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NatApp® NearStore™
R100 Hardware and Service Guide

Preface
 
Chapter 1: Preparing for the Installation
Required tools, equipment, and documentation
R100 component and environmental parameters
  R100 chassis
  R100 disk shelf
Installation rules and restrictions
 
Chapter 2: Installing an R100 System
Installing an R100 disk shelf
  Before you begin your installation
  Installing an R100 disk shelf using two-post mounting brackets
  Installing an R100 disk shelf using the four-post rail kit
Installing an R100 chassis
 
Chapter 3: Connecting an R100 System
Connecting an R100 disk shelf
  Connecting a disk shelf using a dual-port SCSI adapter
  Connecting a disk shelf using a single-port SCSI adapter
  Securing the cables
Connecting an R100 chassis to third-party devices
  Connecting the chassis to a third-party SCSI tape backup device
  Connecting the chassis to a third-party Fibre Channel switch
Connecting an R100 chassis to an Ethernet network
  Types of Ethernet networks supported
  Connecting to an Ethernet port using copper cabling
  Connecting to a 1000Base-SX fiber port
 
Chapter 4: Powering On an R100 System
Connecting the chassis to an ASCII terminal console
Connecting the system to a power source and powering on
  Connecting the disk shelves to AC power
  Connecting the chassis to AC power
 
Chapter 5: Startup Responses on an R100 System
Chassis LED responses at startup
  Front panel LEDs
  Power supply LEDs
  Network connection LEDs
Disk shelf LED responses at startup
System messages at startup
 
Chapter 6: Replacing R100 Disk Shelf Devices
Replacing a disk shelf in a rack
  Removing a disk shelf from the R100 rack
Replacing a disk in a disk shelf
  Removing a disk from a disk shelf
  Installing a disk in a disk shelf
Replacing a power supply in a disk shelf
  Removing a power supply from a disk shelf
  Installing a power supply in a disk shelf
Replacing the EMU
  Removing the EMU from the disk shelf
  Installing an EMU in a disk shelf
Replacing the cooling fans and blower
 
Chapter 7: Replacing Internal Chassis Components
Opening the PCB carrier
Removing the PCB carrier
Replacing the motherboard
Replacing SDRAM DIMMs on the motherboard
Installing or replacing expansion adapters
Replacing the NVRAM III battery
Replacing the motherboard lithium battery
Closing the PCB carrier
 
Chapter 8: Replacing External Chassis Components
Replacing the chassis fan subassembly
Replacing the power supply in the chassis
Replacing the LED/LCD subassembly
Replacing the CompactFlash unit subassembly
  Replacing the CompactFlash card
  Replacing the CompactFlash card reader subassembly
 
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting LCD Messages
POST error messages
Boot error messages
All other error messages
 
Appendix A: Recommended Power Line Sizes
AC power line sizes
 
Appendix B: Communications Regulations
Regulatory notices
Declaration of Conformity
 
Index
 
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