Avago Technologies Cache Protection for RAID Controller Cards - Manual (Page 104)

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Cache Backup Products for MegaRAID SAS+SATA RAID Controllers User Guide
May 2015 Chapter 2: Installing the Cache Backup Products
Attaching the CVFM04 Module to the RAID Controller and by Cable to a CVPM02 Module on
a Remote Mount Board
2.11 Attaching the CVFM04 Module to the RAID Controller and by Cable to a
CVPM02 Module on a Remote Mount Board
This section describes how to attach the CVFM04 module directly to your MegaRAID SAS 9361-4i RAID controller or
MegaRAID SAS 9361-8i RAID controller, and then connect the CVFM04 module by cable to a CVPM02 module on a
remote mount board. The CVFM04 module attaches directly to the RAID controller, and the CVPM02 module fits on a
clip that attaches to the remote mount board. The RAID controller is then installed in a PCI Express slot on
the motherboard.
2.11.1 Front View and Back View of the CVFM04 Module
The following figure shows the front view and the back view of the CVFM04 module. The front view is the side that
you can see when the unit is installed on a RAID controller.
Figure 72 Front View and Back View of the CVFM04 Module
1. J1 - 9-pin Connector to the Remote CVPM02 Module
2. J2 - 70-pin Board-to-Board Connector
NOTE Record your controller serial number in a safe location, in case you
need to contact Avago.
This section describes how to attach the CVFM04 module directly to the your MegaRAID SAS 9361 RAID controller,
and then connect the CVFM04 module by cable to a remote CVPM02 module. The CVPM02 module fits on a clip that
attaches directly to the BBU-BRACKET-05 remote mount board (sold separately). The RAID controller and the remote
mount board are then installed in PCIe slots on the motherboard.
CAUTION Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage the CacheVault modules
and the RAID controller. Make sure that you install the CacheVault
modules at an ESD-safe workstation that meets the EIA-625 standard.
When you install the CacheVault modules, follow the
ESD-recommended practices in the latest revision of the IPC-A-610
(Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies) standard.
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