Hitachi Ultrastar 15K147 User manual

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Quick Installation Guide
Hitachi Ultrastar 15K147
Models:
H
HU US S1 15 51 14 41 14 4V VL L3 36 60 00 0 H HU US S1 15 51 14 41 14 4V VL L3 38 80 00 0
H
HU US S1 15 51 14 47 73 3V VL L3 36 60
00 0 H HU US S1 15 51 14 47 73 3V VL L3 38 80 00 0
H
HU US S1 15 51 14 43 36 6V VL L3 36 60 00 0 H HU US S1 15 51 14 43
36 6V VL L3 38 80 00 0
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
•Do not open the electrostatic discharge (ESD) bag containing the drive until required.
•Do not apply pressure on the drive during handling and installation.
•To prevent damage from impact or vibration always set the drive down gently.
•Handle the drive carefully by the edges. Do not touch the exposed printed circuit board or any electronic
components.
•Do not cover the breather hole! Covering the breather hole may result in loss of data.
•Save the packaging materials including the ESD bag in the event that the drive must be returned.
INSTALLING THE DRIVE
1. Record the serial number and part number of your hard drive for future reference.
2. Turn off the computer and remove the computer system cover.
3. Before handling the hard disk drive, discharge any static electricity from yourself and your clothing. With
one hand touch an unpainted metal surface on the computer chassis, and then touch the ESD bag with the
other hand for a minimum of two seconds.
4. Remove the hard drive from the ESD bag.
5. Unplug the computer.
6. For the 68-pin model assign a SCSI ID address if necessary. The default ID is 6.

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ADDRESS JUMPER AND DRIVE OPTION BLOCKS
T
HE 68PIN J4OPTIONS (from left to right)
Pin Signal
Name Pin Signal Name
1 +5V 150
ohm 2 LEDout
3 +5V Pdy-
switch 4 Enable
Term Power
5 GND 6 Force SE
mode
7 GND 8 ID0
9 GND 10 ID1
11 GND 12 ID2
13 GND 14 ID3
JUMPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED ON THE 80 PIN CONNECTOR.

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Auxiliary Connector J6
7. Mounting Orientation
The drive may be installed horizontally or Vertically. Provide adequate airflow to cool drive. Use 4
Mounting screws(6x32UNC). Maximum screw penetration 3.8mm(0.15 in) into drive.
8. For a 68-pin drive attach the power cable and ensure that one end of the SCSI cable
is connected to the host adapter. The cable should be terminated. (The 80-pin drive is plugged
into the server backplanes and requires no cables)
9. Ensure that all cables are connected and properly routed.
10. Turn on your computer.
•If the system boots be sure the drive is recognized. If it is turn off the computer and replace the cover.
Proceed to install your operating system.
•If your system does not boot up, turn off your computer and check all connections and settings. Turn
on and boot the system.
•If the system fails to boot, turn off your system. Contact the Hitachi GST Technical Support Center for
assistance – www.hitachigst.com

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Special Notes:
•For this drive to operate in LVD mode all SCSI devices including the SCSI bus host adapter must be
LVD devices.
•The drive is designed to detect if the SCSI bus is LVD or SE. The drive will function based upon the
mode that it detects. To force SE ended mode on the 68-pin drive, place a jumper across pins 5 & 6
connector J4.
•For 68 pin drives termination power must be provided. In most cases the host adapter provides it. For
the drive to provide Term power install a jumper on pins 3 & 4 on option jumper J4. (The 80-pin drive does
not provide termination power.)

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©Copyright Hitachi Global Storage Technologies 2004
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies
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Produced in the United States 11/04
All rights reserved
Ultrastar™is a trademark of Hitachi Global
Storage Technologies.
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Product information is provided for information
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is subject to change. Actual results may vary.
This publication is for general guidance only.
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November 8, 2004