Use this procedure to install an I/O card
in riser 1.
Steps
Unpack the replacement I/O card, and prepare
it for installation. For instructions, see the documentation accompanying
the I/O card.
Holding the I/O card by its edges, position
the card so that the card‐edge connector aligns with the I/O card
connector on the riser.
Figure 1. I/O Card Connector
Location on Riser 1
Card connector
Insert the card‐edge connector firmly into
the I/O card connector until the card is fully seated.
CAUTION: Make
sure that the I/O card is fully seated in the I/O card connector.
An I/O card that is not in full contact with the connector might cause
unpredictable failures in the
SC5020 series storage system.
Swing the I/O card retainer so that the retainer
is flush with the back of the I/O card.
Figure 2. Installing an
I/O Card in Riser 1
I/O card
Latch
Thumbscrew
Retainer
Close the I/O card latch.
Tighten the blue thumbscrew on the back of
the retainer to hold the I/O card in place.
Insert the riser into the
storage controller.
Lower the latch to hold the riser in place.
Replace the cover on the
storage controller.
Remove the service baffle from the chassis.
CAUTION: To prevent a thermal shutdown of the
storage system, the
storage controller must
be installed within three minutes of removing the service baffle.
Install the
storage controller into
the chassis.
Reconnect the cables to the
storage controller.
Clear the
storage controller swap
status from the
Hardware tab in
Dell Storage Manager
.
For instructions, see the
Dell Storage Manager
Administrator’s
Guide
.
Next steps
Use
Dell Storage Manager
to edit
the
Storage Center settings and
set the operation mode of the
Storage Center to Production mode.
Use
Dell Storage Manager
to send
SupportAssist information to
technical support.
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