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DELL TM
POWERVAULT TM
MD1200 & MD1220
TECHNICAL GUIDEBOOK
Table of Contents
PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 Product Features Summary .......................................... 5
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1 Product Comparison
1.1 Overview
Evolution of Dell™ PowerVault™ DAS portfolio with the introduction of 6Gb/s SAS (SAS 2.0) in our
JBOD arrays. These arrays will connect to Dell™ PowerEdge™ 11G servers using the Dell™
PowerEdge™ RAID (PERC) H800 Host-RAID Adapter. The MD1200 is follow-on to the MD1000, and the MD1220 is follow-on to the MD1120.
Table 1 shows a comparison between these versions.
Table 1. Comparison of MD1220 and MD1200 to previous MD1120 and MD1000
Feature/Spec
NEW
MD1220
2U
MD1120
2U
NEW
MD1200
2U
MD1000
3U Rack Units
Slot Form
Factor
Slots
Interface
Host-RAID
Adapter
EMM
Power
Supply/Fan
Module
2.5 inch
24
6Gb (SAS 2.0)
PERC H800
Dual
Dual autosensing
2.5 inch
24
3Gb
PERC 6/E
Dual
Dual
3.5 inch
12
6Gb (SAS 2.0)
PERC H800
Dual
Dual autosensing
3.5 inch
15
3Gb
PERC 6/E
PERC5/E
Dual
Dual
HDD Support
SSD Support**
2.5 inch SAS
HDD
**2.5 inch SAS
SSD
2.5 inch SAS
HDD
N/A
3.5 inch SAS
HDD
**2.5 inch SAS
HDD
**2.5 inch SAS
SSD
3.5 inch SAS
HDD
3.5 inch SATA
HDD
N/A
Storage
Management
(min rev)
Open Manage
(6.2)
Open Manage
(5.4)
Open Manage
(6.2)
Open Manage
(4.5.1)
RAID Levels
0, 1, 5, 6, 10,
50, 60
0, 1, 5, 6, 10,
50, 60
0, 1, 5, 6, 10,
50, 60
0, 1, 5, 6, 10,
50, 60
2 New Features
The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 offer the following new features:
•
6Gb/s SAS (SAS 2.0) o o
Double the throughput performance
Self Encrypting Drives (SED)
•
PERC H800 Host-RAID adapter o
Increased IOPs performance
• Increased Density of the 3.5” (MD1200) enclosure (12 drive 2U)
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•
Increased Capacity – Daisy chain up to 8 enclosures behind a PERC H800
• Increased Flexibility o
Mix 2.5” (MD1220) and 3.5” (MD1200) enclosures behind a PERC H800 o
Mix 2.5” and 3.5” drives in the MD1200**
• Supports SAS Drives only; HDDs at 7.2K, 10K, and 15K rpm and SSD**
3 System Overview
3.1 Customer driven product priorities
• Internal Storage no longer enough: Server storage running out, server applications are beginning to bog down, need to move to an external, direct attach storage solution.
•
Single Server Applications: Storage expansion for a single server where clustering and availability are not concerns.
•
Capacity Intensive Application Storage (MD1200): Looking for storage to support very a large volume of data, great solutions for companies that need a low cost per GB for storage.
• Performance Intensive Application Storage (MD1220): Looking for storage to support very high performance, transaction intensive applications like e-mail, database, OLTP (online transition processing), and data warehousing.
• Space and Power Conservation (MD1220): Have space or power constraints and looking for high efficiency per U of rack space
3.2 Product Positioning
• Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 direct attached storage array offers versatility and high capacity storage for mainstream applications, with optimal performance in sequential (streaming) applications. o o
Easy to expand your server capacity: The PowerVault™ MD1200 is engineered to seamlessly expand the capacity of PowerEdge™ servers. This expansion array can support 12, 3.5 or 2.5 inch SAS HDDs or SSDs** drives in a 2U array and expands up to
8 arrays behind a single PERC H800 Host-RAID adapter.
Versatility and flexibility to meet most business needs: The PowerVault™ MD1200 is Dell’s most versatile direct attach storage array. With the ability to mix 2.5 inch and
3.5 inch enclosures behind a single PERC H800 Host-RAID adapter, combined with support for 2.5 inch drives**, PowerVault™ MD1200 delivers capacity and performance to support most customer deployments.
• Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1220, the energy-efficient, small-form-factor (SFF), 2.5-inch drive expansion enclosure, provides the performance required for the most demanding applications in a simple, energy-efficient direct-attached storage array. o o
Optimizing Performance, Enhancing Security While Doubling the Throughput: The
PowerVault™ MD1220 leverages SAS 2.0 technology, which doubles the throughput with a 6Gb/s SAS interface and offers performance optimization with automatic I/O load balancing across redundant paths and enhanced security with new self-encrypting drive
(SED) support.
Improved efficiency: The PowerVault™ MD1220 improves energy efficiency over previous generation, with new 80PLUS(R) Silver Certified power supplies. This enhancement augments the efficiencies already gained with 2.5-inch drives and variable speed fans.
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3.3 PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 Product Features Summary
Table 2. PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 Features and Descriptions
Feature MD1200 MD1220
Rack Height
Host interface
Number of Drive bays
Expandability (daisy chain)
Manageability
Backplane Options
Drive Support
Host-RAID adapter
Cluster Support
Rack or Stand alone Tower
Drive Hot Plug support
2U
6Gb/s SAS (SAS 2.0)
12 – 3.5”
8 enclosures per PERC H800
(4 enclosures per port) for a total of 96 drives
Redundant Path: up to 4 enclosures per PERC H800
Daisy-chain not supported with Split mode
2U
6Gb/s SAS (SAS 2.0)
24 – 2.5”
8 enclosures per PERC H800
(4 enclosures per port) for a total of 192 drives
Redundant Path: up to 4 enclosures per PERC H800
Daisy-chain not supported with Split mode
In-Band via SES
Unified (default) or Split mode Unified (default) or Split mode
SAS HDD and SAS SSD**
PERC H800
PERC H800: No
Rack Only
Yes
Hot Plug Fans/blowers
Hot Plug Power supplies
Yes – Dual combined fan/power supply module
Yes – Dual combined fan/power supply module
SAF-TE, SES Support
Enclosure Management configurations
SES only
Dual Redundant – SBB 2.0 compliant
Power Supply configurations Redundant
Auto-Sensing
Fans/blowers Redundant
In-Band via SES
SAS HDD and SAS SSD**
PERC H800
PERC H800: No
Rack Only
Yes
Yes – Dual combined fan/power supply module
Yes – Dual combined fan/power supply module
SES only
Dual Redundant – SBB 2.0 compliant
Redundant
Auto-Sensing
Redundant
Chassis Dimensions
Weight
Height 8.68 cm (3.41 inches)
Width 44.63 cm (17.57 inches)
Depth 60.20 cm (23.70 inches)
Weight (max config) 28.39 kg
(62.6 lb)
Weight (empty) 8.84 kg (19.5 lb)
Height 8.68 cm (3.41 inches)
Width 44.63 cm (17.57 inches)
Depth 54.90 cm (21.61 inches)
Weight (max config) 23.31 kg
(51.4 lb)
Weight (empty) 8.61 kg (19 lb)
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4 Product Support
4.1 Host-RAID Adapter Support
The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 require the PERC H800 for Server connectivity. The PERC
H800 is a PCIe 2.0, dual port (2 x4), hardware RAID controller offering 512MB standard battery-backed cache and RAID level support for RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60. The key features of the PERC H800:
6Gb/s SAS (SAS 2.0)
Enables daisy-chaining up to 8 enclosures (4 per port)
Enables mixing 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch enclosures in the same daisy-chain
Enables Redundant Path with Automatic I/O load balancing
Supports Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) o Requires specific SED drive part numbers
For additional details on PERC H800, visit the PERC web page at www.dell.com/PERC .
4.2 Host Server Support
The PERC H800 is supported with Dell™ 11 th
Generation PowerEdge™ Servers. Refer to Table 3 for
PowerEdge™ Servers that support the PERC H800. For the latest PERC H800 support matrix, visit the
PERC web page at www.dell.com/PERC .
Table 3. PowerEdge™ Servers that support PERC H800 (at initial product launch)
Rack Servers Tower Servers
PE R210
PE R410
PE R510
PE R610
PE R710
PE T310
PE T410
PE T610
PE T710
4.3 Management Software Support
The Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures are managed via the management software provided for the PERC H800. The Dell™ PERC H800 is supported with Dell™ 11 th
Generation PowerEdge™ Servers and managed via OpenManage™ Storage Management (minimum version 6.2).
4.4 Operating System Support
The Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures, via PERC H800, support all major enterprise server operating systems consistent with the Dell™ 11G PowerEdge™ servers and Dell™
OpenManage™ Storage Management (minimum version 6.2) software. This includes Microsoft™
Windows™ Server 2003 and 2008, Red Hat™ Linux 4 and 5, and SUSE™ Linux 10 and 11. For more specific details on supported operating systems, refer to the PERC web page ( www.dell.com/PERC ) or
OpenManage™ 6.2 support matrix.
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4.5 Drive Support
Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures support SAS hot-pluggable HDDs (hard-disk drives) and SSDs** (solid-state drives). MD1200 allows for both 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch** form factor drives, and MD1220 allows for 2.5-inch form factor drives. Refer to Table 4 for Drive Support details.
Table 4. Drive Support
Form Factor
2.5” SAS
HDDs up to 6Gb/s
SSDs up to 3Gb/s
3.5” SAS
HDDs up to 6Gb/s
Speed (rpm)
7,200
10,000
15,000
SSD**
7,200
15,000
Capacity (GB)
500 GB
146 GB
300 GB
73 GB
146 GB
150 GB
500 GB
1000 GB (1 TB)
2000 GB (2 TB)
300 GB
450 GB
600 GB
SATA interface drives are not supported with the Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures.
6Gb/s SAS interface HDDs and 3Gb/s SAS interface SSDs are configured in the MD1200 and
MD1220, from Dell’s factory, and 3Gb/s SAS interface HDDs are supported in the field with the supported MD1200 or MD1220 carrier.
The front bezel of the system contains a lock. A locked bezel secures the system hard drives.
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5 Chassis Overview
5.1 Dimensions and Weight
The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures use a rack mount 2U chassis.
Dimensions and Weight
Table 5. Detailed Dimensions (mm)
Model
Number
Xa Xb Y
Za with bezel
Za with bezel
Zb Zc
Max Sys
Weight
(kg)
28.39
PV MD1200
481.5 446.3 86.8 38.0 19.0 561.0 602.0
23.31
PV MD1220
481.5 446.3 86.8 38.0 19.0 508.0 549.0
Figure 1. MD1200 and MD1220 Dimensions
PowerVault™ MD1200: Weight (maximum configuration) 28.39 kg (62.6 lb)
PowerVault™ MD1220: Weight (maximum configuration) 23.31 kg (51.4 lb)
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5.2 Front View and Features
Figure 2. MD1200 Front View and Features
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Figure 3. MD1220 Front View and Features
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Table 6. MD1200 and MD1220 Front Panel Feature Description
Item
FRONT PANEL / BEZEL INDICATOR AND FETAURE DESCRIPTION
Indicator, Button, or
Connector
Icon Description
1 Enclosure status LED The enclosure status LED lights when the enclosure power is on.
Lights blue during normal operation and when the host server is identifying the enclosure.
Blinks blue when a host server is identifying the enclosure or when the system identification button is pressed.
2
3
4
Power LED
Split Mode LED
System Identification Button
Lights amber when the enclosure is turned on or is reset.
Blinks amber when the enclosure is in the fault state.
The power LED lights when at least one power supply is supplying power to the enclosure.
The split mode LED lights when the enclosure is in a split-mode configuration. If the LED is not lit, it indicates that the enclosure is in a unified-mode configuration.
The system identification button on the front control panel can be used to locate a particular enclosure within a rack. When the button is pushed, the system status indicators on the control panel and the EMM blinks blue until the button is pushed again.
5
6
Hard Drives
Enclosure Mode Switch
PowerVault™ MD1200—Up to 12 SAS hot-swappable drives.
PowerVault™ MD1220—Up to 24 2.5-inchSAS hot-swappable drives.
When set in the top position, the enclosure is configured in unified mode. When set in the bottom position, the enclosure is configured in split mode.
Figure 4. MD1200 and MD1220 Front Bezel Feature and Indicators
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5.3 Back View and Features
Figure 5. MD1200 / MD1220 Back View and Features
Table 7. MD1200 and MD1220 Back Panel Feature Description
Item
BACK PANEL INDICATOR AND FETAURE DESCRIPTION
Indicator, Button, or Connector
1 Power supply/cooling fan module
Icon
PS 1
Description
600 W power supply
2 Primary enclosure management module
(EMM)
EMM 0
For more information, see "Power Indicator codes” section
The EMM provides:
A data path between the enclosure and the host server. Enclosure management functions for your
3
4
5
Secondary EMM
Power switches (2)
Power supply/cooling fan module
EMM 1
PS 2 enclosure
The power switch controls the power supply output to the enclosure
600 W power supply
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5.4 Hard Drive Indicators
Figure 6. Hard Drive Indicators (includes HDD and SSD)
Table 8. Drive Indicator Description
Drive-Status Indicator Pattern
(RAID Only)
Blinks green two times per second
Off
Blinks green, amber, and off
Blinks amber four times per second
Blinks green slowly
Steady green
Blinks green three seconds, amber three seconds, and off six seconds.
Condition
Identify drive/preparing for removal
Drive ready for insertion or removal
NOTE: The drive status indicator remains off until all hard drives are initialized after system power is turned on. Drives are not ready for insertion or removal during this time. The Dell™ PowerEdge™™
RAID controller PERC H800 may take up to a minute to discover and initialize all the hard drives.
Drive predicted failure
Drive failed
Drive rebuilding
Drive online
Rebuild aborted
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5.5 Enclosure Management Module
Each EMM provides the following data path and enclosure management functions for the enclosure:
• Monitoring and controlling enclosure environment elements such as temperature, fan, power supplies, and enclosure LEDs.
• Controlling access to hard drives.
• Communicating enclosure attributes and states to the host server.
Figure 7. Enclosure Management Module
Table 9. EMM Indicator Description
Item Indicator, Button, or
Connector
EMM INDICATOR AND FETAURE DESCRIPTION
Icon Description
1 System Status Indicator
2 Debug Port
Blinks blue when the system identification button is pushed. You can identify a particular enclosure in a rack using the system identification indicator.
For engineering use only.
3 SAS Port (In)
4 In port link status
5
6
7
SAS Port (Out)
Out port link status
EMM Status LED
IN Provides SAS connections for cabling the host or an up-chain expansion enclosure (unified mode only).
Lights green when all the links to the port are connected.
Lights amber when one or more links to the port are not connected.
The LED remains off if enclosure is not connected.
OUT Provides SAS connections for cabling to the next down chain expansion enclosure in a daisy chain (unified mode only).
NOTE: The SAS port Out is disabled if the enclosure is running in a split-mode configuration.
Lights green when all the links out of the port are connected.
Lights amber when one or more links out of the port are not connected.
The LED remains off if enclosure is not connected.
Lights green when the EMM is functioning properly.
Lights amber when the enclosure does not boot or is not properly configured.
Blinks green (On 250 ms* Off 250 ms) when a firmware download is in progress.
Blinks green (On 1000 ms+ Off 1000 ms) when a peer auto-
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Item Indicator, Button, or
Connector
EMM INDICATOR AND FETAURE DESCRIPTION
Icon Description update is in progress.
Blinks amber (On 250 ms Off 250 ms [two times]; Off 1000 ms) when the enclosure is unable to communicate with enclosure devices.
Blinks amber (On 250 ms *Off 250 ms [four times]; Off 1000 ms) when a firmware update fails.
Blinks amber (On 250 ms Off 250 ms [five times]; Off 1000 ms) when the firmware versions are different between two EMMs in an enclosure.
*indicates that the LED blinks fast.
+indicates that the LED blinks slowly.
Enclosure Failover When Two EMMs are Installed
If two EMMs are installed, a certain degree of failover is offered. Control and monitoring of the enclosure elements can be transferred from one EMM to another in the event of an EMM failure. A failover occurs whenever communication is lost between an EMM and its peer. In the event of a peer
EMM failure, the surviving EMM activates the amber status LED of the failed EMM. The surviving EMM then takes over the responsibility of enclosure management, which includes monitoring and control of the audible alarm, enclosure LEDs, power supplies, and fans. When a failed EMM is replaced, enclosure management functions do not automatically return to the replaced EMM unless an additional failure occurs that triggers another failover event.
Note: When the enclosure is configured with dual EMMs in a redundant path configuration, all drives are still accessible, even after an EMM failure, since the EMMs are joined mode via the PERC H800 redundant path. When the enclosure is configured in split mode, only half of the drives are accessible in the event of an EMM failure.
EMM Thermal Shutdown
If critical internal temperatures are reached, the enclosure shuts down automatically through either a thermal shutdown command issued by the EMM firmware or through a command from Dell™™
OpenManage™ Server Administrator (OMSA).
Enclosure Alarms
An audible alarm is activated if any of the fault conditions listed below occur. The alarm sounds continuously if:
• More than one fan has failed or a power supply/cooling fan module is not installed.
• One or more temperature sensors are in critical range.
The alarm sounds every 10 seconds if:
• One power supply has failed.
• One cooling fan has failed.
• One or more temperature sensors are in warning range.
• One EMM has failed.
NOTE: The alarm is disabled by default. To enable the alarm, change the default setting in OMSA. For more information, see the OMSA documentation.
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5.6 Power Indicator Codes
Figure 8. Power Indicator Codes
Table 10. Power Indicator Description
Item Indicator, Button, or
Connector
POWER INDICATOR AND FETAURE DESCRIPTION
Icon Description
1 DC Power The LED lights green when the DC output voltage is within the limit.
If this LED is off, it indicates that the DC output voltages are not within the limit.
2 Power supply/cooling fan fault
3 AC Power
The LED lights amber when the DC output voltage is not within the limit or a fault with the fan is detected. If this LED is off, it indicates that no fault condition is present.
The LED lights green when the AC input voltage is within the limit.
If this LED is off, it indicates either there is no power or the AC input voltage is not within the limit.
5.7 Solution Configurations
The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 enclosures can be cabled in either a unified-mode configuration or in a split-mode configuration.
• In a unified-mode configuration the enclosure is connected to one host, for example, a server with a controller card. The enclosure can be one of up to four enclosures daisy-chained to a single port on the controller card in the host server. The enclosure can also be connected in a redundant path mode with two connections to single host server. Redundant path is recommended since it provides cable redundancy and better performance with automatic I/O load balancing. See Figure 9 and
Figure 10 for cabling diagrams of unified mode configurations.
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• In a split-mode configuration the enclosure is connected to either two host controllers or two ports on a single host controller. The enclosure can be connected to two different host servers in a split mode configuration. Each server sees the enclosure as an independent device with half of the total enclosure slot capacity. Table 10 lists the drives that are controlled by each enclosure management module
(EMM) in a split-mode configuration. See Figure 11 for a cabling diagram of a split-mode configuration.
The operating mode is selected using the enclosure mode switch on the front panel of the enclosure.
NOTE: The enclosure mode switch must be set to either unified mode or split mode before the enclosure is turned on. Changing the configuration mode after turning on the enclosure has no effect on the enclosure configuration until the enclosure is rebooted.
NOTE: Clustering is not supported on PowerVault™ MD1200 and PowerVault™ M1220 enclosures.
Figure 9. EMM Cabling Diagram in Unified Mode (Single Path)
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Figure 10. EMM Cabling Diagram in Unified Mode (Redundant Path) - RECOMMENDED
Figure 11. EMM Cabling Diagram in Split Mode
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Enclosure
Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200
Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1220
Table 11. Split Mode Configuration
EMM0
Drives 6 to 11
Drives 12 to 23
EMM1
Drives 0 to 5
Drives 0 to 11
5.8 Connecting the Enclosure
Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1200 enclosures standardize on the 6Gb/s (SAS 2.0) Mini-SAS cable (SFF 8088). The Mini-SAS cable is unique from the SAS cable used with the previous generation
Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1000 and MD1120 enclosures. See transition comparison in Figure 12.
Figure 12. Mini-SAS Cable Transition
• Connectors on both ends of the SAS cable are universally keyed. Either end of the cable can be connected to the EMM or the RAID controller.
• To remove the SAS cable, pull the pull-tab to release the cable from the connector on the EMM and the host system. See Figure 13.
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Figure 13. Connecting a Mini-SAS Cable
5.9 Field Replaceable Units (FRU)
Hot swap HDD and SSD, Power Supply Units (power supply/cooling fan modules), Enclosure
Management Modules (EMMs), Control Panel and Backplane are the primary field replaceable units on the Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220.
NOTE: For additional detailed instructions on installing and removing enclosure components, refer to the PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 Hardware Owner’s manual and Getting Started Guide at support.dell.com under manuals.
6 Environmental
6.1 Power Supply Specifications
The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 power supply is rated at 600 W. It operates on input voltages ranging from 100 – 240 V, auto-switching to the sensed line level.
• EMC classification is Light Industry
• FCC classification is Class A
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INPUT PARAMETER
Input Voltage Range
Input Frequency
Peak Inrush Current
Table 12. Power Supply Specifications
AC Characteristics
Power Factor over full AC input range
90 – 264 VAC
47 – 63 Hz
Requirement
55 A for 10ms or less, 25 A for 10-
150ms
0.9 @ output load > 90%
Minimum Efficiency measured 20%, 50% and 80% output load over full range of AC input and environmental conditions
Peak Output Power
Must Meet Climate Savers requirements:
Load Condition Efficiency
20% 87%
50% 90%
100% 87%
600 Watts
6.1.1 Thermal management
The cooling system for the enclosure is designed to allow all components (power supplies,
EMMs, HDDs, SSDs etc.) to meet their full operating specifications. There may be up to four fans in each power supply/fan module. This configuration provides N+1 fan redundancy, meaning that the enclosure can be sufficiently cooled for normal operation even if one fan fails.
Firmware shall continuously monitor the temperature sensors within the enclosure and take proper actions to throttle the fans in order to maintain optimal operating temperature.
6.1.2 Over-Temperature Shutdown
In order to prevent potential damage to the drives and subsequent loss of data, the power supply has the capability to shut itself down or be shut down by the EMM, through embedded firmware or host management software such as Dell™ Open Manage Storage Management, in the event of an over-temperature condition. When the power supply incorporates its internal thermal shutdown feature, it will automatically restart when the over temperature condition no longer exists. Hysteresis of at least 5 degrees is employed to prevent a frequent toggling on and off of the outputs.
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6.2 Environmental Specifications
Table 13. Environmental Specifications
Temperature
Operating
Storage
10° to 35°C (50° to 95°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 10°C per hour
Note: For altitudes above 2950 feet, the maximum operating temperature is de-rated 1°F/550 ft.
-40° to 65°C (-40° to 149°F) with a maximum temperature gradation of 20°C per hour
Relative Humidity
Operating
Storage
20% to 80% (non-condensing) with a maximum humidity gradation of 10% per hour
5% to 95% (non-condensing) with a maximum humidity gradation of 10% per hour
Maximum Vibration
Operating
Storage
Maximum Shock
Operating
0.25 G at 3 – 200 Hz for 15 min
0.5 at 3 – 200 Hz for 15 min
Storage
One shock pulse in the positive z axis (one pulse on each side of the system) of 31 G for 2.6 ms in the operational orientation
Six consecutively executed shock pulses in the positive and negative x, y, and z axes (one pulse on each side of the system) of 71 G for up to 2 ms
Altitude
Operating -16 to 3048 m (-50 to 10,000 ft)
Note: For altitudes above 2950 feet, the maximum operating temperature is de-rated 1°F/550 ft.
Storage
Airborne Contaminant Level
-16 to 10,600 m (-50 to 35,000 ft)
Class G2 or lower as defined by ISA-S71.04-1985
7 Rack Information
7.1 Overview
The chassis dimensions shall adhere to CEA
‐310‐E and Server System Infrastructure (SSI) specifications. Dimensional constraints of the chassis require that the chassis be 2U in height, and comply in width to fit a Dell™ rack. Drives are accessible from the front, while power supply/fan modules, backplane, and EMMs are accessible from the rear.
7.2 Rack Rail Kit
Provisions for a rack rail kit are incorporated into the chassis design. The chassis, front panel, and rack kit, when fully assembled together and placed in a rack, must be in compliance with DELL™ Rack
Design Guidelines Version 1.1. All critical envelope dimensions referenced in this document assume the inclusion of the rack kit and bezel. Both VersaRail and RapidRail kits are available.
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8 Additional Information
• Non-Dell drive lock-out – In order to ensure the highest quality products and best customer experience, the PERC H800 will not allow for non-Dell™ SAS HDDs or SSDs to be initialized or configured in a Dell™ PowerVault™ MD1200 or MD1220.
• Backward Compatibility (MD1200) - The PowerVault™ MD1200 does not provide backward compatible support for connecting to previous generation adapters (PERC 5/E or PERC 6/E) or daisy-chaining with previous generation enclosures (MD1000, MD1120, MD3000, MD3000i).
MD1200 does support a drive carrier that is common with the Dell™ 11 th
Generation PowerEdge™ servers. The previous generation PowerVault™ MD1000 carrier is not compatible with the
MD1200.
• Backward Compatibility (MD1220) - The PowerVault™ MD1220 does not provide backward compatible support for connecting to previous generation adapters (PERC 5/E or PERC 6/E) or daisy-chaining with previous generation enclosures (MD1000, MD1120, MD3000, MD3000i). The
MD1220 supports a drive carrier that is common with the Dell™ 11 th
Generation PowerEdge™ servers and the previous generation PowerVault™ MD1120.
• Enclosure Migration and Drive Format – The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 will not be supported behind Dell’s 3Gb/s PowerVault™ External RAID enclosures, MD3000 and MD3000i.
• Audible alarm – The PowerVault™ MD1200 and MD1220 support an audible alarm within the enclosure (must be enabled via OMSS / PERC H800).
• EMM blank – An EMM blank must be installed in EMM1 position if a second EMM is not installed.
This is required for proper airflow. In order to remove the EMM blank; you will need to remove
EMM0 to access a release latch (see Figure 14) for blank. This ensures the customer shuts down the enclosure before making any configuration changes that could but data at risk.
Figure 14. Latch
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