FAS2040 Controls, Indicators, and Connections

[MCHEEK199]

A U.S. Navy program I support is currently using your FAS2040 and your DS14MK2.

Would you please tell me what document(s) include details on these units controls, indicators, and connections?

I've tried several documents, but not one that covers this topic. I need to explain these items to others, and without a unit to work with, you're my last best chance!

Thanks in advance for your help!

Best,

Mike

[NAYABSK · Accepted solution]

Hey Mike,

Folow the link below to dowload the complete documentation for FAS 2040

http://mysupport.netapp.com/documentation/docweb/index.html?productID=30325&language=en-US

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Do let us know if you want any more information

Thanks,

Nayab

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[NAYABSK]

For any cabling queries can follow the link below.

Universal SAS and ACP Cabling Guide

Thanks,

Nayab

[MCHEEK199]

None of the documents available for download go into specifics about the operation/description of the controls, indicators, or connections. I've downloaded documents for the FAS20xx and for the DS14MK2, but none of these are useful in this area.

Is there a service manual or other type of user manual that would tell an 'all-thumbs' person (like myself) the purpose/function, etc. on these units?

[aborzenkov]

Indocators are described in Platform Monitoring Guide (https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMP1112529). Not sure what you mean under "controls" but usually there is none - it starts on power on without any manual intervention. Connections are outlined in System Installation and Setup - you should have it if you downloaded the whole documents set for FAS2040. All of them do assume that you are familiar with basic concepts (controller, shelf etc).

I think you would get better responses if you asked more precise questions. Are you NetApp partner by any chance or do you have some training units for NetApp University? Web based trainings for platforms are good and provide exactly what you ask, at least those that deal with servicing them.