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Hitachi Proprietary DW850/DW900
Rev.0 Copyright © 2018, 2021, Hitachi, Ltd.

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LOCATION SECTION
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Contents
1. Overview of Storage System .................................................................................................. LOC01-10
2. Parts Location ......................................................................................................................... LOC02-10

2.1 Configuration Example of Main Parts .............................................................................. LOC02-10
2.2 Controller Chassis ............................................................................................................ LOC02-20
2.2.1 CBSS ........................................................................................................................ LOC02-20
2.2.2 CBSL ........................................................................................................................ LOC02-30
2.2.3 CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN ............................................................................................ LOC02-40
2.2.4 Channel Board Box (CHBB) ..................................................................................... LOC02-50
2.2.5 CBXSS ..................................................................................................................... LOC02-51
2.2.6 CBXSL ...................................................................................................................... LOC02-52
2.2.7 CBSN ....................................................................................................................... LOC02-53
2.3 Drive Box (2U/4U) ............................................................................................................ LOC02-60
2.3.1 DBL (3.5-inch Drive Box) .......................................................................................... LOC02-60
2.3.2 DBS/DBN (2.5-inch Drive Box) ................................................................................. LOC02-70
2.3.3 DB60 (3.5-inch 4U Drive Box) .................................................................................. LOC02-80
2.3.4 DBF (Flash Module Drive Box) ................................................................................. LOC02-90
2.3.5 DBS2 (2.5-inch Drive Box) ....................................................................................... LOC02-91
2.4 Parts Location ................................................................................................................ LOC02-100
2.4.1 Parts Location of CBSS/CBSL ............................................................................... LOC02-100
2.4.1.1 BKM ................................................................................................................ LOC02-120
2.4.1.2 Cache Memory Location of CBSS/CBSL........................................................ LOC02-130
2.4.1.3 Channel Board (CHB) of CBSS/CBSL............................................................ LOC02-140
2.4.1.4 LAN Board (LANB) ......................................................................................... LOC02-150
2.4.2 Parts Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN .............................................................. LOC02-160
2.4.2.1 BKMF .............................................................................................................. LOC02-170
2.4.2.2 Cache Memory Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN ...................................... LOC02-180
2.4.2.3 Channel Board (CHB)/Disk Board (DKB) of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN ............. LOC02-190
2.4.2.4 Channel Board (CHB) of Channel Board Box (CHBB) ................................... LOC02-230
2.4.2.5 LAN Board ...................................................................................................... LOC02-240
2.4.3 Parts Location of CBXSS/CBXSL........................................................................... LOC02-250
2.4.3.1 Cache Memory Location of CBXSS/CBXSL ................................................... LOC02-270
2.4.4 Parts Location of CBSN ......................................................................................... LOC02-280
2.4.4.1 DKCPS ........................................................................................................... LOC02-290
2.4.4.2 Cache Memory Location of CBSN .................................................................. LOC02-300
2.4.4.3 Channel Board (CHB)/Disk Board (DKB) of CBSN ........................................ LOC02-310
2.4.4.4 LAN Board ...................................................................................................... LOC02-320
3. Switches and LEDs................................................................................................................. LOC03-10

3.1 Switches and LEDs of Controller Chassis ....................................................................... LOC03-10
3.2 Other Switches and LEDs ................................................................................................ LOC03-40
3.3 Circuit Breaker ............................................................................................................... LOC03-310
3.3.1 Location of Circuit Breaker ..................................................................................... LOC03-310
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LOC00-20
4. Connection of External Cable ................................................................................................. LOC04-10

4.1 Channel Interface ............................................................................................................. LOC04-10
4.2 Maintenance PC Interface ............................................................................................... LOC04-30
4.3 Network Cable Connection Diagram ................................................................................ LOC04-40
5. Storage System Cable Diagram ............................................................................................. LOC05-10

5.1 SAS Cable Diagram ......................................................................................................... LOC05-10
5.1.1 CBSS/CBSL + DBS/DBL x 11 .................................................................................. LOC05-10
5.1.2 CBSS/CBSL + DB60 x 6 .......................................................................................... LOC05-30
5.1.3 CBLH1 + DBS/DBL/DBF x 36 .................................................................................. LOC05-40
5.1.4 CBLH1 + DB60 x 20 ................................................................................................. LOC05-90
5.1.5 CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DBS/DBL/DBF x 48 ................................................................ LOC05-130
5.1.6 CBLH2 (DKB x 4) + DB60 x 24 .............................................................................. LOC05-200
5.1.7 CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DB60 x 24 .............................................................................. LOC05-260
5.1.8 CBXSS/CBXSL+DBS x 3 or DBL x 7 ..................................................................... LOC05-320
5.1.9 CBSN+DBS/DBL x 8 .............................................................................................. LOC05-321
5.1.10 CBSN+DB60 x 8................................................................................................... LOC05-322
5.1.11 CBSN+DBS2 x 2+DBS/DBL x 8 ........................................................................... LOC05-323
5.1.12 CBSN+DBS2 x 2+DB60 x 8 ................................................................................. LOC05-324
5.2 NVMe Cable Diagram .................................................................................................... LOC05-330
5.2.1 CBLHN (DKB x 8) + DBN x 4 ................................................................................. LOC05-330
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LOC01-10
1. Overview of Storage System
Figure 1-1 Overview of Controller Chassis
CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
CBXSL/CBSL
CBXSS/CBSS
CBSN
LOC01-10
LOC01-20
Figure 1-2 Overview of Drive Box
DBS/DBS2 DBL
DBF
DB60
DBN CHBB
LOC01-20
LOC02-10
2. Parts Location
2.1 Configuration Example of Main Parts
The following figure shows a configuration example of installing Controller Chassis (4U) and Drive Box (2U)
in 43 units rack frame.
Figure 2-1 Configuration Example of Main Parts
DB10 (2U)
DB09 (2U)
DB08 (2U)
43U
DB07 (2U)
DB06 (2U)
DB05 (2U)
DB04 (2U)
DB03 (2U)
DB02 (2U)
DB01 (2U)
DB00 (2U)
CBLH1/CBLH2 (4U)
1U
LOC02-10
LOC02-20
2.2 Controller Chassis

2.2.1 CBSS
The following figure shows the parts location of CBSS.
Figure 2-2 Parts Location of CBSS
HDDxx-04
HDDxx-05
HDDxx-06
HDDxx-07
HDDxx-08
HDDxx-09
HDDxx-10
HDDxx-11
HDDxx-12
HDDxx-13
HDDxx-14
HDDxx-15
HDDxx-16
HDDxx-17
HDDxx-18
HDDxx-19
HDDxx-20
HDDxx-21
HDDxx-22
HDDxx-23
HDDxx-03
HDDxx-01
HDDxx-02
HDDxx-00
DKC_2U-xx
Front view of CBSS
Controller Board-1 Controller Board-2
CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-2A CHB-2B DKCPS2

DKCPS1
BKM-1 LAN1 CFM-2 LAN2 BKM-2

CFM-1 UPS UPS
SAS Port SAS Port
Rear view of CBSS
Table 2-1 Locations of SAS Ports

Controller Board SAS Port# Remarks
Controller Board 1 1C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBSS. No external cable connection
exists.
1C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBSS. The external cable
connection exists.
Controller Board 2 2C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBSS. No external cable connection
exists.
2C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBSS. The external cable
connection exists.
LOC02-20
LOC02-30
2.2.2 CBSL
The following figure shows the parts location of CBSL.
Figure 2-3 Parts Location of CBSL
DKC_2U-xx
HDDxx-08 HDDxx-09 HDDxx-10 HDDxx-11

Front view of CBSL
Controller Board 1 Controller Board 2

DKCPS1

CFM-1 UPS UPS
SAS Port SAS Port
Rear view of CBSL

Controller Board 1 1C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBSL. No external cable connection
exists.
1C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBSL. The external cable
connection exists.
Controller Board 2 2C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBSL. No external cable connection
exists.
2C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBSL. The external cable
connection exists.
LOC02-30
LOC02-40
2.2.3 CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
The following figure shows the parts location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN.
Figure 2-4 Parts Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
CFM-20 CFM-21
Controller Board 2
BKMF- BKMF- BKMF- BKMF-

20 21 22 23

10 11 12 13
Controller Board 1
CFM-10 CFM-11
Front view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
DKCPS1 DKCPS2
Controller Board 2
CHB-2A CHB-2B CHB-2C CHB-2D

CHB-2E CHB-2F LAN2 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-2G -2H

CHB-1E CHB-1F LAN1 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-1G -1H
Controller Board 1
Rear view of CBLH1
DKCPS1 DKCPS2
Controller Board 2

CHB/DKB CHB/DKB LAN2 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-2E -2F -2G -2H

CHB/DKB CHB/DKB LAN1 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-1E -1F -1G -1H
Controller Board 1
Rear view of CBLH2/CBLHN
LOC02-40
LOC02-50
2.2.4 Channel Board Box (CHBB)

The following figure shows the parts location of Channel Board Box (CHBB).
Figure 2-5 Parts Location of Channel Board Box (CHBB)
SWPK2
CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN

-20 -21 -22 -23 -24
CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN

-10 -11 -12 -13 -14
SWPK1 Front view of CHBB
PCP1 PCP2 CHBBPS2
CHB-2J CHB-2K CHB-2L CHB-2M
Rear view of CHBB CHBBPS1
LOC02-50
LOC02-51
2.2.5 CBXSS
The following figure shows the parts location of CBXSS.
Figure 2-6 Parts Location of CBXSS
HDDxx-04
HDDxx-05
HDDxx-06
HDDxx-07
HDDxx-08
HDDxx-09
HDDxx-10
HDDxx-11
HDDxx-12
HDDxx-13
HDDxx-14
HDDxx-15
HDDxx-16
HDDxx-17
HDDxx-18
HDDxx-19
HDDxx-20
HDDxx-21
HDDxx-22
HDDxx-23
HDDxx-03
HDDxx-01
HDDxx-02
HDDxx-00
DKC_2U-xx
Front view of CBXSS
DKCPS2
DKCPS1
CHB Port SAS Port CHB Port SAS Port

LAN1 LAN2
Rear view of CBXSS

Controller Board 1 1C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBXSS. No external cable connection
exists.
1C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBXSS. The external cable
connection exists.
Controller Board 2 2C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBXSS. No external cable connection
exists.
2C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBXSS. The external cable
connection exists.
LOC02-51
LOC02-52
2.2.6 CBXSL
The following figure shows the parts location of CBXSL.
Figure 2-7 Parts Location of CBXSL
DKC_2U-xx

Front view of CBXSL
DKCPS2
DKCPS1

LAN1 LAN2
Rear view of CBXSL

Controller Board 1 1C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBXSL. No external cable connection
exists.
1C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBXSL. The external cable
connection exists.
Controller Board 2 2C-0 Connection to the Drive in the CBXSL. No external cable connection
exists.
2C-1 Connection to the Drive outside the CBXSL. The external cable
connection exists.
LOC02-52
LOC02-53
2.2.7 CBSN
The following figure shows the parts location of CBSN.
Figure 2-8 Parts Location of CBSN
HDDxx-04
HDDxx-05
HDDxx-06
HDDxx-07
HDDxx-08
HDDxx-09
HDDxx-10
HDDxx-11
HDDxx-12
HDDxx-13
HDDxx-14
HDDxx-15
HDDxx-16
HDDxx-17
HDDxx-18
HDDxx-19
HDDxx-20
HDDxx-21
HDDxx-22
HDDxx-23
HDDxx-03
HDDxx-01
HDDxx-02
HDDxx-00
Front view of CBSN
Controller Board 2 DKCPS2
CHB-2B/
CHB-2A DKB-2B CHB-2C CFM2
CHB-1B/
Controller Board 1
DKCPS1
Rear view of CBSN
LOC02-53
LOC02-60
2.3 Drive Box (2U/4U)

The number (DB-xx) of Drive Box doesn’t indicate the installation location of Drive Box, but indicates the
order of installation. Therefore, while performing process to Drive Box, it is necessary to confirm location
with the location label put on Drive Box, and be careful not to make a mistake of the target location.
2.3.1 DBL (3.5-inch Drive Box)

The following figure shows the parts location of DBL.
Figure 2-9 Parts Location of DBL
DB-xx

Front view of DBL
ENCxx-1 ENCxx-2
DBPSxx-1 DBPSxx-2
Rear view of DBL

*1 : The name in parentheses in the MPC messages shows HDDxx-yy here.
*2 : DB-xx
DB No. (00, 01, 02, ........, 47)
LOC02-60
LOC02-70
2.3.2 DBS/DBN (2.5-inch Drive Box)

The following figure shows the parts location of DBS/DBN.
Figure 2-10 Parts Location of DBS/DBN
HDDxx-04
HDDxx-05
HDDxx-06
HDDxx-07
HDDxx-08
HDDxx-09
HDDxx-10
HDDxx-11
HDDxx-12
HDDxx-13
HDDxx-14
HDDxx-15
HDDxx-16
HDDxx-17
HDDxx-18
HDDxx-19
HDDxx-20
HDDxx-21
HDDxx-22
HDDxx-23
HDDxx-03
HDDxx-01
HDDxx-02
HDDxx-00
DB-xx
Front view of DBS/DBN
ENCxx-1 ENCxx-2
DBPSxx-1 DBPSxx-2
Rear view of DBS/DBN

*2 : DB-xx
DB No. (00, 01, 02, ........, 47)
LOC02-70
LOC02-80
2.3.3 DB60 (3.5-inch 4U Drive Box)

The following figure shows the parts location of DB60.
Figure 2-11 Parts Location of DB60
DB-xx
HDDxx-59 HDDxx-47 HDDxx-35 HDDxx-23 HDDxx-11

Rear Front
Top view of DB60
DB-xx
DBPSxx-1 DBPSxx-2
ENCxx-1 ENCxx-2
Rear view of DB60

*2 : DB-xx
DB No. (00, 01, 02, ........, 23)
LOC02-80
LOC02-90
2.3.4 DBF (Flash Module Drive Box)

The following figure shows the parts location of DBF.
Figure 2-12 Parts Location of DBF
DB-xx
HDDxx-09 HDDxx-10 HDDxx-11

Front view of DBF
ENCxx-1 ENCxx-2
DBPSxx-1 DBPSxx-2
Rear view of DBF
*1: The name in parentheses in the MPC messages shows HDDxx-yy here.
*2: DB-xx
DB No. (00, 01, 02, ........, 47)
LOC02-90
LOC02-91
2.3.5 DBS2 (2.5-inch Drive Box)

The following figure shows the parts location of DBS2.
Figure 2-13 Parts Location of DBS2
HDD(xx+1)-00
HDD(xx+1)-01
HDD(xx+1)-02
HDD(xx+1)-03
HDD(xx+1)-04
HDD(xx+1)-05
HDD(xx+1)-06
HDD(xx+1)-07
HDD(xx+1)-08
HDD(xx+1)-09
HDD(xx+1)-10
HDD(xx+1)-11
HDDxx-04
HDDxx-05
HDDxx-06
HDDxx-07
HDDxx-08
HDDxx-09
HDDxx-10
HDDxx-11
HDDxx-03
HDDxx-01
HDDxx-02
HDDxx-00
DB-xx
Front view of DBS2
ENCxx-1 ENCxx-2
DBPSxx-1 DBPSxx-2
Rear view of DBS2

*2 : DB-xx
DB No. (50, 51, 52, 53)
LOC02-91
LOC02-100
2.4 Parts Location

2.4.1 Parts Location of CBSS/CBSL
The following figure shows the parts location of CBSS/CBSL.
Figure 2-14 Parts Location of CBSS/CBSL
CBSS/CBSL
Controller Board 1
Controller Board 2
General view of CBSS/CBSL

FAN-x0
FAN-x1
Controller Board
CHB
CFM
BKM
General view of Controller Board
*1: FAN-x0
Controller Board No.(1, 2)
Controller Board-1 Controller Board-2

DKCPS1

CFM-1 UPS UPS
SAS Port SAS Port
Rear view of CBSS/CBSL
LOC02-100
LOC02-110
NOTE: • The Controller Board includes the LANB and DKB.

• The CBSS/CBSL includes DB-00.

Controller Board 1 1C-0 Connect to the Drive in the CBSS/CBSL. No external cable connection
exists.
1C-1 Connect to the Drive outside the CBSS/CBSL. The external cable
connection exists.
Controller Board 2 2C-0 Connect to the Drive in the CBSS/CBSL. No external cable connection
exists.
2C-1 Connect to the Drive outside the CBSS/CBSL. The external cable
connection exists.
LOC02-110
LOC02-120
2.4.1.1 BKM
The following figure shows the BKM location and the BAT (Battery) location.
Figure 2-15 Location of BKM/BAT (Battery)
CBSS/CBSL
Controller Board 1
Controller Board 2
BKM of Controller Board 1 BKM of Controller Board 2
BAT-1 BAT-2
BKM-1 BKM-2
LOC02-120
LOC02-130
2.4.1.2 Cache Memory Location of CBSS/CBSL

The following figure shows the Cache Memory location on the CBSS/CBSL Parts.
Figure 2-16 Cache Memory Location (CBSS/CBSL)
Controller Board 2
Cache Memory
Controller Board 1
Controller Board
Top view of MAIN
Cache Memory Location
Controller Board 1/Controller Board 2
DIMM01:
DIMM00:
LOC02-130
LOC02-140
2.4.1.3 Channel Board (CHB) of CBSS/CBSL

The following figure shows the Channel Board location of the rear side of the CBSS/CBSL.
Figure 2-17 Channel Board Location (rear of CBSS/CBSL)
Channel Board location (rear of CBSS/CBSL)
CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-2A CHB-2B

*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
Basic Option Basic Option
CBSS/CBSL (Rear view)
• Port location
1A, 3A, 5A, 7A 1B, 3B, 5B, 7B 2A, 4A, 6A, 8A 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B
CBSS/CBSL (Rear view)

*A: CHB (16 Gbps (4 port) FC/32 Gbps (4 port) FC) *B: CHB (10 Gbps (2 port) iSCSI) location
location details details
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
CHB-1A 1A 3A 5A 7A CHB-1A 1A 3A
CHB-1B 1B 3B 5B 7B CHB-1B 1B 3B
LOC02-140
LOC02-150
2.4.1.4 LAN Board (LANB)

The following figure shows the LAN board location.
Figure 2-18 LAN Board Location
1 2
No. Parts Name Function

1 LAN port LAN1: Maintenance LAN port (left)
LAN2: User LAN port (right)
2 UPS connector Connector for a remote adapter
This connector is only for use in Japan.
3 SAS port Connector for a Drive Box
LOC02-150
LOC02-160
2.4.2 Parts Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN

The following figure shows the parts location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN.
Figure 2-19 Parts Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
BKMF
Controller Board 2
Controller Board 1
CHB General view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
CFM-20 CFM-21
Controller Board 2

20 21 22 23

10 11 12 13
Controller Board 1
CFM-10 CFM-11
Front view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
DKCPS1 DKCPS2 DKCPS1 DKCPS2

CHB-2A CHB-2B CHB-2C CHB-2D CHB-2A CHB-2B CHB-2C CHB-2D

CHB-2E CHB-2F LAN2 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB CHB/DKB CHB/DKB LAN2 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-2G -2H -2E -2F -2G -2H
CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-1C CHB-1D CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-1C CHB-1D

CHB-1E CHB-1F LAN1 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB CHB/DKB CHB/DKB LAN1 CHB/DKB CHB/DKB
-1G -1H -1E -1F -1G -1H

Rear view of CBLH1 Rear view of CBLH2/CBLHN
LOC02-160
LOC02-170
2.4.2.1 BKMF
The following figure shows the BKMF location and the BAT (Battery) location.
Figure 2-20 Location of BKMF/BAT (Battery)
CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
Controller Board 2
Controller Board 1
BKMF of Controller Board 1
BAT-F10 BAT-Fx0 : Installing is impossible.

BAT-B11 BAT-Bxx : Standard installation
BAT-B12
BAT-B13
BKMF-10
BKMF-11
BKMF-12
BKMF-13
BKMF of Controller Board 2
BAT-F20
BAT-B21
BAT-B22
BAT-B23
BKMF-20
BKMF-21
BKMF-22
BKMF-23
LOC02-170
LOC02-180
2.4.2.2 Cache Memory Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN

The following figure shows the Cache Memory location on the CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN Parts.
Figure 2-21 Cache Memory Location on the Controller Board (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)
Controller Board
Cache Memory
Top view
DIMM13: *2
DIMM12: *2
DIMM02: *1
DIMM03: *1
DIMM11: *2
DIMM10: *2
DIMM00: *1
DIMM01: *1
*1: Belonging to CMG0 (Cache Memory Group 0).

Be sure to install DIMM in CMG0.
CMG1 is an additional slot of DIMM.
Install DIMM in sets of four.
LOC02-180
LOC02-190
2.4.2.3 Channel Board (CHB)/Disk Board (DKB) of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN

The following figure shows the Channel Board/Disk Board location of the rear side of the CBLH1/CBLH2/
CBLHN.
1. CBLH1 (Drive Boxes are connected)
Figure 2-22 Channel Board/Disk Board Location (Rear view of CBLH1)
Controller Board 2

*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
Basic Option Option Option
CHB-2E CHB-2F DKB-2G DKB-2H
*A/*B *A/*B *C *C
Option Option Basic Basic Basic : Standard installation (mandatory)
CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-1C CHB-1D Option : Option installation (arbitrary)
*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
CHB-1E CHB-1F DKB-1G DKB-1H
*A/*B *A/*B *C *C
Option Option Basic Basic
Controller Board 1
Rear view of CBLH1
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
CHB-1C 1C 3C 5C 7C CHB-1C 1C 3C
CHB-1D 1D 3D 5D 7D CHB-1D 1D 3D
CHB-1E 1E 3E 5E 7E CHB-1E 1E 3E
CHB-1F 1F 3F 5F 7F CHB-1F 1F 3F
*C: DKB location details
DKB# ① ②
DKB-1G 1G-0 1G-1
DKB-2G 2G-0 2G-1
① ② DKB-1H 1H-0 1H-1
DKB-2H 2H-0 2H-1
LOC02-190
LOC02-200
2. CBLH1 (Drive Boxes are not connected)
Figure 2-23 Channel Board Location (Rear view of CBLH1)
Controller Board 2

*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
CHB-2E CHB-2F CHB-2G CHB-2H
*A/*B
Option
*A/*B
Option
*A/*B
Option
*A/*B
Option
Basic : Standard installation (mandatory)
Option : Option installation (arbitrary)
*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
Option Option Option Option
Controller Board 1
Rear view of CBLH1
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
CHB-1G 1G 3G 5G 7G CHB-1G 1G 3G
CHB-1H 1H 3H 5H 7H CHB-1H 1H 3H
LOC02-200
LOC02-210
3. CBLH2/CBLHN (Drive Boxes are connected)
Figure 2-24 Channel Board/Disk Board Location (Rear view of CBLH2/CBLHN)
Controller Board 2

*A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D
CHB/DKB-2E CHB/DKB-2F DKB-2G DKB-2H
*A/*B/*C/*D
Option
*A/*B/*C/*D
Option
*C
Basic
*C
Basic
*A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D *A/*B/*D
CHB/DKB-1E CHB/DKB-1F DKB-1G DKB-1H
*A/*B/*C/*D *A/*B/*C/*D *C *C
Option Option Basic Basic
Controller Board 1
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
*C: DKB location details *D: PECB location details

In the case of CBLH2(SAS) DKB# ① ②
DKB-1H 1H-0 1H-1
DKB-2H 2H-0 2H-1
① ② DKB-1G 1G-0 1G-1
DKB-2G 2G-0 2G-1
DKB-1F 1F-0 1F-1 Location details are not available for PECB
In the case of CBLHN(NVMe) DKB-2F 2F-0 2F-1
because it has one fixed port.
DKB-1E 1E-0 1E-1
DKB-2E 2E-0 2E-1
①②
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4. CBLH2/CBLHN (Drive Boxes are not connected)
Figure 2-25 Channel Board Location (Rear view of CBLH2/CBLHN)
Controller Board 2

*A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C
*A/*B/*C
Option
*A/*B/*C
Option
*A/*B
Option
*A/*B
Option
*A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C
*A/*B/*C *A/*B/*C *A/*B *A/*B
Controller Board 1
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
*C: PECB location details
Location details are not available for PECB

because it has one fixed port.
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2.4.2.4 Channel Board (CHB) of Channel Board Box (CHBB)

The following figure shows the Channel Board location of the rear side of the CHBB.
Figure 2-26 Channel Board Location (Rear view of Channel Board Box)

*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B

*A/*B *A/*B *A/*B *A/*B
Rear view of CHBB
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
CHB-1J 1J 3J 5J 7J CHB-1J 1J 3J
CHB-1K 1K 3K 5K 7K CHB-1K 1K 3K
CHB-1L 1L 3L 5L 7L CHB-1L 1L 3L
CHB-1M 1M 3M 5M 7M CHB-1M 1M 3M
CHB-2J 2J 4J 6J 8J CHB-2J 2J 4J
CHB-2K 2K 4K 6K 8K CHB-2K 2K 4K
CHB-2L 2L 4L 6L 8L CHB-2L 2L 4L
CHB-2M 2M 4M 6M 8M CHB-2M 2M 4M
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2.4.2.5 LAN Board

LAN Board 1 LAN Board 2

2 User LAN port LAN 2: User uses this port.
3 Maintenance LAN 1: Service personnel use this port.
LAN port
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2.4.3 Parts Location of CBXSS/CBXSL

The following figure shows the parts location of CBXSS/CBXSL.
Figure 2-28 Parts Location of CBXSS/CBXSL
CBXSS/CBXSL
Controller Board 1
Controller Board 2
General view of CBXSS/CBXSL
Cover Controller Board
FAN-x0
CFM-x
FAN-x1
BAT-x
*1: x (Controller Board No. 1, 2)
DKCPS2
1A, 3A 1C-1 2A, 4A 2C-1 DKCPS1

LAN1 LAN2
Rear view of CBXSS/CBXSL
NOTE: • The Controller Board includes the LANB, DKB and CHB.
• The CBXSS/CBXSL includes DB-00.
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Controller Board Port Name Port# Remarks
Controller Board 1 SAS Port 1C-0 Connect to the Drive in the CBXSS/CBXSL. No external
cable connection exists.
SAS Port 1C-1 Connect to the Drive outside the CBXSS/CBXSL. The
external cable connection exists.
LAN Port LAN1 LAN (left): Maintenance LAN port
LAN (right): User LAN port
CHB Port 1A/3A Connect to the higher-level device (host).
Controller Board 2 SAS Port 2C-0 Connect to the Drive in the CBXSS/CBXSL. No external
cable connection exists.
SAS Port 2C-1 Connect to the Drive outside the CBXSS/CBXSL. The
external cable connection exists.
LAN Port LAN2 LAN (left): Maintenance LAN port
LAN (right): User LAN port
CHB Port 2A/4A Connect to the higher-level device (host).
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2.4.3.1 Cache Memory Location of CBXSS/CBXSL

The following figure shows the Cache Memory location on the CBXSS/CBXSL Parts.
Figure 2-29 Cache Memory Location (CBXSS/CBXSL)
Controller Board 2
Controller Board 1
Cache Memory
Top view of Controller Board
DIMM00:
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2.4.4 Parts Location of CBSN

The following figure shows the parts location of CBSN.
Figure 2-30 Parts Location of CBSN
CBSN
Controller Board 2
Controller Board 1
General view of CBSN
FAN-x0
FAN-x1
Controller Board FAN-x2
FAN-x3
FAN-x4
FAN-x5
CFM-x
*1: x (Controller Board No. 1, 2)
Controller Board 2 DKCPS2
CHB-2B/
CHB-1B/
Controller Board 1
DKCPS1
Rear view of CBSN
NOTE: • The Controller Board includes the LANB.

• The CBSN includes DB-00.
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2.4.4.1 DKCPS
The following figure shows the DKCPS location, the DKCPS location and the BAT (Battery) location.
Figure 2-31 Location of DKCPS/BKM/BAT (Battery)
CBSN
DKCPS1
DKCPS2
Battery 1
BKM1
Battery 2
BKM2
DKCPS1
DKCPS2
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2.4.4.2 Cache Memory Location of CBSN

The following figure shows the Cache Memory location on the CBSN Parts.
Figure 2-32 Cache Memory Location on the Controller Board (CBSN)
Cache Memory
Top view

DIMM02: *1
DIMM01: *1
DIMM00: *1
DIMM10: *2
DIMM11: *2
DIMM12: *2
DIMM05: *1
DIMM04: *1
DIMM03: *1
DIMM13: *2
DIMM14: *2
DIMM15: *2

Be sure to install DIMM in CMG0.
CMG1 is an additional slot of DIMM.
Install DIMM in sets of six.
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2.4.4.3 Channel Board (CHB)/Disk Board (DKB) of CBSN

The following figure shows the Channel Board/Disk Board location of the rear side of the CBSN.
Figure 2-33 Channel Board/Disk Board Location (Rear view of CBSN)
Controller Board 2
CHB-2A CHB/DKB-2B CHB-2C
Basic Option Option
*A/*B *A/*B/*C *A/*B
CHB-1A
Basic
CHB/DKB-1B
Option
CHB-1C
Option
*A/*B *A/*B/*C *A/*B
Controller Board 1
Rear view of CBSN
*A: CHB (16 Gbps (4 port) FC/32 Gbps (4 port) FC) *B: CHB (10 Gbps (2 port) iSCSI) location details
location details
① ② ③ ④ ① ②
CHB# ① ② ③ ④ CHB# ① ②
*C: DKB location details
① ②
CHB# ① ②
DKB-1B 1B-0 1B-1
DKB-2B 2B-0 2B-1
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2.4.4.4 LAN Board

Controller Board 2
Controller Board 1
LAN Board 1 LAN Board 2
Rear view of CBSN
1 2 3

1 Maintenance LAN 1: Service personnel use this port.
LAN port
2 User LAN port LAN 2: User uses this port.
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3. Switches and LEDs

3.1 Switches and LEDs of Controller Chassis
Figure 3-1, Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 show the switch and LEDs of CBXSS/CBXSL/CBSS/CBSL, CBLH1/
CBLH2/CBLHN and CBSN respectively. Table 3-1 shows the function of the switch and LEDs.
Circled numbers in Figure 3-1, Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 correspond to the numbers in Table 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Switch and LEDs of CBXSS/CBXSL/CBSS/CBSL
①
②
③
④
⑤
Front view of CBXSS/CBXSL/CBSS/CBSL (With Front Bezel attached)
⑦ ⑥
①
② ⑤
③
④
⑤
⑥
Front view of CBXSS/CBXSL/CBSS/CBSL (With Front Bezel detached)
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Figure 3-2 Switch and LEDs of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
①
②
③
④
⑤
Front view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN (With Front Bezel attached) (*1)
①
②
③
④
⑤
Front view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN (With Front Bezel detached)
*1: The front bezel (type A) is illustrated in the figure. For the front bezel (type B), the Main switch
and the LEDs are located at the same positions.
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Figure 3-3 Switch and LEDs of CBSN
①
②
③
④
⑤ Front view of CBSN (With Front Bezel attached)
⑦ ⑥
①
②
③
④ ⑤
Front view of CBSN (With Front Bezel detached)
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Table 3-1 Function of Controller Chassis LEDs and Switch

No. Parts Name Class Function
1 POWER LED On : Logic power is ON.
(Green) (Pressing the Main Switch for three seconds turns on the
Logic power)
Blinking : Power is held down. (three-second pressing issues OFF
REQ)
Off : When the ALARM LED lights up and the POWER LED
goes out, the system is down.
LED On : Sub power is ON.
(Amber) Off : No AC input or no Controller Board installed.
2 READY LED On : The storage system is operable.
(Green)
3 WARNING LED On : A failure (blockade) has occurred in the blocked part that
(Amber) service personnel or a user needs to maintain.
When [System Locked] is displayed in the header area in
the main window of Maintenance Utility, the LED does not
light up.
If [System Locked] is unresolved despite the operations
such as maintenance and configuration changes are not
performed, check the work validity and perform the system
lock force release (see MAINTENANCE PC SECTION
3.17 Force Release System Lock ).
Blinking : Blinks at the time of SIM report.
When System Option Mode 1097 is set to ON, the
WARNING LED does not blink even if the following failure
information SIM issues.
• Failure information SIM:
452xxx, 462xxx, 3077xy, 4100xx and 410100
4 ALARM LED On : Indicates an MP blockade occurred.
(Red)
5 MAIN Switch The switch turns on/off the storage system.
Do not turn the MAIN Switch on during power off process.
Turn the MAIN Switch on after power off process is finished.
6 ACT LED For SAS drive:
(Green) Indicates the HDD/SSD status.
On : Indicates that the HDD/SSD is powered on.
NOTE: The ACT LED on an SSD might temporarily go
in the off state (for up to 6 hours), but it is not
abnormal. If the SSD is accessed, the LED state
changes from off to blinking.
Blinking : Indicates that the HDD/SSD is active.
NOTE: The LED blinking interval might differ among
HDD/SSD models, but it is not abnormal.
For NVMe drive:
The action of the LED differs depending on the status of the NVMe
drive. For details, see Table 3-2.
(To be continued)
(Numbers in this table correspond to the circled numbers in Figure 3-1, Figure 3-2.and Figure 3-3.)
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7 ALM LED On : Indicates that the removal of the HDD/SSD is possible when the
(Red) storage system is powered on.
To remove the HDD/SSD, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.3
Replacing a Drive .
(Numbers in this table correspond to the circled numbers in Figure 3-1, Figure 3-2.and Figure 3-3.)
Table 3-2 Action of ACT LED for NVMe Drive

NVMe Drive status Normal Abnormal
Immediately after insertion Undefined Undefined
(Immediately after power (because the drive is not
supply to drive) ready)
Ready and no I/O Solid on
I/O or LDEV formatting is in Blinking
progress
Formatting (PDEV Erase) is in
progress
Planned shutdown Solid off
Drive blockade Undefined
The interval of blinking may be different in NVMe SSD model, but it is not abnormal
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3.2 Other Switches and LEDs

1. Controller Board
Figure 3-4 LEDs of Controller Board (CBXSS/CBXSL)
1-4
1-3
1-5 1-2
16 Gbps iSCSI iSCSI 1-1
FC (Optic) (Copper)
1-6
1-7 1-8
1-9 1-10 1-11 1-12
Controller Board (CBXSS/CBXSL)
NOTE: You may see wrong LED names on the Controller Board. In such a case, read this
manual based on the correct LED names shown below.
Correct LED names
Wrong LED names
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Table 3-3 Function of Controller Board (CBXSS/CBXSL) LEDs

1-1 CTL ALM LED On : The controller board is ready to be removed (when the
(Red) maintenance work requiring insertion and removal of
the controller board is performed). A failure is detected
in the controller board (when the maintenance work
mentioned above is not performed). For details, see
TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION 2.1.7 Blinking or
lighting up of CTL ALM LED (red) on CTL .
Blinking : A failure is detected in the controller board, cache
memory, or cache flash memory (CFM). For details, see
NOTE: Only in the case of a failure detected at the time of power-on
or in process of recovery in the CTL replacement procedure,
this LED lights up or blinks.
1-2 BACKUP STS LED On : Indicates that power outage has occurred or power restoration is
(Green) in progress after power outage.
High-speed blinking (On and off are repeated at 0.1-second intervals.) :
The data is being restored.
Low-speed blinking (On and off are repeated at 0.5-second intervals.) :
A planned power off is being executed or the data is being stored.
1-3 BATTERY LED Off : Battery is uninstalled or abnormally installed.
STATUS LED On : Battery is fully charged
(Green) Blinking : Battery is being charged or discharged
1-4 LAN-RST Switch This is a switch for GUM reset.
If GUM reboot fails, reset GUM forcibly from the hardware.
See MAINTENANCE PC SECTION 3.26 Resetting GUM for how
to use it.
1-5 LAN LED On : Indicates that the LAN RESET switch is pressed.
(Amber)
1-6 SAS Port LED LED It is linked.
(Blue)
1-7 ACT/LINK LED Link status/data transfer status.
LED (Amber)
1-8 SPEED LED LED On : Link speed = 1 Gbps
(Green) Off : Link speed = 10 Mbps/100 Mbps
(To be continued)
(Numbers in this table correspond to the circled numbers in Figure 3-4.)
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1-9 PORT LED On : SFP is abnormal.
(Red)
LED On : Link status is normal. (16 Gbps)
(Blue)
LED On : Link status is normal. (4 Gbps or 8 Gbps)
(Green)
LED LED Off : Link down/not Ready.
(Red)
LED On : Link status is normal. (10Gbps)
(Blue) Blinking : The status is communicating. (10Gbps)
LED LED Off : Link down/not Ready.
1-11 PORT Link/Speed On : Yellow: Link status is normal. (1Gbps)
LED Green: Link status is normal. (10Gbps)
(Yellow/ Off : Link down/not Ready.
Green)
1-12 PORT Act LED On : Link status is normal.
(Green) Blinking : The status is data communicating.
Off : Link down/not Ready.
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Figure 3-5 LEDs of Controller Board (CBSS/CBSL)
1-1 1-2 1-6
1-3
1-7
1-4 1-5 1-8 1-9
Controller Board (CBSS/CBSL)
Table 3-4 Function of Controller Board (CBSS/CBSL) LEDs

1-1 CTL ALM LED On : The controller board is ready to be removed (when the
(Red) maintenance work requiring insertion and removal of
the controller board is performed). A failure is detected
in the controller board (when the maintenance work
mentioned above is not performed). For details, see
Blinking : A failure is detected in the controller board, cache
memory, or cache flash memory (CFM). For details, see
NOTE: Only in the case of a failure detected at the time of power-on
or in process of recovery in the CTL replacement procedure,
this LED lights up or blinks.
LED On : Indicates that the LAN RESET switch is pressed.
(Amber)
1-2 BACKUP STS LED On : Indicates that power outage has occurred or power restoration is
(Green) in progress after power outage.
(To be continued)
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1-3 STATUS LED Off : Battery is uninstalled, abnormally installed or BKM firmware is
being replaced.
LED On : Battery is fully charged
(Green) Blinking : Battery is being charged or discharged
LED On : BKM can be removed
(Red) A failure occurred in BKM.
Blinking : BKM can be removed.
A failure occurred in the Battery.
1-4 ALARM LED On : A status where Cache Flash Memories are removable
(Red)
See MAINTENANCE PC SECTION 3.26 Resetting GUM for how
to use it.
1-6 CTL WARN LED Blinking (Blinking once) : A FAN-x0 failure occurred
(Amber) Blinking (Blinking twice) : A FAN-x1 failure occurred
1-7 Port LED LED It is linked.
(Blue)
LED (Amber)
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Figure 3-6 LEDs of Controller Board (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)
Front view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN Rear view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN

1-5
1-1 1-2
1-3 1-3 1-3 1-3 1-4
Controller Board (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)
1-7 1-8
1-6 1-7 1-8
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Table 3-5 Function of Controller Board (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN) LEDs

1-1 CTL ALM LED On : The controller board is ready to be removed (when the maintenance
(Red) work requiring insertion and removal of the controller board is
performed). A failure is detected in the controller board (when the
maintenance work mentioned above is not performed). For details,
see TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION 2.1.7 Blinking or lighting
up of CTL ALM LED (red) on CTL .
Blinking : A failure is detected in the controller board, cache memory, or cache
flash memory (CFM). For details, see TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 2.1.7 Blinking or lighting up of CTL ALM LED (red)
on CTL .
NOTE: Only in the case of a failure detected at the time of power-on or in
process of recovery in the CTL replacement procedure, this LED
lights up or blinks.
(Amber)
1-2 BACKUP LED On : Indicates that power outage has occurred or power restoration is in
STS (Green) progress after power outage.
1-3 STATUS LED Off : Battery is uninstalled, abnormally installed or BKMF firmware is
replaced (in case of a configuration with no battery installed, the LEDs
for BKMF-10 and BKMF-20 go out).
LED On : Battery is fully charged.
(Green) Blinking : Battery is charged or discharged.
LED On : BKMF can be removed.
(Red) BKMF is abnormal.
Blinking : BKMF can be removed.
A failure occurred in the Battery, or preventive maintenance
replacement of the Batteries is possible.
1-4 ALARM LED On : A status where Cache Flash Memories are removable.
(Red)
See MAINTENANCE PC SECTION 3.26 Resetting GUM for how to use it.
(To be continued)
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1-6 LAN ALARM – Not used.
LED
LED (Amber)
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Figure 3-7 LEDs of Controller Board (CBSN)
Rear view of CBSN
Controller Board (CBSN)
1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5
BM 7 e ALM
1-6
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Table 3-6 Function of Controller Board (CBSN) LEDs

1-1 BACKUP LED On : Indicates that power outage has occurred or power restoration is in
STS (Green) progress after power outage.
See MAINTENANCE PC SECTION 3.26 Resetting GUM for how to use it.
1-3 CTL ALM LED On : The controller board is ready to be removed (when the maintenance
(Red) work requiring insertion and removal of the controller board is
performed). A failure is detected in the controller board (when the
maintenance work mentioned above is not performed). For details,
see TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION 2.1.7 Blinking or lighting
up of CTL ALM LED (red) on CTL .
Blinking : A failure is detected in the controller board, cache memory, or cache
flash memory (CFM). For details, see TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 2.1.7 Blinking or lighting up of CTL ALM LED (red)
on CTL .
NOTE: Only in the case of a failure detected at the time of power-on or in
process of recovery in the CTL replacement procedure, this LED
lights up or blinks.
(Amber)
LED (Amber)
1-6 CFM ALARM LED On : A status where Cache Flash Memories are removable.
(Red)
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2. Channel Board (FC/iSCSI)
Figure 3-8 LEDs of Channel Board (FC/iSCSI)
2-2 2-2
Rear view of CBXSSF/CBXSLF
2-3 2-3
Rear view of CBXSSS/CBXSLS
2-4 2-5 2-4 2-5

Rear view of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN
Rear view of CBXSSC/CBXSLC
Rear view of CBSS/CBSL Rear view of CHBB

2-2 2-1 2-3 2-1
2-1 2-2 2-1 2-3

CHB (16 Gbps (4 port) CHB (iSCSI (Optic)) CHB (16 Gbps (4 port) CHB (iSCSI (Optic))
FC/32 Gbps (4 port) FC) FC/32 Gbps (4 port) FC)
2-1 2-4 2-5 2-4 2-5
2-5 2-4 2-5 2-4 2-1

CHB (iSCSI (Copper)) CHB (iSCSI (Copper))
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Figure 3-9 LEDs of Channel Board (FC/iSCSI)
Rear view of CBSN
2-1 2-6 2-1 2-7

CHB CHB (iSCSI (Optic))
(16 Gbps (4 port) FC/
32 Gbps (4 port) FC)
2-4
2-1 2-5
CHB (iSCSI (Copper))
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Table 3-7 Function of Channel Board (FC/iSCSI) LEDs

2-1 STATUS LED On : Power on
(Green)
LED On : Abnormal
(Red)
LED Off : Power off
(Red)
LED On : 16 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (16 Gbps) (*1)
(Blue) 32 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (32 Gbps) (*2)
LED On : 16 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (4 Gbps or 8 Gbps) (*1)
(Green) 32 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (8 Gbps or 16 Gbps) (*2)
LED Off : Link down/not Ready.
(Red)
(Blue) Blinking : The status is communicating. (10 Gbps)
2-4 PORT Link/Speed On : Yellow: Link status is normal. (1 Gbps)
LED Green: Link status is normal. (10 Gbps)
(Yellow/ Off : Link down/not Ready.
Green)
2-5 PORT Act LED On : Link status is normal.
(Green) Blinking : The status is data communicating.
Off : Link down/not Ready.
(Red)
LED On : 16 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (4 Gbps, 8 Gbps or 16 Gbps)
(Green) (*1)
32 Gbps FC : Link status is normal. (8 Gbps, 16 Gbps or 32
Gbps) (*2)
(Red)
(Green) Blinking : The status is communicating. (10 Gbps)
(Numbers in this table correspond to the numbers in ovals in Figure 3-8 and Figure 3-9.)
*1: When using the 32 Gbps FC Ready CHB in which the 16 Gbps SFP is installed, the 16 Gbps FC
CHB, or the CBXSSF/CBXSLF.
*2: When using the 32 Gbps FC Ready CHB in which the 32 Gbps SFP is installed.
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3. PCIe Channel Board (PECB)

The PCIe Channel Board (PECB) can be mounted to the locations A/B, C/D, and E/F on the CBLH2/
CBLHN.
It cannot be mounted to the location G/H.
Figure 3-10 LEDs of PCIe Channel Board (PECB)
PECB
3-1 3-2
Table 3-8 Function of PCIe Channel Board (PECB) LEDs

3-1 STATUS LED On : PCIe Channel Board is powered on
(Green) Off : PCIe Channel Board is powered off
LED On : Abnormal
(Red)
3-2 Link LED On : PCIe is Gen3.0 (8 Gbps) and it is linked up normally
(Green) Off :
• PCIe is not linked up (including the status that PCIe cable is
unconnected)
• Cables can be removed
(Numbers in this table correspond to the numbers in ovals in Figure 3-10.)
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4. Disk Board
Figure 3-11 LEDs of Disk Board
4-2 4-2
In the case of CBLH1/CBLH2
4-2 4-2
4-1 4-2
Disk Board for SAS
In the case of CBLHN

Rear view of CBSN
4-1 4-3
Disk Board for SAS 4-1 4-2
Disk Board for NVMe
Table 3-9 Function of Disk Board LEDs

4-1 STATUS LED Green : Power on
(Green/Red) Red : Disk Board can be removed.
Off : Power off
4-2 PORT LED Blue : Link status
(LINK/LOCATE) (Blue) Off : Link down
4-3 PORT LED Green : Link status
(LINK/LOCATE) (Green) Off : Link down
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5. DKCPS (CBSS/CBSL)
Figure 3-12 LEDs of DKCPS
Rear view of CBXSS/CBXSL Rear view of CBSS/CBSL
5-2 5-1
DKCPS2
DKCPS1
5-1 5-2
DKCPS
Table 3-10 Function of DKCPS LEDs

5-1 ALM/RDY LED Red : Indicates that replacement of the DKCPS is possible.
(Red/Green) To replace the DKCPS, see REPLACEMENT SECTION
2.15 Replacing a Power Supply .
Green : Indicates that the DKCPS operates normally.
5-2 AC IN LED On: Indicates that AC input is normal.
(Blue)
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6. DKCPS (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)
Figure 3-13 LEDs of DKCPS (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)
6-2 6-1
6-1 6-2
DKCPS1 DKCPS2
DKCPS
Table 3-11 Function of DKCPS LEDs (CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN)

6-1 ALM LED Indicates that replacement of the DKCPS is possible.
(Red)
6-2 RDY LED Indicates that the DKCPS operates normally.
(Green)
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7. DBS/DBL/DBN/DBS2 and Drive
Figure 3-14 LEDs of DBS/DBL/DBN/DBS2 and Drive
7-1
7-2
7-3
DBL/DBS/DBN/DBS2 Front Bezel (*1)
*1: The front bezel (type A) is illustrated in the figure. For the front bezel (type B), the LEDs are
located at the same positions.
7-5 7-4
7-1
7-2
7-3
Front view of DBS/DBN/DBS2
7-4 7-5
7-1
7-2
7-3
Front view of DBL
Table 3-12 Function of DBS/DBL/DBN and Drive LEDs

7-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power supply is supplied to the storage system.
(Green)
7-2 READY LED Indicates that the ENC is operating normally.
(Green)
7-3 LOCATE LED • Indicates the location of the chassis that detects a failure.
(Amber) • The LED can be lit/turned off by Maintenance Utility. (See
MAINTENANCE PC SECTION 3.9 Turn on/off Locate LEDs .)
(To be continued)
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LOC03-150
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7-4 ACT LED For SAS drive :
(Green) Indicates the HDD/SSD status.
On : Indicates that the HDD/SSD is powered on.
NOTE: The ACT LED on an SSD might temporarily go
in the off state (for up to 6 hours), but it is not
abnormal. If the SSD is accessed, the LED state
changes from off to blinking.
Blinking : Indicates that the HDD/SSD is active.
NOTE: The LED blinking interval might differ among
HDD/SSD models, but it is not abnormal.
For NVMe drive :
The action of the LED differs depending on the status of the NVMe
drive. For details, see Table 3-13.
7-5 ALM LED Indicates that the removal of the HDD/SSD is possible when the
(Red) storage system is powered on.
To remove the HDD/SSD, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.3
Replacing a Drive .
Table 3-13 Action of ACT LED for NVMe Drive

NVMe Drive status Normal Abnormal
Immediately after insertion Undefined Undefined
(Immediately after power supply (because the drive is not ready)
to drive)
Ready and no I/O Solid on
I/O or LDEV formatting is in Blinking
progress
Formatting (PDEV Erase) is in
progress
Planned shutdown Solid off
Drive blockade Undefined
Media Sanitization is in process Blinking
The interval of blinking may be different in NVMe SSD model, but it is not abnormal
LOC03-150
LOC03-160
8. ENC (DBS/DBL/DBN/DBS2)
Figure 3-15 LEDs of ENC
ENC ENC
Rear view of DBS/DBL Rear view of DBN
8-3 Console port not in use (NOTE) 8-3

8-2 8-2
8-1 8-4 8-5 8-1 8-6
ENC ENC
ENC
Rear view of DBS2
8-3
8-4 8-5 8-2
8-4 8-5 8-1
ENC Console port not in use (NOTE)
NOTE: Do not connect a cable to the console port. Otherwise, a failure might occur.
There are two types of ENCs, one that has the console port with a cover and the other
that has the console port without a cover. The different types of ENCs can be installed
together, and the cover of the console port is not mandatory.
LOC03-160
LOC03-161
Table 3-14 Function of ENC LEDs

8-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power is supplied to the ENC.
(Green)
8-2 LOCATE LED • A LED to specify the chassis location on the rear of the chassis.
8-3 ALARM LED Lights up when replacement of the ENC is possible.
(REPLACE) (Red) To replace the ENC, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.16 Replacing
an ENC .
8-4 PATH LED Indicates that IN side is linked up.
(IN side) (Green)
8-5 PATH LED Indicates that OUT side is linked up.
(OUT side) (Green)
8-6 Link LED Indicates that PCIe between DKBN and ENC is linked up.
(Green)
LOC03-161
LOC03-170
9. DBPS (DBL/DBS/DBN/DBS2)
Figure 3-16 LEDs of DBPS
DBPS DBPS
Rear view of DBS/DBL Rear view of DBN
9-1 9-2 9-4 9-5
9-3 9-2 9-3

DBPS DBPS
DBPS
Rear view of DBS2
9-4 9-5
9-2 9-3
DBPS
LOC03-170
LOC03-171
Table 3-15 Function of DBPS LEDs

9-1 RDY LED Indicates the operation state of the DBPS.
(Green) On : Normal operation
Off : Abnormal operation or out of operation
9-2 AC IN LED Lighting: Indicates that AC input is normal.
(Green)
9-3 ALM LED Lights up when replacement of the DBPS is possible.
(REPLACE) (Red) To replace the DBPS, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.15
Replacing a Power Supply .
9-4 RDY2 LED Indicates the operation state of the DBPS.
9-5 RDY1 LED Indicates the operation state of the DBPS.
LOC03-171
LOC03-180
10. DB60 and Drive
Figure 3-17 LEDs of DB60 and Drive
10-1 10-3
10-2
Front view of DB60 (With Front Bezel attached)
10-1 10-3
10-2
Front view of DB60 (With Front Bezel detached)
10-5 10-4
DB60 of Top (With Top cover detached)
LOC03-180
LOC03-190
Table 3-16 Function of DB60 LEDs

10-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power is supplied to the storage system.
(Green)
(Green)
10-4 ACT LED Indicates the HDD/SSD status.
(Green) On : Indicates that the HDD is powered on.
Blinking : Indicates that the HDD is active.
The interval of blinking may be different in HDD, however it is not
abnormal.
10-5 ALM LED Indicates that the removal of the HDD is possible when the storage
(Red) system is powered on.
To remove the HDD, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.3 Replacing
a Drive .
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LOC03-200
11. DBPS (DB60)
Rear view of DB60
11-1 11-2 11-3
DBPS
Table 3-17 Function of DPBS LEDs

11-1 RDY LED Indicates the operation state of the Power Supply.
11-2 AC-IN LED Lighting: AC input is normal
(Green)
(REPLACE) (Red) To replace the DBPS, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.15
LOC03-200
LOC03-210
12. ENC (DB60)
Rear view of DB60
12-1 12-2 12-3 12-4 12-5
ENC Console port not in use (NOTE)
There are two types of ENCs, one that has the console port with a cover and the other
that has the console port without a cover. The different types of ENCs can be installed
together, and the cover of the console port is not mandatory.

12-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power supply is supplied to ENC.
(Green)
an ENC .
12-4 PATH0 LED Indicates that the IN side is linked up.
(IN side) (Green)
12-5 PATH0 LED Indicates that the OUT side is linked up.
(OUT side) (Green)
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LOC03-220
13. DBF and Flash Module Drive
Figure 3-20 LEDs of Drive Box and Flash Module Drive
13-1
13-2
13-3
DBF Front Bezel
Front view of DBF
13-4 13-5
13-1
13-2
13-3
Table 3-19 Function of Drive Box and Flash Module Drive LEDs
13-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power is supplied to the storage system.
(Green)
(Green)
13-4 FMD LED This LED indicates the Flash Module Drive status.
ACTIVE (Green) • Lighting: Indicates that Flash Module Drive power is on.
• Blinking: Indicates that Flash Module Drive is operating. (Lights up with I/
O and goes out with no I/O)
There is no problem if each Flash Module Drive has a different LED
blinking cycle.
• Low-speed blinking (1.5-second lighting, 1.5-second lights-out) :
Indicates that the Flash Module Drive is in the process of startup. When
powered, the LED blinks for about 2 to 5 minutes until the startup
processing is complete.
LOC03-220
LOC03-230

13-5 ALM LED Indicates that the Flash Module Drive is removable with the storage system
(Red) turned on.
To remove the Flash Module Drive, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.3
Replacing a Drive .
LOC03-230
LOC03-240
14. ENC (DBF)
ENC
Console port not in use (NOTE)

14-4 14-5
Rear view of DBF
14-1
14-2
14-3
ENC

14-1 POWER LED Indicates that the power supply is supplied to ENC.
(Green)
an ENC .
14-4 PATH LED Indicates that the IN side is linked up.
(IN side) (Green)
14-5 PATH LED Indicates that the OUT side is linked up.
(OUT side) (Green)
LOC03-240
LOC03-250
15. DBPS (DBF)
DBPS
Rear view of DBF
15-1 15-2
DBPS 15-3
Table 3-21 Function of DPBS LEDs

15-1 RDY 1 LED This LED is on each power supply and lights up when the power is
(Green) supplied from the power supply to the load or the supply is possible.
15-2 RDY 2 LED This LED is on each power supply and lights up when the power is
(Green) supplied from the power supply to the load or the supply is possible.
REPLACE (Red) To replace the DBPS, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.15
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16. Channel Board Box (CHBB)
Figure 3-23 LEDs of Channel Board Box (CHBB)
16-1
Front view of CHBB (With Front Bezel attached) (*1)
16-1
Front view of CHBB (With Front Bezel detached)
*1: The front bezel (type A) is illustrated in the figure. For the front bezel (type B), the LEDs are
located at the same positions.
Table 3-22 Function of Channel Board Box (CHBB) LEDs

16-1 POWER LED On : Power is supplied to CHBB
(Green)
LED On : PDU is on
(Amber) Off : PDU is off
LOC03-260
LOC03-270
17. Switch Package (SWPK)
Figure 3-24 LEDs of Switch Package (SWPK)
Front view of CHBB
SWPK
17-1
Table 3-23 Function of Switch Package (SWPK) LEDs

17-1 STATUS LED On : SWPK is powered on
(Green) Off : SWPK is powered off
LED SWPK can be replaced
(Red)
LOC03-270
LOC03-280
18. CHBBFAN
Figure 3-25 LEDs of CHBBFAN
Front view of CHBB
CHBBFAN
18-1
Table 3-24 Function of CHBBFAN LEDs

18-1 ALM LED On : Abnormal
(Red) Off : Normal
LOC03-280
LOC03-290
19. PCIe-cable Connecting Package (PCP)
Figure 3-26 LEDs of PCIe-cable Connecting Package (PCP)
Rear view of CHBB
19-1
19-4
19-5
19-2
19-3
PCP
Table 3-25 Function of PCIe-cable Connecting Package (PCP) LEDs

19-1 STATUS LED On : PCP is powered on
(Green) Off : PCP is powered off
LED PCP can be replaced
(Red)
19-2 Link Basic LED On : Basic PCIe is Gen3.0 (8 Gbps) and it is linked up normally
(Green) Off :
• Basic PCIe is not linked up (including the status that PCIe cable is
unconnected)
19-3 InAct Basic LED On : The status of Basic PCIe changed from Linkup to Down and
(Amber) cables can be removed.
Off :
• Basic PCIe is normally
• PCIe is not set
19-4 Link Option LED On : Option PCIe is Gen3.0 (8 Gbps) and it is linked up normally
(Green) Off :
• Option PCIe is not linked up (including the status that PCIe cable is
unconnected)
19-5 InAct Option LED On : The status of Option PCIe changed from Linkup to Down and
(Amber) cables can be removed.
Off :
• Option PCIe is normally
• PCIe is not set
LOC03-290
LOC03-300
20. CHBBPS
Figure 3-27 LEDs of CHBBPS
Rear view of CHBB
20-2 20-1
CHBBPS2
CHBBPS1
20-1 20-2
Table 3-26 Function of CHBBPS LEDs

20-1 ALM/RDY LED Red : CHBBPS can be replaced
(Red/Green) Green : CHBBPS is normal
20-2 AC IN LED On : AC input is normal
(Blue)
LOC03-300
LOC03-301
21. DKCPS (CBSN)
Figure 3-28 LEDs of DKCPS
Rear view of CBSN
DKCPS1 DKCPS2
21-2 21-1
21-1 21-2
Table 3-27 Function of DKCPS LEDs

21-1 RDY LED On : Indicates that the DKCPS operates normally.
(Green)
21-2 MAINT LED On : Indicates that replacement of the DKCPS or BKM is possible.
(Red) To replace the DKCPS, see REPLACEMENT SECTION 2.9.1
Replacing a BKM or 2.15 Replacing a Power Supply .
LOC03-301
LOC03-310
3.3 Circuit Breaker

3.3.1 Location of Circuit Breaker
For information about the Hitachi Universal V2 rack used with HDS VSP storage systems, refer to the
Hitachi Universal V2 Rack Reference Guide, MK-97RK000-00.
Figure 3-29 shows the location of the circuit breaker in the rack frame.
Figure 3-29 Location of Circuit Breaker in Rack Frame
PDU-020 PDU-021 PDU-220 PDU-221
PDU-120 PDU-121
PDU-010 PDU-011 PDU-210 PDU-211
PDU-110 PDU-111
PDU-000 PDU-001 PDU-200 PDU-201
PDU-100 PDU-101
Rear view of RACK-0 Rear view of RACK-1 Rear view of RACK-2
Circuit breaker (CB200)
Circuit breaker (CB100)
Front view of PDU
LOC03-310
LOC04-10
4. Connection of External Cable

4.1 Channel Interface
1. Channel Board
Figure 4-1 Port Number of Channel Board (16 Gbps (4 Port) FC/32 Gbps (4 Port) FC)
CHB Port Number
2A, 4A, 6A, 8A 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B 2C, 4C, 6C, 8C 2D, 4D, 6D, 8D
2E, 4E, 6E, 8E 2F, 4F, 6F, 8F 2G, 4G, 6G, 8G 2H, 4H, 6H, 8H
1A, 3A, 5A, 7A 1B, 3B, 5B, 7B 1C, 3C, 5C, 7C 1D, 3D, 5D, 7D
1E, 3E, 5E, 7E 1F, 3F, 5F, 7F 1G, 3G, 5G, 7G 1H, 3H, 5H, 7H
1A, 3A, 5A, 7A 1B, 3B, 5B, 7B 2A, 4A, 6A, 8A 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B
1A, 3A 2A, 4A
2A/4A/6A/8A 2B/4B/6B/8B 2C/4C/6C/8C
1A/3A/5A/7A 1B/3B/5B/7B 1C/3C/5C/7C
Rear view of CBSN
LOC04-10
LOC04-20
Figure 4-2 Port Number of Channel Board (10 Gbps (2 Port) iSCSI)
CHB Port Number
2A, 4A 2B, 4B 2C, 4C 2D, 4D
2E, 4E 2F, 4F 2G, 4G 2H, 4H
1A, 3A 1B, 3B 1C, 3C 1D, 3D
1E, 3E 1F, 3F 1G, 3G 1H, 3H
1A, 3A 1B, 3B 2A, 4A 2B, 4B
1A, 3A 2A, 4A
2A/4A 2B/4B 2C/4C
1A/3A 1B/3B 1C/3C
Rear view of CBSN
LOC04-20
LOC04-30
4.2 Maintenance PC Interface
Figure 4-3 Maintenance PC Interface
• CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN (Rear view)

Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 2)

• CBSS/CBSL (Rear view)
Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 1) Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 2)

• CBXSS/CBXSL (Rear view)
Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 1) Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 2)

• CBSN (Rear view) Maintenance LAN (Controller Board 2)

LOC04-30
LOC04-40
4.3 Network Cable Connection Diagram

See INSTALLATION SECTION 2.10 Connecting Cables for the network cable connection diagram.
LOC04-40
LOC05-10
5. Storage System Cable Diagram

5.1 SAS Cable Diagram
5.1.1 CBSS/CBSL + DBS/DBL x 11
• DB-00 is contained in CBSS/CBSL.
• Up to seven DBS/DBLs can connect to CBSS1/CBSL1.
• Up to eleven DBS/DBLs can connect to CBSS2/CBSL2.
NOTE: DBS is the only Drive Box that can be mounted on VSP F350 and F370.
Figure 5-1 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSS/CBSL + DBS/DBL x 11) (1/2)
LOC05-10
LOC05-20
Figure 5-2 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSS/CBSL + DBS/DBL x 11) (2/2)
LOC05-20
LOC05-30
5.1.2 CBSS/CBSL + DB60 x 6

• DB-00 is contained in CBSS/CBSL.
• Up to four DB60s can connect to CBSS1/CBSL1.
• Up to six DB60s can connect to CBSS2/CBSL2.
Figure 5-3 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSS/CBSL + DB60 x 6)
LOC05-30
LOC05-40
5.1.3 CBLH1 + DBS/DBL/DBF x 36

Figure 5-4 to Figure 5-8 show the SAS cable connection diagrams of CBLH1+DBS/DBL/DBFx36.
• Up to 36 DBS/DBL/DBFs can connect to CBLH1.
• The range from DB00 to DB23 is called DB Domain1, and the range from DB24 to DB47 is called DB
Domain2.
NOTE: DBS and DBF are the Drive Box that can be mounted on VSP F700.
Figure 5-4 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH1 + DBS/DBL/DBF x 36)
DB-00 to DB-06
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LOC05-50
DB-07 to DB-16
LOC05-50
LOC05-60
DB-17 to DB-26
LOC05-60
LOC05-70
DB-27 to DB-36
LOC05-70
LOC05-80
DB-37 to DB-47
LOC05-80
LOC05-90
5.1.4 CBLH1 + DB60 x 20

Figure 5-9 to Figure 5-12 show the SAS cable connection diagrams of CBLH1 + DB60 x 20.
• Up to 20 DB60s can connect to CBLH1.
• The range from DB00 to DB11 is called DB Domain1, and the range from DB24 to DB35 is called DB
Domain2.
Figure 5-9 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH1 + DB60 x 20)
DB-00 to DB-04
LOC05-90
LOC05-100
DB-05 to DB-11
LOC05-100
LOC05-110
DB-24 to DB-29
LOC05-110
LOC05-120
DB-30 to DB-35
LOC05-120
LOC05-130
5.1.5 CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DBS/DBL/DBF x 48

Figure 5-13 to Figure 5-19 show the SAS cable connection diagrams of CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DBS/DBL/
DBF x 48.
NOTE: DBS and DBF are the Drive Box that can be mounted on VSP F900.
Figure 5-13 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DBS/DBL/DBF x 48)
DB-00 to DB-03
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LOC05-140
DB-04 to DB-11
LOC05-140
LOC05-150
DB-12 to DB-19
LOC05-150
LOC05-160
DB-20 to DB-27
LOC05-160
LOC05-170
DB-28 to DB-35
LOC05-170
LOC05-180
Figure 5-18 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH2 (DKB x 8)+DBS/DBL/DBF x 48)
DB-36 to DB-43
LOC05-180
LOC05-190
Figure 5-19 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH2 (DKB x 8)+DBS/DBL/DBF x 48)
DB-44 to DB-47
LOC05-190
LOC05-200
5.1.6 CBLH2 (DKB x 4) + DB60 x 24

Figure 5-20 to Figure 5-25 show the SAS cable connection diagrams of CBLH2 (DKB x 4) + DB60 x 24.
Figure 5-20 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH2 (DKB x 4)+DB60 x 24)
DB-00 to DB-03
LOC05-200
LOC05-210
Figure 5-21 SAS Cable Diagram (CBLH2 (DKB x 4) + DB60 x 24)
DB-04 to DB-07
LOC05-210
LOC05-220
DB-08 to DB-11
LOC05-220
LOC05-230
DB-12 to DB-15
LOC05-230
LOC05-240
DB-16 to DB-19
LOC05-240
LOC05-250
DB-20 to DB-23
LOC05-250
LOC05-260
5.1.7 CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DB60 x 24

Figure 5-26 to Figure 5-31 show the SAS cable connection diagrams of CBLH2 (DKB x 8) + DB60 x 24.
DB-00 to DB-03
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LOC05-270
DB-04 to DB-07
LOC05-270
LOC05-280
DB-08 to DB-11
LOC05-280
LOC05-290
DB-24 to DB-27
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DB-28 to DB-31
LOC05-300
LOC05-310
DB-32 to DB-35
LOC05-310
LOC05-320
5.1.8 CBXSS/CBXSL+DBS x 3 or DBL x 7

• DB-00 is contained in CBXSS/CBXSL.
• Up to three DBSs can connect to CBXSS/CBXSL.
• Up to seven DBLs can connect to CBXSS/CBXSL.
• For VSP G130, up to 96 drives can be installed.
Figure 5-32 SAS Cable Diagram (CBXSS/CBXSL+DBS x 3 or DBL x 7)
LOC05-320
LOC05-321
5.1.9 CBSN+DBS/DBL x 8
The following is the SAS cable diagram of CBSN + DBS/DBL x 8.
Figure 5-33 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSN+DBS/DBL x 8)
LOC05-321
LOC05-322
5.1.10 CBSN+DB60 x 8
The following is the SAS cable diagram of CBSN + DB60 x 8.
Figure 5-34 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSN+DB60 x 8)
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LOC05-323
5.1.11 CBSN+DBS2 x 2+DBS/DBL x 8

The following is the SAS cable diagram of CBSN + DBS2 x 2 + DBS/DBL x 8.
Figure 5-35 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSN+DBS2 x 2 + DBS/DBL x 8)
IN0 OUT0 IN1 OUT1 IN0 OUT0 IN1 OUT1
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LOC05-324
5.1.12 CBSN+DBS2 x 2+DB60 x 8

The following is the SAS cable diagram of CBSN + DBS2 x 2 + DB60 x 8.
Figure 5-36 SAS Cable Diagram (CBSN+DBS2 x 2 + DB60 x 8)
LOC05-324
LOC05-330
5.2 NVMe Cable Diagram

5.2.1 CBLHN (DKB x 8) + DBN x 4
The following is the NVMe cable diagram of CBLHN (DKB × 8) + DBN × 4.
• The Drive Box that can connect to CBLHN is only DBN. Up to four DBNs can connect to CBLHN.
Figure 5-37 NVMe Cable Diagram (CBLHN (DKB x 8) + DBN x 4)
ENC03-1 ENC03-2
DB-03 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3
ENC02-1 ENC02-2
DB-02 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3
ENC01-1 ENC01-2
DB-01 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3
ENC00-1 ENC00-2
DB-00 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3
DKC
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2. Parts Location ......................................................................................................................... LOC02-10

3. Switches and LEDs................................................................................................................. LOC03-10

4. Connection of External Cable ................................................................................................. LOC04-10

5. Storage System Cable Diagram ............................................................................................. LOC05-10

1. Overview of Storage System

Figure 1-1 Overview of Controller Chassis

Figure 1-2 Overview of Drive Box

Figure 2-1 Conﬁguration Example of Main Parts

2.2 Controller Chassis

Figure 2-2 Parts Location of CBSS

Front view of CBSS

Controller Board-1 Controller Board-2

CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-2A CHB-2B DKCPS2

BKM-1 LAN1 CFM-2 LAN2 BKM-2

Table 2-1 Locations of SAS Ports

Figure 2-3 Parts Location of CBSL

HDDxx-08 HDDxx-09 HDDxx-10 HDDxx-11

Front view of CBSL

Controller Board 1 Controller Board 2

CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-2A CHB-2B DKCPS2

BKM-1 LAN1 CFM-2 LAN2 BKM-2

Table 2-2 Locations of SAS Ports

Figure 2-4 Parts Location of CBLH1/CBLH2/CBLHN

BKMF- BKMF- BKMF- BKMF-

BKMF- BKMF- BKMF- BKMF-

CHB-2A CHB-2B CHB-2C CHB-2D

CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-1C CHB-1D

CHB-2A CHB-2B CHB-2C CHB-2D

CHB-1A CHB-1B CHB-1C CHB-1D

2.2.4 Channel Board Box (CHBB)

Figure 2-5 Parts Location of Channel Board Box (CHBB)

CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN

CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN CHBBFAN

SWPK1 Front view of CHBB

PCP1 PCP2 CHBBPS2

CHB-2J CHB-2K CHB-2L CHB-2M

CHB-1J CHB-1K CHB-1L CHB-1M

Rear view of CHBB CHBBPS1

Figure 2-6 Parts Location of CBXSS

Front view of CBXSS

Controller Board 1 Controller Board 2

CHB Port SAS Port CHB Port SAS Port

Table 2-3 Locations of SAS Ports

Figure 2-7 Parts Location of CBXSL

HDDxx-08 HDDxx-09 HDDxx-10 HDDxx-11

Front view of CBXSL

Controller Board 1 Controller Board 2

CHB Port SAS Port CHB Port SAS Port

Table 2-4 Locations of SAS Ports

Figure 2-8 Parts Location of CBSN

Front view of CBSN

Controller Board 2 DKCPS2

2.3 Drive Box (2U/4U)

2.3.1 DBL (3.5-inch Drive Box)

Figure 2-9 Parts Location of DBL

HDDxx-08 HDDxx-09 HDDxx-10 HDDxx-11

Front view of DBL

Rear view of DBL

2.3.2 DBS/DBN (2.5-inch Drive Box)

Figure 2-10 Parts Location of DBS/DBN

Front view of DBS/DBN