HP P2000 User Manual

HP MSA System Racking
Instructions
This document provides instructions for installing this
racking kit and then mounting an HP MSA storage
enclosure.
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Fourth edition: April 2011
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Audience assumptions
This document is for the person who installs, administers, and
troubleshoots servers and storage systems. HP assumes that you are
qualified in the servicing and installation of computer equipment and are
trained in recognizing hazards in products and hazardous energy levels.
Rack planning and resources
HP Modular Smart Array (MSA) Systems are supported for installation
in the HP 10000 series of racks. (Other racks might also be suitable, but
have not been tested.) For information about setting up the rack, including
the appropriate warnings and cautions, see the documentation that came
with the rack. Updated rack information can be downloaded from the
HP website http://www.hp.com/products/racks.
Site requirements
Detailed site requirements are provided at the end of this document and
in the user guide. Before installing, verify that the installation site meets
the system requirements for:
• Space and airflow
• Temperature
• Power and grounding
Rack kit contents
QuantityItem
2Rear rail brackets
2Front rail brackets
2Side brackets
10Cage nuts
6Hanger pins*
48-32 x 3/16 Phillips flat-head screws
36-32 x 1/4 Phillips pan-head screws
68-32 x 3/8 Phillips flat-head screws
810-32 x 3/4 Phillips truss-head screws
210-32 x 5/8 Phillips flat-head screws
* Hanger pins may be pre-installed on the front and rear rail brackets.
Rack installation
HP recommends installing all storage enclosures at the bottom of a rack.
To optimize cabling access, avoid interleaving enclosure and server
products.
Step 1: Install cage nuts on the rack
NOTE:
Markings shown are provided for illustration purposes only;
your device may be installed in a different location.
Front uprights
IMPORTANT:
Placement of the middle cage nut is different on the right and
left side on the front of the rack.
Rear uprights
Step 2: Assemble rails
1. Slide the rear rails into the front rails.
2. Align the first, third, and fifth holes in the rear rail bracket with the
slots of the front bracket. Loosely install three 8-32 x 3/8 Phillips
flat-head screws in each rail set. They will be tightened after rails
are installed.

HP P2000 Specifications

General

Drive Support	SAS
Controller	Dual Controller options available
Host Interface	6Gb SAS, 8Gb FC, 1Gb iSCSI
RAID Levels	RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10
Storage Type	SSD
Hot-swappable Components	Drives, controllers, power supplies, fans
Dimensions	8.9 x 44.8 x 63.5 cm (3.5 x 17.6 x 25 inches)
Drive Bays	Up to 12 LFF or 24 SFF drive bays per enclosure

Summary

Rack Planning and Installation

Rack Installation Overview

HP recommends installing storage enclosures at the bottom of a rack to optimize cabling access.

Step 1: Install Cage Nuts

Instructions for installing cage nuts on the rack, with a note about illustration markings.

Step 2: Assemble Rails

Steps to slide rear rails into front rails and secure with screws, noting alignment.

Enclosure Mounting Procedures

Step 3: Install Rails

Instructions on using hanger pins to hang rails and securing them to the rack with screws.

Step 4: Prepare Enclosure

Attaching side brackets to the enclosure using Phillips flat-head screws before rack installation.

Step 5: Install Enclosure

Sliding the enclosure onto rail ledges and securing the front and side brackets to the rack.

Step 6: Install Enclosure Ears

The enclosure is ready for cabling and configuration after installation.

Site and System Requirements

Space and Airflow

Specifies minimum clearances in front, behind, and between racks for proper airflow.

Temperature

Recommends installing in a climate-controlled environment with maximum ambient temperature.

Operational and Safety Guidelines

Power Requirements

Comply with electrical regulations; avoid overloading circuits and use separate circuits.

Electrical Grounding

Ensuring proper grounding according to national and local electrical codes for safety.

Rack Warnings

Warnings regarding rack stability, leveling jacks, and handling to prevent injury or damage.

Getting Help

Provides information on accessing HP MSA user guides, website, and technical support.