Adaptec 412R User Guide - Page 22

Turning the Power Off, Replacing an I/O Card

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Setting Up Your Storage Subsystem CH 1 CH 2 Note: In these logical view diagrams, the numbers 1 to 12 represent disk drive slots and are used to indicate which drives are connected to which channel. They should not be confused with the disk drive SCSI IDs. Those IDs are predetermined by the SCSI disk I/O card switch settings. Single Bus Module Drives 7 - 12 SAF-TE Termination SEP Termination Drives 1 - 6 SEP Figure 2-6 Logical Diagram - Drive Connectivity, Single-Bus Mode In dual-bus mode, the channel 1 connector on the SAF-TE disk I/O card provides access to drives 7 through 12 and the channel 2 connector provides access to drives 1 through 6. Figure 2-7 shows the drive connectivity of the Dual-Bus Mode. Termination Drives 7 - 12 SAF-TE Termination SEP CH 1 CH 2 Termination Termination Drives 1 - 6 SEP Figure 2-7 Logical Diagram - Drive Connectivity, Dual-Bus Mode To set up a basic 12-disk drive configuration: 1 Power OFF the storage subsystem. See Turning the Power Off on page 2-7. 2 Remove the SAF-TE disk I/O card installed in the enclosure. See Replacing an I/O Card on page 5-21 for detailed instructions. 2-9

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Setting Up Your Storage Subsystem
Note:
In these logical view diagrams, the numbers 1 to 12
represent disk drive slots and are used to indicate which
drives are connected to which channel. They should not be
confused with the disk drive SCSI IDs. Those IDs are pre-
determined by the SCSI disk I/O card switch settings.
Figure 2-6
Logical Diagram – Drive Connectivity, Single-Bus Mode
In dual-bus mode, the channel 1 connector on the SAF-TE disk I/O
card provides access to drives 7 through 12 and the channel 2
connector provides access to drives 1 through 6.
Figure 2-7
shows
the drive connectivity of the Dual-Bus Mode.
Figure 2-7
Logical Diagram – Drive Connectivity, Dual-Bus Mode
To set up a basic 12-disk drive configuration:
1
Power
OFF
the storage subsystem. See
Turning the Power Off
on
page 2-7
.
2
Remove the SAF-TE disk I/O card installed in the enclosure.
See
Replacing an I/O Card
on page 5-21
for detailed instructions.
Single Bus
Module
Drives 7 - 12
SAF-TE
SEP
SEP
CH 1
CH 2
Drives 1 - 6
Termination
Termination
Drives 7 - 12
Termination
SAF-TE
SEP
SEP
CH 1
CH 2
Drives 1 - 6
Termination
Termination
Termination