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Removing and installing the scsi i/o module – StorCase Technology 4-Bay Desktop SCSI Ultra320 User Manual

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InfoStation 4-Bay User's Guide - Rev. C01

StorCase Technology, Inc.

Installation

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NOTES:

Each bay has a factory default SCSI ID as follows:

Bay 1 = SCSI ID 0

Bay 3 = SCSI ID 2

Bay 2 = SCSI ID 1

Bay 4 = SCSI ID 3

Factory default SAF-TE Processor Board SCSI ID (if factory-installed) is

15.

Figure 9: Removing and Installing the SCSI I/O Module

Removing and Installing the SCSI I/O Module

(Procedure and information below applies to both the SCSI I/O Module and the optional SCSI

I/O Repeater Modules)

CAUTION:

Remove ALL power from the InfoStation before removing and/or installing

the SCSI I/O module. The SCSI I/O module contains NO USER SERVICE

ABLE PARTS inside the unit. Refer ALL servicing to qualified service

personnel!

VHDCI connectors are easily damaged by improper handling. Visually

inspect each connector for bent contacts and carefully align prior to

insertion.

NOTES:

The SCSI I/O module is NOT hot-swappable! Remove ALL power to

chassis before removing and installing the SCSI I/O module.

An optional SCSI I/O Repeater Module is available as an upgrade. Contact

StorCase for further information.

1.

Unplug the InfoStation and verify that ALL cables have been disconnected.

2.

Place the InfoStation on a soft clean surface to protect finish of the chassis.

3.

Loosen and remove the two (2) #6-32 Phillips Flat Hd. screws securing the SCSI

I/O module to the InfoStation chassis (Figure 9).

4.

Remove the SCSI I/O module by grasping handle and pulling out from chassis.

5.

To install SCSI I/O module, simply reverse above mentioned steps.

I/O Module

#6-32 Phillips

F.H. Screw

(2 Total)