Manual

D89-0000-0092 Rev. A00 StorCase Technology Inc.

Wide to Narrow DE200 Carrier

The DE200i-CSWTN is a Data Express

DE200 carrier designed to accommodate Wide

68-pin HD devices but interfaces to a Narrow 50-pin MM (HD50) DE200 receiving frame,

specifically, the DE200i-S receiving frame.

While performing the steps in this section, work on a soft surface to prevent excessive

shock to the drive being installed. Also refer to the manufacturer's documentation

provided with the drive. A #2 Phillips screwdriver will be required during this procedure.

Installation

1. Attach the I/O cable from the rear distribution board of the Data Express

carrier to the disk drive (Figure 1).

2. Attach the 4-pin DC power cable from the rear distribution board to the disk

drive (Figure 1).

3. Install the 5-pin ID select cable into the rear signal distribution board

connector. Refer to Figure 2 for a typical 2mm drive pin connection.

4. Carefully insert the drive into the carrier at an angle, cable-end first. Make

sure none of the cables are pinched. Lower the front of the drive

carefully into place. Fasten the drive into the carrier with four (4) #6-32 x 3/

16" Flat Head screws provided (Figure 1).

5. Attach the provided cable cover with two (2) #6-32 x 3/16" F.H. screws.

Figure 1: Drive Installation Assembly

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Wide to Narrow DE200 Carrier The DE200i-CSWTN is a Data Express® DE200 carrier designed to accommodate Wide 68-pin HD devices but interfaces to a Narrow 50-pin MM (HD50) DE200 receiving frame, specifically, the DE200i-S receiving frame. While performing the steps in this section, work on a soft surface to prevent excessive shock to the drive being installed. Also refer to the manufacturer's documentation provided with the drive. A #2 Phillips screwdriver will be required during this procedure.
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Typical 2mm Drive ID Pin Configuration Figure 2 illustrates a typical SCSI ID select connection to a drive with 2mm ID select pins. The wires on the wire harness connect to the positive pins (or signal pins) on the disk drive. In some cases, the drive manufacturer will label the signal pins as Pin 1, 3, 5, and 7 (instead of 0, 1, 2, and 3 as shown in Figure 2 below). Also, in some cases, the evennumbered Pins 2, 4, and 6, are used for Ground. Attach the ID select cable to the drive using the 2mm connectors.