Second edition,November 1998
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A–1 Removable Parts of the DWZZH–S5 .....................................................................A–1
A–2 Removable Parts of the DWZZH–09......................................................................A–1
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Revision Record
The Revision Record provides a concise publication history of this guide. It lists the guide
revision levels and release dates, and summarizes the changes.
The following revision history lists all revisions of this publication and their effective
dates. The publication part number is included in the Revision Level column, with the
last entry denoting the latest revision. This publication supports the DWZZH 16-Bit
UltraSCSI Bus Hub.
Revision LevelDateSummary of Changes
EK–SMDZS–UG. A01July 1998Original Release.
EK–SMDZS–UG.B01October 1998Change 1st sentence in section
3.3.3; move section 3.3.3 from
pg.3-6 to pg. 3-2.
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About This Guide
This chapter tells you what this User’s Guide does, identifies the audience, describes the
structure and contents (chapter-by-chapter ) briefly, and tells you how to get support and
services from COMPAQ.
This User’s Guide describes the purpose, function, operation, and use of the DWZZH
16-Bit UltraSCSI Rack-Mountable Hub (the DWZZH Hub or the Hub). The DWZZH
Hub allows the connection of up to five ports on one logical SCSI bus on the
DWZZH-S5 model and up to nine on the DWZZH-09 unit.
Audience
This guide is intended for end users and for COMPAQ employees responsible for
configuring, installing, and maintaining the StorageWorks subsystem and its
components.
Related Documentation
You should be familiar with the information contained in the following
documentation:
Shared Storage Solutions Using UltraSCSI HubsEK-SMA21-AN
Shared Storage for Windows NT Using UltraSCSI HubsEK-SMA17-AN
Shared Storage for OpenVMS Using UltraSCSI HubsEK-SMA19-AN
Shared Storage for DIGITAL UNIX Using UltraSCSI HubsEK-SMA20-AN
Shared Storage for Sun Solaris Using UltraSCSI HubsEK-SMA18-AN
Document Structure
This guide contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1. Introducing the 16-Bit UltraSCSI Hub (Rack-Mountable)
This chapter gives brief functional and physical descriptions of the DWZZH Hub
and lists significant product specifications.
Chapter 2. Setting Up the DWZZH-09
This chapter gives instructions for installing the 0.5m cable on the DWZZH-09
Hub.
Chapter 3. Using the 16-Bit UltraSCSI Hub
This chapter gives procedures for configuring a StorageWorks SCSI bus using a
DWZZH Hub.
Chapter 4. Installing the DWZZH-09 Upgrade Kit
This chapter gives instructions for installing the DWZZH-09 Upgrade Kit in a
DWZZH-S5.
Chapter 5. SWCC and UltraSCSI Hubs
This chapter is intended to provide you with some important information
regarding the use of StorageWorks Command Console (SWCC) on SCSI buses
that have an UltraSCSI Hub. While the information provided here is important,
it is essential that you have read the SWCC manual and release notes.
Appendix A. Removable Parts of the DWZZH-S5 and DWZZH-09
This Appendix identifies the parts that can be removed and replaced from the
DWZZH-S5/-09 16-Bit UltraSCSI Rack-Mountable Hubs.
Glossary
The Glossary defines terms that are used frequently with StorageWorks and SCSI
bus components.
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Getting Help
If you have a problem and have exhausted the
information in this guide, you can get further
information and other help in the following locations.
Compaq Web Site
The Compaq Web Site has information on this product
as well as the latest drivers and Flash ROM images.
You can access the Compaq Web Site by logging on to
the Internet at
Telephone Numbers
For the name of your nearest Compaq Authorized
Reseller:
In the United States, call 1-800-345-1518
In Canada, call 1-800-263-5868
For Compaq technical support:
In the United States and Canada, call 1-800-386-2172
http://www.compaq.com
About This Guide
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1
Introducing the 16-Bit UltraSCSI Hub
(Rack-Mountable)
This chapter gives a brief physical description and describes the functions and funct ional
specifications of the DWZZH-S5 and DWZZH-09 UltraSCSI Hubs.
The series of DWZZH Hubs are SCSI–2 and draft SCSI–3 (ANSI X379.2/91–
10R3) compliant capable with data transfer rates of up to 40 Mbytes per second.
The two versions of these Hubs are:
•
DWZZH-S5
with four host ports and one storage port, all differential. See Figure 1–1.
•
DWZZH-09:
5.25" SBBs (large) with eight host ports and one storage port, all
differential. See Figure 1–2.
1.1UltraSCSI Hub Features
Most device SCSI buses are either 8-bit or 16-bit single-ended, physical buses.
Some controllers and hosts use differential buses and others use a single-ended
bus. Single-ended and differential physical buses are not compatible. The
UltraSCSI protocol disables both buses when they are connected together. By
using an UltraSCSI Hub you can accomplish the following:
Provide radial disconnect where remaining connections can continue to
•
operate.
Provide
•
UltraSCSI Hubs only).
: A shelf-contained, rack-mountable, 5.25" SBB (large) Hub
A shelf-contained, rack-mountable Hub consisting of two
SCSI arbitration for host nodes (DWZZH-05, -S5 and the -09
fair
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DWZZH 16-Bit UltraSCSI HUB (Rack-Mountable)
1.2Product Descriptions
1.2.1 DWZZH-S5
A DWZZH-S5 large UltraSCSI Hub (See Figure 1-1) consists of two 180W
power supplies, three bulkhead covers, a personality card cover, and a
DWZZH-05 SBB mounted within a shelf. This model is rack-mountable, in
either a horizontal or vertical position. Termination is provided by each of the
host ports. A feature of the DWZZH-S5 Hub is that it is upgradeable from a five
port Hub to a nine port Hub with the purchase of a DWZZH-09 Upgrade Kit. The
kit contains another 5.25" SBB (large) Hub (DWZZH-A5), a tri-link and 0.5m
cable, and instructions to complete the installation, and configuration for the
upgrade.
CAUTION
Connecting a single-ended bus cable to the
differential connector causes the SCSI bus to fail.
Figure 1–1 DWZZH–S5
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