Connecting the disk shelf to a power source
About the power supplies
The disk shelf is shipped with two power supplies, labeled PSU1 and PSU2, respectively.
About AC power supplies
The disk shelf is shipped with an AC power cord for each power supply. You must have separate circuit breakers for each power supply.
About DC power supplies
You must fabricate the power cords for the DC power connections labeled plus (+), minus (-), ground (G), and no connect (N/C).
Connecting the disk shelf to power
To connect a disk shelf to a power source, complete the following steps.
Step
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Action
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Make sure that the storage appliance and the disk shelves are turned off.
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If you are connecting to...
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Then...
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AC power
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- Plug the power cord for PSU1
into the power receptacle on the
left connector (rear view).
- Plug the power cord for PSU2
into the power receptacle on the
right connector (rear view).
- Fasten the power cords with the
clamps.
- Plug the other end of each
power cord into a grounded AC
power source.
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- Turn on the power switch.
Note The default spin up time for all disks in the disk shelf is 60 seconds. Reduce this spin up time to 20 seconds by turning on the switches of both power supplies within 5 seconds of each other.
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DC power
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- Remove the cover over the DC
input connector.
- Fabricate a three-way cable:
- Use wire-strippers to strip
an inch of the protective
sheathing from the copper
wire.
- Identify the positive,
negative, and ground wires.
- Crimp and solder a
connector to the end of the
positive, negative, and
ground wires.
- Connect the ground, positive,
and negative wires to the power
supply.
- Place the terminal cover over
the DC input connector to avoid
shorting the power supply
cables.
- Plug the other end of each
power cord into a power source
and turn it on.
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