IbaDeskline SAS Industrial Computer

The layout of other interfaces is consistent with the standard version

Internal Structure

Power supply unit: The standard system is equipped with a 400W power supply; RAID system equipped with dual redundant 500W power supply

Expansion slot:

IbaDeskline SAS: 1 PCIe x16 (for RAID controller), 5 PCIe slots (for iba measurement card)

IbaDeskline SAS PCI: 1 PCIe x16 (for RAID controller), 1 PCIe x4 (for dedicated graphics card), 5 PCI slots (for iba measurement card)

Hard disk controller: supports SAS hard disk and RAID configuration

Internal USB port: used for installing IBA software authorization encryption dongle

Cooling system: equipped with a 12 cm diameter fan to ensure system cooling

Error monitoring and diagnostic function

IbaDeskline SAS provides specialized error monitoring functionality, enabling real-time monitoring of system temperature and power status through optional ibaOut Test and ibaOut State cards.

ibaOut Temp Temperature and Power Monitoring Card

This card provides two relay outputs, one for indicating temperature status and the other for indicating power status, and is equipped with dual color LED indicator lights:

LED status description

TEMP green temperature is normal

Red overtemperature alarm

POWER green power supply is normal

Red power supply error (in redundant power supply systems, it indicates that one of the power sources is faulty)

Relay output status table:

Status switch POWER switch TEMP

Power off or power incorrect closure and disconnection

Power supply is normal, temperature is normal. Disconnect

The power supply is normal, and it will open and close due to overheating

ibaOut State Monitoring Card

This card provides 6-pin connector output, which can indicate different combinations of power status and temperature status respectively, and supports load capacity up to 220 V DC.

Compatibility note: For older models (only providing a single relay output), the two outputs of ibaOut Temp can be used in parallel to achieve compatibility with the old system.

Installation and Initial Startup

Requirements for installation location

Smooth and non slip installation surface (desktop or rack)

An impact free, dust-free, and dry environment

Reserve at least 150mm of spacing at the rear to ensure cable bending radius and air circulation

Ensure sufficient air circulation space

Connection and Startup Process

Connect the device to a grounded power outlet using a power cord

Connect all peripheral cables (monitor, keyboard, mouse, network, measurement interface, etc.)

Turn on the power switch at the back of the device

Press the power button on the front panel or top

The system automatically starts the Windows operating system

Launch the required IBA software application

Installation of measurement board and expansion card

Safety Preparation Before Installation

Before opening the chassis for any internal operations, it is necessary to:

Shut down the operating system and devices

Unplug the power plug and disconnect the power connection

Waiting for the components to cool down

Take electrostatic protection measures

Backup important data

Steps to Open the Computer Case

Loosen the two screws securing the side panel at the rear of the chassis

Gently push the side panel backwards

Tilt the side panel and lift it up

Installation instructions for dedicated graphics card

For ibaDeskline SAS PCI models, if additional displays need to be connected, a dedicated graphics card (iba order number 43.900.511) needs to be installed:

Chipset: NVIDIA Quadro, supporting nView multi display technology

Bus interface: PCI Express x1 (only supports this interface version)

Power consumption: 21 W

Monitor port: DMS-59, comes with DVI/VGA adapter cable

Installation location: Reserved PCI Express x4 slot (slot 3)

Maintenance and fault recovery

Replacement of redundant power modules

If the green indicator light of the power module goes out or the buzzer sounds an alarm during operation, the module needs to be replaced:

Loosen the fastening screws securing the power module

Pull out the faulty power module

Insert a new module of the same model

Tighten the fixing screws

Note: This operation is only allowed to be performed by qualified professionals during equipment operation.

RAID System Hard Disk Replacement and Recovery

When a hard drive in a RAID system fails, the system will emit a beep sound. The recovery process is as follows:

Start the maxView Storage Manager (or Adaptec Storage Manager) program

Login (username: administrator, password: xadmin)

Identify faulty hard drives (not displayed or marked as faulty in the program interface)

Use the 'Locate' function to locate available hard drives (whose drive enclosures will flash)

Physical replacement of faulty hard drive

Initialize a new hard drive (click "Initialize")

Configure a global hot spare (click on "Spare Management" and select "Global")

Confirm the configuration, and the system will automatically start the reconstruction process

View the reconstruction progress in the "Tasks" interface

Important note: After replacing the hard drive, the RAID system will not automatically recover and the rebuild process must be manually triggered through the Storage Manager.