Release Notes

Product Documentation
This section contains the following information about product documentation:
● Documentation Corrections
● Related Documentation on page 15
Documentation Corrections
This section lists documentation corrections and updates that apply to PS Series storage arrays.
Front LCD Panel Disk Indicator Conditions
The Hardware Maintenance Guides and Disk Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) document for the PS6500 and PS6510 Series arrays
fail to mention that the front LCD panel disk indicator also flashes in the following cases:
● If a RAID set is in a faulted state
● If multiple RAID sets are found
● If a drive is too small
● In lost block conditions
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If the write cache is lost or orphaned
NOTE: The color of the indicator was incorrectly stated as yellow instead of orange.
This correction affects the following documents:
● PS6500 Storage Arrays Hardware Maintenance Manual
● PS6510 Storage Arrays Hardware Maintenance Manual
● PS Series Storage Arrays Disk Drive Replacement, which supports both PS6500 and PS6510 storage array models
PS6000 Hardware Maintenance Guides
In previously published versions of the following document, the disk error LED color is incorrectly listed as red instead of orange.
The document containing the error is:
● PS6000 Hardware Maintenance Guide, page 2-3, callout 4 in Table 2-1
Installation Guides Refer to Setup Utility
The PS Series Storage Arrays Installation and Setup Manual for the PS6000 and PS6500 storage arrays reference to a setup
utility. This description of a utility is misleading; a more accurate description of this function would be the setup CLI command.
Technical Specifications
The following technical specifications are incorrect in the Installation and Setup Guides for PS6210, PS6110, PS6100, PS4210,
PS4110, and PS4100 Series storage arrays:
● The documents mistakenly state that the maximum temperature is 50°C. The correct maximum operating temperature is
40°C (104°F).
● The documents mistakenly state that the maximum operating temperature derating for altitudes above 2950 ft is
17.22222°C (1°F)/550 ft. The correct derating of the maximum temperature for altitudes above 2950 ft is
0.5556°C (1°F)/550 ft. Alternatively, you can use a derating ratio of 1°C /~300 m.
Related Documentation
Information about PS Series storage arrays and FS Series storage appliances is included in the following documents:
● Release Notes – Provide the latest information about PS Series storage arrays and FS Series appliances.
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