5887

IBM 5887 – EXP24S INTERNAL USE
Levko Fattori INTERNAL USE
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Update 06.09.2012

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New disk-only I/O drawer Model 1, 2 and 4 3
Enclosure Serial Number 4
Announcement Letter 5
Links to presentations with much more details 5
CCIN, FC, P/Ns 6
Front view, back view locations 7
Led indicators 10
The following SFF-2/Gen2 SAS drives 11
Mfg Specify Codes 12
SAS adapters/controllers that support the EXP24S 13
FC5901 – FC5278 CCIN 57B3 ( Cadet-E ) 13
FC5903 or FC5805 CCIN 574E ( Squib-E ) 14
FC5904, 5906, 5908 CCIN 572F and 575C (Knorr) 15
PCIe2 1.8 GB Cache RAID SAS Tri-port 6 Gb Adapter (FC 5913; CCIN 57B5) Cubic-r 16
Cable to EXP24S Drawer options 17
SAS cabling for the 5887 drawer 19
Different configurations
This book is only short collection and in some cases is easier to explain with the pictures.
It was done as much is possible.

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New disk-only I/O drawer:
The IBM5887 EXP24S is a high-density, high-performance SFF drive drawer, holding up to 24 SAS drives in
just 2U of 19-inch rack space. This is twice the number of drives compared to the currently offered #5886
EXP12S I/O drawer (#5886) and its twelve 3.5-inch drive capacity. The EXP24S can also be ordered in
mode 1, 2, or 4, providing additional configuration flexibility. In addition to 6 Gb SAS capability, the EXP24S
SFF drives provide significant energy savings compared to the EXP12S 3.5-inch
drives.
1 set 24 bays
AIX, IBM i, Linux, VIOS
All adapter/controllers
2 set 12 bays
AIX, Linux, VIOS
Not IBM i
All adapter/controllers
4 set 6 bays
AIX, Linux, VIOS
Not IBM i
Only #5901/5278 adapters
IBM i 6.1 or later (V6.1.1 or V7.1 Load Source is supported)
IBM5887 Modes are set by IBM Manufacturing
No option to reset after IBM ships is announced
Change only one part at one time!
The Mode setting is stored in the two RAID controllers and at the midplane.
The majority of mode informations overwrite the mode setting in the minority part.
The feature 5887 EXP24S can be ordered from the IBM Manufacturing plant in mode 1, mode 2, or mode 4.
In mode 1, the EXP24S is treated as one set of 24 bays. In mode 2, the EXP24S is treated as two sets of
12 bays. In mode 4, the EXP24S is treated as four sets of six bays. These options are also called zoning
modes.
IBM i supports mode 1.
AIX/Linux/VIOS supports modes 1, 2, and 4.
There is no process as of April 2011 to change the EXP24S mode once the drawer is shipped from IBM.

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The FC 5887 uses the following adapters and speeds
1. Mode 1
The FC 5887 box in Mode 1 will operate as a single set of 24 drives. All SAS connection on an
expander can see all the drives and the other SAS cable connections. Newly manufactured FC 5887
and ESMs will default to Mode 1. Also at manufacturing build time the ESMs can be set to mode 1.
When a drawer is set to mode 1 the backplane and both ESMs will know that they are in mode 1.
When an ESM card is replace in the field, the new ESM will match the mode of the other ESM and
backplane before becoming active. See section 3.2 for supported configurations. Because of the must
operate with older 3G integrated SAS adapter the port expanders will use subtractive decoding for
drive assignments when the connection is through the T1 connectors.
2. Mode 2
The FC 5887 box will use zoning to support a Split backplane mode 2 that logically breaks the box in
to two groups of 12 drives each. In this mode the adapters on ESM connectors T3 will see the first
12 drives and the adapters on connector T2 will see the last 12 drives. Also the ESMs will report
different SES WWIDs to adapter on the two connectors (see section 5.2.10). The adapter(s) on
connector T3 will see one SAS WWID and the adapter on Connector T2 will see a different SAS
WWID for the SES device. Only the SES device WWIDs will be different all other WWIDs will be
the same. The adapters on the T3 connectors cannot see the adapters on the T2 connectors. The
PHYs to connector T1 will respond to SES and STP commands but all drives will be zoned out on this
connector. At manufacturing build time the ESMs will be set to mode 2. When a drawer is set to
mode 2 the backplane and both ESMs will know that they are in mode 2. When an ESM card is
replace in the field, the new ESM will match the mode of the other ESM and backplane before
becoming active. See section 3.3 for supported configurations.
3. Mode 4
The FC 5887 box will use zoning to support a Split backplane mode 4 that logically breaks the box in
to four groups of 6 drives each. In this mode the adapter on ESM connectors T3 phys 0 and 1 will see
the first six drives, the adapter on ESM connectors T3 phys 2 and 3 will see drives 7 through 12, the
adapter on ESM connectors T2 phys 0 and 1 will see drives 13 through 18, and the adapter on
connector T2 phys 2 and 3 will see the last 6 drives. Also the ESMs will report different SES
WWIDs to each adapter . Only the SES device WWIDs will be different all other WWIDs will be
the same. The adapter in one zone cannot see the adapters on the other zones. The PHYs to
connector T1 will respond to SES and STP commands but all drives will be zoned out on this
connector. At manufacturing build time the ESMs will be set to mode 4. When a drawer is set to
mode 4 the backplane and both ESMs will know that they are in mode 4. When an ESM card is
replace in the field, the new ESM will match the mode of the other ESM and backplane before
becoming active.
Note: Changing the mode is not currently supported in the field.
Enclosure Serial Number ( Repair one component at a time )
Enclosure serial number is stored on the mid-plane assembly and in each ESM. If the midplane is replaced,
follow the documented procedures to ensure the serial number is kept for the enclosure.
A new mid-plane has the serial number as a default if ASCII zeros or blanks.
If the Serial number on the mid-plane is default value, then the ESMs compare their values for the
enclosure serial number.
If the ESM serial numbers match each other, this number will be written to the mid-plane enclosure serial
number location.
If the ESM serial numbers do not match each other, amber LEDs will turn on ESMs along with the
enclosures front fault Identify/Attention LED. No SAS operations are allowed.

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If the enclosure serial number value in the mid-plane is not default value, it is assumed to be the correct
value and this value will be written to the ESMs if it does not match the current ESM values for the
enclosure serial number
Additional Information can be found in announcement letter IBM United States Hardware Announcement
111-065 April 12, 2011 :
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=ca&infotype=an&appname=iSource&supplier=897&letternum=ENUS111-065
IBM SAS Drawers and Adapters Deep Dives
This presentation is a technical deep dive covering the IBM Power Systems EXP24S IO Drawer and
various SAS adapter and SAS cabling options.
PCIe2 Dual-Port 6GB RAID SAS Adapter Feature Codes ESA1/ESA2
IBM #5887 EXP24S SFF Gen2-bay Drawer
http://w3-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/PRS4570

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Description CCIN FC P/N
2.5 inch 177 GB SAS Solid-state drive SSD AIX/LINUX 58B4 1793 74Y5296
2.5 inch 177 GB SAS Solid-state drive SSD IBMi 58B4 1794 74Y5296
2.5 inch 387 GB SAS Solid-state drive SSD AIX/LINUX 58B9 ES0C 74Y9526
2.5 inch 387 GB SAS Solid-state drive SSD IBMi 58B9 ES0D 74Y9526
139 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, IBM® i 19B0 1947 46K4804
283 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, IBM i 19B1 1948 74Y6497
146 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, AIX® and Linux 19B0 1917 46K4806
300 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, AIX and Linux 19B1 1953 74Y6498
300 GB small form factor SAS 10 K, AIX and Linux 19B7 1952 46K4812
600 GB small form factor SAS 10 K, AIX and Linux 19B3 1964 74Y4901
1.5 meter SAS YO cable (5887 in Mode 1 connected to a single I/O adapter) 3691 44V4157
3 meter SAS YO cable (5887 in Mode 1 connected to a single I/O adapter) 3692 44V4158
1.5 meter SAS YI cable 3683 44V4161
3 meter SAS YI cable 3687 44V4162
3 meter SAS X cable (5887 in Mode 2 or 4 connected to dual SAS adapters) 3661 44V4154
0.6-meter SAS AA cable 5818 00J0094
3-meter SAS AA cable 3681 44V8231
6-meter SAS YI cable 3686 44V8230
LP Dual - x4 SAS Adapter 57B3 5901
5278
44V4852
PCIe Dual - x4 3 Gb SAS RAID Adapter 574E 5903
5805
46K4735
Feature 5904 indicates no blind swap cassette.
Feature 5906 indicates a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette
Feature 5908 indicates a gen-3 blind swap cassette NOTE 1
572F
575C
5904
5906
5908
44V8622
44V7627
42R4008
PCIe2 1.8 GB Cache RAID SAS Tri-port 6 Gb Adapter 57B5 5913 00J0596
Description Code Name CCIN FC P/N
Note: ES0C/ES0D = same hardware, same CCIN (58B9)

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Front view, back view, locations, addresses

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Failing item name Physical location code Identify LED Failing item
removal and
replacement
procedures
System unit Un
ESM
Event Services Manager
(ESM) A
Un-P1-C1 Yes See Removing and
installing an
enclosure services
manager.
ESM B Un-P1-C2 Yes
ESM A connector Un-P1-C1-T1
ESM B connector Un-P1-C2-T1
Power supplies
Power supply Un-P1-E1 Yes See Removing and
installing a power
supply.
Power supply Un-P1-E2 Yes
Midplane
Midplane Un-P1 Yes See Removing and
installing a
midplane.
Device physical locations
Disk drive 1 Un-P1-D1 Yes See Removing and
installing a disk
drive.
Disk drive 2 Un-P1-D2 Yes

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Physical location code Unit address
Un-P1-D1 0x0000FF
Un-P1-D2 0x0100FF
Un-P1-D3 0x0200FF
Un-P1-D4 0x0300FF
Un-P1-D5 0x0400FF
Un-P1-D6 0x0500FF
Un-P1-D7 0x0600FF
Un-P1-D8 0x0700FF
Un-P1-D9 0x0800FF
Un-P1-D10 0x0900FF
Un-P1-D11 0x0A00FF
Un-P1-D12 0x0B00FF
Un-P1-D13 0x0C00FF
Un-P1-D14 0x0D00FF
Un-P1-D15 0x0E00FF
Un-P1-D16 0x0F00FF
Un-P1-D17 0x1000FF
Un-P1-D18 0x1100FF
Un-P1-D19 0x1200FF
Un-P1-D20 0x1300FF
Un-P1-D21 0x1400FF
Un-P1-D22 0x1500FF
Un-P1-D23 0x1600FF
Un-P1-D24 0x1700FF

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Led indicators
Enclosure Services Manager Locations (Rear)
The enclosure contains nine LED indicators.
Six link status (green) LEDs, a power (green) LED, a status/fault (amber) LED, and a locate (blue) LED (Not
used on this unit). The link status LEDs are arranged near the SAS connectors and the remaining three LEDs
are between the Ethernet connector and the two upstream SAS connectors as shown in Figure 3. This image
also shows the locations for the rear connectors.
Note: The RS232 and Enet ports are Not functional ports.
Figure 3. No Ethernet
The power supplies contain four LED indicators. AC Good (green), DC Good (green), Alert (amber) and Not
used on this model (blue). One does not need to wait for it to be "On" to remove the power supply for
service.
Note: Blue is not used in P/I applications.
These LEDs are configured as shown in Figure 4
Figure 4. Power Supply LED Indicators
There are three SAS 4x mini ports on each ESM. The T1 port has a different key than the T2 and
T3 ports. T1 connector is used when connecting from a System CEC SAS port. T2 and T3 connectors
are used when connecting from an IOA.
The ethernet port will not be used in the FC5887. It may have a plug in it.
The connector with the wrench is used for lab debug; it will not be used in the field.
LEDs for the ports.
• They will indicate the status of two lanes within the 4x SAS connector.
• If either of the links within the specified 2x are up (linked) then the LED is turned on solid. Otherwise it
is off
• YO or YI cables plugged into the connector will only illuminate one link LED.
• X cables plugged into will illuminate both link LEDs.

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The following SFF-2/Gen2 SAS drives can be used in the EXP24S:
• HDD (hard disk drive)
– 10k RPM 283/300 GB (#1956, #1925, #1844, #1869)
– 10k RPM 571/600 GB (#1962, #1964, #1817, #1818)
– 15k RRM 139/146 GB (#1947, #1917, #1868, #1866)
CCIN Part number Description
58B4 74Y5296 2.5 inch 177 GB SAS Solid-state drive
58B9 74Y9526 2.5 inch 387 GB SAS SSD
19B0 46K4804 139 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, IBM® i
19B1 74Y6497 283 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, IBM i
19B0 46K4806 146 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, AIX® and Linux
19B1 74Y6498 300 GB small form factor SAS 15 K, AIX and Linux
19B7 46K4812 300 GB small form factor SAS 10 K, AIX and Linux
19B3 74Y4901 600 GB small form factor SAS 10 K, AIX and Linux
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/powersys/v3r1m5/index.jsp?topic=/p7ecs/5887parts.htm
Note: ES0C/ES0D = same hardware, same CCIN (58B9)

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Ordering EXP24S - Mfg Specify Codes
_ To communicate to IBM Manufacturing exactly what should be built, the
following no-charge specify codes should be included with EXP24S orders
…. One per EXP24S
Specify Mode Adapter/Controller Cable to Drawer Environment
#9359 Mode 1 One #5901/5278 1 YO cable AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9360 Mode 1 Pair #5901/5278 2 YO cables AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9361 Mode 2 Two #5901/5278 2 YO cables AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9365 Mode 4 Four #5901/5278 2 X cables AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9366 Mode 2 Two pair #5901/5278 2 X cables AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9367 Mode 1 Pair #5903/5805 2 YO cables AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS
#9368 Mode 2 Two pair 5903/5805 2 X cables AIX/Linux/VIOS
#9382 Mode 1 One #5904/06/08 1 YO cable AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS
#9383 Mode 1 Pair #5904/06/08 2 YO cables AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS
#9384 Mode 1 CEC SAS port 1 YI cable AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS

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The SAS adapters/controllers that support the EXP24S are:
PCIe Dual-x4 SAS Adapter 3 Gb (#5901, #5278)
PCIe 380 MB Cache SAS RAID Adapter 3 Gb (#5903, #5805)
PCI-X 1.5 GB Cache SAS RAID Adapter 3 Gb (#5904, #5906, #5908)
PCIe2 1.8 GB Cache RAID SAS Tri-port 6 Gb Adapter (FC 5913; CCIN 57B5)
PCIe Dual – X4 Adapter FC5901 – FC5278 CCIN 57B3 ( Cadet-E )
FC5901 is full-height adapter
FC5278 is low profile adapter
The FC 5278 (PCIe LP Dual - x4 SAS adapter) is the low-profile adapter same as the FC 5901, which is the
full-height adapter. The names of the two adapters are:
Newest PN Oldest PN
46K5840 46K5868 46K4732 44V8580 44V4852

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PCIe Dual - x4 3 Gb SAS RAID Adapter FC5903 or FC5805 CCIN 574E ( Squib-E )
Maximum of eight SSD in single (logical) drawer configurations
The 5903 supports SAS small form factor (SFF) disk drives
Newest PN Oldest PN
74Y6511 46K4735

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PCI-X DDR 1.5 GB cache SAS RAID Adapter FC5904, 5906, 5908 CCIN 572F and
575C (Knorr)
Mode 1 configurations only
Port T3 does not support any device attachment. T3 is only used in dual controller I/O configurations for
adapter to adapter communication.
Feature 5904, 5906, and 5908 are all feature codes representing the same PCI-X DDR 1.5 GB cache SAS
RAID Adapter. Different feature codes indicate if a blind swap cassette is used and its type:
 Feature 5904 indicates no blind swap cassette. The feature is used in enclosures that do not use
blind swap cassettes.
 Feature 5906 indicates a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette. The feature is used in the 5797 and 5798
enclosures.
 Feature 5908 indicates a gen-3 blind swap cassette. This feature is used in the 5790, 5796, and
9117-MMA enclosures.
Adapter FRU number
44V8622 (Adapter only) (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.)
44V7627 (Adapter in a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette)
42R4008 (Adapter in a gen-3 blind swap cassette) INCORRECT P/N ( SEE NOTE 1 )
Battery FRU number
42R3965 or 74Y5665 (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.)

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NOTE 1
The P/N42R4008 (Adapter in a gen-3 blind swap cassette)
IS ONLY THE BLIND SWAP CASSETTE. There is no card in it.
I verified the P/N in infocenter and it is written:
42R4008 (Adapter in a gen-3 blind swap cassette)
AS LONG AS IT WILL NOT BE FIXED, I would suggest in a case of
Nead to order ADPATER and BLIND SWAP CASSET ( Gen-3):
P/N44V8622 (Adapter only) substitute to P/N74Y7210
P/N42R4008 BLIND SWAP CASSETTE gen-3.
Much more about you can read in
PCI-X DDR 1.5 GB cache SAS RAID Adapter (FC 5904, 5906, 5908; CCIN 572F and 575C)
Newest PN Oldest PN
74Y7210 44V8622

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PCIe2 1.8 GB Cache RAID SAS Tri-port 6 Gb Adapter (FC 5913 CCIN 57B5) Cubic-r
FC 5913 CCIN 57B5 PCIe2 1.8 GB Cache RAID SAS Tri-port 6 Gb Adapter 00J0596
Newest PN Oldest PN
00E6231 00J0596
See A Record number: H204006
POSSIBLE SYMPTOMS:
-SRC BA180020 B7006971 B6006973 57B59076
-SRN 2D209076
-Occupied status shown PCI-E slot in HMC partition I/O
properties.
-Operating System showing Empty PCI-E slot where the SAS adapter
is installed.
-The other 57B5 SAS adapter will log an error indicating that it
is missing its partner: 9076, 06678600, ERRID_VRSAS_LINK_NO_IOA
v6r1m1 MF55903
v7r1m0 MF55904
PTF Group ID for i 6.1: SF99605 - Hardware and Related PTFs
PTF Group ID for i 7.1: SF99705 - Hardware and Related PTFs

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Cable to EXP24S Drawer options:
X cables for #5901, #5278, #5903, #5805, #5904, #5906, and #5908 (3 Gb): 3 m (#3661), 6 m (#3662),
15 m (#3663)
3661 3-meter SAS X cable 44V4154
YO cables for #5901, #5278, #5903, #5805, #5904, #5906, #5908 (3 Gb): 1.5m (#3691), 3 m (#3692), 6
m (#3693), 15 m (#3694)
3691 1.5-meter SAS Y0 cable 44V4157
3692 3-meter SAS Y0 cable 44V4158
YI cables for system unit SAS port (3 Gb): 1.5 m (#3686) or 3 m (#3687)
3686 1.5-meter SAS YI cable 44V4161
3687 3-meter SAS YI cable 44V4162
AA cable ( 3Gb) 0,6M (#5818) 3 m (#3681) or 6 m (#3682)
5818 0.6-meter SAS AA cable 00J0094
3681 3-meter SAS AA cable 44V8231
3686 6-meter SAS YI cable 44V8230

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Cabling planning information in IBM Hardware Information Center. Go to:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/powersys/v3r1m5/index.jsp
SAS 6x AA cable 1.5 m (4.9 ft) 74Y9029 5917
3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9030 5915
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9031 5916
SAS 6x AT cable 0.6 m (1.9 ft) 74Y9035 3689
SAS 6x YO cable 1.5 m (4.9 ft) 74Y9036 3450
3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9037 3451
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9038 3452
10 m (32.8 ft) 74Y9039 3453
15 m (49.2 ft) 74Y9040 3457
SAS 6x X cable 3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9041 3454
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9042 3455
10 m (32.8 ft) 74Y9043 3456
15 m (49.2 ft) 74Y9044 3458
SAS 4x AI cable 1 m (3.2 ft) 44V4041 3679
SAS 4x AE cable 3 m (9.8 ft) 44V4163 3684
6 m (19.6 ft) 44V4164 3685
SAS 4x AT cable 0.6 m (1.9 ft) 44V5132 3688
SAS 4x EE cable 1 m (3.2 ft) 44V4147 3652
3 m (9.8 ft) 44V4148 3653
6 m (19.6 ft) 44V4149 3654
HD SAS 4x AT cable 0.6 m (1.9 ft) 74Y6260 3689
HD SAS AA cable 0.6 m (1.9 ft) 00J0094 5918
1.5 m (4.9 ft) 74Y9029 5917
3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9030 5915
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9031 5916
HD SAS X cable 3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9041 3454
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9042 3455
10 m (32.8 ft) 74Y9043 3456
HD SAS YO cable 1.5 m (4.9 ft) 74Y9036 3450
3 m (9.8 ft) 74Y9037 3451
6 m (19.6 ft) 74Y9038 3452
10 m (32.8 ft) 74Y9039 3453
SAS cabling for the 5887 drawer
Learn about the different serial-attached SCSI (SAS) cabling configurations available for the 5887
drawer and mixed configurations of the 5886 and 5887 drawers.
 SAS adaptor (FC 5901) to the 5887
 SAS adaptor (FC 5805 and FC 5903) to the 5887
 SAS adaptor (FC 5904, FC 5906, and FC 5908) to the 5887
 SAS adapter (FC 5913) to the 5887
 SAS adapters with high density (HD) connectors

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#9359 Mode 1 One #5901/5278 1 YO cable AIX/Linux/VIOS

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#9360 Mode 1 Pair #5901/5278 2 YO cables AIX/Linux/VIOS

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#9367 Mode 1 Pair #5903/5805 2 YO cables AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/powersys/v3r1m5/index.jsp?topic=/p7hcd/fc5903.htm
SAS adaptor (FC 5805 and FC 5903) to the 5887
Cables must be to same pair:
C1-T3 & C2-T3 for first SAS Adapter ( Both adapters must be connected to same port – Either T1 – T0 )
C1-T2 & C2-T2 for second SAS adapter ( Both adapters must be connected to same port – Either T1 – T0 )
The long end (0.5 m) of the YO cable must be connected to the left side of the drawer (as viewed from the
rear) and the short end (0.25 m) must be connected to the right side of drawer (as viewed from the rear).

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#9382 Mode 1 One #5904/06/08 1 YO cable AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS

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#9383 Mode 1 Pair #5904/06/08 2 YO cables AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS

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#9384 Mode 1 CEC SAS port 1 YI cable AIX/IBM i/Linux/VIOS

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On this system are two partitions BFMDBDV1 and BFMDBDV2
BFMDBDV1 contains a :
DISK EXPANSION UNIT 5887-001 G1-9P01V with 18 DASDs
DISK EXPANSION UNIT 5887-001 G1-9P016 with 18 DASDs
SYSTEM EXPANSION UNIT 5877-001 9K-8B674 which owned a FC5913 – CCIN57B5 at
Position C1 and C4. In additional is shared between partitions a FC5901 –
CCIN57B3 for TS3200 at position C3.
BFMDBDV2 contains a :
DISK EXPANSION UNIT 5887-001 G1-87003 with 18 DASDs
DISK EXPANSION UNIT 5887-001 G1-9P025 with 18 DASDs
SYSTEM EXPANSION UNIT 5877-001 9K-8B674 which owned a FC5913 – CCIN57B5 at
Position C2 and C5. In additional is shared between partitions a FC5901 –
CCIN57B3 for TS3200 at position C3.

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Tiller CCIN: 572F Vathmal CCIN: 575C
Adapter FRU number
44V8622 sub to 74Y7210 (Adapter only) (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.)
44V7627 sub to 074Y5178 (Adapter in a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette)
Battery FRU number
42R3965 or 74Y5665 (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.)
Feature 5904, 5906, and 5908 are all feature codes representing the same PCI-X DDR
1.5 GB cache SAS RAID Adapter. Different feature codes indicate if a blind swap
cassette is used and its type:
 Feature 5904 indicates no blind swap cassette. The feature is used in
enclosures that do not use blind swap cassettes.
 Feature 5906 indicates a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette. The feature is used in
the 5797 and 5798 enclosures.
 Feature 5908 indicates a gen-3 blind swap cassette. This feature is used in the
5790, 5796, and 9117-MMA enclosures.

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INTERESTING 80861,130,702 and a lot of others calls.
IBM/8205/E6B 06D9D2P
SYMPTOM : 5770 SRC575C8130
FRU 1 PN / Procedure: PRIMIOA SN:
Fault Indicator Activated (Y/N):
Location:
Previous Local Problem ID:
Previous External Problem ID:
Previous Replace Date:
FRU 2 PN / Procedure: 74Y7207 SN: <- UNKNOWN P/N in CPPSIMS
Location:
FRU 3 PN / Procedure: BACKPLN SN:
Location:
FRU Data:
PART FRU MODULE FRU MESSAGE FRU
MCH TYPE PART NUM PROB MOD ID MOD PROB MSG ID MSG PROB
8205 PRIMIOA 0
8205 74Y7207 0 <- UNKNOWN P/N in CPPSIMS
8205 BACKPLN 0
FROM IQYYLOG PASER
| 00000190 C0000021 10284D00 5052494D 494F4100 ...!.(M.PRIMIOA. |
| 000001A0 60284D50 362E3030 312E3036 33313239 `(MP6.001.063129 |
| 000001B0 2D433220 20202020 20202020 20202020 -C2 |
| 000001C0 20202020 20202020 20202020 20202020 |
| 000001D0 20202020 20202020 20202020 20200000 .. |
| 000001E0 37345937 32303700 10284D00 4241434B 74Y7207..(M.BACK |
| 000001F0 504C4E00 4548009C 38323035 2D453642 PLN.EH..8205-E6B |
| 00000200 30364439 00000000 56375231 4D302020 06D9....V7R1M0 |
From my point of view is somehow misleading above data
Found in PSB
Part Number.................44V4579
FRU Number..................74Y7207
Serial Number...............YL10D0356009
Manufacture ID..............000D
EC Level....................0
ROM Level.(alterable).......04210029
Customer Card ID Number.....572F
572F
PD
Level
1z 2z 3z 3.1 4z 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9
CwH 42R4770 *42R7260 *44V3014 *44V4267 *44V4578 *44V5193 *44V7621 *44V8622 *46K4734 *74Y7207 74Y7207 *74Y7849
Card 42R4776 42R7261 *44V3015 44V3015 *44V4579 44V4579 *74Y7489 74Y7489
FRU
Kit
x x x x x x x x x x 46K6114 *74Y7210 74Y7210

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It is not possible to order one or another not in CPPSIMS
Part Number.................44V4579
FRU Number..................74Y7207 or for instance 74Y7489
HSM - Display Hardware Resources
CMB09 575C-001 YL13D1238057 0000074Y8749 C5 Storage Controller
DC07 575C-001 YL13D1238057 0000074Y8749 C5 Storage Controller
CMB12 572F-001 YL13D1265049 0000074Y8749 C4 Storage Controller
DC10 572F-001 YL13D1265049 0000074Y8749 C4 Storage Controller
P/N44V8622 (Adapter only) (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.), Sub to
P/N74Y7210
FC 5904 indicates no blind swap cassette. The feature is used in enclosures that do not use blind
swap cassettes. P/N46K6114 substitute to P/N74Y7210
S Machine Model Feature Sales Item Product Description
8203 E4A 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
8204 E8A 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
8233 E8B 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
8261 E4S 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
9117 MMA 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
9119 FHA 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
9405 520 5904 CACHE RAID CTRL LONG
S Partnumber Part name D PPU MFQ T Ins. Date Rsn Extr. Date Rsn
_ 0000001R1473 I/O BRACKT N 1 1 2009-05-22 FID
_ 0000074Y5665 BATTERY N 1 1 2010-06-08 SUB
_ 0000074Y7210 SAS RAID N 1 1 2010-09-21 SUB
44V8622 sub to 74Y7210 (Adapter only) (Designed to comply with RoHS requirement.)
Feature 5906 indicates a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette. The feature is used in the 5797 and 5798
enclosures. 9119-FHA, 5797 (24 inch I/O Enclosure) and 5798 (24 inch I/O Enclosure)
P/N74Y5178
_ 9119 FHA 5906 CACHE RAID CTL
_ 9119 FHB 5906 CACHE RAID CTL
S Partnumber Part name D PPU MFQ T Ins. Date Rsn Extr. Date Rsn
_ 0000074Y5169 GEN2.5 DW N 1 1 2010-07-30 SUB
_ 0000074Y5175 GEN2.5 KIT N 1 1 2010-06-22 ADD
_ 0000074Y5178 SASCTL CST N 1 1 2010-07-30 SUB
_ 0000074Y5665 BATTERY N 1 1 2010-06-08 SUB
_ 0000074Y7210 SAS RAID N 1 1 2010-09-21 SUB
44V7627 sub to 074Y5178 (Adapter in a gen-2.5 blind swap cassette)
Feature 5908 indicates a gen-3 blind swap cassette. This feature is used in the 5790 and 5796
enclosures .
_ 1913 001 5908 1.86GHZ PROCESSOR
_ 7314 G30 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8202 E4B 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8202 E4C 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8203 E4A 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8204 E8A 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8205 E6C 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 8234 EMA 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET

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_ 8261 E4S 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9117 MMA 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9117 MMB 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9117 MMC 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9119 FHA 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9179 MHB 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9179 MHC 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
_ 9405 520 5908 SAS RAID GEN3 CASSET
S Partnumber Part name D PPU MFQ T Ins. Date Rsn
_ 0000001R1473 I/O BRACKT N 1 1 2010-09-17 FID
_ 0000042R4007 BSW WFILLR N 2 1 2010-09-17 FID
_ 0000074Y5665 BATTERY N 1 1 2010-09-17 FID
_ 0000074Y5856 GEN3 DW CT N 1 1 2011-03-18 SUB
_ 0000074Y7210 SAS RAID N 1 1 2010-09-21 SUB
Placing a PCI adapter in a double-wide, generation 2.5 cassette
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/powersys/v3r1m5/index.jsp?topic=/iphak/iphakPlaceGen2dwPCI.htm
Placing a PCI adapter in a double-wide, generation 3 cassette
Record number: H122307
Abstract: 9119-FHA DOUBLE-WIDE BLIND SWAP CASSETTES
The WCII team has added some video clips to assist with seating
these adapters on the WCII Predefined web site:
- go to the web site and choose Power_Systems 9119-FHA
- select the "Reference" radio button
- in the pull down click on the 5906 option
http://w3.rchland.ibm.com/afs/rchland.ibm.com/usr5/cuii/WWW/pdf/cuii_taskdocs/wcii_pseries/9119/fc5906/task_in
stall_fc5906_bc.html

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In a case You will found some mistake, please let me inform.
In a case You would like to add something, please send to me and I will update this book.
Levko Fattori
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