Storage system drive trays
The drive trays contain drives, power supplies, fans, and status LEDs. Each drive tray provides interfaces for connecting to controllers and other drive trays. The all-flash storage arrays have various fixed storage capacity configurations with FMD DC2 flash storage devices. To deliver consistent low latency host response times and highest IOP performance across all host connection ports, conventional HDDs are not included or configurable with all-flash arrays.
Flash module drive (FMD) tray
FMD with front panel bezel

Number |
Item |
Description |
1 |
POWER LED |
Green: Drive tray is powered on. |
2 |
READY LED |
Green: Drive tray is operational. |
3 |
LOCATE LED |
Amber:
|
4 |
Lock |
Locks and unlocks the front panel bezel by using the supplied key. |
FMD front panel without bezel

Number |
Item |
Description |
1, 2 |
ACT LED |
Green: Normal operation. |
Blink: Drive is being accessed. | ||
Slow blink:
Note: ACT indicator is only printed on some types of FMDs. | ||
ALM LED |
Red: Drive stopped due to a failure and can be replaced. Note: ACT indicator is only printed on some types of FMDs. | |
3 |
POWER, READY, and LOCATE LEDs |
Green: Drive tray is powered on. |
Green: Drive tray is operational. | ||
Amber:
| ||
4 | Flash module drives |
Twelve flash module drives. Slots are organized the following way: 9, 10, 11 6, 7, 8 3, 4, 5 0, 1, 2 |
FMD rear panel

Number |
Item |
Description |
1 |
ENC | N/A |
2 |
POWER LED |
Green: ENC is in the power-on state. |
3 |
LOCATE LED |
Amber:
|
4 |
ALARM LED |
Red: ENC can be replaced. |
5 |
PATH (IN) LED |
Blue: IN side port is linked up. |
6 |
PATH (IN) connector |
Connects to a controller or drive tray. |
7 |
PATH (OUT)LED |
Blue: OUT side port is linked up. |
8 |
PATH (OUT) connector |
Connect to a drive tray. |
9 |
Console |
This port is reserved. |
10 |
Receptacle |
Connects to the power cable provided with the storage system. |
11 | Three LEDS, top to bottom:
RDY LED AC IN LED ALM REPLACE LED |
Green: Power supply unit is operating normally. |
Green: Power supply unit is operating normally. | ||
Red: Power supply unit can be replaced. |