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Chapter 3 - Installing the Array

VMA-series Memory Array Installation and Service Guide

HP-AM456-9002A Rev 01

Powering up the Memory Array

After connecting the AC power cords to the Memory Array, and connecting the

PCIe, Ethernet, and serial cables between the Memory Array and the host

computer or memory gateway, apply power to the Memory Array.

To complete the power up sequence:

1. Plug each AC power cord from the chassis into an AC outlet.

2. On the Memory Array, press the power button to start the system boot

process. The LEDs will begin to light up.

Note: Some memory arrays do not have power buttons.

Note: Power up the Memory Array before the host computer to ensure

PCIe communication because PCIe hotplug is not supported by some

current BIOS versions. An alternate method is to reboot the host computer

after powering up the Memory Array to ensure that the host computer

recognizes the system.

3. During the boot up process, the green

Status

and the red

Alarm

LEDs will

flash. The Memory Array is fully booted when the

Status

LED is continuously

lit.

4. Power up the host computer and log in as root on a Linux system, or as an

“administrator” on a Windows system to install the device driver. See

Chapter 7, Linux Drivers, or Chapter 8, Windows Drivers for details. Also,

see Chapter 5, Operating the System via the CLI for information on using

the command line interface (CLI).

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