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  • Page 1 SE4200 Installation Guide SE4200 Installation Guide...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    T T able of Contents able of Contents SE4200 Installation Guide SE4200 Installation Guide ....................................1 1 Pr Preface eface ....................................................2 2 SE4200 Ov SE4200 Over erview view ............................................4 4 F F r r ont P ont Panel Identification anel Identification .....................
  • Page 3 Installation Guide Disclaimer Copyright © 2024 by Celestica. All Rights Reserved. The term “Celestica” refers to Celestica Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. For more information, go to www.Celestica.com. All trademarks, trade names, service marks, and logos referenced herein belong to their respective companies.
  • Page 4: Pr Preface Eface

    Pr Preface eface This guide covers the installation and basic setup of the SE4200 storage expansion. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and validity of this guide. Any updates of this guide are subject to change without notice.
  • Page 5 T T ype Gener Generaliz alized Definition ed Definition Indicates a hazardous situation that if not D D ANGER: ANGER:   avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
  • Page 6: Se4200 Ov Se4200 Over Erview View

    This document describes the installation process of the SE4200 storage expansion product. SE4200 is Celestica's all-flash storage expansion with PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs. Optimized for high performance and maximum capacity per enclosure, the SE420 is the ideal storage building block for a broad range of applications and workloads including AI/ML, composable storage, and software-defined storage (SDS).
  • Page 7 Front Panel Identification Figur Figure 1. e 1. SE4200 F F r r ont P ont Panel anel T T able 1. able 1.F F r r ont P ont Panel LED Identification anel LED Identification LED Name LED Name...
  • Page 8: Rear P Rear Panel Identification Anel Identification

    Gen2 2.5" Drive Carrier e Carrier 1. Fault LED (Amber) 2. Active LED (Green) Rear P Rear Panel Identification anel Identification Rear Panel Identification Figur Figure 3. e 3. SE4200 Rear P Rear Panel anel Driv Drive Slot Identification e Slot Identification...
  • Page 9: Canister Identification

    Figur Figure 4. e 4. Driv Drive Slot Numbers e Slot Numbers T T able 2. able 2.Driv Drive Slot LED Descriptions e Slot LED Descriptions LED Name LED Name LED Status LED Status Description Description Active LED This LED is controlled by the SSD itself. Please refer to the SSD spec for the LED definition.
  • Page 10 Figur Figure 5. e 5. Canister Identification Canister Identification The SE4200 houses two canisters and two power supplies. The following is a detailed view of a single canister.
  • Page 11: Field Replaceable Units (Frus)

    Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) Some components are designed to be removed and replaced without the need to send chassis in for repair. IMPOR IMPORT T AN ANT: T: Do not try to replace components not listed as field replaceable. Also, do not ...
  • Page 12 Figur Figure 7. e 7. PSU Installation PSU Installation Canister Replacement Figur Figure 8. e 8. Canister Remo Canister Remov v al al...
  • Page 13 Figur Figure 9. e 9. Canister Installation Canister Installation Solid State Drive (SSD) Replacement Figur Figure 10. e 10. SSD Remo SSD Remov v al al...
  • Page 14 Figur Figure 11. e 11. SSD Installation SSD Installation...
  • Page 15: Complex Pr Complex Progr Ogrammable Logic De Ammable Logic Device (Cpld) Vice (Cpld)

    Complex Pr Complex Progr ogrammable Logic ammable Logic Device (CPLD) vice (CPLD) The CPLD can be upgraded via the serial port. To do so you must first establish a CLI connection. See: Connecting to Console CPLD Upgrading NOTE: The CPLD upgrade process includes two phases: 1. Downloading the CPLD file and ...
  • Page 16: Basic Firmwar Basic Firmware Commands E Commands

    Basic Firmware Commands e Commands Connecting to Console This section introduces basic commands for system checks and debugging via Celestica's Firmware Console Port Connection Setting. Tera Term is recommended for connecting, but before the first connection install the appropriate TPYEC-UART device driver.
  • Page 17 Figur Figure 12. e 12. Windows De Windows Device Manager vice Manager Interface0: SES UART (Debug, refer to the Nebula G2 SES FW User Guide) Interface1: BMC UART (Debug, refer to the Nebula Gen2 BMC User Manual) ▪ Username: sysadmin ▪...
  • Page 18 Interface3: Reserved, not recommended for customers NOTE:   The serial port number is different for different devices on different computers NOTE:   System Information Commands Use the following CLI commands to get various information. Figur Figure 13. e 13. About Command About Command Use command "fru get"...
  • Page 19 Figur Figure 14. e 14. FRU Get Command FRU Get Command...
  • Page 20 Figur Figure 15. e 15. FRU Get Command - Continued FRU Get Command - Continued Use command "temp get" to view temperature sensor information. Figur Figure 16. e 16. T T emp Get Command emp Get Command Use "power get" to view system component voltages. Figur Figure 17.
  • Page 21 Firmware Upgrade NOTE: Since SE4200 firmware has changed the flash layout of MSCC standard Alpha   Candidate release codebase, it does not support updating firmware from previous version or codebase directly to Rev 0.5.0.
  • Page 22: Firmwar Firmware Upgr E Upgrade Ade

    Context SE4200 supports upgrading the firmware and configuration binary file through UART. NOTE: Since SE4200 firmware has changed the flash layout of the MSCC standard Alpha   Candidate release codebase, it does not support upgrading firmware from previous versions or codebases directly to Rev 0.5.0.
  • Page 23 Figur Figure 19. e 19. Sending firmwar Sending firmware file e file 3 3 Wait for transfer to complete. Once done, choose Reset or power-cycle the storage expansion device to activate the new firmware and configuration. Figur Figure 20. e 20. File tr File transf ansfer complete and r er complete and reset.
  • Page 24: System P System Par Artition Configur Tition Configuration Ation

    System P System Par artition Configur tition Configuration ation HBA Partition Configurations NOTE: The HBA card exists within the storage controller, not the storage expander. It is   listed here for configuration purposes. HBA external ports order definition There are 4 mini-SAS HD ports on each HBA, port A-D See below for HBA mini-SAS HD ports order definition Figur Figure 21.
  • Page 25 Partition 0: DSP #4 SE4200 Partition Configurations The SE4200 storage expansion supports three configurations. They are 1x16, 2x8 and 4X4. Each PCIe switch has x32 PCIe links on Upstream, each Retimer covers one of x16. Each x16 can be bifurcated into three CLS-specific configurations: 1x16, 2x8, and 4x4.
  • Page 26 Figur Figure 22. e 22. Canister PCIe par Canister PCIe partition configur tition configurations ations Configuration #1 contains eight partitions. Each partition contains 1x4 USP and 3 SSDs with the default setting. Configuration #2 contains four partitions. Each partition contains 1x8 USP and 6 SSDs with the default setting.
  • Page 27 Default Port and SSD Assignments...
  • Page 28 Figur Figure 23. e 23. Default por Default port and SSD assignments for each configur t and SSD assignments for each configuration ation...
  • Page 30 The retimer card is also known as the "IOM" I/O MOdule, or "Pass-Thru Card". Up to   two of these would be located in each SE4200 canister (4 per SE4200 storage expansion.) The configuration (default 1x16) changes support by SES command in SES FW release (2.0.0),...
  • Page 31: Saf Safety Pr Ety Precautions Ecautions

    The laser may hurt and/or damage your eyes. ▪ Do not install, move or open the SE4200 or its modules when the device is connected to power. Doing so may damage equipment and cause serious burns to skin.
  • Page 32: P P Ower Ower

    P P ower ower Depending on the type of power system your device has, the following symbols may be used. On - On - Connects power to the system. This can be AC or DC power depending on product and model. Off - Off - Disconnects power to the system.
  • Page 33 NOTE:   This symbol is used when multiple power supplies are installed in a system. This warning label is typically found on the back of the device near the PSU. Power Connection Installation of this equipment must comply with local and regional electrical regulations governing the installation of information technology equipment by licensed electricians.
  • Page 34: Contact Information

    Customers can register and request support (as well as search information in the knowledge base) at:https://customersupport.celestica.com/csm In case there are any questions or issues using the customer portal visit: https://www.celestica.com/contact-us. For immediate questions, please feel free to call your responsible account manager.

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