What to do if the Fault LED on Alnico 8 Series Storage lights red and the LCD displays an error message?
If the Fault LED lights up red and the LCD shows an error, you should immediately determine the cause of the alert. Check the component LEDs for any faults and replace the faulty component as soon as possible.
Equipment tested and compliant with FCC Part 15 rules for Class A digital devices, preventing harmful interference.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the guide for warnings, notes, and important information.
Details the ten available models in the Alnico 8 RAID storage subsystem series.
Highlights the key capabilities and supported features of the Alnico 8 series RAID subsystems.
Provides a detailed explanation of the components and controls located on the front panel of the RAID subsystem.
Illustrates and describes the various ports and connectors found on the rear panel of the RAID subsystem.
Instructions for verifying the contents of the Alnico 8 RAID shipping container before installation.
Lists additional items required for setup, such as hard drives, host computers, and terminal emulation software.
Essential safety measures to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge when handling components.
Step-by-step guide for installing hot-swappable hard drives into the Alnico RAID subsystem bays.
Detailed instructions for mounting the Alnico subsystem into a 19-inch rack using the provided slide rails.
Guide on connecting all necessary cables and power cords for the Alnico RAID subsystem.
Explains various topologies for connecting SAS JBODs to Alnico 8 RAID subsystems.
Correct sequence for powering on the JBODs, RAID SYSTEM, and host computer after installation.
Procedure for safely shutting down the Alnico RAID SYSTEM after the server is powered off.
Instructions for removing and installing RAID controller components, primarily for engineers.
Guidance on replacing or upgrading the cache memory modules (DIMMs) in the Alnico RAID.
Step-by-step guide for installing a DIMM into the Alnico RAID system, ensuring power is off.
Instructions for removing and installing Fan Modules, including replacing a defective fan.
Procedures for removing and installing Power Modules in different Alnico RAID models.
Details the pinout and signal names for the Ethernet RJ-45 connector.
Provides pinout and signal information for Fibre SFP modules.
Details the pinout and signal names for the miniSAS (SFF-8088) connector.
Identifies the components of the Battery Backup Module (BBM).
Lists the mechanical specifications, connector details, input voltage, and battery capacity of the BBM.
Instructions for installing the Battery Backup Module, ensuring system power is disconnected.
Explains the automatic battery conditioning and charging procedures for the Battery Backup Module.
Details the reasons and procedures for removing the Battery Backup Module from the system.
To Next Page
General