IBM 3534-f08 Mode D'Emploi
Power supply
The 3534 Model F08 power supply is universal and capable of functioning
worldwide without using voltage jumpers or switches. It meets IEC 61000-4-5 surge
voltage requirements and is auto-ranging in terms of accommodating input voltages
and line frequencies.
worldwide without using voltage jumpers or switches. It meets IEC 61000-4-5 surge
voltage requirements and is auto-ranging in terms of accommodating input voltages
and line frequencies.
The power supply meets the following requirements:
Specification
Value
Outlet
Correctly wired and earth-grounded
Maximum output
75 watts
Maximum system power consumption
50 watts
Input voltage
90 – 264 V ac
Input line frequency
47 – 63 Hz
Harmonic distortion
Active power factor correction per
IEC1000-3-2
IEC1000-3-2
British thermal unit (BTU) rating
60 watts x 3.412 BTU/hr/watts = 204.72
BTU/hr
BTU/hr
Inrush current
40 amps maximum, cold start at 25°C (77°F)
Input line protection
Fused in hot line
LEDs
The 3534 Model F08 provides several LEDs to indicate status on the switch. Each
of the eight ports has two status indicators. The first LED for the port is a two-color
(green and yellow) LED, and indicates the status for the port. Green indicates
normal status, and yellow indicates an error. The second LED is a single-color
(green) LED and indicates the link speed for the port. Green indicates 2 Gbps. If
the green LED is not lit (dark), it indicates 1 Gbps.
of the eight ports has two status indicators. The first LED for the port is a two-color
(green and yellow) LED, and indicates the status for the port. Green indicates
normal status, and yellow indicates an error. The second LED is a single-color
(green) LED and indicates the link speed for the port. Green indicates 2 Gbps. If
the green LED is not lit (dark), it indicates 1 Gbps.
A single-color (green) LED is located on the front of the switch and indicates system
power-on status. On the back of the switch, there is a two-color (green and yellow)
LED driven by an I2C I/O expander that indicates the mode of the unit. Green
indicates normal mode, and yellow indicates diagnostic mode. All LEDs are surface
mount components with on-board light pipe and are visible externally with full
chassis enclosure.
power-on status. On the back of the switch, there is a two-color (green and yellow)
LED driven by an I2C I/O expander that indicates the mode of the unit. Green
indicates normal mode, and yellow indicates diagnostic mode. All LEDs are surface
mount components with on-board light pipe and are visible externally with full
chassis enclosure.
There are two LEDs for the Ethernet port located on the front panel. One LED
indicates the transmit and receive activity, and one LED indicates speed (10 Mbps
or 100 Mbps).
indicates the transmit and receive activity, and one LED indicates speed (10 Mbps
or 100 Mbps).
Software components
The 3534 Model F08 is supported by the Fabric OS version 3.1 or later.
Fabric OS is implemented in firmware and manages the operation of the 3534
Model F08. The switch firmware is designed to make a 3534 Model F08 easy to
install and use while retaining the flexibility needed to accommodate your
requirements. The Fabric OS is made up of two major software components:
Model F08. The switch firmware is designed to make a 3534 Model F08 easy to
install and use while retaining the flexibility needed to accommodate your
requirements. The Fabric OS is made up of two major software components:
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Firmware that initializes and manages the switch hardware
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Diagnostics that perform component self-testing algorithms for fault isolation
during the manufacturing process and in your installation
during the manufacturing process and in your installation
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IBM TotalStorage SAN Switch: 3534 Model F08 Installation and User’s Guide
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