Installation and Setup Installing Array Hardware
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Power cables Connects an array to power sources. The shipping box may
contain different types of power cables to meet the electrical
requirements of the country in which the array will reside. Use
the cable type that is right for your environment.
If power cables are not included in the shipping box, contact
your PS Series array support provider or reseller.
Serial cable Creates a serial connection between an array and a console or
terminal emulator. Use the cable to run the
setup utility or if
there is no network access to the array or group.
Rail assembly kit for a
four-pole rack
Enables you to mount an array in a four-pole rack. Instructions
for assembly are included in the kit. Supplementary four-pole
rack instructions are included in the shipping box.
Rail assembly kit for a
two-pole rack
Enables you to mount an array in a two-pole rack. Instructions
for assembly are included in the kit.
Electrostatic wrist strap Protects sensitive hardware from electrical discharge.
Documentation and
CD-ROMs
Includes the following:
• Release Notes
• Unpacking Instructions
• Four-Pole Rack Mount Addendum
• Setup poster
• Installation and Setup manual
• License and warranty information
• Documentation CD-ROM
• Host Integration Tools CD-ROM
• Localization CD-ROM
Table 2-4: Required Hardware – Not Supplied
Component Description
Standard 19” two- or
four-pole rack
Provides easy access to arrays and other hardware in your
computing environment.
Two to six network
cables
Connects an array to a network switch. Use Category 5E or
Category 6 cables with RJ45 connectors. Use Category 5 cables
only if they adhere to the TIA/EIA TSB95 standard.
Network switch Connects devices to a network. Multiple switches are
recommended.
Table 2-3: Description of Shipping Box Contents (Continued)
Component Description