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Revision History
7/13/99Initial release.
2/21/00Revised information about default IDs of SCSI drives on page 4.
ii Megaplex II Chassis Guide
Table of Contents
1General Information .......................................... 1
General Description of Chassis..............................................1
Front of Chassis........................................................................2
Back of Chassis.........................................................................2
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iv Megaplex II Chassis Guide
Preface, Continued
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Preface v
Safety Summary
The following text describes the WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES used
throughout this document. Each description is followed by an example. You
should become familiar with these procedures and always observe standard
safety practices.
WarningUsed to describe potential hazards to personnel. Follow directions carefully to
avoid injury.
Warning
High voltage used in this equipment. To avoid injury or
electrical shock, do not remove cover or reach into the unit
when the power cord is connected.
CautionUsed to describe hazards to equipment. Failure to comply with instruction may
result in damage to the equipment.
Caution
Support the drive canister with both hands when removing
it from the chassis. Failure to support the canister can
result in the unit falling and striking the chassis causing
damage to the canister or to the chassis.
Note:Provides information that will aid you in the interpretation of systems
operations, procedures, or functions.
Note:Do not duplicate ID numbers within the same SCSI bus.
vi Megaplex II Chassis Guide
1General Information
This manual provides general installation and maintenance information,
including drive installation and power supply replacement for the Megaplex II
9U chassis. The material is arranged into the following sections.
General Description of Chassis
The Megaplex II rack-mount chassis supports up to eight 3.50" SCA (Single
Connector Attachment) Low Voltage Differential (LVD) 16-bit SCSI drives.
SCA drives provide simple installation via pluggable canisters. The SCA “no
cable” design allows you to simply mount the drive into the canister and plug
into the chassis. The Megaplex II chassis includes:
• mounts for up to eight drives,
• mounts for up to three power supplies,
• seven cooling fans,
• four CPU activity LEDs, and
• Alarm Mute LED and Alarm Mute switch.
Peripheral Drives System peripherals include mountings for:
• two 5.25" half-high CD-ROM drives,
• one 3.5" floppy drives, and
• two 3.5" IDE (system drives).
Power Supplies The chassis is supported by three 450W hot-pluggable power supplies. The N+1
redundant arrangement allows the chassis to continue operation when one power
supply fails. The power supply is a modular, pluggable design. Power supplies
are mounted from the rear of the chassis. Each power supply plugs into the
chassis power distribution board via a blind mate connector. The power supplies
are hot-pluggable units that can be replaced while the system remains
operational.
CoolingCooling is front to rear via three separate removable modular fan assemblies.
Three fan assemblies are provided in the front of the chassis. One external fan
cools the rear of the chassis.
Chapter 1 General Information 1
Front of Chassis
Back of Chassis
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