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Sun Storage 6 Gb SAS ExpressModule HBA

Installation Guide For HBA Models SGX-SAS6-EM-Z and SG-SAS6-EM-Z

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Using This Documentation

Chapter 1 HBA Overview

Chapter 2 Hardware Installation and Removal

Observing ESD and Handling Precautions

Installing the HBA

To Prepare for Hardware Installation

To Install the HBA

HBA LEDs

Port to Phys Mapping

To Complete the Installation

Next Steps

Removing the HBA

To Remove the HBA

Chapter 3 Creating a Bootable Drive in a Preboot Environment

Chapter 4 HBA Software Installation

Chapter 5 Known Issues

Appendix A HBA Specifications

Glossary

HBA LEDs

There are six LEDs on the front of the enclosure. For each port, there is one green Activity LED and one yellow Fault LED that indicate any activity or fault of a Phy in that port. There is also one green Power LED and one yellow Attention LED on the HBA. The Power and Attention LEDs are both controlled by the host system and show through the PCIe ExpressModule enclosure and functionality (see Attention and Power LEDs for the HBA ).

Figure 2-2  External Connectors and LEDs.

image:Figure showing the LEDs on the HBA

Figure Legend

1 Port 1 Activity Green LED

2Port 1 Fault Yellow LED

3Port 2 Activity Green LED

4Port 2 Fault Yellow LED

5Green Power LED

6Yellow Attention LED

7Mini SAS Connectors, or Ports (Port 1 on top and Port 2 below)

8Attention Button

The different states of the Attention and Power LEDs are listed in Attention and Power LEDs for the HBA 

Table 2-1  Attention and Power LEDs for the HBA 
State
Meaning
Attention LED
Off
Operations are normal.
On
There are operational problems at the slot.
Blinking
The slot is being identified at the request of the user.
Power LED
Off
Insertion or removal of the HBA is permitted.
On
Insertion or removal of the HBA is not permitted.
Blinking
Removal of the HBA is not permitted because a hot-plug operation is in progress.