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Configuring DuraStor, Basic Configuration – DuraStor412R

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DuraStor 412R/6320SS/7320SS Installation and User's Guide Configuring DuraStor Note: This section provides configuration information for basic 12-disk drive systems. For more advanced configuration information, see Appendix C, Advanced Configurations and Cabling. Configure your storage subsystem by setting the switches and jumpers and connecting the data cables. Follow the instructions provided for your storage subsystem: I For the DuraStor 412R, see the next section, Basic Configuration - DuraStor 412R. I For the DuraStor 6320SS, see Basic Configuration - DuraStor 6320SS on page 2-12. I For the DuraStor 7320SS, see Basic Configuration - DuraStor 7320SS on page 2-13. Basic Configuration - DuraStor 412R The DuraStor 412R can be set up as a single-bus or dual-bus JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks) configuration using a single enclosure, which provides a storage solution with up to 12 disk drives. To set up the storage subsystem as a single-bus, you need to install the single-bus module, which is available as a separate item from Adaptec. Visit www.adaptec.com for ordering information. In single-bus mode, channel 1 on the SAF-TE disk I/O card assesses every disk drive (drives 1 through 12). In this mode, a single-bus module (see page 5-8) must be installed in the controller 1 slot. This module joins channel 1 and channel 2 together to create a single, continuous SCSI bus. Figure 2-6 shows the disk drive connectivity of the single-bus mode. Note: In these logical view diagrams, auto sense allows the physical connection to disable termination. 2-8

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DuraStor 412R/6320SS/7320SS Installation and User’s Guide
Configuring DuraStor
Note:
This section provides configuration information for
basic 12-disk drive systems. For more advanced configuration
information, see
Appendix C,
Advanced Configurations and
Cabling
.
Configure your storage subsystem by setting the switches and
jumpers and connecting the data cables. Follow the instructions
provided for your storage subsystem:
For the DuraStor 412R, see the next section,
Basic Configuration –
DuraStor 412R
.
For the DuraStor 6320SS, see
Basic Configuration –
DuraStor 6320SS
on page 2-12
.
For the DuraStor 7320SS, see
Basic Configuration –
DuraStor 7320SS
on page 2-13
.
Basic Configuration – DuraStor 412R
The DuraStor 412R can be set up as a single-bus or dual-bus JBOD
(Just a Bunch Of Disks) configuration using a single enclosure,
which provides a storage solution with up to 12 disk drives.
To set up the storage subsystem as a single-bus, you need to install
the single-bus module, which is available as a separate item from
Adaptec. Visit
www.adaptec.com
for ordering information.
In single-bus mode, channel 1 on the SAF-TE disk I/O card
assesses every disk drive (drives 1 through 12). In this mode, a
single-bus module (see
page 5-8
) must be installed in the controller
1 slot. This module joins channel 1 and channel 2 together to create
a single, continuous SCSI bus.
Figure 2-6
shows the disk drive
connectivity of the single-bus mode.
Note:
In these logical view diagrams, auto sense allows the
physical connection to disable termination.