SF200 Storage Array Installation Guide Order Number EK–SF200–IG–001 Digital Equipment Corporation
First Edition, January 1991 The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital Equipment Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U. S. Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph ( c ) ( 1 ) ( ii ) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.
Contents xi About This Guide 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 Introduction SF200 Storage Array Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SF72 Storage Enclosure Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Related Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 SF200 Storage Array Site Preparation 3 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 4 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
iv Contents 4.3.3 4.3.3.1 Labeling the Cables (Single-Host) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Completing the System Configuration Sheet (Single-Host) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3.3.2 Filling Out the Labels (Single-Host) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3.3.3 Placing the Labels (Single-Host) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3.4 Powering Up the SF200 Storage Array (Single-Host) . . . . . 4.3.5 Single-Host Final Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents v 5.2.2 Dual-Host Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.2.1 Identifying DSSI Connectors on the System I/O Panel 5.2.2.2 Cabling Position 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.2.3 Cabling Position 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.2.4 Cabling Position 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.2.5 Cabling Position 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.2.6 Cabling Position 7 .
vi Contents 6.4.2 Labeling the Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–42 6.4.3 Labeling the Magazine Tape Subsystem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–44 6.5 Final Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–46 7 Installation Troubleshooting 7.1 Troubleshooting the SF72 Storage Enclosure . . . . . . . . 7.1.1 Removing an RF72 Disk ISE from an SF72 Storage Enclosure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.1.
Contents vii C.2.5 Bringing a Newly Converted Dual-Host Conversion On-Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C–21 Final Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C–22 C.2.6 Glossary Index Figures 1–1 1–2 2–1 2–2 2–3 3–1 3–2 3–3 3–4 3–5 3–6 3–7 3–8 3–9 4–1 4–2 4–3 4–4 4–5 4–6 4–7 4–8 4–9 Front View of the SF200 Storage Array . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SF72 Storage Enclosure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
viii Contents 4–10 4–11 4–12 4–13 4–14 4–15 4–16 4–17 4–18 4–19 4–20 4–21 4–22 4–23 4–24 4–25 4–26 4–27 4–28 5–1 5–2 5–3 5–4 5–5 5–6 5–7 5–8 5–9 5–10 5–11 5–12 5–13 5–14 5–15 881 Circuit Breaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Magazine Tape Subsystem AC Power Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . SF72 Storage Enclosure AC Power Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drive DC Power Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OCP Indicators and Controls . . . . . . . . .
Contents ix 5–16 5–17 5–18 5–19 5–20 5–21 5–22 5–23 5–24 5–25 5–26 5–27 5–28 5–29 5–30 5–31 5–32 6–1 6–2 6–3 6–4 6–5 6–6 6–7 6–8 6–9 6–10 6–11 6–12 6–13 6–14 6–15 6–16 6–17 6–18 7–1 Single-Host Bus Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dual-Host Bus Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable for Position 1 . . . . . . . . . . Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 2 . .
x Contents 7–2 7–3 7–4 7–5 7–6 7–7 7–8 A–1 A–2 A–3 A–4 A–5 A–6 A–7 A–8 A–9 A–10 A–11 A–12 A–13 A–14 B–1 B–2 B–3 B–4 C–1 C–2 C–3 C–4 C–5 C–6 C–7 C–8 C–9 SF72 Front Cover Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Disconnecting the Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RF72 Disk ISE Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RF72 Wedges and Skid Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RF72 Disk ISE Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents xi Tables 1–1 1–2 1–3 4–1 4–2 4–3 4–4 5–1 5–2 5–3 6–1 6–2 7–1 A–1 A–2 C–1 C–2 SF200 Storage Array Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . SF72 Storage Enclosure Specifications . . . . . . . . . . Related Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SF200 Storage Array Configurations (Single-Host) SF200 Storage Array Configurations (Dual-Host) . SF72 DSSI ID Verification (Front View) . . . . . . . . . SF72 DSSI ID Verification (Front View) . . . . . . . . . SF72 Required Tool List . . .
About This Guide This guide provides the steps to install either SF200 storage arrays or SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems in the SF200 storage array cabinet. The guide is intended for Digital Customer Services and for personnel qualified to service the SF200 storage array. The information in this guide is organized as follows: • Chapter 1, Introduction, contains a description of and specifications for the SF200 storage array subsystem and SF72 storage enclosure.
1 Introduction This chapter provides an overview of the SF200 storage array and the SF72 storage enclosure, with specifications. A related documents list provides references to supplemental information. 1.1 SF200 Storage Array Overview The SF200 storage array is a storage rack cabinet designed to hold SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems. The SF200 storage array is intended to be installed on one or both sides of a host system.
1–2 Introduction SF LEVEL 4 20 0 LEVEL 3 0 1 2 3 0 4 1 5 2 6 3 LEVEL 2 4 5 6 LEVEL 1 SHR_X1101_89 Figure 1–1 Front View of the SF200 Storage Array
Introduction 1–3 Table 1–1 SF200 Storage Array Specifications Characteristic Specification Number of disk ISEs Minimum: 2, maximum: 24 Formatted storage capacity Minimum: 2, maximum: 24 (in 2-GByte increments) Dimensions (nominal) 152.4 cm (60.5 inches) H, 60.96 cm (24.0 inches) W, 76.2 cm (34.0 inches) D Weight Minimum configuration1 179.62 kg (396 lb) 2 442.25 kg (975 lb) Maximum configuration Agency compliance FCC, UL, IEC, CSA, and VDE Temperature +10°C to +40°C (+50°F to +104°F).
1–4 Introduction Table 1–1 (Cont.) SF200 Storage Array Specifications Characteristic Specification Recommended Environmental Limits3 Nonoperating environment Temperature –40°C to +66°C (–40°F to +151°F) Relative humidity 10% to 80%, noncondensing Altitude 4900 meters (16,000 feet) SF200 acoustic noise 6.8 bels Nominal airflow through enclosure 360 to 520 cubic feet/minute Input power requirements (47 to 63 Hz normal operation) 6.00 A (per phase) @ 100 to 120 Vac (60 Hz), 3.
Introduction 1–5 SHR_X1123C_89 Figure 1–2 SF72 Storage Enclosure
1–6 Introduction The SF72 storage enclosure has the following features: • The SF72 storage enclosure can operate in one of two modes: throughbus or split-bus. – When in through-bus mode, all of the disk ISEs connect to a single common DSSI bus inside the SF72 enclosure.
Introduction 1–7 Table 1–2 SF72 Storage Enclosure Specifications Characteristic Specification Number of disk ISE positions 4 (RF72 disk ISEs) Formatted storage capacity SF72–HK1 SF72–JK 2 GBytes 2 4 GBytes Dimensions (nominal) 26.7 cm (10.5 inches) H, 22.2 cm (8.75 inches) W, 71.1 cm (28.0 inches) D Weight (nominal) SF72–HK1 SF72–JK 34.93 kg (72 lb) 2 41.28 kg (91 lb) Agency compliance FCC, UL, IEC, CSA, and VDE Temperature +10°C to +40°C (+50°F to +104°F). Derate 1.
1–8 Introduction Table 1–2 (Cont.) SF72 Storage Enclosure Specifications Characteristic Specification Recommended Environmental Limits3 Nonoperating environment Temperature –40°C to +66°C (–40°F to +151°F) Relative humidity 10% to 80%, noncondensing Altitude 4900 meters (16,000 feet) SF72 enclosure acoustic noise 6.2 bels Nominal airflow through enclosure 45 to 65 cubic feet/minute Input power requirements (47 to 63 Hz normal operation) 2.70 A @ 100 to 120 Vac (60 Hz), 1.
2 SF200 Storage Array Site Preparation The SF200 storage array is intended for installation in a Class A computer room environment. It must be operated in an environment that meets the conditions specified in Table 1–1. Before installing the SF200 storage array, make sure the following conditions are met: • The SF200 storage array requires 3-phase ac power. Each phase draws up to 6 amperes in a fully configured array, and produces 6400 Btu of heat per hour.
2–2 SF200 Storage Array Site Preparation KFMSA/DSSI Single-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # System ID ALLO_CLASS SF
SF200 Storage Array Site Preparation 2–3 KFMSA/DSSI Dual-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Bus 2 DSSI ID # ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # System ID ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSS
2–4 SF200 Storage Array Site Preparation POWER CORDS FROM REAR OF ENCLOSURE (TO POWER CONTROLLER) 120/240V 47-63HZ 10A/6A POWER CORD DEC NO. A-PS-1700442-18 OR A-PS-1700442-19 USED WITH 881 POWER CONTROLLER PLUGS GOING TO WALL OUTLET (FROM CONTROLLER) 120/208V AC 60HZ 30A 3-PHASE WYE USED WITH 881-A AND 881-C POWER CONTROLLERS 5-WIRE NEMA NO.
3 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System Before unpacking and placing the SF200 storage array, ensure that the site is ready to receive the array. Refer to Chapter 2 for site preparation information and to Chapter 1 for array specifications. This chapter describes the steps to: • Correctly unpack the SF200 storage array (Section 3.1) • Remove the SF200 storage array from the shipping pallet (Section 3.
3–2 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3.1 Unpacking The SF200 storage array is packed in a cardboard carton attached to a wooden shipping pallet and sealed in a barrier bag with desiccant for environmental protection. NOTE Before beginning to unpack the equipment, inspect the shipping carton for signs of external damage. Report any damage to the local carrier and either Digital Customer Services or the sales office.
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–3 3.2 Removing the SF200 Storage Array from the Pallet This section provides the procedure for removing the storage array from the pallet and leveling the array. For personal safety, adhere to the following WARNING before starting the procedure: WARNING Serious personal injury may result if correct safety conditions are not met. During the unpacking procedure, personnel should wear safety glasses.
3–4 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System Use the following procedure to remove the array from the shipping pallet (Figure 3–2): 1. Remove the two unloading ramps. 2. Remove the cardboard carton and packing material. 3. Examine the equipment for physical damage. 4. Remove the shipping bolts (Figure 3–1).
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–5 5. Remove the shipping brackets from the cabinet levelers. 6. Extend the ramp to its full length, and insert the steel dowel as shown in Figure 3–2.
3–6 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 7. Position the unloading ramps on the pallet by fitting the grooved end of each ramp over the metal mating strip on the pallet. 8. Screw the cabinet levelers all the way up until the storage array cabinet rests on its rollers on the pallet. 9. Loosen the locking nuts on all four leveler feet. 10. Carefully roll the array down the ramps. Three people are required to unload the storage array from the shipping pallet (Figure 3–3).
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–7 CXO-924A_S SHR_X1104_89_SCN Figure 3–3 Storage Array Removal from the Pallet
3–8 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3.3 Placing the Array Move the array to its final position, a distance not to exceed 0.9 meter (3 feet) from any host system cabinet. Refer to Figure 3–4.
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–9 SF 20 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 SF 20 0 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 SHR-X0123-90 Figure 3–4 Placing the SF200 Storage Array
3–10 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3.4 Leveling the Array Once the array is in its final position: 1. Loosen the locknuts on all four leveler feet (Figure 3–5). 2. Turn each leveler hex nut clockwise until the leveler foot contacts the floor. 3. Adjust all four feet until the cabinet is level and the load is removed from all casters. Verify that the casters spin freely. 4. Tighten the locknuts on all four leveler feet (Figure 3–5).
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–11 3.5 Inspecting the Storage Array Inspect the storage array first from the front, then from the rear. 1. Open the front and rear cabinet doors. a. Turn the two hex-Allen fasteners at the right edge of each door counterclockwise to unlock. b. For each door, grasp the door by its edge, and pull toward you. 2.
3–12 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3. At the rear of the SF200 storage array, verify that the correct variation of the 881 power controller exists to meet the power supplied to the installation site. 120 Vac, 60 Hz 240 Vac, 50 Hz 881–A 881–D 4. Ensure that all ac power cords going to the 881 from devices installed in the storage array are correctly seated in the 881 power controller. 5. Ensure that the ac breaker is off (Figure 3–7). 6.
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–13 7. Check the ac power cords for each SF72 enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed. Make sure that each is correctly seated (Figures 3–8 and 3–9). 8. Ensure that the voltage selection switches for each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem are in the correct position for the power supplied by the installation site (Figures 3–8 and 3–9). 9.
3–14 Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 3–8 Selection SF72 Storage Enclosure Power Connection and Voltage
Unpacking and Placing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3–15 DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 3–9 Selection Magazine Tape Subsystem Power Connection and Voltage
4 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System This chapter describes the steps to install the SF200 storage array correctly and safely with an existing VAX 6000 series system in two configurations: • Single-host installation (Section 4.3) • Dual-host installation (Section 4.4) Perform the steps in the appropriate section only after you have completed all the steps in Chapter 3. Ensure that all precautions for site preparation have been completed. Refer to Chapter 2.
4–2 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.1 Single-Host Overview As many as two SF200 storage arrays can be used with a VAX 6000 series system in a single-host configuration. A single SF200 storage array requires one or two KFMSA modules (installed in the system’s XMI backplane) to support the DSSI ISEs resident in the SF200 storage array. A second storage array requires one or two additional KFMSA modules.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–3 Table 4–1 SF200 Storage Array Configurations (Single-Host) You Will Need: Additional Systems To Support: (GBytes) KFMSA Module Cable Kits1 SF72s SF200 Variants HK JK TF SF200 Options Cable AA/AB Kits2 2 1 1 BA/BD 1 4 1 1 CA/CD 1 6 1 1 CA/CD 8 1 1 FA/FD 10 1 1 FA/FD 12 1 1 HA/HD 14 2 2 HA/HD 16 2 2 HA/HD 18 2 2 HA/HD 20 2 2 HA/HD 22 2 2 HA/HD 24 2 2 JA/JD 1 This cable kit part number
4–4 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.2 Dual-Host Overview As many as two VAX 6000 series systems can be used with a single SF200 storage array. A single SF200 storage array requires up to three KFMSA modules (installed in the system’s XMI backplane) to support the DSSI ISEs resident in the SF200 storage array. In a dual-host configuration, both systems must have up to three KFMSA modules installed in the system’s XMI backplane to support dual-host configuration guidelines.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–5 Table 4–2 SF200 Storage Array Configurations (Dual-Host) You Will Need: Additional Systems To Support: (GBytes) KFMSA Module Cable Kits1 SF72s SF200 Variants HK JK TF SF200 Options Cable AA/AB Kits2 2 2 2 BE/BH 2 4 2 2 CE/CH 2 6 2 2 CE/CH 8 2 2 FE/FH 10 2 2 FE/FH 12 2 2 HE/HH 14 4 4 HE/HH 16 4 4 RE/HH 18 4 4 HE/HH 20 4 4 HE/HH 22 4 4 HE/HH 24 4 4 JE/JH 1 This cable kit part number i
4–6 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.3 Single-Host Installation of an SF200 Storage Array This section provides the procedures for installing the SF200 storage array in a single-host configuration correctly and safely. Digital Customer Services or trained installing personnel must perform the procedures. Ensure that all precautions for site preparation have been completed. Refer to Chapter 2.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–7 4.3.1 Inspecting the Storage Array (Single-Host) This procedure describes the steps to inspect the SF200 storage array for correct configuration. Inspect the storage array from the front, then from the rear. 1. Open the front and rear cabinet doors. a. Turn the two 3/16-inch hex-Allen fasteners at the right edge of the door counterclockwise to unlock. b. For each door, grasp the door by its edges, and pull toward you. 2.
4–8 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID 1 DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault 2 SHR_X1128B_89 Figure 4–1 Verifying the SF72 DSSI ID Switch Settings
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–9 c. Ensure that all OCP buttons are in the out position. d. Ensure that the OCP itself is correctly seated in the SF72 enclosure. To do so, place a thumb on either side of the OCP and press in (Figure 4–2). e. Ensure that all drive dc power switches (lower half of the enclosure) are in the out position.
4–10 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3. Ensure that the DSSI ID numbers of each magazine tape subsystem installed in the array are set to 0 and that the TMSCP switch is enabled (down). Refer to the magazine tape subsystem documentation for the procedure to access the DSSI controller module. 4. At the rear of the SF200 storage array: a. Verify that the correct variation of the 881 power controller exists to meet the power supplied to the installation site.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–11 FUSE LABEL POWER CONTROL BUS CONNECTORS UNDELAYED 881 CIRCUIT BREAKER POWER CORD STRAIN RELIEF J10 I CB O J11 J12 J13 FUSE GROMMETED CORD OPENING DELAYED (0.
4–12 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 5. For each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed, check that the ac power cord is correctly seated (Figures 4–4 and 4–5). 6. Ensure that each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem has the correct voltage selected for the power supplied to the 881 power controller. Note that each has a voltage label for its factory setting. 7.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–13 DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) 230 115 FAULT LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 4–4 SF72 Power Cords and Voltage Selection
4–14 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 4–5 Selection Magazine Tape Subsystem Power Cords and Voltage
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–15 4.3.2 Cabling the Storage Array (Single-Host) Start at the rear of the SF200 storage array cabinet. 1. Plug the main power cable of the storage array into its power receptacle. WARNING Hazardous voltages are in the storage array and in the components of the storage array. When performing any operation involving the power source, turn off the power controls of all components and on the 881 power controller.
4–16 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System c. Install one end of the 108-inch DSSI cable (part number BC21Q– 09) to one of the ports on I/O panel at the bottom rear of the system cabinet (Figure 4–6). 1. Connect the DSSI cable from the DSSI port 1 (of the I/O panel) to the first DSSI connector of the first KFMSA bulkhead connector on the system I/O panel. 2.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–17 LABEL AREA DSSI TERMINATOR 2 1 SHR-X0121-90 Figure 4–6 Removing Terminators and Connecting DSSI Cables at the System I/O Panel
4–18 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3. Install the terminator or terminators (part number 12–31281–01) to their correct position on the SF72 enclosures, magazine tape subsystems, and system I/O panel. Note that the positions are numbered on the cabinet frame side rails on the front and the rear of the cabinet.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–19 4.3.3 Labeling the Cables (Single-Host) This section describes the steps to label correctly the cables for the VAX 6000 series system, the SF200 storage array, and its SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems. At this point, all steps in the previous sections must be complete. Digital Customer Services or trained installing personnel must perform the steps that follow. 4.3.3.
4–20 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.3.3.2 Filling Out the Labels (Single-Host) There are two sizes of labels: the larger one for the DSSI cables, and the smaller one for the inside of the SF72 OCP door and the system I/O panel. Refer to the inside cover of the SF Family Label Booklet (part number 36–32882–01) for instructions on what information to put on each of the two types of labels.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–21 LABEL SHR-X0108-90 Figure 4–7 Placing a Label on a DSSI Cable
4–22 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System Place the SF72 OCP label as shown in Figure 4–8 and the magazine tape sybsystem label as shown in Figure 4–9.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–23 O PE R A TO R C O N TR O L PA N E L LABEL AREA Eject Load/Unload MODE SELECT KEY S W ITC H Slot Select LOCKED MODE AUTOMATIC MODE Power On CURRENT SLOT INDICATORS 0-6 MANUAL MODE Write Protected Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator SERVICE MODE Drive Fault Loader Fault DSSI NODE ID LABEL Eject Load/Unload Slot Select 0 Power On Write Protected Write Protect Load Fault 1 Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator Drive Fault Loader Faul
4–24 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.3.4 Powering Up the SF200 Storage Array (Single-Host) Now that the SF200 storage array has been installed and labeled, you are ready to apply power. Follow the steps in order. CAUTION Ensure that the ac power switch on each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed is in the off position. 1. At the rear of the storage array, turn the 881 power controller on (Figure 4–10).
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–25 2. At the rear of the storage array, turn on each magazine tape subsystem installed (if present). Power up position 5, then 6. See Figure 4–11. Observe the front panel. If a failure occurs, refer to Chapter 7.
4–26 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3. At the rear of the storage array, turn on each SF72 storage enclosure starting with position 1 and continuing in numerical order. See Figure 4–12.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–27 4. Press each drive dc power switch for each SF72 storage enclosure. Start with position 1 and continue in numerical order (Figure 4–13). If the Fault indicator lights for any disk ISE, refer to Chapter 7.
4–28 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 5. Observe the OCP indicators (Figure 4–14). a. Check that the TERM PWR indicator (behind the door of the OCP) is on for all positions installed. b. Check that the SPLIT indicator (behind the door of the OCP) is on for positions 3 and 8 only. Refer to Chapter 1 for an explanation of split- and through-bus modes. 6. Press the Ready button on the OCP (Figure 4–14).
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–29 4.3.5 Single-Host Final Verification Now that all the hardware installation, cabling and labeling, and the powering up steps are complete, you are ready to configure the DSSI subsystem and verify the correct operation of each ISE in the array with the host system.
4–30 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.4 Dual-Host Installation of an SF200 Storage Array This section provides the procedures for installing the SF200 storage array in a dual-host configuration correctly and safely. Digital Customer Services or trained installing personnel must perform the procedures. Ensure that all precautions for site preparation have been completed. Refer to Chapter 2.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–31 4.4.1 Inspecting the Storage Array (Dual-Host) This procedure describes the steps to inspect the SF200 storage array for correct configuration. Inspection the storage array from the front, then from the rear. 1. Open the front and rear cabinet doors. a. Turn the two 3/16-inch hex-Allen fasteners at the right edge of the door one quarter turn counterclockwise to unlock. b. For each door, grasp the door by its edges, and pull toward you. 2.
4–32 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID 1 DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault 2 SHR_X1128B_89 Figure 4–15 Verifying the SF72 DSSI ID Switch Settings
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–33 c. Ensure that all OCP buttons are in the out position. d. Ensure that the OCP itself is correctly seated in the SF72 enclosure. To do so, place a thumb on either side of the OCP and press in (Figure 4–16). e. Ensure that all drive dc power switches (lower half of the enclosure) are in the out position.
4–34 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 3. Ensure that the DSSI ID numbers of each magazine tape subsystem installed in the array are set to 0 and that the TMSCP switch is enabled (down). Refer to the magazine tape subsystem documentation for the procedure to access the DSSI controller module. 4. At the rear of the SF200 storage array: a. Verify that the correct variation of the 881 power controller exists to meet the power supplied to the installation site.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–35 FUSE LABEL POWER CONTROL BUS CONNECTORS UNDELAYED 881 CIRCUIT BREAKER POWER CORD STRAIN RELIEF J10 I CB O J11 J12 J13 FUSE GROMMETED CORD OPENING DELAYED (0.
4–36 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 5. For each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed, check that the ac power cord is correctly seated. Refer to Figure 4–18 and Figure 4–19. 6. Ensure that each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem has the correct voltage selected for the power supplied to the 881 power controller. Note that each has a voltage label for its factory setting. 7.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–37 DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) 230 115 FAULT LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 4–18 SF72 Power Cords and Voltage Selection
4–38 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 4–19 Selection Magazine Tape Subsystem Power Cords and Voltage
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–39 4.4.2 Cabling the Storage Array (Dual-Host) Start at the rear of the SF200 storage array cabinet. 1. Plug the main power cable of the storage array into its power receptacle. WARNING Hazardous voltages are in the storage array and in the components of the storage array. When performing any operation involving the power source, turn off the power controls of all components and on the 881 power controller.
4–40 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System c. Install one end of the 108-inch DSSI cable (part number BC21Q– 09) to the I/O panel on the system cabinet (Figure 4–20). • Connect the DSSI cable from the DSSI port 1 (of the I/O panel) to the first DSSI connector of the first KFMSA bulkhead connector on the system I/O panel. • Connect the DSSI cable from the DSSI port 2 (of the I/O panel) to the second DSSI connector of the first KFMSA bulkhead connector on the system I/O panel.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–41 LABEL AREA DSSI TERMINATOR 2 1 SHR-X0121-90 Figure 4–20 Removing Terminators and Connecting DSSI Cables at the System I/O Panel
4–42 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.4.3 Labeling the Cables (Dual-Host) This section describes the steps to label correctly the cables for the VAX 6000 series system, the SF200 storage array, and its SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems. At this point, all steps in the previous sections must be complete. Digital Customer Services or trained installing personnel must perform the steps that follow. 4.4.3.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–43 4.4.3.2 Filling Out the Labels (Dual-Host) There are two sizes of labels: the larger one for the DSSI cables, and the smaller one for the inside of the SF72 OCP door and the system I/O panel. Refer to the inside cover of the SF Family Label Booklet (part number 36–32882–01) for the instructions on what information to put on each of the two types of labels.
4–44 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.4.3.3 Placing the Labels (Dual-Host) Now that the labels have all been filled out, place the labels on the DSSI cables and the SF72 OCP doors. Also place a label on the front of the magazine tape subsystem. On the DSSI cable, place the label 2 inches behind the DSSI connector (Figure 4–21).
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–45 Place the SF72 OCP label as shown in Figure 4–22 and the magazine tape subsystem label as shown in Figure 4–23.
4–46 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System O PE R A TO R C O N TR O L PA N E L LABEL AREA Eject Load/Unload MODE SELECT KEY S W ITC H Slot Select LOCKED MODE AUTOMATIC MODE Power On CURRENT SLOT INDICATORS 0-6 MANUAL MODE Write Protected Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator SERVICE MODE Drive Fault Loader Fault DSSI NODE ID LABEL Eject Load/Unload Slot Select 0 Power On Write Protected Write Protect Load Fault 1 Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator Drive Fault Loader Faul
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–47 4.4.4 Powering Up the SF200 Storage Array (Dual-Host) Now that the SF200 storage array has been installed and labeled, you are ready to apply power. Follow the steps in order. CAUTION Ensure that the ac power switch on each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed is in the off position. 1. At the rear of the storage array, turn the 881 power controller on (Figure 4–24).
4–48 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 2. At the rear of the storage array, turn on each magazine tape subsystem installed (if present). Power up position 5, then 6. See Figure 4–25. Observe the front panel. If a failure occurs, refer to Chapter 7.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–49 3. At the rear of the storage array, turn on each SF72 storage enclosure starting with position 1 and continuing in numerical order. See Figure 4–26.
4–50 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4. Press each drive dc power switch for each SF72 storage enclosure. Start with position 1 and continue in numerical order (Figure 4–27). If the Fault indicator lights for any disk ISE, refer to Chapter 7.
Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4–51 5. Observe the OCP indicators (Figure 4–28). a. Check that the TERM PWR indicator (behind the door of the OCP) is on for all positions installed. b. Check that the SPLIT indicator (behind the door of the OCP) is off for all positions. Refer to Chapter 1 for an explanation of splitand through-bus modes. 6. Press the Ready button on the OCP (Figure 4–28). The Ready indicator flickers, then lights steadily green once the ISE is on-line.
4–52 Installing an SF200 Storage Array with a VAX 6000 Series System 4.4.5 Dual-Host Final Verification Now that all the hardware installation, cabling and labeling, and the powering up steps are complete, you are ready to configure the DSSI subsystem and verify the correct operation of each ISE in the array with the host system.
5 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array This chapter describes the steps to install the SF72 storage enclosure in an existing SF200 storage array: • Steps to install (Section 5.1) • Cabling the SF72 (Section 5.2) Single-host configuration (Section 5.2.1) Dual-host configuration (Section 5.2.2) • Powering up the SF72 (Section 5.3) • Labeling the DSSI cables and OCP (Section 5.4) • Final verification (Section 5.
5–2 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array Table 5–1 SF72 Required Tool List Description Part Number Lifting device FC–10117–AC #0 Phillips screwdriver 29–10991–00 #1 Phillips screwdriver 29–11001–00 #2 Phillips screwdriver 29–11005–00 1/8-inch slot screwdriver 29–10802–00 5/16-inch slot screwdriver 29–10960–00 1/8-inch hex key 29–26115–00 3/16-inch hex key 29–26118–00 11/32-inch nutdriver 29–10674–00 Refer to Chapter 7 for tools or equipment recommended for use
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–3 5.1 Steps to Install The following procedures assume that the existing SF200 storage array is correctly installed and configured. The SF72 storage enclosure that you are installing may contain two or four RF72 disk ISEs. To determine if the SF72 contains two or four, simply look at the front of the enclosure. Open the front door of the SF200 storage array.
5–4 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array The last part explains the steps to: • Power up the SF72 enclosure, run the power-on self-test, and run the configuration programs • Label all cables and operator control panels • Verify the operation of the enclosure after a successful installation Follow all the steps in each of these parts in the order they are presented and do not skip any steps.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array Table 5–2 SF72 Kit Contents Description QuantityPart Number SF72 storage enclosure 1 SF72–HK (2-drive) SF72–JK (4-drive) Slide mount assembly 1 –1 Weldment bracket (front top) 1 70–26052–01 Weldment bracket (front bottom) 1 70–26052–02 Shoulder screw, 10-32, 0.501 4 12–24007–01 Shoulder screw, 10-32, 0.
5–6 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.1.2 Where to Install the SF72 Storage Enclosure The SF72 storage enclosures install in numerical order (Figure 5–1). For your reference, the positions are numbered from 1 to 8 on the left and right chassis side rails. These numbers are visible only when the front or rear doors of the SF200 storage array are open, SF72 storage enclosures occupy positions 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8 only.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array SF LEVEL 4 20 0 LEVEL 3 0 1 2 3 0 4 1 5 2 6 3 LEVEL 2 4 5 6 LEVEL 1 SHR_X1101_89 Figure 5–1 SF72 Enclosure Locations (Front View) 5–7
5–8 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.1.3 Checking the System Configuration Sheet Locate the system configuration sheet. If you cannot locate this sheet or if the one that is available is either not filled out or filled out incorrectly, fill one out immediately. Refer to the KFMSA Module Installation and User Manual (EK–KFMSA– IM) for an explanation of this sheet and how to fill it out.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–9 KFMSA/DSSI Single-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Tape 0 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Bus 2 DSSI ID # 7 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 5 System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name RF72 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 3 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID
5–10 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array KFMSA/DSSI Dual-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Tape 0 Bus 2 DSSI ID # 7 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 5 System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name RF72 1 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 2 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 2 6 RF72 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Bo
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–11 5.1.4 Installation Procedure Before attempting any of the following steps, ensure that the SF72 enclosures installed in the array cabinet contain four disk ISEs. To determine if the SF72 contains two or four drives, simply look at the front of the enclosure. If you can see two drives in the front of the SF72, then the enclosure contains four drives (SF72–JK variant).
5–12 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.1.4.1 Preparing the SF200 Storage Array The following procedure describes how to prepare the array to receive the SF72 storage enclosure(s): 1. Place the SF72 to be installed to one side, in front of the array cabinet. 2. Open the front and rear doors of the storage array (Figure 5–4). 3. Remove the front door filler panel that corresponds to the position of the storage array you are installing (Figure 5–4).
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–13 5.1.4.2 Hardware Installation Procedures Perform the following steps in full and in the order presented. WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. 1. Install the ac power cord (Figure 5–5). a. Go to rear of cabinet. Open the DSSI I/O panel by loosening the two captive screws on the right.
5–14 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array SCALED .70 FROM IGS-CLAMP-ASSY.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–15 2. Install the slide mount and associated hardware (Figure 5–6). The slide mount has two parts. One part is called the ‘‘adjustable’’ end and the other is called the ‘‘slotted’’ end. The adjustable end has four screws that, when loosened, allow the slide mount to be placed in the cabinet and then extended to make a secure fit.
5–16 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array h. While facing the rear of the cabinet, install two 7/16-inch shoulder screws with washers (hand-tighten) — one screw in the bottom threaded hole and the other in the threaded hole beneath the center rear shoulder screw (hand-tighten) previously installed. i.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array l. 5–17 From the front of the cabinet, install the upper and lower weldment brackets on the cabinet side rail using 1/2-inch shoulder screws and washers (Figure 5–7).
5–18 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array TOP WELDMENT 70-26052-01 NOTE: This illustration reduced 50% of original CAD SLIDE MOUNT GUIDE PINS LOCK WASHER (2) 90-06637-00 1/2-INCH SHOULDER SCREW (2) 12-24007-01 BOTTOM WELDMENT 70-26052-02 SHR-X0131A-90 Figure 5–7 Installing the Weldment Brackets
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–19 3. Install the SF72. a. Install both chassis retainers on the front, right or left side, of the SF72 extrusion tube (top and bottom, Figure 5–8).
5–20 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array b. At the front of the cabinet, hoist the SF72 assembly by using the lifting device or three people to lift the SF72 storage enclosure up and onto the slide mount. Push the assembly halfway into the cabinet. c. From the rear of the storage array, pull the SF72 assembly all the way onto the slide mount until the chassis retainers contact the weldment brackets. d.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–21 CHASSIS RETAINER (2) 74-35858-01 1/2-INCH PHILLIPS SCREW (2) 90-06079-02 LOCK WASHER (2) 90-07651-03 SLIDE MOUNT 1 1/2-INCH PHILLIPS SCREW (2) 90-06079-03 HARDWARE HERE IS SAME AS LISTED ABOVE SHR-X0132A-90 Figure 5–9 Securing the SF72 to the Weldment Brackets
5–22 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 4. Do the following if you are installing an SF72 in position 3 or 8 (single-host only): CAUTION To maintain stability, extend only one SF72 storage enclosure or magazine tape subsystem on the slide mounts at a time. a. Loosen the four captive slide assembly screws. Slide the inner assembly out until the drawer locks in the service position. b. Push the inner assemply forward from the rear.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array SPLIT-BUS MODE J5 J4 J2 J3 THRU SPLIT J11 TO OCP SHR_X1111_89 Figure 5–10 Changing an SF72 to Split-Bus Mode 5–23
5–24 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5. Position the OCP. a. Adjust the SF72 OCP mount (Figure 5–11) to the LEFT for positions 1, 3, and 7, and to the RIGHT for positions 2, 4, and 8. b. Check that this and all other OCPs and magazine tape subsystem fronts project through the front door of the storage array correctly. It maybe necessary to adjust cabinet door mounting at the door hinges.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–25 6. Check the DSSI ID switches on the OCP. Open the door on the front of the OCP. Ensure that the DSSI ID switches (the three rightmost switches) are set according to Figure 5–12. If they are not, then use a pointed instrument to set the switches to their correct configuration. Refer to Table 5–3.
5–26 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID 1 DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault 2 SHR_X1128B_89 Figure 5–12 DSSI ID Switch Settings
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array CAUTION Observe all ESD precautions and procedures. An antistatic wrist strap is inside the front and rear doors. 7. Install the OCP (Figure 5–13). NOTE Ensure that the power if off to the enclosure. Make sure that ALL the buttons are in the out position.
5–28 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array TRANSITION BOARD CLIP FASTENERS FRONT COVER OCP CONNECTOR PINS ESD WRIST STRAP OPERATOR CONTROL PANEL SHR_X1113_89_SCN Figure 5–13 Installing the OCP on the SF72 Enclosure
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–29 8. At the front of the SF72 enclosure, make sure that all four (4) drive dc power switches are out (Figure 5–14).
5–30 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 9. At the rear of the SF72 enclosure, make sure that the ac power switch is in off or in the 0 position (Figure 5–15). 10. Also check the select line voltage. Set it to the correct setting for your application. 11. At this time, connect the ac power cord to the SF72 enclosure.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–31 DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–15 AC Power Switch, Voltage Selections, and Power Cord
5–32 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2 Cabling the SF72 in Storage Array Position This section describes the step-by-step procedure to cable the SF72 storage enclosure that you just installed to the existing DSSI bus configuration of the SF200 storage array. Refer to Section 5.2.1 for instructions on how to cable the SF72 storage enclosure in an SF200 storage array configured for single-host. Refer to Section 5.2.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array Magazine SF72 SF200 I/O Tape PORT Subsystem Storage Enclosure SYS 108-inch 70-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L D T Magazine Tape PORT Subsystem T D D 42-inch BC21Q-3F SF200 I/O SF72 Storage Enclosure D 42-inch 5–33 D D BC21Q-3F SplitBus SF72 Storage Enclosure SYS 108-inch 70-inch 42-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L BC21Q-3F D D D D DSSI TERMINATOR 12-31281-01 Magazine SF200 I/O Tape PORT Subsystem T SYS 108-in
5–34 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array SF200 I/O Magazine Tape PORT Subsystem SYS 108-inch 70-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L T SF72 SF200 I/O Storage Enclosure D D D D 42-inch BC21Q-3F PORT 70-inch 108-inch SYS BC21R-5L BC21Q-09 B Magazine SF200 I/O Tape SF200 I/O PORT Subsystem PORT T SYS 108-inch 70-inch 70-inch 108-inch SYS A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L BC21R-5L BC21Q-09 B SF72 SF200 I/O SF200 I/O Storage Enclosure PORT SYS 108-inch 70-inch
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–35 5.2.1 Single-Host Configuration Use the following procedures for cabling an SF72 storage enclosure in an existing SF200 storage array configured for single-host. The following procedures assume that all devices installed previous to a new installation of an SF72 storage enclosure are cabled in the single-host configuration. 5.2.1.
5–36 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 7. While viewing the front of the I/O panel, note that the DSSI connector on the left is KFMSA DSSI bus 2 and the DSSI connector on the right is KFMSA DSSI bus 1. These connectors should be labeled YELLOW for bus 1 and GREEN for bus 2. If these connectors are not labeled, label them now with the small colored labels in the SF Family Label Booklet (part number 36–32882–01).
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–37 5.2.1.2 Cabling Position 1 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 1 with a magazine tape subsystem in position 5: CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 1.
5–38 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 6. Route this DSSI cable under the cable retainers on the right side of the cabinet. Cabling the magazine tape subsystem with the inner assembly pulled out to the head-cleaning position ensures that the correct cable slack will be provided when the inner assembly is pushed back into the extrusion tube. 7. Push the inner assembly of the magazine tape subsystem back into the extrusion tube. 8.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–39 NOTE Perform the next step if this is the only SF72 storage enclosure to be installed on this particular DSSI bus. If not, then proceed to the cabling instructions for the next SF72 storage enclosure that has been installed. 9. Install a DSSI terminator in the leftmost DSSI connector at the rear of the SF72. CAUTION Do not apply power to the SF72 storage enclosure at this time.
5–40 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–18 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable for Position 1
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–41 5.2.1.3 Cabling Position 2 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. The SF72 storage enclosure installed in position 2 of the SF200 storage array has two possible cabling configurations.
5–42 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–19 Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 2
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–43 NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 8.
5–44 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–20 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 2)
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–45 The following steps are for cabling position 2 with a magazine tape subsystem in position 6: CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 1. Tighten the shipping screw in the rear, upper right corner, of the magazine tape subsystem in position 6. 2. Remove the DSSI terminator from the bottom DSSI connector on the rear of the magazine tape subsystem in position 6.
5–46 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 9. Install a DSSI terminator in the leftmost DSSI connector at the rear of the SF72. CAUTION Do not apply power to the SF72 storage enclosure at this time.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–47 5.2.1.4 Cabling Position 4 or 7 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling positions 4 and 7: 1. At the rear of the SF200 storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom.
5–48 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 8.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–49 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–22 7 Installing 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 4 and
5–50 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.1.5 Cabling Position 3 or 8 WARNING Before performing the following steps, perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. The following steps describe cabling for positions 3 and 8. Note that positions 3 and 8 operate in split-bus mode for a single-host configuration. 1. Power down the SF72 storage enclosures in position 1 and 2 if you are installing in position 3.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–51 DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–23 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable to Position 3 and 8
5–52 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.2 Dual-Host Configuration Use the following procedures for cabling an SF72 storage enclosure in an existing SF200 storage array configured for dual-host. The following procedures assume that all devices installed previous to an new installation of an SF72 storage enclosure are cabled in the dual-host configuration. 5.2.2.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–53 6. Follow the cabling from the backplane to the system I/O panel. 7. While viewing the front of the I/O panel, note that the DSSI connector on the left is KFMSA DSSI bus 2 and the DSSI connector on the right is KFMSA DSSI bus 1. These connectors should be labeled YELLOW for bus 1 and GREEN for bus 2. 8. Find the next KFMSA module installed in the XMI backplane of each system.
5–54 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.2.2 Cabling Position 1 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the systems that the storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 1 with a magazine tape subsystem in position 5: CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 1.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–55 DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–24 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 1)
5–56 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.2.3 Cabling Position 2 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. The SF72 storage enclosure installed in position 2 of the storage array has two possible cabling configurations. The difference depends on whether a magazine tape subsystem is installed in position 6 of the SF200 storage array.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–57 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–25 Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 2
5–58 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 10.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–59 The following steps are for cabling position 2 with a magazine tape subsystem in position 6: CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 1. Tighten the shipping screw in the rear, upper right corner, of the magazine tape subsystem in position 6. 2.
5–60 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS 1 0 AC RECEPTACLE AC POWER SWITCH 230 115 FAULT POWER SUPPLY FAULT INDICATOR (BEHIND PANEL) LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (BEHIND PANEL) SHR-X0127A-90 Figure 5–26 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable for Position 2
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–61 5.2.2.4 Cabling Position 3 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 3: 1. At the rear of the storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 2.
5–62 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–27 Installing the 70-Inch DSSI Cables (Position 3)
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–63 NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 9.
5–64 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.2.5 Cabling Position 4 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 4: 1. At the rear of the storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 2.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–65 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–28 Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 4
5–66 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 9.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–67 5.2.2.6 Cabling Position 7 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 7: 1. At the rear of the storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 2.
5–68 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–29 Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 7
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–69 NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 10.
5–70 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.2.2.7 Cabling Position 8 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling position 8: 1. At the rear of the storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 2.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–71 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 5–30 Installing the 70- and 108-Inch DSSI Cables for Position 8
5–72 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array NOTE The following step assumes that no SF72 storage enclosures are installed internally in the system cabinet. If there are SF72 storage enclosures installed in the system cabinet, then one of the KFMSA modules installed in the system XMI backplane must be connected to those SF72 storage enclosures. DO NOT USE this KFMSA module or its DSSI connections to connect the system to the SF200 storage array. 9.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–73 5.3 Powering Up the SF72 Follow these steps to apply power to a newly installed SF72 storage enclosure: CAUTION Ensure that the drive dc power switches on the front of the enclosure are in the out position. 1. Turn the ac power switch on the rear of the enclosure on or to the 1 position. If the green power supply fault LED is lit, refer to Chapter 7. 2.
5–74 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.3.1 Updating the System Configuration Sheet Now that the enclosure has been successfully installed, power has been applied, and the drives have passed POST, you are ready to update the system configuration sheet to add the new ISEs. Refer to the KFMSA Module Installation and User Manual (EK–KFMSA– IM) for complete details on how to fill out a system configuration sheet. 5.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.4.2 Labeling the Cables For each cable you just installed, place a label 2 inches behind the connector as shown in Figure 5–31.
5–76 Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5.4.3 Labeling the OCP For each OCP on each SF72 you installed, place a label as shown in Figure 5–32.
Installing the SF72 Storage Enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array 5–77 5.5 Final Verification Now that all the hardware installation, cabling and labeling, and the powering up steps are complete, you are ready to configure the DSSI subsystem and verify the correct operation of each ISE in the array with the host system.
6 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array This chapter describes the steps to install the magazine tape subsystem in an existing SF200 storage array: • Steps to install (Section 6.1) • Cabling the subsystem (Section 6.2) Single-host configuration (Section 6.2.1) Dual-host configuration (Section 6.2.2) • Powering up the subsystem (Section 6.3) • Labeling the subsystem (Section 6.4) • Final verification (Section 6.
6–2 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array Table 6–1 Magazine Tape Subsystem Required Tool List Description Part Number #0 Phillips screwdriver 29–10991–00 #1 Phillips screwdriver 29–11001–00 #2 Phillips screwdriver 29–11005–00 1/8-inch slot screwdriver 29–10802–00 5/16-inch slot screwdriver 29–10960–00 1/8-inch hex key 29–26115–00 3/16-inch hex key 29–26118–00 11/32-inch nutdriver 29–10674–00 Refer to Chapter 7 for tools or equipment recommended for use when tro
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–3 6.1 Steps to Install The magazine tape subsystem that you are installing contains a tape ISE and the tape cartridge loader assemblies. This section contains several major parts.
6–4 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array At this time, examine the subsystem for physical damage. If you find any damage, do not attempt to install the subsystem. Notify your office immediately. If there is no damage, then unpack all the boxes and bags, and identify all the parts by using Table 6–2.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array Table 6–2 Magazine Tape Subsystem Kit Contents Description QuantityPart Number Magazine tape subsystem 1 Subsystem specific Hardware mounting assembly 1 subsystem specific Slide mount assembly 1 –1 Weldment bracket (front top) 1 70–26052–01 Weldment bracket (front bottom) 1 70–26052–02 Shoulder screw, 10-32. 0.500 4 12–24007–01 Shoulder screw, 10-32, 0.
6–6 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.1.2 Where to Install the Magazine Tape Subsystem The third level of the SF200 storage array cabinet is reserved for magazine tape subsystems. The subsystems install in numerical order. Facing the front of the cabinet, note that position 5 is on the left and position 6 is on the right (Figure 6–1).
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array SF LEVEL 4 20 0 LEVEL 3 0 1 2 3 0 4 1 5 2 6 3 LEVEL 2 4 5 6 LEVEL 1 SHR_X1101_89 Figure 6–1 Subsystem Locations 6–7
6–8 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.1.3 Completing the System Configuration Sheet Locate the system configuration sheet. Figure 6–2 and Figure 6–3 are examples of a filled out configuration sheet. If you cannot locate this sheet or if the one that is available is either not filled out or filled out incorrectly, fill one out immediately. Refer to the KFMSA Module Installation and User Manual (EK–KFMSA– IM) for an explanation of this sheet and how to fill it out.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–9 KFMSA/DSSI Single-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Tape 0 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Bus 2 DSSI ID # 7 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 5 System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name RF72 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 3 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI I
6–10 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array KFMSA/DSSI Dual-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Tape 0 Bus 2 DSSI ID # 7 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 5 System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name RF72 1 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 2 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 2 6 RF72 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 B
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–11 6.1.4 Installion Procedure This section describes the step-by-step procedures for installing a magazine tape subsystem in an SF200 storage array. Be sure to: • Follow each step in order, and do not skip any steps • Leave sufficient room to perform the installation (approximately 1.5 meters to 1.8 meters [5 feet to 6 feet] front and rear of the array) CAUTION Observe all ESD precautions and procedures.
6–12 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.1.4.1 Preparing the SF200 Storage Array The following procedure describes how to prepare the array to receive the magazine tape subsystem: 1. Place the magazine tape subsystem to be installed to one side, in front of the cabinet. 2. Open front and rear doors of the SF200 storage array (Figure 6–4). 3. Remove the front door filler panel that corresponds to the position of the SF200 storage array you are installing (Figure 6–4).
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array SF72 FILLER PANEL TF FILLER PANEL SHR_X1108A_89 Figure 6–4 Removing a Filler Panel 6–13
6–14 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.1.4.2 Hardware Installation Procedures Perform the following steps in full and in the order presented. WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to peform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. 1. Install the ac power cord (Figure 6–5). a. Swing open and remove the panel from the cabinet frame.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array SCALED .70 FROM IGS-CLAMP-ASSY.
6–16 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 2. Install the slide mount and associated hardware (Figure 6–6). The slide mount has two parts. One part is called the ‘‘adjustable’’ end and the other is called the ‘‘slotted’’ end. The adjustable end has four screws that, when loosened, allow the slide mount to be placed in the cabinet and then extended to make a secure fit.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–17 h. While facing the rear of the cabinet, install two 7/16-inch shoulder screws with washers (hand-tighten) — one screw in the bottom threaded hole and the other in the threaded hole beneath the center rear shoulder screw (hand-tighten) previously installed. i.
6–18 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array LOCKWASHER (5) 90-06637-00 7/16-INCH SHOULDER SCREW (3) 12-24007-02 LOCKWASHER (3) 90-06637-00 1/2-INCH SHOULDER SCREW (2) 12-24007-01 SLIDE MOUNT DSSI CABLE RETAINER 74-41302-01 NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: This is reduced at 18% of original 7/16-INCH SHOULDER SCREW (3) 12-24007-02 Figure 6–6 Installing the Slide Mount SHR-X0129A-90
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array l. 6–19 From the front of the cabinet, install the upper and lower weldment brackets on the cabinet side rail using 1/2-inch shoulder screws and washers (Figure 6–7).
6–20 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array TOP WELDMENT 70-26052-01 NOTE: This illustration reduced 50% of original CAD SLIDE MOUNT GUIDE PINS LOCK WASHER (2) 90-06637-00 1/2-INCH SHOULDER SCREW (2) 12-24007-01 BOTTOM WELDMENT 70-26052-02 SHR-X0131A-90 Figure 6–7 Installing the Weldment Brackets
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–21 3. Install the magazine tape subsystem. a. Loosen the shipping screw in the rear, upper right corner, of the magazine tape subsystem. b. Remove the magazine tape subsystem assembly from the extrusion tube. Push the inner assembly out to the first mechanical stop. Release the stop and then push the inner assembly out to the second mechanical stop. Then remove the inner assembly from the extrusion tube.
6–22 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array SEMS SCREWS (4) 12-21368-03 CHASSIS RETAINERS SHR_X1123B_89 Figure 6–8 Chassis Retainers
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–23 d. At the front of the cabinet, lift the extrusion tube up and onto the slide mount until the chassis retainers touch the weldment brackets. e. Install and tighten the two outer weldment screws, then install and tighten the two inner weldment screws (Figure 6–9). f. Tighten the upper and lower weldment 1/2-inch shoulder screws and washers.
6–24 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 4. While the inner assembly is out of the extrusion tube, check the DSSI ID switches on the DSSI controller module. Ensure that the DSSI ID switch is set to 0 and that the TMSCP switch is down or enabled. Refer to the magazine tape subsystem documentation for information on how to access the DSSI controller module. 5. Perform the following steps to complete the hardware installation of the magazine tape subsystem: a.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–25 DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–10 AC Power Switch, Voltage Selections, and Power Cord
6–26 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.2 Cabling the Subsystem in SF200 Storage Array Position This section describes the step-by-step procedure to cable the magazine tape subsystem that you just installed to the existing DSSI bus configuration of the SF200 storage array. Refer to Section 6.2.1 for instructions on how to cable the magazine tape subsystem in an SF200 storage array configured for single-host. Refer to Section 6.2.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–27 6.2.1.1 Cabling Position 5 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. The following steps are for cabling a magazine tape subsystem in an existing SF200 storage array configured for single-host: 1. Take the disk ISEs in position 1 off-line before you proceed.
6–28 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–11 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 5)
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–29 6.2.1.2 Cabling Position 6 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to peform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. 1. If present, take the drives in the SF72 storage enclosure in To do so first take each ISE off-line by pressing the Ready switches. Then press all the drive dc power switches to the out position.
6–30 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–12 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 6)
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–31 6. At this time, connect a 42-inch DSSI cable (part number BC21Q–3F) to the rightmost DSSI connector at the rear of the SF72 in position 2 and to the bottom DSSI connector at the rear of the magazine tape subsystem in position 6. 7. Route this DSSI cable under the cable retainers on the appropriate side of the cabinet. 8. Push the inner assembly back into the extrusion tube.
6–32 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 9. If no SF72 storage enclosure is installed in position 2, then at the rear of the SF200 storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 10. Swing open and remove the panel from the cabinet frame. CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 11.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–33 16. Plug the other end of this cable into the appropriate port on the VAX6000 system I/O panel at the rear of the system cabinet. To determine which of the two DSSI connector on the system I/O panel to connect to: a. Open the system I/O panel by removing the six screws that secure the I/O panel to the system chassis. Let the panel swing down to its rest position. b. Find the first KFMSA module installed in the system XMI backplane.
6–34 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure 6–13 Installing the DSSI Cables
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–35 6.2.2 Dual-Host Configuration Use the following sections for cabling a magazine tape subsystem in an existing SF200 storage array configured for dual-host. 6.2.2.1 Cabling Position 5 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. 1.
6–36 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–14 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 6)
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–37 6.2.2.2 Cabling Position 6 WARNING Before performing the following steps, refer to the system documentation for the correct steps to perform an orderly shutdown of the system that the SF200 storage array is connected to. 1. If an SF72 storage enclosure is installed in position 2, take the disk ISEs in position 2 off-line before you proceed.
6–38 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–15 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 6)
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–39 8. If there is no SF72 storage enclosure installed in position 2, then at the rear of the SF200 storage array, locate the DSSI I/O panel at the bottom. Use a 3/16-inch flatblade screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the right of the panel. 9. Swing open and remove the panel from the cabinet frame. CAUTION Use care not to disturb or damage power cords and DSSI cables that are already connected to the DSSI I/O panel. 10.
6–40 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array DSSI CONNECTORS AC POWER SWITCH AC RECEPTACLE SHR-X0141B-90-CPG Figure 6–16 Installing the 42-Inch DSSI Cable (Position 6)
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–41 6.3 Powering Up the Magazine Tape Subsystem Follow these steps to apply power to a newly install SF72 storage enclosure. 1. Turn the ac power switch on the rear of the subsystem on or to the "1" position. After you power on the TF837 magazine tape subsystem, 1. All its OCP indicators turn on (generally within 15 seconds.) 2. While the elevator scans the magazine, all OCP indicators, except for Power On, turn off 3.
6–42 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.4 Labeling the DSSI Cables and Magazine Tape Subsystem For a single-host configuration, use the following colored labels on the SF72 OCP door, magazine tape subsystem front panel, and all DSSI cables.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array LABEL SHR-X0108-90 Figure 6–17 Placing a Label on a DSSI Cable 6–43
6–44 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.4.3 Labeling the Magazine Tape Subsystem Place the labels for the front panel of the magazine tape subsystem as shown in Figure 6–18.
Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6–45 O PE R A TO R C O N TR O L PA N E L LABEL AREA Eject Load/Unload MODE SELECT KEY S W ITC H Slot Select LOCKED MODE AUTOMATIC MODE Power On CURRENT SLOT INDICATORS 0-6 MANUAL MODE Write Protected Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator SERVICE MODE Drive Fault Loader Fault DSSI NODE ID LABEL Eject Load/Unload Slot Select 0 Power On Write Protected Write Protect Load Fault 1 Tape In Use Head Clean Indicator Drive Fault Loader Fa
6–46 Installing the Magazine Tape Subsystem in an SF200 Storage Array 6.5 Final Verification Now that all the hardware installation, cabling and labeling, and the powering up steps are complete, you are ready to configure the DSSI subsystem and verify the correct operation of each ISE in the array with the host system.
7 Installation Troubleshooting This chapter explains what to do if you detect problems during the installation of the SF72 storage enclosure. The procedures in this chapter involve taking devices on- and off-line. This causes a failure in the communications with the devices affected, resulting in potential user problems. For this reason, the system manager should perform an orderly shutdown of all DSSI ISEs before any troubleshooting. Refer to the service or maintenance manuals for the device.
7–2 Installation Troubleshooting 7.1 Troubleshooting the SF72 Storage Enclosure This section presents symptoms of a failed device, the probable cause or causes of the failure, and the corrective action to take for correcting the failure. Much of the corrective action calls either for taking a device or devices off-line or for removing power from the enclosure containing the failed device.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–3 Use Table 7–1 to isolate a failure in an SF72 storage enclosure. Table 7–1 Troubleshooting Chart Probable Cause(s) Symptom(s) No OCP indicators are lit. Single Fault indicator lit on OCP. Multiple Fault indicators lit on OCP. Corrective Action(s) 1. SF72 enclosure is not plugged in or not turned on. 1. At the rear of the SF72 enclosure, plug in the ac power cord or turn on the SF72. 2. Drive dc power switch is off. 2.
7–4 Installation Troubleshooting Table 7–1 (Cont.) Troubleshooting Chart Probable Cause(s) Symptom(s) 3. ISE is not seen or seen at unexpected DSSI ID value. Fan is not spinning and power supply LED is lit. 1 The 3. Conflicting DSSI ID numbers. One or more indicators continue to cycle. One ISE is not accessible. Bad DSSI cable(s). Corrective Action(s) Isolate with DSSI bus meter1 and replace. Verify correct DSSI ID switch settings on KFMSA module, SF72, and magazine tape subsystems for that bus.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–5 Table 7–1 (Cont.) Troubleshooting Chart Probable Cause(s) Symptom(s) Fan is not spinning and power supply LED is not lit, but SF72 enclosure is on. Corrective Action(s) 1. Bad power supply. 1. Replace power supply. 2. Bad power cord. 2. Replace cord. 3. Bad TTM. 3. Configure a new TTM and replace. NOTE The DSSI bus meter, or DBM, is a small, easily portable device used to look at bus signals in real-time as well as to verify DSSI ID numbers.
7–6 Installation Troubleshooting 7.1.1 Removing an RF72 Disk ISE from an SF72 Storage Enclosure This section provides the procedure for removing an RF72 disk ISE from an SF72 storage enclosure. WARNING Take all possible ESD precautions when unpacking the RF72 disk ISEs. Wear a correctly grounded ESD strap. Have an orderly shutdown of the SF72 enclosure containing the disk ISE performed. Refer to the system documentation. 1. Power down the SF72 enclosure. a.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–7 OPERATOR CONTROL PANEL (OCP) digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault FRONT COVER CAPTIVE SCREWS FRONT COVER DOOR ENCLOSURE CAPTIVE SCREWS DRIVE DC POWER SWITCHES Figure 7–1 Powering Down the SF72 Storage Enclosure SHR-X0126A-90
7–8 Installation Troubleshooting 2. Remove the RF72 disk ISE. a. Remove the SF72 enclosure front cover (Figure 7–2). Loosen the screws and lift off the covers. b. Loosen the wedges on the disk ISE.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–9 c. Disconnect all cables to the disk ISE as shown in Figure 7–3. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
7–10 Installation Troubleshooting d. Remove the RF72 disk ISE as shown in Figure 7–4. Slide out the disk ISE gently, while holding all cables out of the way. Do not force the disk ISE. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–11 3. Unpack the replacement RF72 disk ISE: a. Open the shipping carton. b. Remove the disk ISE wrapped in the protective wrapper. c. Open the protective wrapper and remove the disk ISE. Discard the desiccant bags. d. Place the disk ISE on the protective wrapper. 4. Remove the skid plate and wedges from the faulty disk ISE and install them on the replacement disk ISE (Figure 7–5). NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: This illustration is RF72 at .
7–12 Installation Troubleshooting 5. Orient the RF72 disk ISE as shown in Figure 7–6 and install the disk ISE in the enclosure. Slide the disk ISE gently into place, while holding all cables out of the way. Do not force the disk ISE. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–13 6. Verify that the disk ISE is locked into place and tighten the wedges. 7. Connect all cables as shown in Figure 7–7. Connectors are keyed so that the cables cannot be installed incorrectly. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
7–14 Installation Troubleshooting 8. Replace the front cover on the SF72 enclosure (Figure 7–8). Proceed to Section 7.1.2.
Installation Troubleshooting 7–15 7.1.2 Bringing the RF72 Disk ISE On-Line This section provides the procedure for bringing all the ISEs in the SF72 enclosure on-line and for setting DSSI ID numbers. 1. Ensure that the DSSI ID switches (behind the door on the OCP) are set correctly. For positions 1, 2, 4, and 7, they are LR:1, RR:4, LF:2, RF:3. For positions 3 and 8, they are LR:6, RR:6, LF:5, RF:5. 2. Place the ac power switch at the rear of the SF72 enclosure to the 1 or ON position. 3.
A SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams This appendix contains cabling diagrams for the SF200 storage array variations, in both the single-host (Section A.1) and dual-host (Section A.2) configurations. Table A–1 explains the nomenclature used in the cabling diagrams. Table A–1 Cabling Diagram Key T and B R and L Represent the top and bottom, right and left DSSI connectors in the rear of the magazine tape subsystems and SF72 storage enclosures. TFx1 SFx2 TF is the designation for a magazine tape subsystem.
A–2 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams Table A–2 lists the diagrams in this appendix.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–3 A.1 Single-Host Configuration This section contains cabling diagrams for SF200 storage array variations in the single-host configuration. Note the following: • DSSI bus termination is supplied by the TTM module inside the SF72 storage enclosures in position 3 and 8. • The SF72 storage enclosures in positions 3 and 8 must be operating in split-bus mode.
A–4 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−BA/BD/CA/CD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 T L R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–1 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–5 SF200−BA/BD/CA/CD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 T 6 5 B TF1 BC21Q−3F 4 2 3 T L R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–1 (Cont.
A–6 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−BA/BD/CA/CD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T T 7 6 T B 5 B TF1 TF2 BC21Q−3F 4 2 3 T L R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 P2 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–1 SF200-BA/BD and SF200-CA/CD Variants
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–7 SF200−FA/FD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW BC21R−5L T L R 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 T SF2 P1 P2 L R SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–2 (Cont.
A–8 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−FA/FD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 T 6 5 B TF1 4 3 BC21Q−3F BC21R−5L T L R 2 T SF2 L R 1 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–2 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–9 SF200−FA/FD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T 7 T 6 B 5 B TF1 TF2 4 3 BC21Q−3F T L R 2 T SF2 P1 P2 L R SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–2 SF200-FA/FD Variants 1
A–10 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HA/HD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 5 BC21Q−3F L 4 R 3 SF3 L R L SF2 BC21R−5L P1 P2 R SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–3 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–11 SF200−HA/HD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B TF1 L 4 R 3 BC21Q−3F SF3 L R L R 1 BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–3 (Cont.
A–12 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HA/HD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T T B 5 B BC21Q−3F TF1 TF2 L 4 R 3 SF3 L R L R 1 BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–3 SF200-HA/HD Variants
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–13 SF200−HA /HD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW T L R 8 7 6 5 4 L SF4 BC21Q−3F L 3 R 1 SF3 R 2 SF2 P1 P2 P3 R L BC21R−5L SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–4 (Cont.
A–14 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HA /HD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B TF1 T L R 4 L SF4 L BC21Q−3F R 3 R 1 SF3 R 2 SF2 P1 P2 P3 L BC21R−5L SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–4 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–15 SF200−HA /HD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 SF5 SF6 6 T T B B TF2 T L 5 R TF1 4 L R 3 BC21Q−3F SF4 SF3 L R 2 SF2 BC21R−5L P1 P2 P3 L R SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–4 SF200-HA/HD Variants, with One SF72 1
A–16 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HA/HD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 L R 7 T SF5 6 5 BC21Q−3F T R L L 4 R 3 BC21R−5L SF4 L SF3 R 2 SF2 L R 1 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–5 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–17 SF200−HA/HD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 L R 7 T 5 T SF5 6 B TF2 TF1 BC21Q−3F T L R 4 L R 3 BC21R−5L SF3 SF4 L R 2 SF2 L R 1 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–5 (Cont.
A–18 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HA/HD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 L R 7 T 5 T SF5 BC21Q−3F T BC21R−5L 6 B B TF2 L TF1 R 4 R 3 L R 1 SF3 SF4 L L R 2 SF2 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–5 SF200-HA/HD Variants, with Two SF72s
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–19 SF200−JA/JD (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L R 8 L R 7 SF5 SF6 6 5 BC21Q−3F R L BC21R−5L 4 L 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 L R R 2 SF2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–6 (Cont.
A–20 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−JA/JD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW L R 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 SF6 6 BC21Q−3F B TF1 R L BC21R−5L 4 L 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 L R R 2 SF2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–6 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–21 SF200−JA/JD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L R 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 SF6 6 T B B TF2 TF1 R L 4 L R 3 BC21Q−3F BC21R−5L SF4 L SF3 R 2 SF2 L R SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–6 SF200-JA/JD Variants 1
A–22 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−TA/TD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T B 5 T TF1 P1 P2 4 3 2 1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–7 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–23 SF200−TA/TD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T 6 B 5 T TF1 TF2 P1 P2 T B T BC21R−5L 7 4 3 2 1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–7 SF200-TA/TD Variants (Magazine Tape Subsystems Only)
A–24 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A.2 Dual-Host Configuration This section contains cabling diagrams for SF200 storage array variations in the dual-host configuration. Note the following: • DSSI bus termination is supplied by the KFMSA modules installed in each host system. • All KFMSA modules installed in each host system must be set to the same DSSI ID. DSSI ID 7 is used in one host system, and DSSI ID 6 is used in the other. • All SF72 storage enclosures operate in through-bus mode.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–25 SF200−BE/BH/CE/CH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 5 4 3 L 2 R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 P9 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–8 (Cont.
A–26 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−BE/BH/CE/CH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B TF1 BC21Q−3F 4 3 L 2 R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 P2 P9 P10 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–8 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–27 SF200−BE/BH/CE/CH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T 7 6 T B 5 B TF1 TF2 BC21Q−3F 4 2 3 L R 1 BC21R−5L SF1 P1 P2 P9 P10 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–8 SF200-BE/BH and SF200-CE/CH Variants
A–28 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−FE/FH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L R 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 L R BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 P9 P10 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–9 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–29 SF200−FE/FH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B TF1 4 3 BC21Q−3F L R 2 L R 1 BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 P9 P10 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–9 (Cont.
A–30 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−FE/FH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T T B 5 B TF1 TF2 4 3 BC21Q−3F L R 2 L R 1 BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 P9 P10 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER MKV−R105−91 Figure A–9 SF200-FE/FH Variants
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–31 SF200−HE/HH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 5 L R 3 R 1 SF3 L R 4 L BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 P3 P9 P10 P11 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–10 (Cont.
A–32 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HE/HH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 7 8 6 T 5 B BC21Q−3F TF1 L R 3 R 1 SF3 L R 4 L BC21R−5L SF2 SF1 P1 P2 P3 P9 P10 P11 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–10 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–33 SF200−HE/HH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 7 8 T 6 T B 5 B BC21Q−3F TF1 TF2 L R 3 R 1 SF3 L R 4 L BC21R−5L SF2 P1 P2 P3 P9 P10 P11 SF1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–10 SF200-HE/HH Variants
A–34 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HE/HH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L 8 7 6 5 R 4 L R 2 L L 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 BC21R−5L R SF2 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P9 P10P11 P12 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–11 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–35 SF200−HE/HH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B BC21Q−3F BC21R−5L TF1 L R 4 L R 2 L 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 L R SF2 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P9 P10P11 P12 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–11 (Cont.
A–36 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HE/HH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T 7 T 6 B B TF2 L R 4 L R R 3 R 1 SF3 2 SF2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P9 P10P11 P12 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–11 BC21Q−3F BC21R−5L TF1 SF4 L 5 SF200-HE/HH Variants, with One SF72
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–37 SF200−HE/HH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 6 B TF1 BC21R−5L R L 4 R SF2 R 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 L L 2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–12 (Cont.
A–38 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−HE/HH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW BC21R−5L 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 6 B BC21Q−3F TF1 R L 4 SF4 L R 3 R 1 SF3 R SF2 L 2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–12 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–39 SF200−HE/HH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW BC21R−5L 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 6 T B B BC21Q−3F TF1 TF2 R L 4 R SF2 R 3 R 1 SF3 SF4 L L 2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 881 POWER CONTROLLER MKV−R101−91 Figure A–12 SF200-HE/HH Variants, with Two SF72s
A–40 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−JE/JH (WITHOUT TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L R 8 L SF6 R SF5 6 R L 4 5 L SF4 L R 3 R 1 SF3 R SF2 7 2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P8 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 P14 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–13 (Cont.
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–41 SF200−JE/JH (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW L R 8 L R 7 T 5 SF5 SF6 6 B TF1 R L 4 L SF4 L 3 R 1 SF3 R SF2 R 2 L SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 P14 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–13 (Cont.
A–42 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−JE/JH (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW L R 8 L 6 T B T 5 B TF1 TF2 R 4 L R 3 SF3 SF4 L 7 SF5 SF6 L R R L 2 SF2 R 1 SF1 I/O PORTS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P9 P10P11 P12 P13 P14 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–13 SF200-JE/JH Variants
SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams A–43 SF200−TA/TD (WITH ONE TAPE OPTION) REAR VIEW 8 7 6 T 5 B TF1 BC21R−5L 4 3 2 1 P1 P2 P9 P10 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–14 (Cont.
A–44 SF200 Storage Array Cabling Diagrams SF200−TA/TD (WITH TWO TAPE OPTIONS) REAR VIEW 8 T 7 6 T B 5 B TF1 TF2 P1 P2 P9 P10 4 3 2 1 I/O PORTS 881 POWER CONTROLLER Figure A–14 SF200-TA/TD Variants (Magazine Tape Subsystems Only)
B Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B.1 Introduction This procedure allows the SF72-UK upgrade to be performed while the host system and the disk ISEs in the SF72-HK storage enclosure are off-line. Refer to Section B.2 for instructions on how to take a disk ISE off-line. To ensure the integrity of the host system, follow the steps in this procedure in order and exactly as instructed.
B–2 Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit WARNING The following procedure assumes that the SF200 storage array, and the SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems in the array, have been correctly installed and configured according to the standard bus and configuration guidelines in this guide. Locate the system configuration sheet and ensure that it is filled out. • At this point, the host system must be brought down to continue.
Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B–3 B.2 Securing the Array for the Upgrade Once the host systems have been correctly brought down, perform the following steps: 1. Take each ISE installed in the SF200 storage array off-line. a. For all SF72 storage enclosures, press all OCP Ready buttons to their out position. b. For all magazine tape subsystems, press the Load/Unload button. Wait until the cartridge is returned to the magazine and the In-Use LED is extinguished. 2.
B–4 Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B.3 Installing the RF72 Disk ISE Into an SF72-HK Storage Enclosure Use the following steps to install two RF72 disk ISEs into an SF72-HK storage enclosure: WARNING Do not disconnect or disturb the existing DSSI cables and terminators on the present SF72 storage enclosures, magazine tape subsystems, or on the SF200 storage array I/O panel. Customer data corruption could result. WARNING Take all possible ESD precautions when unpacking the RF72 disk ISEs.
Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B–5 The following sections provide the steps to install the two-drive SF72-UK upgrade to an SF72-HK storage enclosure with two RF72 disk drives. The SF72-UK option includes the two RF72 disk ISEs to be installed in the two front positions of an SF72-HK enclosure. 1. To unpack an RF72 disk ISE: a. Open the shipping carton. b. Remove the RF72 disk ISE wrapped in the protective wrapper. c. Open the protective wrapper and remove the drive.
B–6 Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit OPERATOR CONTROL PANEL (OCP) digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault FRONT COVER CAPTIVE SCREWS FRONT COVER DOOR ENCLOSURE CAPTIVE SCREWS DRIVE DC POWER SWITCHES Figure B–1 SF72 Front Cover Removal SHR-X0126A-90
Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B–7 b. Orient the RF72 disk ISE as shown in Figure B–2 and install the disk ISE in the enclosure. Slide the disk ISE gently into place, while holding all cables out of the way. Do not force the disk ISE. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
B–8 Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit c. Verify that the disk ISE is locked into place and tighten the wedges. d. Connect the cables (Figure B–3) in the following order: 6-pin power cable, 10-pin OCP cable, and 50-pin DSSI cable. The connectors are keyed so that the cables cannot be installed incorrectly. NOTE TO ILLUSTRATOR: front panel for this hardware is SHR_X1127_89 ISOL and reduced 17/64 (.
Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B–9 e. Replace the front cover on the SF72 enclosure (Figure B–4).
B–10 Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B.4 Powering Up the ISEs Once all of the previous steps have been performed, use the following steps to power up the ISEs in the SF200 storage array: 1. At the rear of the array, turn the 881 power controller circuit breaker on. 2. For all SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems, turn the ac power switches at the rear of each to their 1 or on position. 3.
Installation Procedures for an SF72-UK Upgrade Kit B–11 B.5 Bringing the New RF72 Disk ISEs On-Line Refer to the KFMSA Module Installation and User Manual (EK– KFMSA–IM) for the sections on configuring a single-host and dual-host configuration. Note that you will be instructed by these sections to perform the following tasks: • Boot VAS/DS on the host systems. • Attach the KFMSA modules in each system. • Select each KFMSA module in each system. • Run EVCXE or EVCXF.
C Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration This appendix describes how to convert an SF200 storage array, SF72 storage enclosure, or magazine tape subsystem that is configured according to single-host configuration guidelines to dual-host configuration guidelines.
C–2 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration WARNING The following procedure assumes that the SF200 storage array and the SF72 storage enclosures and magazine tape subsystems in the array have been correctly installed and configured according to the standard bus and configuration guidelines in this installation guide. Locate the system configuration sheets (an example can be found in Figure C–1) and ensure that it is filled out.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–3 KFMSA/DSSI Single-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Tape 0 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Bus 2 DSSI ID # 7 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 5 System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name RF72 1 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 2 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name 1 RF72 3 ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # 0 Device Type DSSI
C–4 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C.1 Securing the Array for Conversion Once the host systems have been correctly brought down, perform the following steps: 1. Take each ISE installed in the SF200 storage array off-line. a. For all SF72 storage enclosures, press all OCP Ready buttons to their out position. b. For all magazine tape subsystems, push the Load/Unload button. Wait until the cartridge is returned to the magazine and the In-Use LED is extinguished. 2.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–5 C.2 Conversion Procedure The following sections contain the steps necessary to: • Convert an SF72 storage enclosure from split-bus to through-bus mode (refer to Section C.2.1). • Convert an SF200 storage array that contains SF72 storage enclosures, and/or magazine tape subsystem and is cabled for singlehost to dual-host configuration (refer to Section C.2.2). • Label the cables (refer to Section C.2.3).
C–6 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C.2.1 Split-Bus to Through-Bus Conversion Procedure Use the steps in this section only if you are converting an SF72 storage enclosure resident in position 3 or 8 of an SF200 storage array from single-host to dual-host. SF72 storage enclosures in position 3 and 8 MUST be converted as split-bus mode is NOT supported in the dual-host configuration. CAUTION Maintain ESD precautions at all times.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–7 Table C–1 DSSI ID Switch Settings (SF72 only) SF200 Positions 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8 Left Rear (LR) Left Front (LF) Right Front (RF) Right Rear (RR) 001 010 011 100 THROUGH-BUS MODE J5 J4 J2 J3 THRU SPLIT J11 TO OCP SHR_X1110_89 Figure C–2 Changing an SF72 to Through-Bus Mode
C–8 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration NOTE Ensure that both host systems and the SF200 storage array are off-line and powered down C.2.2 Single-Host to Dual-Host Cabling Conversion The following procedure takes you through the steps to recable a DSSI bus configured for single-host applications to a a DSSI bus configured for dual-host application. The five possible single-host bus configurations are shown in Figure C–3.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–9 S1 S2 Magazine SF72 SF200 I/O Tape PORT Subsystem Storage Enclosure SYS 108-inch 70-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L D T PORT Subsystem T 108-inch 70-inch 42-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L BC21Q-3F Magazine Tape PORT Subsystem D D BC21Q-3F SplitBus SF72 Storage Enclosure SYS SF200 I/O D 42-inch BC21Q-3F Magazine Tape D D 42-inch SF200 I/O SF72 Storage Enclosure D D D D DSSI TERMINATOR 12-31281-01 T
C–10 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration D1 D2 SF200 I/O Magazine Tape PORT Subsystem SYS 108-inch 70-inch A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L SF72 D T SF200 I/O Storage Enclosure PORT D 42-inch 70-inch 108-inch SYS BC21Q-3F BC21R-5L BC21Q-09 B D D SF200 I/O Magazine Tape SF200 I/O PORT Subsystem PORT T SYS 108-inch 70-inch 70-inch 108-inch SYS A BC21Q-09 BC21R-5L BC21R-5L BC21Q-09 B SF72 SF200 I/O PORT D3 SF200 I/O Storage Enclosure SYS
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–11 The steps in the following section instruct you on how to physically recable the SF200 storage array from its current single-host configuration to a daul-host configuration. Use Table C–2 to convert the existing SF200 storage array from singlehost configured DSSI buses to the dual-host configuration and to Figure C–3 and Figure C–4 for the actual bus configuration.
C–12 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration Install the 70-inch DSSI cables (BC21R–5L) where necessary to complete the bus connections to the SF200 I/O panel. To do so: 1. Connect one end of the 70-inch DSSI cable to the DSSI connector located on the rear of the SF72 storage enclosure or magazine tape subsystem. 2. Install the other end to the appropriate port on the SF200 I/O panel. Refer to Figure C–5.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–13 70 INCH DSSI CABLE SF200 I/O PANEL 108 INCH DSSI CABLE SHR-X0122-90 Figure C–5 How to Connect DSSI Cables on the SF200 I/O Panel
C–14 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C.2.3 Labeling the Cables This section details the steps required to correctly label all the cables for the VAX6000 series system’s, the SF200 storage array and its SF72 storage enclosures and tape magazine subsystems. At this point, all steps in the previous sections must be completed. C.2.3.1 System Configuration Sheet At this time you should be ready to fill out the system configuration sheets.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–15 KFMSA/DSSI Dual-host Configuration Sheet KFMSA XMI Node # Bus 1 DSSI ID # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name Bus 2 DSSI ID # ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name System ID Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # Device Type DSSI ID # Node Name ALLO_CLASS SF200 Box # System ID ALLO_CL
C–16 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C.2.3.2 Filling Out the Labels There are sizes of colored labels. The larger label is for the DSSI cables. The smaller label is for the inside of the SF72 stroage enclosure OCP door, the front panels of a magazine tape subsystem and the host system I/O panel. Refer to the inside cover of the SF Family Label Booklet, part number 36–32882–01, for the instructions on what information to put on each of the two types of labels.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–17 LABEL SHR-X0108-90 Figure C–7 Placing a Label on a DSSI Cable
C–18 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration OCP label is placed as shown in Figure C–8.
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–19 C.2.4 Power up the SF200 Storage Array Now that the SF200 storage array has been converted to dual-host and labeled you are ready to apply power. CAUTION Ensure that the ac power switch on each SF72 storage enclosure and magazine tape subsystem installed is in the off position. 1. At the rear of the storage array, turn the 881 power controller on. Ensure that the BUS/OFF/ON switch is in the down position. 2.
C–20 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration digi tal Write Ready Protect Fault DSSI ID 1 DSSI ID Write Ready Protect Fault 2 SHR_X1128_89 Figure C–9 OCP Indicators and Controls
Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C–21 C.2.5 Bringing a Newly Converted Dual-Host Conversion On-Line Refer to the sections in the KFMSA Module Installation and User Manual that deal with configuring a dual-host configuration. Note that you will be instructed by these sections to perform the following tasks: • Boot VAX/DS on the host systems. • Attach the KFMSA modules in each system. • Select each KFMSA module in each system. • Run EVCXE or EVCXF.
C–22 Converting a Single-Host Configuration to a Dual-Host Configuration C.2.6 Final Verification Now that the SF200 storage array has been converted, cabling and labeling, and the powered up, you are ready to configure the DSSI subsystem and verify the correct operation of each ISE in the array with the host system.
Glossary ADAPTER A module that connects one or more device controllers to the host bus and hides many of the host bus requirements from the controller. The KFMSA module is an XMI to DSSI bus adapter. ALLOCATION CLASS A numerical value assigned to the ISE to indicate which host(s) on a cluster it will be served by. BAD BLOCK An address on a disk or tape that is determined by the device controller to be bad and, therefore, in need of replacement.
Glossary–2 DSSI Digital Storage System Interconnect. A DSA-based storage interconnect used by the KFMSA adapter and the RF- and TF-series integrated storage elements to transfer data and to communicate with each other. DUAL-HOST Storage configuration where DSSI ISEs are shared between two DSSI adapters and host systems. DUP Diagnostic and utility protocol. A SYSAP-level protocol by which a host computer directs a storage device controller to run internal diagnostics or utility functions.
Glossary–3 NODE NAME A 6-character (maximum) value that is assigned to each DSSI ISE. The node name of each ISE must be unique across the system topology. OCP Operator control panel. An enclosure interface that allows remote control of DSSI node ID selection and ISE operating status. PARAMS A local program resident on the ISE. PARAMS is used to view and modify current device parameter settings on an ISE. PATH A channel from the host to a device. RBN Replacement block number.
Glossary–4 THROUGH-BUS A mode of operation where all the ISEs in an SF72 enclosure are connected to the same DSSI bus. In this mode, the DSSI bus is terminated using an external terminator. TMSCP Tape Mass Storage Control Protocol. Application layer protocol that is used by the host to perform tape I/O operations and I/O control functions. TTM Transition termination module.
Index B F Bringing an RF72 disk ISE on-line, 7–15 Bringing disk ISE back on-line, B–11 Filling out the labels, 5–74, 6–42 Dual-host, C–16 dual-host configuration, 4–43 single-host configuration, 4–20 Final verification magazine tape subsystem, 6–46 SF72 storage enclosure, 5–77 Final Verification Dual-host, C–22 Front door removal, 3–11, 4–7, 4–31 C Cabinet door removal, 3–11, 4–7, 4–31 Cabling the magazine tape subsystem SF200 storage array, 6–26 Cabling the SF72 storage enclosure in SF200 storage array
2 Index Installing an SF72 enclosure in an SF200 Storage Array, 5–1 Installing an SF72 Storage enclosure SF200 storage array, 5–3 Installing RF72 disk ISE into an SF72-HK storage enclosure, B–4 K KFMSA bulkhead connector, 4–16, 4–40 L Labeling the cables, 5–75, 6–42 Labeling the DSSI cables, 5–74 magazine tape subsystem, 6–42 Labeling the magazine tape subsystem, 6–42, 6–44 Labeling the operator control panel, 5–74, 5–76 M Magazine tape subsystem in an SF200 storage array, 6–11 shipping screw, 4–12 Maga
Index 3 SF200 storage array labeling (Cont.
