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Blind-mate data cable connections

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Blind-mate data cable connections NOTE: This procedure assumes that the primary hard drive is located in HDD-BAY-0, and that all internal bays are being connected to the RAID controller. • It is not necessary to connect all internal drives or use all four of the connectors on the MiniSAS internal adapter cable. • The short MiniSAS 4i-4X SATA cable is used only to connect SAS hard drives located in the internal hard drive bays of HP Workstations. • A long MiniSASi data cable is used to connect SAS hard drives located in the optical drive bays. See Standard data cable connections on page 9. For internal SAS hard drives in HP workstations with preinstalled blind-mate cabling plugged into the system board, such as HP 600 and HP 800 Workstations: 1. Locate and disconnect the HDD-BAY-0 cable from the system board SAS connectors. Figure 4 Locating the blind-mate hard drive cables ENWW Step 3-Configuring the cabling 7

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Blind-mate data cable connections
NOTE:
This procedure assumes that the primary hard drive is located in HDD-BAY-0, and that all
internal bays are being connected to the RAID controller.
• It is not necessary to connect all internal drives or use all four of the connectors on the MiniSAS internal
adapter cable.
• The short MiniSAS 4i-4X SATA cable is used only to connect SAS hard drives located in the internal
hard drive bays of HP
Workstations.
• A long MiniSASi data cable is used to connect SAS hard drives located in the optical drive bays.
See
Standard data cable connections
on page
9
.
For internal SAS hard drives in HP workstations with preinstalled blind-mate cabling plugged into the
system board, such as HP
600 and HP
800 Workstations:
1.
Locate and disconnect the HDD-BAY-0 cable from the system board SAS connectors.
Figure 4
Locating the blind-mate hard drive cables
ENWW
Step 3—Configuring the cabling
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