HP StorageWorks XP20000 Disk Array Site Preparation Guide (AE190-96002, September 2007)

Packaging configurations
XP disk array cabinets are shipped in one of the following packaging configurations:
• Full packaging
—
consists of a pallet, wooden loading ramp, inner packaging, and outer
corrugated carton assembly.
• Full packaging with wooden crate — consists of full packaging encased in a wooden crate.
Unpacking process
If you need to unpack the equipment without HP supervision, follow the instructions in this section.
1. Following the steps g iven “Removing packaging m aterials”, unpack the equipm ent cartons outside of
the
computer room to avoid debris a nd possible contamination of the computer room enviro nm ent.
2. For software CDs, cables, and other installation hardware, leave the sealed cartons or packages
intact. HP representatives will unpack them when they install and configure the disk array.
3. As you unpack the cartons, match the delivere d items to the packing list (invoice) for each carton.
Contact your H P SR immediately if any items are missing or are not the ones you ordered.
4. Move all equipment to the computer room before the installation date.
Safety pr ecautions
CAUTION:
Be very car
eful when handling the equipment. Do not drop the equipment from a height of m ore than
0.5cm(0.2in). Floor unevenness must be less than 1cm(0.4in).
WARNING!
The e quipment frames are very heav y. To avoid injury, use appropriate lifting tools and have three
people unpack and move the equipment.
CAUTION:
Any movement of the equipment by forklift s hould be done prior to unpacking. The carton assembly
provides themostsecuresupport of theequipment during movement. Transportingthe equipmentby
forklift after the packaging carton has been removed is not advisable.
CAUTION:
Equipment racks are top heavy and contain very sensitive electronic a nd mechanical components.
When moving on frame casters, the rolling surface must be able to support the equipment weight and
must be free of surface conditions that could cause shock or vibration to the cabinet contents. Avoid
pushing the racks from behind because they may tip over. Instead, pull the racks from the rear to roll
them. Be ca reful when pulling the rack so that it does not tip toward you or fall on you, causing injury.
WARNING!
When using sharp objects or cutting tools, make sure that no p art of your body lies in the path of
the blad
e
bit or point.
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Delivery and unpacking