Seagate Exos X 4006 Series Operating manual

Exos® X 4006 Series Hardware
Installation and Maintenance Guide
Abstract
This guide describes initial hardware setup for Seagate Exos X 4006 Series controller enclosures and disk enclosures.
It also describes removal and installation of customer-replaceable components. The guide is intended for use by
storage system administrators familiar with servers and computer networks, network administration, storage system
administration and configurations, storage area network management, and relevant protocols.
Part Number: 204380400-00
Revision: A
Published: August 2022

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Contents 3
Contents
1 Introduction 10
Knowledge prerequisites 10
Product documentation and support 10
Intended audience 11
2 System overview 12
Storage enclosure components 12
Storage enclosure chassis 13
2U enclosure components 13
5U enclosure components 15
Controller module components 18
Optional components 19
3 Initial install preparations 20
Installation checklist 20
Complete installation prerequisites 21
4 Installation of 2U enclosures 23
Unpack and prepare the 2U enclosure 23
Install the 2U rackmount rail kit 24
Mount the 2U enclosure into the rack cabinet 27
Populate the 2U enclosure 30
Test enclosure connections 30
Route 2U enclosure power cords and data cables 30
Route 2U enclosure and expansion data cables 31
Route 2U enclosure power cords 34
5 Installation of 5U enclosures 36
Unpack and prepare the 5U enclosure 36
Install the 5U rackmount rail kit 37
Mount the 5U enclosure into the rack cabinet 40
Access a drawer 43
Populate the 5U enclosure 43
Test enclosure connections 45
Route 5U enclosure power cords and data cables 45
Route 5U enclosure and expansion data cables 45
Route 5U enclosure power cords 48
6 Operation of 2U enclosures 49
Apply power to the 2U enclosure 49
Remove power from the 2U enclosure 50

Interpret system LEDs 50
Interpret 2U12 and 2U24 operator's panel LEDs 51
Interpret controller module LEDs 52
Interpret SAS 12Gb expansion module LEDs 53
7 Operation of 5U enclosures 55
Apply power to the 5U enclosure 55
Remove power from the 5U enclosure 56
Interpret system LEDs 57
Interpret 5U enclosure operator's panel LEDs 57
Interpret drawer LED panels 58
Interpret controller module LEDs 59
Interpret SAS 12Gb expansion module LEDs 61
8 Storage enclosure management 63
Command-line interface usage 63
Install a device driver 64
Configure the management host for serial communication 64
Connect to a controller module for configuration 66
Storage Management Console usage 68
Access the web-based management interface 69
Complete the preboard and onboard process 69
Storage volume replication 70
Co-located replication configurations 70
Remote replication configurations 72
Setup storage volume replication 73
9 Hardware installation and configuration issues 74
Address initial start-up issues 74
Interpret storage and expansion enclosure fault LEDs 75
2U12 and 2U24 enclosure fault LEDs 75
5U84 enclosure fault LEDs 79
Identify 2U enclosure fault conditions 84
Identify 5U enclosure fault conditions 85
Isolate hardware and connectivity faults 86
Isolate replication faults 87
Isolate system application faults 88
Take corrective action for 2U enclosures 89
Take corrective action for 5U enclosures 90
10 In-service field maintenance for 2Uenclosures 94
Replace a 2U enclosure drive module in its carrier 95
Replace a 2U enclosure controller module 97
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Replace a 2U power cooling module 99
11 In-service field maintenance for 5Uenclosures 103
Replace a 5U enclosure drive module in its carrier 104
Replace a 5U enclosure controller module 108
Replace a 5U fan cooling module 111
Replace a 5U power supply unit 112
A Technical specifications 115
B Standards and regulations 117
International standards 117
WEEE recycling 117
Index 118

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Figures
Figure 1 2U12 and 2U24 front panel area 14
Figure 2 2U12 and 2U24 rear panel area 15
Figure 3 5U84 front panel area 16
Figure 4 5U84 rear panel area 17
Figure 5 Profile and top views of fully populated 5U84 drawers 18
Figure 6 Controller module ports, sample SAS 4-port 19
Figure 7 2U12 and 2U24 storage enclosure packaging 23
Figure 8 2U enclosure outer rail components 25
Figure 9 Attachment of front mount bracket to front rack cabinet posts 26
Figure 10 Adjustment of rail length to fit rack cabinet 26
Figure 11 Attachment of rear mount bracket to rear rack cabinet posts 27
Figure 12 Alignment between 2U chassis and rails (removed rear components for clarity) 28
Figure 13 Installation of 2U rear screw to secure chassis to rail 29
Figure 14 Installation of 2U operator's panel screw and cover 29
Figure 15 Sample data and management cabling among 2U controllers and host system switches 32
Figure 16 Sample reverse cabling method among 2U controller modules (CMs) and expansion modules 33
Figure 17 Sample invalid loop (in red) among 2U controller modules (CMs) and expansion modules 33
Figure 18 2U power cord routing to independent power distribution units 34
Figure 19 2U power cord surrounded by secure tie 35
Figure 20 Default belt straps already around the 5U storage enclosure 36
Figure 21 5U left and right rail components 38
Figure 22 Insertion of 5U front mount bracket screw 39
Figure 23 Insertion of 5U rear mount bracket screws 39
Figure 24 Alignment between 5U chassis and rails, minus rear components for clarity 41
Figure 25 Secure chassis operator's panel to rack posts 42
Figure 26 5U rear chassis connection to outer rails, detail, minus rear components for clarity 42
Figure 27 Carrier latch features 43
Figure 28 Release latch open and unlocked 44
Figure 29 Release latch properly locked 44
Figure 30 Safety lock to release left drawer slide rail (lower drawer used for relational clarity) 44
Figure 31 Sample data and management cabling among 5U controllers and host system switches 46
Figure 32 Sample reverse cabling method among 5U controller modules (CMs) and expansion modules 47
Figure 33 Sample invalid loop (in red) among 5U controller modules (CMs) and expansion modules 47
Figure 34 5U power cord routing to independent power distribution units 48
Figure 35 Route power cords to redundant PDUs 50
Figure 36 2U12 and 2U24 operator's panel LEDs 51
Figure 37 Controller module LEDs applicable to all variations 52
Figure 38 Port LEDs for SAS, fibre channel, iSCSI, and 10GBase-T iSCSI controller modules 53

Figure 39 SAS 12Gb expansion module LEDs 54
Figure 40 Route 5U power cords to redundant PDUs 56
Figure 41 5U84 operator's panel LEDs 58
Figure 42 5U84 drawer LED panel 59
Figure 43 Controller module LEDs applicable to all variations 60
Figure 44 Port LEDs for SAS, fibre channel, iSCSI, and 10GBase-T iSCSI controller modules 61
Figure 45 SAS 12Gb expansion module LEDs 62
Figure 46 USB ports on sample SAS 4-port controller module 63
Figure 47 Sample of three switches for co-located controller enclosures, multiple host servers 71
Figure 48 Sample of single switch for co-located controller enclosures, single host server 72
Figure 49 Sample of two remote sites, each with a controller enclosure, switch, and its own host server 73
Figure 50 2U12 and 2U24 operator's panel fault LEDs 75
Figure 51 2U12 and 2U24 fault LEDs on carrier bezel 76
Figure 52 Controller module fault LEDs 76
Figure 53 SAS 12Gb expansion module fault LEDs 77
Figure 54 Power cooling module fault LEDs 78
Figure 55 Power cooling module fault LEDs 79
Figure 56 5U84 operator's panel fault LEDs 80
Figure 57 5U84 drawer fault LEDs on drawer LED panel 81
Figure 58 Drive fault LED on carrier bezel 81
Figure 59 Controller module fault LEDs 82
Figure 60 SAS 12GB expansion module fault LEDs 83
Figure 61 Fan cooling module fault LEDs 83
Figure 62 Power supply unit fault LEDs 84
Figure 63 2U12 and 2U24 fault LEDs on carrier bezel 95
Figure 64 Removal of 2U12 and 2U24 drive in carrier 96
Figure 65 Open 2U12 and 2U24 carrier handle 97
Figure 66 Controller module LEDs to examine for fault conditions (SAS 4-port version) 98
Figure 67 Controller module removal, upper (SAS 4-port version) 98
Figure 68 Controller module (SAS 4-port version) 99
Figure 69 Power cooling module fault LEDs 100
Figure 70 Power cooling module removal 102
Figure 71 Power cooling module 102
Figure 72 Drive fault LED on carrier bezel 104
Figure 73 Operator's panel 105
Figure 74 Drawer panel 105
Figure 75 Drawer release and access 105
Figure 76 Carrier latch features 106
Figure 77 Removal of drive in its carrier 106
Figure 78 Replacement of drive in its carrier 107
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Figure 79 Release latch open and unlocked 107
Figure 80 Release latch properly locked 107
Figure 81 Safety lock to release left drawer slide rail of lower drawer 108
Figure 82 Controller module LEDs to examine for fault conditions 109
Figure 83 Controller module removal, left (SAS 4-port version) 110
Figure 84 Controller module (SAS 4-port version) 110
Figure 85 Fan cooling module fault LEDs 111
Figure 86 Fan cooling module removal 112
Figure 87 Fan cooling module 112
Figure 88 Power supply unit fault LEDs 113
Figure 89 Power supply unit removal 114
Figure 90 Power supply unit 114

Tables
Table 1 Storage enclosure variations 12
Table 2 Installation checklist tasks 20
Table 3 Fault LED prioritization 51
Table 4 Fault LED prioritization 57
Table 5 Methods of access to controller module 63
Table 6 Interface options 63
Table 7 Supported terminal emulator applications 64
Table 8 Terminal emulator serial port hex codes 64
Table 9 Sample Linux Minicom serial port parameter settings 65
Table 10 Terminal emulator port connection settings 66
Table 11 Factory default network port IP addresses 66
Table 12 Supported browsers 68
Table 13 2U enclosure non-fault conditions 85
Table 14 5U enclosure non-fault conditions 86
Table 15 2U enclosure corrective action for fault conditions 89
Table 16 5U enclosure corrective action for fault conditions 90
Table 17 2U enclosure time limits for FRU replacement 94
Table 18 5U enclosure time limits for FRU replacement 103
Table 19 Storage enclosure dimensions 115
Table 20 Storage enclosure FRU weights 115
Table 21 Environmental specifications 115
Table 22 Power specifications 116
Table 23 Standard and approvals 117
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Chapter 1 Introduction 10
1 Introduction
Seagate Exos X storage enclosures combine strong performance with high reliability, flexibility, and manageability. Powerful
and compact, the LX2 series expandable storage solution supports business with high-capacity and high-availability options.
The system is designed for high availability (HA), with no single point of failure for data or power. Controller modules (CMs)
are Storage Bridge Bay (SBB) v2.1 compatible for interconnects, power budgets and rails, form factors, and footprints.
All Seagate storage enclosures contain one or more CMs, which each contain a Hewitt Lake processor, 16GB of cache, and a
custom RAID acceleration ASIC.
WARNING! Heed all warnings and cautions on labeling and throughout this guide to reduce risk of personal injury or
damage to equipment. You must adhere to all safety requirements in this document. Some relate to the entire system, some to
the rack, some to the storage enclosure, and others to the FRUs within it.
Knowledge prerequisites
Make sure you have the appropriate knowledge base prior to product installation or service.
lServer system administration
lStorage system configuration
lStorage area network (SAN) management
lEthernet protocol
lRAID technology
lRedfish Management protocol
Product documentation and support
To obtain the following documents, videos, and other product information, visit www.seagate.com/support.

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Content description Document Seagate QR codes
Enhancements, known issues, and updates Release Notes
Documentation,
Support
Overview of product shipkit contents and setup support Getting Started*
Installation of the rail kit and enclosure into a rack Rackmount Guide*
Initial installation of hardware and component replacement Installation and User Guide
License purchase and installation to use licensed features Obtaining and Installing a License
Configuration, management with a web browser interface Storage Management Guide
Configuration, management with a command-line interface CLI Reference Guide
Event codes and recommended actions Event Descriptions Reference Guide
Installation and use of the Storage Replication Adapter to
plan migrations and disaster recovery between storage sites
Storage Replication Adapter for vSphere User Guide
Installation and use of the vSphere Client Plug-in to manage
Seagate storage systems
vSphere Client Plug-in User Guide
Installation and use of the VSS Hardware Provider that works
with Microsoft Windows Server and Seagate storage systems
VSS Hardware Provider Installation Guide
Compatibility information related to the product Interoperability and Compatibility Matrix
Regulatory compliance, safety, and disposal information Compliance, Safety, and Disposal Guide
*Printed document included in the shipkit
Intended audience
This guide is for software integration providers, storage installation professionals, and system administration personnel.

Chapter 2 System overview 12
2 System overview
The Seagate Exos X storage enclosure consists of a sheet metal chassis that contains an integrated midplane and module
runner system. You can mount the storage enclosure into a standard 19-inch rack cabinet, occupying either two (2U) or five
(5U) EIA rack space units. All plug-in modules are hot-swappable, but you must adhere to all safety precautions and time
limitations.
Type Typical set of plug-in modules Maximum expansions
2U12 storage enclosure 2U chassis and rackmount railkit Up to 9
12 3.5-inch large form factor (LFF) drive modules in carriers (DDICs)
Two controller modules (CMs)
Two power cooling modules (PCMs)
2U24 storage enclosure 2U chassis and rackmount railkit Up to 9
24 2.5-inch small form factor (SFF) DDICs
Two controller modules (CMs)
Two power cooling modules (PCMs)
5U84 storage enclosure 5U chassis and rackmount railkit:
Contains two drawers, each with 42 drive modules
Up to 3
84 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch drive modules with adapters in carriers
Two controller modules (CMs)
Five fan cooling modules (FCMs)
Two power supply units (PSUs)
Four sideplane printed circuit boards (PCBs) , two per drawer
Authorized service personnel only
Table 1 Storage enclosure variations
You can use the 2U or 5U chassis as a controller storage enclosure when configured with controller modules, or as an
expansion enclosure when configured with expansion modules.
CAUTION Make sure you are not connected to power at any time during installation procedures.
CAUTION Only operate the storage enclosure in a dust-free environment to meet temperature control and airflow
requirements.
For optimum function, use the high availability (HA) model that requires dual paths for data and power to increase fault
tolerance and minimize single points of failure. This manual assumes HAmodel system integration using a minimum of one
fully populated storage enclosure.
Storage enclosure components
All Seagate Exos X storage enclosures have 2 main access points:

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1. Front panel area — Contains the operator's (ops) panel and access to drive modules in their carriers (DDICs)
a. 2U enclosures — Direct access to DDICs
b. 5U enclosures — Access to DDICs by opening the related drawer
2. Rear panel area — Contains controllers and methods for cooling and powering the storage enclosure
Storage enclosure chassis
Chassis sheet metal is bonded and riveted together and free from non-conductive coatings. Each chassis is designed
specifically for mounting in a rack cabinet.
2U enclosure components
The front panel area hosts an operator's panel and the drive modules.
l2U12— Contains 3.5-inch large form factor (LFF) drives installed in keyed carriers, inserted into horizontal slots, and
logically numbered in rows from 0 to 11 from left to right, from top to bottom
l2U24— Contains 2.5-inch small form factor (SFF) drives installed in keyed carriers, inserted into vertical slots, and logically
numbered from 0 to 23 from left to right

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1234 5
678910
1234 5
678910
Item Description Function
1 Input button Selects and sets UID when combined with system Locate command
2 Drive 0 Responds to commands for drive logically numbered "0"
3 Release latch, drive module Allows drive module insertion onto and removal from the midplane and slot
4 Anti-tamper lock, drive module Prevents drive module removal when locked
5 Drive 3 Responds to commands for drive logically numbered "3"
6 Operator's (ops) panel on left rack ear flange Connects to midplane, provides users with storage enclosure information and status
7 Drive 8 Responds to commands for drive logically numbered "8"
8 Status LEDs, drive module Provides users with drive module status
9 Drive 11 Responds to commands for drive logically numbered "11"
10 Right rack ear cover Acts as cosmetic cover over rack flange
Figure 1 2U12 and 2U24 front panel area

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The rear panel area hosts modules designed for power, thermal cooling, and host connectivity.
12Gb/s
12Gb/s
123
46
5
Item Description Function
1 Power cooling module (PCM) Provides redundant regulation of power, temperature, and airflow
2 PCM release latch Latches or unlatches PCM from midplane
3 Controller module (CM)
Provides data redundancy, acts as the nerve center of the storage enclosure
4 Inverted CM
5 Inverted PCM status LEDs Provides users with PCM status
6 Inverted PCM power switch Switches power on or off
Figure 2 2U12 and 2U24 rear panel area
5U enclosure components
The 5U84 chassis retains two sliding drawers, so has drawer panels that augment the operator's (ops) panel on the left rack
ear flange. Each drawer has its own set of dedicated connectors behind the midplane that allow continuous operation, even if
the drawer is extended to the fully open service position or closed with the drawer latch engaged.
The front panel area is the primary physical user interface. Closely watch the ops and drawer panels for status.

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1234 5
678910
Item Description Function
1 Operator's (ops) panel Connects to midplane, provides users with storage enclosure information and status
2 Drawer left sideplane indicators Registers activity for the related drive in its carrier (DDIC) and controller for the drawer's left
sideplane
3 Left pull handle in recessed
pocket
Provides user access to DDICs contained in drawer
4 Drawer left side anti-tamper lock Prevents drawer access when locked
5 Top drawer: Drawer 1 Contains DDIC slots logically numbered from 0 to 41
6 Bottom drawer: Drawer 2 Contains DDICslots logically numbered from 42 to 83
7 Drawer right side anti-tamper
lock
Prevents drawer access when locked
8 Right pull handle in recessed
pocket
Provides user access to DDICs within the drawer
9 Drawer right sideplane indicators Registers activity for the related DDICand controller for the drawer's right sideplane
10 Drawer latch Latches the drawer closed when properly engaged
Figure 3 5U84 front panel area

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The rear panel area provides you access to modules designed for power, thermal cooling, and host connectivity.
12Gb/s
12Gb/s
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
Item Description Function
1 Controller module (CM) Provides data redundancy and is the nerve center of the storage enclosure
2 CM release latch
Provides full contact with midplane or releases controller for inspection and service
3 CM release latch and handle
4 Fan cooling module (FCM) Provides redundant regulation of temperature and airflow
5 FCM release latch
Provides full contact with midplane or releases FCM for inspection and service
6 FCM pull handle
7 Power supply unit (PSU) Provides redundant regulation of power
8 PSU release latch
Provides full contact with midplane or releases PSU for inspection and service
9 PSU pull handle
10 PSU power switch Powers on or off the storage enclosure
Figure 4 5U84 rear panel area
Two sliding drawers hold DDICs and their related sideplanes.
lTwo drawers each can contain 42 DDICs. Drawer slides lock the drawer in the fully open service position, so require
release latch activation to close the drawer.
lDDICs slide into 42 slots in each drawer. The upper drawer, Drawer 1, contains slots logically numbered from 0 to 41 in rows
moving from top to bottom, then from left to right. The lower drawer, Drawer 2, contains slots logically numbered from 42
to 83, following the same pattern.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10
11 12 13 14
Item Description Function
1 Drawer front with keyed anti-tamper lock and 2
drawer latches
Prevents or provides access to DDICs, contains dual drawer panel LEDs for drive
activity and fault status
2 Right sideplane Registers DDIC activity and fault conditions for the primary host path
3 Top drawer: Drawer 1 Contains slots logically numbered from 0 to 41
4 Operator's (ops) panel on left rack ear flange Connects to midplane, provides users with storage enclosure information and
status
5 Bottom drawer: Drawer 2 Contains slots logically numbered from 42 to 83
6 Drawer slide Supports full extension to service position and access to DDICs
7 Midplane Connects modules to system controls (Authorized service personnel only)
8 Controller module (CM) Provides data redundancy and acts as the nerve center of the storage enclosure
9 Fan cooling module (FCM) Provides redundant regulation of temperature and airflow
10 Power supply unit (PSU) Provides redundant regulation of power
11 Drive module in its carrier (DDIC) Provides redundant data storage
12 Locking mechanism Secures full connection of DDIC
13 Right rack ear cover Cosmetic
14 Cable management system Protects cabling associated with the related drawer
Figure 5 Profile and top views of fully populated 5U84 drawers
Controller module components
Both controller modules (CMs) manage the flow of data to and from the storage enclosure. Each CM provides a very
specialized, solutions-specific interaction that depends on your system configuration and software implementation, including
RAIDfunctions, management functions, failover and failback procedures, and multi-path procedures.
The CM has a number of ports and any related LEDs. Refer to "Interpret controller module LEDs" on page59.

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12Gb/s
= SAS 4-port
12Gb/s
12345
Item Description Function
1 SAS 12 Gb/s ports Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) 12 Gb/s data exchange with host computer
2 Mfg USB port Manufacturing Universal Serial Bus (USB) port: do not use
3 CLI USB port Serial command line interface port used to manage the system
4 Ethernet port Ethernet connection to host system
5 SAS expansion port SAS expansion 12 Gb/s data exchange with other expansion enclosures
Figure 6 Controller module ports, sample SAS 4-port
Optional components
Occasionally, you may configure the storage enclosure to operate without all of its components. The most common reason is
to perform in-field maintenance. Temperature and airflow requirements for 2U enclosures mandate you immediately use
blanks to replace modules you remove and adhere to all specified time limitations for replacement.
lCarrier blank— For 2U enclosures not fully populated, occupies any empty drive slot to secure proper airflow
lController blank— For 2U enclosures configured with a single controller, occupies the empty controller slot to secure
proper airflow

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3 Initial install preparations
Each storage enclosure installation requires the same amount of preparation to successfully mount it into your industry-
standard rack cabinet of up to 1.2m in depth.
WARNING! Heed all warnings and cautions on labeling and throughout this guide to reduce risk of personal injury or
damage to equipment. You must adhere to all safety requirements in this document. Some relate to the entire system, some to
the rack, some to the storage enclosure, and others to the FRUs within it.
CAUTION Use only power cords supplied in the installation kit or those that meet product specifications.
IMPORTANT Only a qualified service technician should perform the installation.
Installation checklist
Use this checklist, performing each task only in the sequence presented after successful completion of the prior step.
Step Task Reference
1 Complete all installation prerequisites Identified below
2 Unpack the storage enclosure "Unpack and prepare the 2U enclosure" on page23,
"Unpack and prepare the 5U enclosure" on page36
3 Prepare the site for installation of the storage enclosure into the
rack cabinet
"Unpack and prepare the 2U enclosure" on page23,
"Unpack and prepare the 5U enclosure" on page36
4 For rackmount installation, temporarily move to a static-protected area any drive modules not installed in the storage enclosure
5 Install the rackmount kit in the rack cabinet "Install the 2U rackmount rail kit" on page24,
"Install the 5U rackmount rail kit" on page37
6 Mount the storage enclosure into the rack cabinet "Mount the 2U enclosure into the rack cabinet" on page27,
"Mount the 5U enclosure into the rack cabinet" on page40
7 Install DDICs in the storage enclosure "Populate the 2U enclosure" on page30,
"Populate the 5U enclosure" on page43
8 Connect all power cords and data cables "Route 2U enclosure power cords and data cables" on page30,
"Route 5U enclosure power cords and data cables" on page45
9 Route storage enclosure cables to a compatible host "Route 2U enclosure and expansion data cables" on page31,
"Route 5U enclosure and expansion data cables" on page45
10 Test the enclosure to verify full functionality "Test enclosure connections" on page45
Table 2 Installation checklist tasks
You must adhere to all safety requirements prior to and during installation of a storage enclosure.
WARNING! Do not attempt to install the 5U storage enclosure into the rack cabinet with drive modules preloaded in the
slots. Serious injury and damage could result. Unload any drive modules in storage enclosure slots to a static-protected area.
Do not further lighten the storage enclosure by removing other components.