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About this Guide.......................................................................................................5
This guide describes how to perform service and maintenance on an SC180 expansion enclosure.
Revision History
Document Number: MV429
RevisionDateDescription
A00March 2015Initial release
Audience
The information provided in this Owner’s Manual is intended for use by Dell end users.
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Related Publications
The following documentation is available for the SC180 expansion enclosure.
•Dell Storage Center SC180 Expansion Enclosure Getting Started Guide
Provides information about an SC180 expansion enclosure, such as installation instructions and
technical specifications.
•Dell Storage Center Release Notes
Contains information about new features and known and resolved issues for the Storage Center
software.
•Dell Storage Center SCv2000 Series Virtual Media Update Instructions
Describes how to install Storage Center software on an SCv2000/SCv2020 storage system using
virtual media. Installing Storage Center software using the Storage Center Virtual Media option is
intended for use only by sites that cannot update Storage Center using standard methods.
•Dell Storage Center Software Update Guide
Describes how to upgrade Storage Center software from an earlier version to the current version.
•Dell Storage Center Command Utility Reference Guide
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Provides instructions for using the Storage Center Command Utility. The Command Utility provides a
command-line interface (CLI) to enable management of Storage Center functionality on Windows,
Linux, Solaris, and AIX platforms.
•Dell Storage Center Command Set for Windows PowerShell
Provides instructions for getting started with Windows PowerShell cmdlets and scripting objects that
interact with the Storage Center via the PowerShell interactive shell, scripts, and PowerShell hosting
applications. Help for individual cmdlets is available online.
•Dell Storage Client Administrator’s Guide
Provides information about the Dell Storage Client and how it can be used to manage a Storage
Center.
•Dell Enterprise Manager Administrator’s Guide
Contains in-depth feature configuration and usage information
•Dell TechCenter
Provides technical white papers, best practice guides, and frequently asked questions about Dell
Storage products. Go to: http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/storage/.
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About the SC180 Expansion Enclosure
An SC180 expansion enclosure provides expansion storage for an SCv2080 storage controller.
The SC180 connects directly to the SAS ports on the back of the storage system.
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Overview
The SC180 is a 5U SAS expansion enclosure that supports up to 84 internal 3.5‐inch hard drives installed
in a two‐drawer, three‐row, 14‐column configuration.
The SC180 expansion enclosure ships with two redundant power supply units, five redundant cooling
fans, and two redundant Enclosure Management Modules (EMMs).
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Monitoring and Diagnostics
The Storage Center OS generates alert messages for temperature, I/O module, fan module, disk, and
power conditions for Storage Center components. Use the Dell Storage Client to view these alerts.
The SC180 also has LED indicators to notify you of a possible problem with the expansion enclosure.
NOTE: Dell OpenManage Server Administrator is not available for the SC180.
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Front-Panel Features and
Indicators
The SC180 front panel shows the expansion enclosure and power status.
Figure 1. SC180 Front-Panel Features and Indicators
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ItemNamePanelDescription
1Drawer-specific
anti-tamper locks
Locks the drawer shut using a Torx T20
screwdriver until the red arrows point to the
locked icon (away from the center of the
chassis).
2Drawer-specific left
and right side
status indicators
•Sideplane OK/Power Good:
– Off — Sideplane card or cable fault
– Green — Sideplane card and cable are
functional (though a fault may be
indicated by one or more of the
following LEDs)
•Drawer Fault: Amber — Sideplane card
fault or drive failure causing loss of
availability or redundancy
•Logical Fault:
– Amber (steady) — Host indicated drive
fault
– Amber (flashing) — Arrays in impacted
state
•Cable Fault: Amber — Cable fault
3
Drawer-specific left
and right side
expansion
enclosure activity
indicators
4Status indicator for
expansion
enclosure
Activity Bar Graph: Six variable-intensity
LEDs dynamically displaying access of the
drives in that specific drawer.
•Unit ID Display: A numerical display
whose primary function is to display the
unit identification number.
•Input Switch: Not currently used (though
it can be used to set the Unit ID Display,
the ID will be automatically reset by the
Storage Center Operating System)
•Power On/Standby:
– Off — The expansion enclosure does
not have power
– Green — The expansion enclosure is
on (operational)
– Amber — The expansion enclosure is
in standby (not operational)
•Module Fault: Amber when there is a
hardware fault (additionally, an LED may
be lit on a PSU, drawer, DDIC, fan
module, or IO module indicating the part
at fault)
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ItemNamePanelDescription
•Logical Status: Amber when there is a
change of status or fault from something
other than the expansion enclosure itself
(this may be from an external RAID
controller or HBA, but is usually
associated with a disk drive as indicated
by its own fault LED)
•Drawer 1 Fault: Amber when a drive,
cable, or sideplane fault has occurred in
drawer 1
•Drawer 2 Fault: Amber when a drive,
cable, or sideplane fault has occurred in
drawer 2
NOTE:
Both drawer fault LEDs (and all contained
DDIC LEDs) will flash when the expansion
enclosure
Client.
indicator is set to On in Storage
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Back-Panel Features and
Indicators
The SC180 back panel shows power, connectivity, and fault indicators.
Figure 2. SC180 Back-Panel Features and Indicators
About the SC180 Expansion Enclosure
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ItemNameIconDescription
1Optional cable
retention positions
(4)
2Expansion
Enclosure Modules
(2)
3Cooling fans (5)—Fans that provide cooling for the expansion enclosure.
4Power supply units
(2)
5Optional cable
retention positions
(4)
6Power switch (2)—Controls power for the expansion enclosure. There is one
—Locations for optional cable retention brackets.
—Each EMM contains SAS ports and status indicators.
—2.8 kW power supply that provides power for the expansion
enclosure.
—Locations for optional cable retention brackets.
switch for each power supply.
SC180 Expansion Enclosure EMM Features and Indicators
An SC180 expansion enclosure includes two Enclosure Management Modules (EMMs) in two Storage
Bridge Bay (SBB) interface slots.
Figure 3. SC180 EMM Features and Indicators
ItemControl/
Feature
1Fault LED
2Power LED
3Console portNot for customer use.
4SAS portsConnect to the storage system
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IconDescription
•Off — Module OK
•Amber — Module fault
•Green (steady) — Module OK
•Green (flashing) — Vital product data (VPD) fault
•Off: Module fault
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ItemControl/
Feature
5SAS port link
status
indicators
IconDescription
•Green (steady) — Connected, but no activity
•Green (flashing) — Connected plus activity
•Off — Not connected
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Fan Module Features and Indicators
SC180 expansion enclosures include five fan modules in five interface slots.
Figure 4. SC180 Fan Module Features and Indicators
ItemControl/
Feature
1Release latch—Press the release latch to remove the fan module.
2Module OKGreen — Module OK
3Fan faultAmber — Loss of communication with the fan module, or
IconDescription
reported fan speed is out of tolerance
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SC180 Expansion Enclosure PSU Features and Indicators
SC180 expansion enclosures include two Power Supply Units (PSUs) in two interface slots.
Figure 5. SC180 PSU Features and Indicators
ItemControl/Feature IconDescription
1Release latch—Press the release latch to remove the PSU.
2PSU fault
•Amber (steady) — PSU fault, PSU not supplying
power
•Amber (flashing) — PSU firmware is downloading
3AC fault
4Power OK
5Power outlet—Power outlet for the expansion enclosure.
6Power switch—Controls power for the expansion enclosure.
Separate and unique conditions are indicated if all three LEDs are in the same state:
•If all three LEDs are off, then there is no AC power to either PSU.
•If all three LEDs are on, then the General Enclosure Management (GEM) software has lost
communication with the PSU.
•Amber (steady) — AC power is not detected
•Amber (flashing) — PSU firmware is downloading
•Green (steady) — This PSU is providing power
•Green (flashing) — AC power is present, but this
PSU is in standby mode (the other PSU is providing
power)
SC180 Expansion Enclosure Drives
Dell Enterprise hard disk drives (HDDs) and Enterprise Solid-State Drives (eSSDs) are the only drives that
can be installed in an SC180 expansion enclosure. If a non-Dell Enterprise drive is installed, Storage
prevents the drive from being managed.
Center
Each drive is installed in Disk Drive In Carrier (DDIC) and each DDIC includes one status indicator.
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