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If your tray looks like this (?), follow the instructions in:
"Assembling the Hot Swap Tray for a PC Server" on page 5.
If your tray looks like this (?), follow the instructions in:
"Assembling the Hot Swap Tray for a Server 95" on page 13.
Assembling the Hot Swap Tray for a PC Server
This section describes assembling the Hot Swap Tray for a PC Server.
If you are installing the Hot Swap Tray in a Server 95, go to "Assembling
the Hot Swap Tray for a Server 95" on page 13. Before installing a hard
disk drive into the Hot Swap Tray, be sure to read the information in "Handling
Static-Sensitive Devices" on page 3.
Important: Do not operate the latch
mechanism (1) until the hard disk drive
is secured in the tray. The latch mechanism is used to lock the tray in
place after it is inserted in the computer or storage enclosure.
Use the following steps to assemble the Hot Swap Tray.
1. Refer to the documentation that came with your hard disk drive to
determine the location of the SCSI ID connector on the drive.
If your hard disk drive SCSI ID connector is on the back
of the drive, use the short SCSI ID cable. If your hard disk drive SCSI
ID connector is on the front of the drive, use the long SCSI ID cable.
Attach the appropriate SCSI ID cable (1)
to the connector on the tray (2).
2 If your hard disk drive SCSI ID connector is on the back of the drive,
connect the SCSI ID cable to the drive now and continue with step 3 on
page 8.
If the connector is on the front of the drive, opposite from the power
and signal connectors:
a. Place the tray on a flat surface with the latch (1)
on the left.
b. Route the SCSI ID cable (2)
along the right side of the tray, inside the tray rail, as shown.
3. If your Hot Swap Tray has a flat mylar ribbon cable as the signal
cable, it uses a 16-bit SCSI connection. Refer to the top illustration.
If you have the 8-bit signal cable, refer to the bottom illustration.
Note: Ensure that the mylar ribbon
signal cable is securely attached to the connector on the tray before continuing.
Attach the cables as follows.
a. Attach the power cable (1) to
the hard disk drive.
b. Attach the signal cable (2)
to the hard disk drive.
Important: Ensure that the spring clip q that holds the tray latch
q in place along the tray rail is secure. Do not operate the latch mechanism
until the hard disk drive is secured in the tray.
4. Install the hard disk drive q into the tray q as shown. Align the
screw holes in the hard disk drive with the holes in the tray rails.
5 Install the four screws (2 on each side) using the flat blade screwdriver.
The screws should be snug. Do not tighten the screws excessively or you
might bend the tray rails. Warning: Ensure you are using the correct size
screws to attach the disk drive to the tray. If the screws are longer than
5 mm (3116 inch) you might damage the hard disk drive.
6. Remove any of the following SCSI jumpers on the hard disk
awe.
. SCSI ID
l Enable-termination
l Termination power (ferm power)
See the documentation that came with your hard disk drive for information
about where these jumpers are located.
7. If your hard disk drive SCSI ID connector is on the front of the
drive, connect the SCSI ID cable to the drive now. If you are using the
short SCSI ID cable, skip this step and continue with step 8 on page 12.
Attach the SCSI ID cable q to the SCSI ID connector on the hard disk
drive q Be sure that the missing pin lines up with the blank hole on the
connector.
a. On some hard disk drives, the SCSI ID connector on the disk drive
might be different than the one shown. See the documentation that came
with the hard disk drive for specific information about the SCSI ID connector
on the disk drive.
b. The cable must only be attached as shown. To avoid damage to the
connectors, be sure to plug the SCSI ID cable into the right-hand side
of the connector on the hard disk drive.
Assembling the Hot Swap Tray for a Server 95
Before assembling the Hot Swap Tray, be sure to read the information
in "Handling Static-Sensitive Devices" on page 3. Use the following steps
to assemble the Hot Swap Tray.
1. Remove any of the following SCSI jumpers on the hard disk drive.
l SCSI ID
l Enable-termination
. Termination power (term power)
See the documentation that came with your hard disk drive for information
about where these jumpers are located.
2. Attach the SCSI ID cable to the tray q Be sure you have the correct
SCSI ID cable for your hard disk drive:
l The 1 GB fast-wide SCSI2 hard disk drive uses cable part number 71G0202.
l The High Performance Family of 2GB fast and fast-wide hard disk drives
use cable part number 06H6277.
8. To install the assembled Hot Swap Tray and drive into your computer
or storage enclosure, refer to the documentation that came with your computer
or storage enclosure for instructions. If you need any assistance, see
"Help and Service Information" on page 17.
3. Attach the cables to the hard disk drive
Power cable (1) to the hard disk drive.
Signal cable (2) to the hard disk drive.
SCSI ID cable (3) to the hard disk drive
On some hard disk drives, the SCSI ID connector on the
drive might be different than the one shown. See the documentation that
came with the hard disk drive for specific information about the SCSI ID
connector on the drive.
4. Install the hard disk drive q into the tray q as shown. Align the
screw holes in the hard disk drive with the holes in the tray rails.
Important: Be careful when installing the hard disk drive in the tray
to prevent damage to the sides of the disk drive. If there are no black
foam rubber pads q on the front of the Hot Swap Tray, you must install
the pads included with the Hot Swap Tray.
Remove the protective backing from the pads and place the pads on the
front corners of the Hot Swap Tray as shown.
5. Install the four screws (2 on each side) using the flat blade screwdriver.
The screws should be snug. Do not tighten the screws excessively or you
might bend the tray rails. Warning: Ensure you are using the correct size
screws to attach the disk drive to the tray. If the screws are longer than
5 mm (3116 inch) you might damage the hard disk drive.
6. To install the assembled Hot Swap Tray and drive into your computer
or storage enclosure, refer to the documentation that came with your computer
or storage enclosure for instructions. If you need any assistance, see
"Help and Service Information" on page 17.
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