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- Page 1 RJ-07 SERIES JBOD USER GUIDE Version 2.0 2024/1/4...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1 Table of Contents Table of Contents ..........................2 Introduction ............................3 Overview ............................3 Key Features ..........................4 SAS Topology ..........................5 System Interface ........................... 7 Overview ............................7 Front Panel ............................ 7 3.2.1 LED ............................8 3.2.2 Button Control ........................8 3.2.3 Advance Button Control ...................... -
Page 3: Introduction
2 Introduction 2.1 Overview In-Win’s RJ-07 Series JBOD System is a high performance, reliable storage system with sensors to monitor system health and high-density maximum to 24-bay enclosure. We provide state-of- the-art management functionality for users to monitor and manage JBOD systems efficiently and flexibly. -
Page 4: Key Features
RJ-07 Series JBOD has four model – RJ-212-07, RJ-316-07, RJ-424-07 and RJ-224-07. The model including front panel, backplane, fan modules and power suppliers are shared by primary and secondary expander modules. The secondary domain is optional for redundant applications. Benefits list as below: Storage Capacity: RJ-07 JBOD series provide a large storage capacity by allowing you to connect multiple hard disk drives together. -
Page 5: Sas Topology
o The fan modules are hot-swappable. System can keep operating during fan module replacement. o The HDDs are hot-swappable. No need to shut down the system for HDD installation and/or replacement when needed. • TCP/IP Network Support o Support ethernet 10/100Mb TELNET/TFTP/HTTP network. User can use ethernet port to enter console and control the system. - Page 6 Figure 4 and show RJ-424-07 managed by the RAID application view. RJ-424-07 has 24 SAS hard disks installed. RAID E IGURE XAMPLE 5 LSI S IGURE TORAGE UTHORITY XAMPLE...
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Page 7: System Interface
3 System Interface 3.1 Overview The RJ-07 JBOD series components include: • Front HDD trays and status LEDs • Front left minor panel with power, ID, and mute buttons and system status and ID LED. • Rear side with fan, expander and CRPS modules •... -
Page 8: Led
3.2.1 LED The system is equipped with LEDs to provide status information for indicating component current state. Power LED (green color) • Power is applied to the system(PSU). LED is illuminated when system is in operating. Bay LED (R/G/B color) •... -
Page 9: Advance Button Control
Mute button • Press the button to toggle the buzzer beeping or silence 3.2.3 Advance Button Control Feature Description Press ID + Power buttons simultaneously to toggle this feature. Power LED Auto Power-ON blinks when this feature is engaged. Press and hole ID button for more than 5 seconds to change mode in turns. Cooling Mode There are three fan cooling modes to setup - quiet, normal, aggressive. -
Page 10: Backside
3.3 Backside IGURE ACKSIDE ETAIL Fan modules, expanders and PSU modules can be plug-in/out on the backside (rear-side). Figure 7 depicts the location of the components. 3.4 Expander Module IGURE XPANDER ODULE... - Page 11 Expander module (Figure 8) is the main component that controls and manages the RJ-07 JBOD system. Users can use ethernet or RS-232 console cable to connect to the expander module using telnet or some console applications to command it by CLI. Host port (SFF-8644) •...
- Page 12 Parameter Value Baud Rate 115200 Data 8 bit Parity None Stop Bit 1 bit Flow Control None Ethernet • Support 10M/100M bps ethernet PHY • Support TCP/IP protocol • Support Telnet CLI • Support Webpages (http). Provide an account password security setting interface. IP address could be check from CLI then view the webpages for system information on a web browser.
- Page 13 10 V IGURE ERSION 11 S IGURE YSTEM...
- Page 14 12 N IGURE ETWORK 13 H IGURE...
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Page 15: Fan Module
3.5 Fan Module 14 F IGURE OCATION The fan modules are connected to the system at backside and can be hot-plug. Fan1 and Fan2 are combined at the same module case on the left side. Fan3 and Fan4 are combined at another module case on the right side. -
Page 16: Command Line Interface (Cli)
4 Command Line Interface (CLI) The RJ-07 JBOD series provide flexible and useful commands to monitor and manage hard disk, expanders and backplane system. Users can use telnet or console applications to manage the system with CLI commands. 4.1 help List all command list and the usage Syntax help [Command]... -
Page 17: Rev
================================================================================ Description Command ================================================================================ File download fdl <BufferID(H)> <Offset(H)> <Erase(*)> - Erase is replaced with "Y" or "N" ================================================================================ 4.2 rev Show vendor ID, product ID, active firmware and firmware version information Syntax Example PRIMARY>rev ================================================================================ Hardware Revision Information:- =\=============================================================================== Vendor ID :IN-WIN Product ID... -
Page 18: Showmfg
Revision: 1.0.4.1 Platform Name: IN-WIN Cub Expander System Version Name: SAS35xFW-01.00.04.01 11/26/23 Firmware Family: 0 OemFamily: 0 Fast Boot: Yes Image Address: 0x10300000 ================================================================================ SDK Revision:- ================================================================================ Revision: 0.16.0.0 Revision: 0.16.0.0 Revision: 0.16.0.0 Spico Fw Revision: 0x8a69_014f CSWLib Revision: 0.0.17.0 ================================================================================ Current Toolchain Revision:- ================================================================================... -
Page 19: Date
PRIMARY>sasaddr Expander SAS Addresses - SxP Port 0 SAS Address: 0x5FAE1901200010BD SxP Port 1 SAS Address: 0x5FAE1901200010BF SxP Port 2 SAS Address: 0x0000000000000000 4.5 date Show or set current date time. There are no RTC in system. System always starts up at incorrect date. -
Page 20: Clearlogs
<Nov 29 2023 13:40:00.189>:PLATFORM:Firmware initialization started <Nov 29 2023 13:40:01.402>:CONFIG:Expander MFG image is not valid <Nov 29 2023 13:40:00.189>:PLATFORM:Firmware initialization started <Nov 29 2023 13:40:01.403>:CONFIG:Expander MFG image is not valid <Nov 29 2023 18:50:33.763>:CLI:This is a thermal test … 4.7 clearlogs Clear the system logs Syntax clearlogs... -
Page 21: Sesinfo
Timer 4 :PASS PLLs :PASS Interrupt :PASS Phy Loopback :PASS ISTWI Channel 00 :PASS ISTWI Channel 01 :PASS ISTWI Channel 02 :PASS ISTWI Channel 03 :PASS ISTWI Channel 04 :PASS ISTWI Channel 05 :PASS ISTWI Channel 06 :PASS ISTWI Channel 07 :PASS ISTWI Channel 08 :PASS... -
Page 22: Hdd
Syntax sensor Example PRIMARY>sensor BP Description: RJ-07 Series,HW:2.0,SW:1.0.6,3 Status: 5(SMBus) 08(BP) 00(FAN) Expander Installed: 03 CRPS: 00(Status) 03(Installed) Temperature: (C) ExpDie: 53, another: 50 Left: 28.2 Right: 27.2 Voltage: (V) 3.3V: 12V: 11.8 Fan RPM: 4500, 3840, 4440, 3840, Fan PWM:... -
Page 23: Bpsys
Example PRIMARY>hdd ZONE CONN CONN ROUTE ZONE CTRL CONN ELEM PHY TYPE NLR CNT ATTACHED SAS ADDR TYPE TYPE INDX LINK ID 12G 0x03 5000C500_94D5CC81 0x01 0x04 0x20 0x01 0x00 012 12G 0x03 5000C500_94D5CBF9 0x01 0x04 0x20 0x02 0x00 018 12G 0x03 5000C500_94D5CB01 0x01 0x04 0x20 0x03 0x00 019 12G 0x03 5000C500_94D5D575... - Page 24 bpsys power <0|1> set backplane system auto power-on and startup after power suppliers ready. Default value 0 requires users to press power button for more than 3 seconds to power up system. Syntax bpsys power <0|1> Example PRIMARY>bpsys power 1 Set Auto Power UP: 1 bpsys default <0>...
- Page 25 Bridge >bpsys fan 0 Set Fan Speed Profile: 0 bpsys thermal <37~52> Set maximum temperature (Celsius) for fan speed maximum level control. Default value is 45 (Celsius). Fan controller get thermal sensors’ readings in Celsius and use the maximum value to map the SES fan level for PWM(or RPM) control. User can adjust fan speed control level by the command.
- Page 26 Syntax bpsys mute <0|1> Example PRIMARY>bpsys mute 1 Set Mute Enable: 1 bpsys id <0|1> Turn backplane system ID LED on or off. The value is not saved to storage. Default (0) is to turn off ID LED. This command enable user to turn on ID LED from remote. Syntax bpsys id <0|1>...
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Page 27: Ipconfig
Example PRIMARY>bpsys reset 1 Reset MCU System PRIMARY> Performing POST for Smart Serial … 4.13 ipconfig Show or configure network interface IP address for RJ-460-08 bridge board. ipconfig [verbose] Display bridge expander module ethernet port configuration that are saved in persistent storage (flash). - Page 28 VLAN Enabled ... . : No VLAN CFI/PCP/ID ..: 0/6/ffe ================================================================================ ipconfig dhcp configure ethernet port IP address to DHCP mode. Syntax ipconfig dhcp Example...
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Page 29: Fdl
PRIMARY>reset … PRIMARY>ipconfig ================================================================================ Physical Address ..: FA-E1-90-00-10-BF DHCP Enabled ... . : No IP Address ... . . : 192.168.100.1 Subnet Mask . -
Page 30: Tftpfdl
Received 654720Bytes Buffer Download Complete PRIMARY>fdl 1 0 y Please Use XModem Protocol for File Transmission. Use Q Or q to quit Download before starting XModem. Received 65536Bytes Buffer Download Complete 4.15 tftpfdl tftpfdl <0|1> <0> <y> <tftp_server_ip> <filename> To upgrade firmware through TFTP, open a TFTP server (Figure 18) on your console host and specify the path in TFTP server to the directory where the firmware is stored. -
Page 31: User
Burning...OK 4.16 user Assign or show user account and password for WEB and TELNET login The login session will be closed after 5 minutes (timeout) if no activities The default user account is ‘account’ The default user password is ‘password’ Syntax user [<account>...
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