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Installation, Installing the drive(s) into the ds550, Removing the cover – StorCase Technology DS550 User Manual

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Installation

StorCase Technology, Inc.

DS550 User's Guide - Rev. A04

INSTALLATION

CAUTION:

The DS550 contains NO USER SERVICEABLE parts inside the unit. Refer

ALL servicing to qualified service personnel!

WARNING:

DO NOT ship/transport DS550 chassis with RAID battery installed!

Battery may loosen during shipping which can result in fire and/or explo-

sion!

Danger of explosion if RAID battery is incorrectly installed! Install only with

the same or equivalent type battery recommended by the manufacturer.

Dispose of used batteries according to manufacturer's instructions.

Installing the Drive(s) Into the DS550

While performing the steps in this section, work on a soft surface to prevent excessive shock

to the drive(s) and to protect the finish of the chassis. Refer to the documentation provided

with the drive(s) to be installed to identify appropriate connectors, jumpers, and terminators

on each. A #2 Phillips and a flat blade screwdriver will be required.

Removing the Cover

CAUTION:

Remove ALL power from the DS550 before removing the cover. The

Data Silo contains NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS inside the unit.

The physical process of installing drives into the DS550 will involve removing the cable access

cover (and side panels on tower models), fastening the drive(s) into the drive mounting bracket,

connecting the power and I/O cables to the drive(s), and replacing the chassis cover(s).

1.

Unpack the DS550, or if already installed in a rack cabinet, unplug it and verify that

ALL power and I/O cables have been disconnected.

2.

Place the unit on a soft, clean surface in a well-lit area with sufficient working space

around the chassis.

3.

For Rack Mount Models: Remove the cable access covers (Figure 5).

•

Remove the eight (8) Phillips flat head screws that secure the top access cover

to the chassis, then remove the cover.

•

Remove the eight (8) Phillips flat head screws that secure the bottom access

cover to the chassis, then remove the cover.