Seagate Lyve Mobile Array User Manual
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- Page 1 Lyve Mobile Array User Manual Click here to access an up-to-date online version of this document. You will also find the most recent content as well as expandable illustrations, easier navigation, and search capability.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
........................Seagate Lyve Rackmo unt Receiver po rts 2 Setup Requirements . - Page 3 9 Regulatory Compliance ................... .
- Page 4 ® ™ Seagate Lyve Mobile Array is a portable, rackable data storage solution designed to quickly and securely store data at the edge or move data across your enterprise. Both the full-flash and hard drive versions enable universal data compatibility, versatile connectivity, secure encryption, and ruggedized data transportation.
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Page 5: Minimum System Requirements
Minimum system requirements Computer Computer with one of the following: Thunderbolt 3 port USB-C port USB-A port (USB 3.0) Lyve Mobile Array does not support HighSpeed USB (USB 2.0) cables or interfaces. Opera ng system Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22... -
Page 6: Dimensions
Power adapter 260W (20V/13A) When charging the device using the power supply port, use only the power supply provided with your device. Power supplies from other Seagate and third-party devices can damage your Lyve Mobile Array. Ports Lyve Mo bile Array... -
Page 7: Seagate Lyve Rackmount Receiver Ports
Connections. Seagate Lyve Rackmount Receiver ports The following ports are used when Lyve Mobile Array is mounted in a Lyve Rackmount Receiver: Lyve USM™ Connector (High Performance PCIe gen 3.0)—Transfer large amounts of data to your private or public cloud for efficient throughput up to 6GB/s on supported fabrics and networks. -
Page 8: Setup Requirements
Lyve Mobile Padlock devices. Once configured, computers/Padlock devices unlocking Lyve Mobile devices do not require continual access to Lyve Management Portal or the internet. For details on setting up security, go to www.seagate.com/lyve-security. Lyve Mo bile Array... -
Page 9: Connection Options
Connec on Op ons Lyve Mobile Array can be used as direct-attached storage. See Direct-Attached Storage (DAS) Connections. Lyve Mobile Array can also support connections via Fibre Channel, iSCSI and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) connections using the Lyve Rackmount Receiver. For details, see the... -
Page 10: Direct-Attached Storage (Das) Connections
Lyve Mobile Array. Connect to host computer Lyve Mobile Array is shipped with three types of cables to connect to host computers. Review the following table for cable and host port options. Lyve Mo bile Array... -
Page 11: Windows Prompt: Approve Thunderbolt Device
USB 3.0 or higher Connect Lyve Mobile Array to a computer in the following order: A. Connect the Thunderbolt 3 cable to Lyve Mobile Array's Thunderbolt 3 host port located on the left side of the back panel. B. Connect the other end to an appropriate port on the host computer. -
Page 12: Unlock The Device
If you are using a USB host and the Lyve Mobile Array status LED is illuminated red, make sure the cable is connected to Lyve Mobile Array's Thunderbolt 3/USB-C host port. The host port is the USB-C port with the computer icon. A red status LED indicates that the computer is connected to the peripheral port. - Page 13 Apply a long press (3 seconds) to the power button to turn off Lyve Mobile Array. If Lyve Mobile Array is off but still connected to power, you can turn Lyve Mobile Array back on by applying a short press (1 second) to the power button.
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Page 14: Lyve Rackmount Receiver Connections
Lyve Rackmount Receiver Connec ons For details on configuring Seagate Lyve Rackmount Receiver for use with Lyve Mobile Array and other compatible devices, see the Lyve Rackmount Receiver user manual. Connect Ethernet port Lyve Client communicates with devices inserted in Lyve Rackmount Receiver via the Ethernet management ports. - Page 15 Slide device in until it’s fully inserted and firmly connected to Rackmount Receiver's data and power. Close latches. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22...
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Page 16: Turn On Power
Turn on power Set the power switch on Lyve Mobile Rackmount Receiver to ON. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22... -
Page 17: Unlock The Device
Unlock the device The LED on the device blinks white during the boot process and turns solid orange. The solid orange LED color indicates the device is ready to be unlocked. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22... - Page 18 Once the device has been unlocked by a valid Lyve Portal Identity or Lyve Token file, the LED on the device turns solid green. The device is unlocked and ready for use. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22...
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Page 19: Status Led
Status LED The LED on the front of the enclosure indicates the device's status. See the key below for the color and animations associated with each status. Status Color 1 Color 2 Animation Description Steady Device is powered off. Identification Breathe A Lyve Client user has sent a prompt to identify the device. - Page 20 Booting White Blink Device is starting up. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22...
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Page 21: Lyve Mobile Shipper
Lyve Mobile Shipper A shipping case is included with Lyve Mobile Array. Always use the case when transporting and shipping Lyve Mobile Array. For additional security, fasten the included beaded security tie to Lyve Mobile Shipper. The recipient knows the case was not tampered with in transit if the tie remains intact. -
Page 22: Magnetic Labels
Magne c Labels Magnetic labels can be placed on the front of Lyve Mobile Array to help identify individual devices. Use a marker or grease pencil to customize the labels. Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22... -
Page 23: Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory Compliance Product Name Regulatory Model Number Seagate Lyve Mobile Array SMMA001 FCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMANCE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. -
Page 24: Taiwan Rohs
CNS 15663, Guidance to reduction of the restricted chemical substances in electrical and electronic equipment. Beginning on January 1, 2018, Seagate products must comply with the “Marking of presence” requirements in Section 5 of CNS 15663. This product is Taiwan RoHS compliant. The following table meets the Section 5 “Marking of presence”... - Page 25 Lyve Mo bile Array 11/9/22...