Kingston Technology Data Silo DS500 RemotaSilo 9-Bay Expansion Chassis with Remote System Monitoring User’s Guide
Kingston Technology ® Data Silo DS500 RemotaSilo™ 9-Bay Expansion Chassis with Remote System Monitoring User’s Guide Part No. D89-0000-0053 B00 June 1998 Kingston Technology Company 17600 Newhope Street Fountain Valley, CA 92708-9885 Phone (714) 438-1850 Fax (714) 438-1847 RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
i Table of Contents Introduction......................................................................................................... 5 Package Contents .............................................................................. 6 Host PC Computer Requirements....................................................... 7 System Features ................................................................................ 8 Hardware Installation .................................................................
ii Appendices....................................................................................................... 25 Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations ......................................... 26 Basic RemotaSilo Configuration........................................ 26 RemotaSilo Configuration with Remote Access ................ 26 Multiple RemotaSilo Chassis Connected via Ethernet....... 27 Multiple RemotaSilo Chassis Clusters...............................
iii List of Figures Figure 1: RemotaSilo Configuration ................................................................... 6 Figure 2: RemotaSilo Rear Panel Connectors ................................................... 9 Figure 3: Internal DB-9 Connector ................................................................... 10 Figure 4: Connecting the Serial Cable ............................................................. 11 Figure 5: Attaching the Coaxial Cable............................................
Introduction 5 Introduction RemotaSilo™ is a factory-installed option for Kingston’s Data Silo DS500 9-bay rack mount or tower expansion chassis. The RemotaSilo upgrade consists of an additional circuit board installed into the DS500 chassis, a 6’ asynchronous serial cable, and remote monitoring ® software for a PC running either Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows ® NT 4.0 operating systems.
6 Introduction In the event that system environmental parameters have reached a predefined warning or alarm level, or upon detecting a drive failure, the RemotaSilo will log the information in nonvolatile memory while also sending this information to a PC configured as the RemotaSilo host. The host PC can also be programmed to respond to the alarm or warning signals by paging, faxing, or e-mailing the system manager with the cause of the alarm or warning.
Introduction 7 Host PC Computer Requirements The RemotaSilo software requires the host computer to satisfy the following minimum system requirements: q q q q q q 486DX 33MHz (minimum) or Pentium (recommended) Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.
8 Introduction System Features The DS500 RemotaSilo chassis connects to a host PC computer using the asynchronous serial cable (provided).
Hardware Installation 9 Up to sixteen DS500 RemotaSilo chassis may be monitored and controlled by the host PC via Ethernet connections. The RemotaSilo chassis provides a BNC port for coaxial cabling, and an RJ-45 port for 10BASE-T Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cabling which conforms to the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standards. Hardware Installation This section describes the installation process of the Data Silo DS500 RemotaSilo chassis specific to the factory-installed RemotaSilo circuit board.
10 Hardware Installation Port and Cable Configurations Asynchronous Serial Ports The two asynchronous serial ports located on the RemotaSilo circuit board (internal and external) are automatically configured to match the settings of the asynchronous serial ports located on the host computer and the RAID controller, respectively.
Hardware Installation 11 Serial Port for Host PC The external serial port DB-9 connector is located on the rear panel of the RemotaSilo chassis. This port is the interface between the RemotaSilo chassis and the host PC computer. Locate the DB-9 serial cable included with your package contents. Attach one end of the serial cable to the serial port on the RemotaSilo chassis (See Figure 4 below). Connect the other end of the cable to the desired COM port on your computer.
12 Hardware Installation Ethernet Connection When more than one DS500 RemotaSilo chassis are being monitored and controlled by the same host computer, each chassis is connected using an Ethernet cable. Either the BNC or the RJ-45 connector, located on the rear panel of each RemotaSilo chassis, may be used to connect the RemotaSilo chassis to a 10BASE2 Thin Ethernet coaxial cable, or a 10BASE-T Ethernet twisted pair cable, respectively.
Hardware Installation 13 10BASE-T Ethernet using a Twisted Pair Cable With an Ethernet twisted pair cable, all RemotaSilo chassis are radially connected to an Ethernet hub in a star topology. Connect one end of the twisted pair cable to the rear panel of the RemotaSilo chassis and the other end to an Ethernet hub. Note: The RemotaSilo Ethernet connectors are auto-detecting. Do NOT connect both UTP AND Coaxial cables concurrently.
14 Hardware Installation Two Digit LED Display There are two display LEDs located on the rear panel of the RemotaSilo chassis. The LEDs report status conditions in several modes.
Hardware Installation 15 Power-On Diagnostic Codes Code Description d0 d1 d3 d4 d5 d6 Diagnostics Beginning CPU Test Failed Static RAM Test Failed Real Time Clock Test Failed Timer Test Failed Interrupt Controller Test Failed Flash Memory Programming Codes Code Description P0 PE PU C1, C2 Flash Memory Programming Mode Flash Memory Programming Error Flash Memory Programming Command Unknown Flash Memory Programming Command Error Timer Allocation Error Codes Code Description t0, t1, t3 Timer Alloc
16 Hardware Installation Chassis ID Conflict When the dot (.) of the left side LED display is ON solid, this indicates that the RemotaSilo chassis ID number selected by the user is in conflict with an ID currently being used by another RemotaSilo chassis. RemotaSilo Activity When the “f” segment of the left-hand 7-segment display LED is blinking (at approximately 2 Hz), this indicates that the RemotaSilo chassis has already passed the power-on diagnostic test and is currently active.
Hardware Installation 17 Selecting the Chassis ID Number As discussed above, when the DS500 RemotaSilo chassis is in standalone mode, the user can set the chassis ID using the right-hand push switch. Each time the switch is pushed and released the current chassis ID number will be incremented by one. The user can select any chassis ID value from 0 to 15 which has not already been assigned to another chassis. RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Software Installation 19 Software Installation The DS500 RemotaSilo chassis uses monitoring software installed on a Host PC running either Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT. To install the software, follow the steps below: 1. Insert the RemotaSilo Setup diskette into the floppy drive. 2. Click on the Taskbar 3. From the Run menu, click on drive. 4. to run Setup. Double-click on the Setup icon, then click OK When the program begins, it will display a welcome screen: Start button and select Run.
20 Software Installation Figure 10: License Agreement Screen 6. After reading the Software License Agreement, select 7. Next, specify the destination directory where the software is to be copied. The default directory is “C:\Program Files\Kingston Next to use the default selection, or RemotaSilo.” Click on choose Browse... to specify a different directory. Yes . Figure 11: Destination Directory Screen Kingston Technology Company RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Software Installation 8. 21 Setup will prompt you before creating a Program Folder. The default folder name is “Kingston RemotaSilo.” You may type in another name or choose an existing folder from the list. When ready, click Next to continue. Figure 12: Program Folder Screen RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
22 Software Installation 9. Setup will then proceed to copy the files from the Setup disk to your system. When finished, Setup allows you to either view the README file and/or launch the RemotaSilo monitoring program directly after the installation is completed. (Note: checking either box is optional). Figure 13: Setup Complete Screen 1. Click on Finish to complete the installation. Starting the RemotaSilo Software To start the RemotaSilo monitoring: 1.
Software Installation 23 To launch the RemotaSilo monitoring software directly from your Desktop, simply follow the steps below to create a shortcut icon: 2. Start Click on the Taskbar button and select Programs, then launch Windows Explorer. 3. Go to the directory where the RemotaSilo software is located. For example, double-click on Program Files then Kingston RemotaSilo. 4. Right-click on the RemotaSilo icon, and select “Create Shortcut.” 5.
25 Appendices RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
26 Appendix A Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations RemotaSilo Configurations The architectural design of the DS500 RemotaSilo option provides the flexibility to configure mass storage systems for a variety of applications.
Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations 27 The temporary host can transfer back the control to the local host at any time, as required by the system manager. Figure A-2 shows both a local and a remote host PC, each equipped with a modem and running the same RemotaSilo remote access application. The local host RemotaSilo system is connected to a network server via a SCSI cable.
28 Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations c. Only one of the RemotaSilo chassis connected in a cluster has a RAID controller (or more than one) installed. This chassis is designated as the RemotaSilo RAID chassis. d. All disk drives installed in the RemotaSilo RAID chassis, as well as those installed in the other chassis are connected to the RAID controller(s) via SCSI cables. All of these drives are controlled by the RAID controller associated with the cluster.
Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations 29 Figure A-3 depicts a RemotaSilo cluster and the chassis connections to an Ethernet hub via 10BaseT twisted pair cables. In this example, a RAID controller is installed in the Master chassis. Figure A-3: RemotaSilo Cluster Configuration RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
30 Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations Multiple RemotaSilo Chassis Clusters Several RemotaSilo clusters can be connected together via Ethernet coaxial or twisted pair cables. All RemotaSilo chassis are monitored and controlled by the host computer. Each cluster is connected to a network server through a SCSI cable. Figure A-4: Multiple RemotaSilo Clusters Kingston Technology Company RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations 31 RemotaSilo System with Message Sending Functions Any RemotaSilo system can be configured to send alarm messages via pager, fax and e-mail. When alarm or warning events, (such as high chassis temperature, low +12 voltages, etc.) have occured within a RemotaSilo chassis and have been detected by the chassis’ local CPU, this information is transmitted to the host computer for logging and display.
32 Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations RemotaSilo Configured as Master without RAID Controller To configure the RemotaSilo chassis without connecting to another slave RemotaSilo chassis or to a RAID controller, use the asynchronous serial cable (provided) to make the connection between the DB-9 connector on the RemotaSilo chassis rear panel and the desired COM port on the host computer. Refer to Appendix B for the signal and pin assignments on the DB-9 connector.
Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations 33 Master RemotaSilo Connected to Slave RemotaSilo with RAID Controller a. Use the asynchronous serial cable provided with the RemotaSilo shipment to make the connection between the DB9 connector on the RemotaSilo chassis rear panel and the desired COM port on the host computer. b.
34 Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations • Use a twisted pair cable to connect the Master RemotaSilo to one port of the Ethernet hub. • Use a twisted pair cable to connect the Slave RemotaSilo chassis to another port of the Ethernet hub.
Appendix A RemotaSilo Configurations 35 • Use a twisted pair cable to connect one Slave RemotaSilo to one port of the Ethernet hub. • Use a twisted pair cable to connect the other Slave RemotaSilo chassis to another port of the Ethernet hub. RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Appendix B Pin Assignments Appendix B 37 Pin Assignments UTP Pin Assignments The UTP port uses RJ-45 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cabling. Connector pin numbers and pin wiring assignments are listed below in Figure B-1 and Table B-1, respectively. UTP cables can be wired for either straight-through or crossover pin assignments. Both wiring schemes are mentioned for reference in creating a twisted pair cable.
38 Appendix B Pin Assignments DB-9 Serial Pin Assignments There are two DB-9 serial port connectors on the RemotaSilo circuit board. The internal serial port is used for connecting a RAID controller. The external serial port is used for connecting to the host computer’s COM port. Connector pin numbers and pin wiring assignments are listed below in Figure B-2 and Table B-2, respectively.
Appendix C Software Features Appendix C 39 Software Features This section explains the features of the RemotaSilo monitoring software menus and submenus. Main Screen The RemotaSilo Main Screen will appear when the program has been started. The Activity Log dialog will continually record and display all activities Application Menu Bar Status Summary Window Activity Status Window View Menu RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
40 Appendix C Software Features View / Status Summary Status Column Header Chassis ID Temperature Status Host System Date and Time RAID Controller Status Fan Summary Status Voltage Summary Status The status displayed in this window is summary status only. To display a more detailed status for each chassis, double click on the specific chassis listed in this window, or Select View / Chassis Monitor from the Main Screen.
Appendix C Software Features 41 View / Chassis Monitor This screen displays the detailed status for each RemotaSilo chassis and may be accessed directly, or by selecting a specific Chassis ID while in the View / Status Summary window. The title bar of this window shows the RemotaSilo Chassis ID. Time - displays the time of day according to the specified chassis’ internal clock. To synchronize the internal clock of each chassis with the Host system clock, see the main menu Chassis / Set Clock command.
42 Appendix C Software Features Drive - displays the voltages measured from the +5V and +12V sources supplying power to the installed disk drives. If these voltage measurements fall out of the safe range, the corresponding value displayed will be highlighted in red. The safe range for the +5V source is set from +4.75V to +5.25V; the safe range for the +12V source is set from +11.35V to +12.65V. Reference - displays the voltage measured from the +5V source supplying power to the RemotaSilo circuit board.
Appendix C Software Features 43 If a drive is not connected to a RAID controller, or it is not part of a RAID configuration, the status of the drive cannot be monitored. RemotaSilo will only report a drive failure when there is a RAID controller installed in a RemotaSilo system chassis and if a corresponding drive bay mapping has been assigned. To assign drive bay mappings, see Chassis / Drive Bay / Configuration main menu command. Reset will clear the failure information for selected failed drive.
44 Appendix C Software Features Reset will clear the contents upon exiting. Note: This function will not affect the contents of the Activity Log. View / Exit This command will quit the RemotaSilo monitoring software. Kingston Technology Company RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Appendix C Software Features 45 Chassis Menu Chassis / Temperature… This dialog displays the user-defined temperature ranges for the selected RemotaSilo chassis. If the measured temperature inside the chassis reaches the assigned limits, the RemotaSilo hardware will alert the Host software. The safe temperature range is between the values entered for Warning Low and Warning High.
46 Appendix C Software Features If Apply to all RemotaSilo Chassis is selected, the defined temperature limits will be assigned to every chassis in the RemotaSilo system. OK will send the defined temperature limit settings to the RemotaSilo chassis. Cancel will discard all changes. Chassis / Drive Power Shutdown. This dialog allows the user to set drive shutdown conditions.
Appendix C Software Features 47 Chassis / Drive Bay / Configuration This dialog allows the user to define drive bay mappings within a selected RemotaSilo chassis. RemotaSilo relies on the drive bay mapping in order to control the drive failure indicator. The drive bay mapping associates a drive bay number to the Channel number and the SCSI ID of a specific drive. When an installed RAID controller detects a drive failure, it reports the Channel number and SCSI ID of the bad drive.
48 Appendix C Software Features To modify a drive bay mapping, select the bay number, and then click on the Modify button. Change the Chassis ID, the Channel number, and the SCSI ID for the selected drive bay, and then click OK. Cancel will discard any drive bay setting changes. Click Test to test the drive failure indicator. The above operations will return the operator to the Chassis / Drive Bay / Configuration. To remove a drive bay mapping, select the bay number, and then click the Remove button.
Appendix C Software Features 49 Chassis / Drive Bay / Configuration / New To create a new drive bay setting, enter the bay number, the Chassis ID, the Channel number, and the SCSI ID for the selected drive bay. Click OK to add the new drive bay mapping to the configuration for the identified RemotaSilo chassis. Click Cancel to discard any new drive mapping entries. Click Test to test the drive failure indicator. The above operations will return the user to the Chassis / Drive Bay / Configuration dialog.
50 Appendix C Software Features Chassis / Set Clock To synchronize the internal clock of the selected chassis to the Host system clock, select Set Clock while in the Chassis dialog. Apply to all RemotaSilo Chassis will reset each RemotaSilo chassis in the system with the same date and time of the Host. Chassis / Set Default Voltage To set the default chassis voltage alarm ranges, select Set Default Voltage Ranges while in the Chassis dialog.
Appendix C Software Features 51 Chassis / Show Status This dialog displays the online status of the selected chassis. Online since displays the date and time when the selected RemotaSilo chassis was first recognized by the host monitoring software. Offline displays the number of times that the Master RemotaSilo chassis has failed to respond to a Host command. (If the RemotaSilo is a Slave chassis, the display will read “n/a”).
52 Appendix C Software Features Chassis / Reset Alarm The alarm indicator on the front of a RemotaSilo chassis will blink when an alarm condition occurs due to chassis temperature, fans or power supply(s). This command resets the alarm signal and stops the blinking indicator. This command is intended for use after the cause of the alarm has been acknowledged by the operator. Chassis / Sound Control A RemotaSilo chassis alarm condition also invokes an audible alarm, unless the audible alarm is disabled.
Appendix C Software Features 53 Chassis | RAID Terminal This command invokes the terminal mode for the CRD-5500 RAID controller by starting the Window Terminal program and transferring the RemotaSilo circuit board to a pass-through, or “local” mode. In the “Local” mode, the RemotaSilo circuit board enables the RAID controller serial port to pass information to the Host connection serial port, allowing the user to use the RAID controller to set up the RAID system.
54 Appendix C Software Features Options Menu Options / Update This command allows the user to update the status of all RemotaSilo chassis without waiting for the next scheduled update. Updated information is then displayed for each Chassis ID: Options / Set Default Configuration This command allows the user to save the current configuration of the entire RemotaSilo monitoring system. The following information will be saved: • • The number of RemotaSilo chassis recognized by the host system.
Appendix C • • Software Features 55 The number of installed power supplies in each RemotaSilo chassis. The number of RAID controllers installed in each RemotaSilo chassis (0 or 1). Options / Pager Setup This command allows the user to setup operator paging parameters for RemotaSilo warning and alarm conditions. To set the Paging parameters: 1. 2. 3. 4. Enter a valid telephone number where the Host software can page the operator. Use a comma for a 0.5 second delay, if necessary.
56 Appendix C Software Features Options / Fax and E-mail Setup This option allows the user to setup Fax and E-mail parameters. To set Fax parameters: • Enter the telephone number where the operator can receive a fax. • Check the Enable option. To set E-mail parameters: • Enter the e-mail address where the operator can receive e-mail. • Check the Enable option. Check Parameter Profile: • Select a profile from the pull down menu.
Appendix C Software Features 57 Options / Log Options / Log / Copy This command will copy the selected text from the Activity Log window to the system clipboard. The contents of the clipboard are then available to paste into other applications. Options / Log / Clear This command will clear the entries in the Activity Log window. Options / Log / Select All This command selects all entries in the Activity Log window.
58 Appendix C Software Features Options / Host Settings This dialog allows the user to set the type of connection to the RemotaSilo and the temperature display preferences. Connection Serial port allows the user to select an available COM port for an RS232 serial cable connection (default setting is COM1:). SES/SAF-TE supports the SCSI-3 Enclosure Services (SES) command set with full compliance to the SCSI Accessed FaultTolerant Enclosures (SAF-TE) specification.
Appendix C Software Features 59 Advanced Menu Advanced / Initiate Handshake This command will cause the Host computer to initiate the communication with the Master RemotaSilo chassis. Advanced / Monitoring Reset This command will reset the RemotaSilo monitoring hardware in all RemotaSilo chassis recognized in the system. Each RemotaSilo chassis will report back to the Host system as if just powered on.
60 Appendix C Software Features Advanced / Set Intervals This command sets the time intervals at which the selected RemotaSilo chassis regularly will receive status, check for existence of the Host system connection, and to identify itself at power-on or reset. All intervals are in seconds.
Appendix C Software Features 61 Advanced / Setup SNMP This command controls the interface between the RemotaSilo host software and the RemotaSilo SNMP interface software. Check Enable service to enable the RemotaSilo SNMP interface. Click OK to save the SNMP setting. If the SNMP service has been restarted, the Reset button must be used to re-establish the interface. (The Configure button is reserved for future software revisions, and is intended to accommodate unique operating system requirements.
62 Appendix C Software Features Advanced / Set Poll Interval This dialog allows the user to set the interval, in seconds, at which the Host will query for status from all RemotaSilo chassis in the system. Advanced / Set Timeout This command allows the user to set the timeout period, in seconds, that the Host will wait for responses from the RemotaSilo chassis.
Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup 63 Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup The RemotaSilo SNMP interface operates only under Windows NT 4.0 (SP3). This feature consists of the following modules: 1. 2. 3. RemotaSilo SNMP Agent - SiloSNMP.DLL RemotaSilo SNMP Management Information Base (MIB) RemoSilo.MIB Installer - SiloSNMP.EXE The Agent module is copied from the distribution diskette onto the hard disk during the RemotaSilo host software setup.
64 Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup How to Install the SNMP Agent 1. Install the RemotaSilo host software and verify that it operates correctly. 2. Run the SNMP installer SiloSNMP.exe Push Yes to continue with the setup: Push Exit to quit the Installer. 3. Use the Control Panel to restart the SNMP service Kingston Technology Company RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup 65 How to Restart the SNMP Service 1. Open the Control Panel 2. Locate and double-click on the Services icon: RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
66 Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup 3. Locate and highlight the SNMP service: 4. Push Stop and then respond Yes to the following message: 5. The following message will appear: Kingston Technology Company RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
Appendix D Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Setup 6. Restart the SNMP service by pushing Start. The following message will appear: 7. At this point, if the RemotaSilo host software is running, a Network Management software should be able to query information about the RemotaSilo chassis using defined information in the RemotaSilo MIB. 67 NOTE: The RemotaSilo host software must be running in order for the RemotaSilo SNMP Agent to provide information to the Network Management software.
68 Appendix E Appendix E Connection SES/SAF-TE Host Connection SES/SAF-TE Host The RemotaSilo software monitoring system supports the SCSI-3 Enclosure Services (SES) or the SCSI Accessed Fault-Tolerant Enclosures (SAF-TE) command set. This feature allows chassis monitoring to the host PC through a SCSI cable instead of a serial port connection. A SCSI cable is provided in your RemotaSilo package to connect the DS500 chassis to an 8-bit SCSI controller installed in the Host PC.
Appendix E SES/SAF-TE Host Connection 69 Selecting the SCSI ID The RemotaSilo’s SCSI ID number is determined by the first 3 jumper settings (Jumper A, B, and C). See Figure E-2 for J3 pin assignments. Jumper J3 A B C D E SCSI Termination Reserved SCSI ID 0817 Figure E-2: J3 Jumper Settings The Jumper J3 default setting (listed below in bold) is set to SCSI ID 6. To change the SCSI ID, refer to Table E-1 to set the jumpers manually.
70 Appendix E SCSI Terminator Enabled Disabled SES/SAF-TE Host Connection Jumper E Removed Inserted Table E-2: SCSI Termination SCSI Cable Connection Lastly, connect a SCSI cable from the rear panel of the DS500 chassis to the SCSI I/O connector on the host PC. Connect an external SCSI terminator on the DS500 rear panel if the RemotaSilo chassis is the last SCSI device.
Appendix F Firmware Updates Appendix F 71 Firmware Updates The RemotaSilo firmware can be upgraded by the user by simply running a DOS executable program. As new firmware becomes available, Kingston will supply updates through the Kingston BBS at (714) 435-2636, or the Kingston website at the following URL address: http://www.kingston.com The DOS program can update the firmware on the RemotaSilo circuit board by simply executing the file from a DOS prompt through the Windows operating system.
72 Appendix G Appendix G Product Warranties and Notices Product Warranties and Notices Limited Warranty KINGSTON TECHNOLOGY COMPANY ("Kingston") warrants that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship. Subject to the conditions and limitations set forth below, Kingston will, at its option, either repair or replace any part of this product which proves defective by reason of improper workmanship or materials.
Appendix G Product Warranties and Notices 73 Warranty Claim Requirements To obtain warranty service, return the defective product, freight prepaid and insured, to your local authorized Kingston dealer or distributor, or to the Kingston factory service center located at 17600 Newhope Street, Fountain Valley, California 92708, U.S.A. You must include the product serial number (if applicable) and a detailed description of the problem you are experiencing.
74 Appendix G Product Warranties and Notices F.C.C. Certification This device has been tested and found to comply with limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received; including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Appendix G Product Warranties and Notices 75 Declaration of Conformity Company’s Name: Kingston Technology Company Storage Products Division Company’s Address: 17600 Newhope Street Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Manufacturer’s Address: 17600 Newhope Street Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Product Name: Data Silo DS500 Model Number: DS500-xxxxx/x Conforms to the following specifications: Safety Agencies: CSA “Certified” UL TÜV Bauart Geprüft Safety Tests: CAN/CSA-C22.2 No 950-93 UL 1950 EN 60950/06.
76 How to Reach Kingston If you have any problems, questions, or comments associated with installing or using your DS500 with the RemotaSilo option, please call Kingston’s SPD Technical Support. For the latest file updates and information, access the Kingston Bulletin Board Service via modem or visit the Kingston website. To receive product information sent to you by ™ fax, dial Kingston’s RAMfax .
Revision History Revision History Revision Level Comments A00 Product Release. A01 Changed the software’s 2-digit year format to 4-digits to meet Year 2000 compliance. Added SNMP words throughout. Improved Installation section. Updated Setup screen bitmaps. Consistancy corrections throughout… B00 Added “Setup SNMP” option to the Advanced Menu. Added “SNMP Interface Setup” installation and usage appendix (Appendix D). RemotaSilo User’s Guide - Rev.
