HP manual Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel Adapter, Connecting Storage

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Autodesk Stone Direct uses hardware RAID to provide high performance, reliability, and protection against data loss.

The following table outlines the drive sizes and maximum number of enclosures supported by each model of Autodesk Stone Direct XR-series storage arrays.

Storage model

Max number of XE enclosures per

Disk size

 

XR enclosure

 

XR 5402

4

146GB

XR 5412

4

146 GB or 300 GB

XR 6412

7

300 GB or 450 GB

XR 6500

7

450 GB

XR 6500 and XR 6412 arrays require a single XR RAID enclosure for 2-loop or 4-loop hardware RAID storage configurations .

XR 5412 and XR 5402 arrays require a single XR RAID enclosure for 2-loop configurations, or two RAID enclosures for 4-loop configurations.

These configurations may include additional XE expansion enclosures, up to the maximum number supported. You can increase storage capacity by adding disk arrays.

A number of Stone Direct configurations will ensure optimal playback of the most demanding formats.

Storage Configuration

Loops

Expected Peformance

Stone Direct XR

One 2-loop connection

■ One stream SD/HD 10-bit (32 chan-

 

 

nel/8-bits per channel audio), or

Stone Direct XR plus Stone Direct

Two 2-loop connections (if permitted by

XE

chassis)

 

– or –

 

One 2-loop connection

One stream 2K 12-bit unpacked (8 channel/8-bits per channel audio)

Two streams SD/HD 10-bit (32 chan- nel/8-bits per channel audio), or

One stream 2K 12-bit unpacked (8 channel/8-bits per channel audio)

2 x Stone Direct XR

Two 2-loop connections (one per enclos-

 

ure)

Two streams SD/HD 10-bit (32 chan- nel/8-bits per channel audio), or

One stream 2K 12-bit unpacked (8 channel/8-bits per channel audio)

Connecting the HP Z800 ATTO Fibre Channel Adapter

On HP Z800 workstations or Lustre Media Servers, connections to media storage are made using the ATTO Celerity FC84-EN fibre channel adapter, located in slot five (top to bottom).

NOTE If you need more storage connections, you can also have your HP Z800 workstation configured with a second ATTO fibre channel adapter in slot 1, instead of the GigE adapter.

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Contents HP Z800 Workstation Hardware Setup Guide Trademarks Contents Iv Contents Setting Up Video HardwareAbout This Guide IntroductionRelated Documentation Introduction Notation ConventionsContacting Customer Support Convention ExampleGetting Started General WorkflowGetting Started Workstation Typical Configuration Overview for Autodesk Lustre Control Surface Lustre Master WorkstationHardware Configuration Guidelines Hardware Configuration GuidelinesPower and Air Conditioning Requirements Memory Requirements120V 240V Rack Mount RequirementsComponent Quantity Startup Amps Cont. Amps Watts Unit Conversion ExampleReceiving Your Shipment Avoiding Damage from Static ElectricityGrounding Audio Hardware Components Avoiding Damage from Static ElectricityPage Connecting Peripherals Workflow for Connecting PeripheralsConnections Overview Connecting the Graphics MonitorConnecting Peripherals To connect the monitorConnecting the Graphics Monitor Calibration Device Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and TabletConnecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet Visual Effects and Finishing Workstation To enable the Eye-One calibration utility driverNetwork Connections Connect the built-in GigE port as followsLustre Workstation Connecting the Autodesk Control SurfaceLustre Workstation Connect the GigE adapter as followsHP Z800 Workstation Connecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre WorkstationTo connect the Autodesk Control Surface Connecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre Workstation To connect the Slave RendererPage Video Hardware Components Setting UpVideo Hardware4Included Components Wiring Your Video Components Setting Up Video HardwareSetting Up VTR Emulation Setting Up VTR EmulationTo configure hardware for VTR emulation To wire the audio subsystem SettingUpAudioHardware5Audio Wiring Workflow About AudioSetting Up Audio Hardware Audio WiringAudio Hardware Components Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 ConverterTo reset all settings to their factory defaults Adjusting Lucid ADA 88192 Converter SettingsTo navigate menus and adjust settings Do thisLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote Control Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote ControlLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Local Control Menu Menu Item CommentKeyword Setting AJAConnecting Media Storage Connecting StorageOverview Connecting Storage Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel AdapterStorage Configuration Loops Expected Peformance Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel Adapter Connecting Storage Enclosures XR 6500 Wiring DiagramsConnecting Storage Enclosures Single XR 6500 RAID enclosure, 4 loopsXR 6412 Wiring Diagrams Single XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 2 loopsSingle XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 4 loops XR 5402 and XR 5412 Wiring Diagrams Filesystem Devices Connecting Archiving StorageConnecting Archiving Storage Scsi Tape Drive DevicesConnecting Storage Scsi Tape Drive Devices Page HP Z800 Bios Settings Configuring Workstation BiosBios Menu Submenu Value Configuring the Workstation Bios Restoring Bios to Default Factory SettingsTo restore default factory Bios settings Updating your System Bios Updating your System BiosTo update the Bios on your workstation Workstation reboots VTR Control Cable Pinouts Standard VTR Control Cable PinoutsLinuxAJA VTR Emulation RS-422 Control CablesAppendix a VTR Control Cable Pinouts LinuxAJA Master LinuxAJA Emulator Linux Master to Linux EmulatorLinux Master to Linux Emulator Third-Party Master to Linux Emulator VTR-Emulation Control CableIndex IndexRAID