fan status LED displays. Table 7–1 Fan Status LED Displays LED Display Status Description The fan is operating normally. A fan fault exists. Replace the fan module. -
Page 51: Removal And Installation Procedures
Chapter Removal and Installation Procedures This chapter describes removal and installation procedures for enclosure elements. Handling Enclosure Elements This section describes two replacement methods used during removal and installation procedures and the electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures that coincide with handling enclosure elements. -
Page 52: Esd Protective Measures
Use conductive field service tools. Use a portable field service kit with a folding static-dissipating work mat. CAUTION: If recommended grounding equipment is not available, have an Authorized Compaq Service Provider install the part. -
Page 53: Removal And Installation Procedures
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–3 Removal and Installation Procedures Table 8–1 identifies the replacement methods and replacement procedures for each enclosure element. In all cases, a power-off replacement method is possible. Table 8–1 Element Replacement Methods and Procedures Element Recommended Replacement Method Replacement Procedures Hot-pluggable Table 8–2 and Table 8–3... -
Page 54: Preliminary Information
8–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Preliminary Information Figure 8–1 illustrates element locations within the enclosure. ECBs Fans Power supplies CXO6323C I/O modules Array controllers (Top: A; Bottom: B) Cache modules (Left: A; Right: B) CXO6325D Figure 8–1. -
Page 55: Emu
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–5 The EMU is hot-pluggable. See Figure 8–3 as needed during the removal and installation. Complete the procedure in Table 8–2 to remove an EMU. Complete the procedure in Table 8–3 to install an EMU. CXO6925B Figure 8–3. -
Page 56: I/O Module
8–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide I/O Module Each I/O module functions independently of the others, but all I/O modules within the enclosure must be the identical model. Figure 8–4 correlates each I/O module bay to a specific SCSI bus number. -
Page 57: Table 8-4 Removing An I/O Module
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–7 Table 8–4 Removing an I/O Module Refer to array controller documentation for pluggable replacement procedures and use these procedures to replace the I/O module. Otherwise, proceed to step 2. Press the appropriate port button (numbered 1 through 6 as shown below ) on the operator controller panel on each array controller to quiesce the applicable bus for the I/O module. -
Page 58: Power Supply
8–8 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Power Supply In redundant power supply configurations, follow hot-pluggable procedures; otherwise, follow power-off procedures. See Figure 8–6 as needed during the removal and installation. Complete the procedure in Table 8–6 to remove a power supply. Complete the procedure in Table 8–7 to install a power supply. -
Page 59: Table 8-7 Installing A Power Supply
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–9 Table 8–7 Installing a Power Supply Verify that the bezel displays this label. CXO5926B Insert the power supply until mounting tabs engage the enclosure and lock. Connect the power cord to the power supply. For hot-pluggable, verify that both power supply status LEDs turn O... -
Page 60: Ecb Battery Pack And Ecb
8–10 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide ECB Battery Pack and ECB This section describes ECB battery pack and ECB replacement procedures. Perform ECB battery pack replacement procedures in an ESD-controlled environment. ECB replacement procedures within an operating enclosure is array controller-specific. Each ECB battery pack has a label (displaying a “born-on”... - Page 61 Removal and Installation Procedures 8–11 Table 8–8 Replacing an ECB Battery Pack (Continued) Unplug the battery wire connector and remove the battery pack by pulling on the battery wire bundle. Orient the replacement battery pack and wires as shown and fully insert the battery.
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Page 62: Replacing An Ecb
8–12 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Replacing an ECB For array controller configurations with FRUTIL support, follow pluggable procedures; otherwise, follow hot-pluggable procedures. See Figure 8–7 for ECB bay locations. CXO6864A Figure 8–7. ECB bay locations Pluggable procedures use FRUTIL to update the ECB battery’s expiration date and deep discharge history. -
Page 63: Figure 8-8. Ecb Removal And Installation
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–13 CXO6922B Figure 8–8. ECB removal and installation Table 8–9 Installing an ECB Using Figure 8–7, determine the specific bay to install the ECB. NOTE: Make sure this bay supports the same cache module as the ECB being removed. Refer to array controller documentation for pluggable procedures and use these procedures to replace the ECB. -
Page 64: Fan
8–14 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Table 8–10 Removing an ECB Determine the specific ECB to remove. Press the release tab and pivot the lever. Remove the ECB from the enclosure. Install a blank panel in the vacant ECB bay. Fans are hot-pluggable. -
Page 65: Table 8-11 Removing A Fan
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–15 Table 8–11 Removing a Fan Determine the specific fan to remove (see Figure 8–1). Push up on the release tab and lower the lever. Remove the fan from the enclosure. Table 8–12 Installing a Fan Press the release tab and pivot the lever. -
Page 66: Array Controllers And Cache Modules
8–16 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Array Controllers and Cache Modules The enclosure accommodates either a single or a dual array controller configuration. For each array controller installed, a corresponding cache module must also be installed. For dual redundant array controller configurations with FRUTIL support, follow pluggable procedures;... -
Page 67: Removing An Array Controller Or Cache Module
Removal and Installation Procedures 8–17 CXO6929B Figure 8–12. Cache module removal and installation WARNING: When both array controller bays or a cache module bay is empty, a shock hazard exists on the backplane. Do not touch the backplane. Always install a blank panel in any bay not currently in use. CAUTION: If a conflict exists between the replacement procedures within this document and those within array controller-specific documentation, use procedures in the array controller documentation. -
Page 68: Installing An Array Controller Or Cache Module
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Installing an Array Controller or Cache Module Enclosure bays for array controller and cache sets are matched. Compaq recommends installing a single-set configuration into Controller A and Cache A bays (see Figure 8–10). -
Page 69: Appendix A Regulatory Notices
Appendix Regulatory Notices This appendix lists country-specific regulatory standards with which this product complies. Federal Communications Commission Rules and Regulations: Part 15 Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules and Regulations has established Radio Frequency (RF) emission limits to provide an interference-free radio frequency spectrum. -
Page 70: Country-Specific Certifications
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Country-Specific Certifications Compaq tests all the electronic devices in its product for compliance with various country-specific regulatory requirements. A product label specifies the regulation with which the product complies. Each element, enclosure, and rack that requires certification displays a product label similar to the one in Figure A–1. -
Page 71: Enclosure Specifications
Appendix Enclosure Specifications This appendix defines the physical, electrical, and environmental specifications for the Compaq StorageWorks Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI controller enclosures (shown in Figure B–1 and Figure B–2, respectively). CXO6321D CXO7235A Figure B–1. Model 2100 controller enclosure... -
Page 72: Physical And Electrical Specifications
B–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide CXO6322C CXO6321D Figure B–2. Model 2200 controller enclosure NOTE: The operating and servicing physical specifications, as well as the electrical specifications, for the Ultra SCSI controller enclosure are rack- and configuration-specific. Physical and Electrical Specifications Table B–1 provides enclosure physical specifications. -
Page 73: Table B-2 Electrical Specifications
Enclosure Specifications B–3 Table B–1 Physical Specifications (Continued) Item Height Width Depth Weight 180 W power supply 122 mm 46 mm 216 mm 1 kg (4.8 in) (1.8 in) (8.5 in) (2.1 lb) Controller module 25 mm 312 mm 269 mm 1.3 kg (1.0 in) (12.3 in) -
Page 74: Environmental Specifications
Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Environmental Specifications The operating environmental specifications are listed in Table B–4 and the nonoperating environmental specifications are listed in Table B–5. These specifications are the same as for all Compaq storage devices. Table B–4 Operating Environmental Specifications Condition Specification Ambient temperature +10 °C to +35 °C (+50 °F to +95 °F) -
Page 75: Preparing An Enclosure For Use
Appendix Preparing an Enclosure for Use The enclosure might arrive without some elements installed. Compaq recommends using the assembly sequence in this appendix to ensure a safe and orderly installation process. WARNING: With a full complement of devices installed, the enclosure weighs approximately 27.4 kg (60.6 lb). -
Page 76: Removing Elements
C–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Removing Elements Refer to the procedures listed in Table C–1 to remove each element. Do not remove the I/O modules. Table C–1 Procedural References for Removing Elements Element to Remove... Go to Procedural Reference... -
Page 77: Connecting Ultra Scsi Bus Cables And Host Cabling
Preparing an Enclosure for Use C–3 Follow the specific installation procedure for each element as required: Install the EMU using Table 8–3. Install all ECBs and blanks using Table 8–9. Cache A requires an ECB in bay A1 or A2. Cache B requires an ECB in bay B1 or B2. Install all three fans using Table 8–12. -
Page 78: Host Cables
C–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Complete the procedure in Table C–2 to connect the Ultra SCSI bus cables. Table C–2 Installing Ultra SCSI Bus Cables Connect the bus cable to the I/O module connector. Tighten two bus cable jackscrews. -
Page 79: Appendix D Error Code Data
Appendix Error Code Data The enclosure SCSI target ID address, horn mode, and error code displays are presented in an alphanumeric format on the EMU seven-segment alphanumeric display. All error codes are defined as fatal or nonfatal. Fatal indicates an EMU failure. Nonfatal indicates a fault condition that requires user intervention to resolve the problem. -
Page 80: Alarms
D–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide For clarity, the valid alphabetical characters displayed are as follows: (displayed as , and (displayed as ), and (displayed as Alarms Error alarms can be categorized as either fatal (EMU reset required) or nonfatal (user interaction required). -
Page 81: Unrecoverable Alarm
Error Code Data D–3 Any nonfatal alarm establishes the following conditions: EMU alphanumeric display indicates Er Sounding of the audible alarm—unless disabled or muted The increment switch LED is O , unless viewing the last error in the active list, then the increment switch turns O If the audible alarm is muted, the group switch LED remains O until all alarms are... -
Page 82: Noncritical Alarm
D–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Sounds the critical alarm tone (alarm toggles O and O , sounding three beeps every 2 second alarm mode is and the audible alarm is muted at a lower error level, then the audible alarm becomes unmuted and sounds the critical alarm tone. -
Page 83: Alarm Reminder Tones
Error Code Data D–5 alarm mode is and the audible alarm is muted at this level, only a higher level alarm will unmute the audible alarm. alarm mode is , either the informational alarm tone sounds or, if disabled ( ) or muted at this level, the group switch LED turns O Alarm Reminder Tones... -
Page 84: Error Codes
D–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Error Codes Three enclosure elements are assigned a unique, two digit element ID number (see Table D–2) for error code purposes. IDs that are part of the error code format as explained in this section. -
Page 85: Correcting Problems
Error Code Data D–7 Correcting Problems Correcting an error condition might require the user to perform a specific set of actions. In some cases, the only corrective action is to replace the element. However, for any error condition the user should: 1. - Page 86 D–8 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Table D–3 Error Code List (Continued) Error Code Problem Definition/Corrective Action 0.3. **. 03 Noncritical—Fan failure error. Replace the fan now. **. = “01.” for Fan1, “02.” for Fan2, or “03.” for Fan3. 0.3.
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Page 87: Glossary
Glossary This glossary defines terms pertaining to the Compaq StorageWorks Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI controller enclosure and associated equipment. Array controller software. Software designed to operate an array controller. active The storage CRU is spinning up, or down, or transferring data to or from the array controller. - Page 88 GL–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide blank panel A panel used to cover open, unused areas in a enclosure for either EMI suppression, air flow control, or cosmetic purposes. Blank panels normally cover empty array controller, cache module, and I/O module bays.
- Page 89 Glossary GL–3 Electronics See EIA. Industries Association electrostatic See ESD. discharge Electromagnetic interference. The impairment of a signal by an electromagnetic disturbance. Environmental monitoring unit. The device that monitors the status of the controller enclosure that might include power, intake air temperature, fan status, and so forth.
- Page 90 GL–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Federal See FCC. Communications Commission field replacement See FRUTIL. utility FRUTIL Field replacement utility. Used to replace some elements within a controller enclosure without shutting down the subsystem (in a dual redundant configuration).
- Page 91 Glossary GL–5 SCSI target ID default address for the Multivendor EMU. See also SCSI target ID. Identifier. As used in SCSI bus ID, SCSI ID or device ID. identifier See ID. input/output See I/O module. module Light-emitting diode. A semiconductor diode that emits light when voltage is applied.
- Page 92 GL–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide pluggable A method of device replacement whereby the complete system remains online during device removal or insertion. There are no data transfers over the enclosure bus during removal or installation of an element (the bus is “quiesced”).
- Page 93 Glossary GL–7 single-ended bus A bus in which the voltage of a single wire in relation to ground determines each signal’s logic level. small computer See SCSI. system interface StorageWorks The set of enclosure products that allows customers to design and configure their storage subsystem.
- Page 94 GL–8 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide uninterruptable See UPS. power supply Uninterruptable power supply. A battery-powered power supply that provides backup AC power whenever the primary AC power is lost. How long backup power is provided depends upon the UPS size and the equipment supported. very high density See VHDCI.
- Page 95 Index airflow 1–3 8–14 cabinet installation. See rack installation. alarm cables muting 3–4 connecting to a host 1–5 reminder tones 3–8 Ultra SCSI bus 1–8 C–3 alarm tones and remind tones (table) D–5 cache module 1–2 8–16 alphanumeric display 3–5 basic function 1–2 error codes 3–6 bay numbering 8–16...
- Page 96 I–2 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide LEDs 6–3 installing 8–5 removal and installation (illustrated) 8–13 LEDs 3–8 removing 8–14 location (illustrated) 3–1 status displays 6–4 monitored functions (table) 3–2 status LED displays (table) 6–4 removal and installation (illustrated) 8–5 status LEDs (illustrated) 6–3 removing 8–5 supported configurations 6–2...
- Page 97 Index I–3 overtemperature response 7–2 communication port location 1–6 removal and installation (illustrated) 8–14 removing 8–15 bay locations 6–1 8–12 status displays 7–4 status LEDs 6–3 status LED displays (table) 7–4 ECB removal and installation 8–13 status LEDs (illustrated) 7–3 element mounting locations 8–4 FCC Class A Certification A–1 bezel switches and status LEDs 3–3...
- Page 98 I–4 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide I/O module (table) 8–7 power supply (table) 8–9 physical specifications B–2 removing elements C–2 physical specifications (table) B–2 Ultra SCSI bus cables (table) C–4 pluggable elements array controller 8–3 8–16 cache module 8–3 8–16...
- Page 99 Index I–5 replacement procedures 8–1 to 8–18 electrical specifications B–3 array controller 8–16 element ID numbers D–6 cache module 8–16 element replacement methods and ECB 8–12 procedures 8–3 ECB battery pack 8–10 EMU alarm types 3–3 ECB battery pack (table) 8–10 EMU monitored functions 3–2 fan 8–14 enclosure UPS specifications B–3...
- Page 100 I–6 Model 2100 and 2200 Ultra SCSI Controller Enclosures User Guide Ultra SCSI bus cables (table) 1–8 uninterruptable power supply. See UPS. very high density computer interconnect. See upgrading, from a Model 2100 to a Model 2200 VHDCI cables. enclosure 1–7 VHDCI cables 1–6 1–8 2–2...