Fujitsu MAN3735 SERIES, MAN3367 SERIES, MAN3184 SERIES, MAM3367 SERIES, MAM3184 SERIES Installation Manual

CARE OF YOUR FUJITSU DRI VE
Careful handling and installation of your disk drive is paramount to the longevity of the unit. Serious damage can occur to the internal mechanisms if forces outside the environmental specifications are exerted to the casing. In transportation, always use the original packing in which the drive was supplied and avoid sharp changes in temperature to minimise the risk of condensation.
INSTALLATION
1. ORIENTATION–The drive can be installed in each six surface down orientations. Inclination from vertical or horizontal should not
exceed 5
.
2. MOUNTING SCREW INSTALLATION–When the mounting screw holes on the side of the drive are used, be sure to use the two pairs of outer holes. Do not use the center hole in conjunction with only one of the outer holes. The screws must not penetrate the drive by more than 6.35 millimeters. Impact caused by the electric driver must be within the device specifications.
3. COOLING–Allow space above and below the drive to provide an adequate air flow. Fan cooling is recommended. The disk enclosure temperature measured at center of base cover (Label side), should never exceed 55°C.
Reference value: MAN series... An air flow with a velocity of more than 0.1 m/s is required in an environment of 30°C. (Center of DE cover
≤ 55
°C)
(at 200 IOPS) An air flow with a velocity of more than 0.3 m/s is required in an environment of 35°C. (Center of DE cover
≤ 55
°C)
An air flow with a velocity of more than 0.5 m/s is required in an environment of 40°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
An air flow with a velocity of more than 1.0 m/s is required in an environment of 45°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
MAM series... An air flow with a velocity of more than 0.6 m/s is required in an environment of 30°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
(at 250 IOPS) An air flow with a velocity of more than 0.9 m/s is required in an environment of 35°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
An air flow with a velocity of more than 1.3 m/s is required in an environment of 40°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
An air flow with a velocity of more than 1.9 m/s is required in an environment of 45°C. (Center of DE cover
55°C)
4. TERMINATION–A terminating resistor should be installed externally at both ends of the SCSI bus.
5. TERMINATION POWER–TRMPWR must be supplied to the terminating resistor for correct operation. This can be supplied from
either the drive, except for MC model or the SCSI bus. If only MC model drives are connected to the SCCI bus, TRMPWR should be supplied externally.
6. ATTACHING THE CABLES–To avoid possible damage to the drive, make sure the direction of the connector matches.
CAUTION: Warranty may be avoided if damage to the connector is caused by wrong insertion.
Handling
1. Never drop. Handle with care.
2. Never move the disk drive while the disks are spinning. This is when the drive is powered on and also immediately after power off. Refer
to the Start/Stop specification for your drive.
3. Always turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting the interface cable. The same applies to changing any of the switches or terminal settings except if the Write protect switch is present on MP model drives.
4. Never place the drive in the vicinity of strong magnetic fields such as monitors, televisions, or loudspeakers.
5. Never use any cleaning agents or liquids on the drive.
6. Always use an antistatic mat and wrist strap when handling the drive. Hold the drive by the Base casting and never touch the components
on the PCA.
7. Never remove any labels from the drive and do not deface them in any way; these labels are part of the disk drive design.
8. Never open the disk enclosure for any reason. There are no serviceable parts inside. This will also invalidate any warranty.
9. Always pay close attention to the mounting specifications such as sway space and cooling. If the temperature difference between storage
location and installation locations is more than 10°C, leave the drive in the new location for at least two hours for Temperature acclimation. This minimises any risk of condensation forming on the drive.
The Drive needs NO preventative or periodic maintenance during its life time if properly used in the correct environment.
MAN3735, MAN3367, MAN3184 SERIES MAM3367, MAM3184 SERIES
DISK DRIVES INSTALLATION GUIDE
FUJITSU LIMITED Storage Products Group 4-1-1 Kamikodanaka, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki 211-8588, Kanagawa-ken, Japan
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Diagram and user-selectable options
Below is a diagram of the main board of SCSI disk drives and also a summary of the user-selectable options including guidelines for installation of the drives.
This setting applies only for MP model drives and does not apply for MC model drives.
CN2 Pin1 (Disk enclosure) side
C
N2
Pin1 (Disk enclosure side)
MAN series (MP models) MAM series (MP models)
CN2 Terminal Setting (on MP models only)
Pin #
Setting Item
Function
1-2 SCSI ID 0
See
“SCSI ID Setting on CN2 (on MP models only)”
Table 3-4 SCSI ID 1 5-6 SCSI ID 2 7-8 SCSI ID 3 9-10 Write protect
Open
……
Write operation is enabled.
(default)
Short ……Write operation is disabled.
11-12 Motor start mode
Open
……
Starting of motor is controlled with START/STOP UNIT command.
Short ……Motor is started immediately after power supply is
turned on or microcode is downloaded.
(default)
13-14 Force Narrow
Open
……
16-bit bus mode
(default)
Short ……Pull upper 8bits and parity internally when drive is
connected to Narrow SCSI bus.
15-16 Force Single Ended
Open
……
Follows DIFFSNS signal level on SCSI bus.
(default)
Short ……Single-Ended mode 17 GND 18, 19 N.C 20 IDD Reset Input signal 21-22 Remote LED Output signal 23-24 Terminal power supply
Open
……
Drive does not supply terminator power to SCSI bus.
Short ……Drive supplies terminator power to SCSI bus.
(default)
SCSI ID Setting on CN2 (on MP models only)
Pin 1-2 Pin 3-4 Pin 5-6 Pin 7-8 ID Pin 1-2 Pin 3-4 Pin 5-6 Pin 7-8 ID
Open Open Open Open 0 Open Open Open Short 8 Short Open Open Open 1 Short Open Open Short 9 Open Short Open Open 2 Open Short Open Short 10 Short Short Open Open 3 Short Short Open Short 11 Open Open Short Open 4 Open Open Short Short 12 Short Open Short Open 5 Short Open Short Short 13 Open Short Short Open 6 Open Short Short Short 14 Short Short Short Open 7 Short Short Short Short 15 (default)
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