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7mm trayless drives

See this topic to learn how to do the cable routing corresponding to the system configuration.

7mm SATA drives

Follow the cable routing plan corresponding to the planned configuration.

Without AnyBay drive cage

Figure 1. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (SATA, without AnyBay drive cage)

Table 1. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (SATA, without AnyBay drive cage)
 FromTo
17mm drives (Drive 0, 2)Drive power connector 2
  • 1a 300mm chassis
  • 1b 360mm chassis
27mm drives (Drive 1, 3)Drive power connector 1
37mm drives (Drive 0 to 3)SATA connector (0 to 3)

With AnyBay drive cage

Figure 2. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (SATA, with AnyBay drive cage)

Table 2. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (SATA, with AnyBay drive cage)
 FromTo
17mm drives (Drive 0 to 3)Drive power connector 2
  • 1a 300mm chassis
  • 1b 360mm chassis
27mm drives (Drive 0 to 3)SATA connector (0 to 3)

7mm NVMe drives

Note
When adopting this plan and installing hot-swap drive cage in riser 2, NVMe trayless drives are not supported.
Figure 3. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (NVMe)

Table 3. Cable routing for four 7mm drives (NVMe)
 FromTo
17mm drives (Drive 0, 2)Drive power connector 2
  • 1a 300mm chassis
  • 1b 360mm chassis
2PCIe connector 3
37mm drives (Drive 1, 3)Drive power connector 1
4PCIe connector 2

7mm SATA drives with hardware RAID adapter

Figure 4. SATA and power cable for 7mm drives

Note
Table 4. SATA and power cable for 7mm drives
 FromTo
17mm drives (Drive 0 to 3)Drive power connector 2
  • 1a 300mm chassis
  • 1b 360mm chassis
27mm drives (Drive 0 to 3)C0 connector on RAID adapter (PCIe Slot 6)
Note
When routing cables along the side of the drive cage, make sure to route the 2 power cable into the clips before 1 signal cable.
Figure 5. Cable routing along the trayless drive cage