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SecurStor 16000/26000 series - 16-Bay IDE based RAID Server - Product Support
SS 16000 model: IDE-to-SCSI (Ultra160 SCSI, Dual host capable) and SS FC16000 model: IDE-to-FC (2Gb Fibre Channel, Multi host capable). Hardware RAID external disk array storage subsystem with (16) HDD bays.
These products are at End-of-Life, for upgrade assistance please contact us.
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Controller Firmware:
RAID controller firmware is available upon request only. Contact Support and provide your serial number and your current firmware revision, we will then send you the correct firmware for your model if there is an update available.
Application Software:
RAID application software is available upon request only. Contact Support and provide your serial number and your application software revision, we will then send you the correct application software for your model if there is an update available.
Product Documentation:
 Download Quick Start Guide
Download product manual
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Frequently Asked Questions: Choose a FAQ from the list below
Upgrading Firmware
LCD Symbols
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Upgrading Firmware
How do I upgrade the firmware on my SecurStor 16000?
Please see your users manual as provided with your RAID solution or contact support for additional assistance
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LCD Symbols
On the front LCD RAID panel, what do the symbols represent?
The symbols or letters displayed on the LCD panel represent the status of the unit, as follows:
O |
Single-array firmware; On-line and functional |
1 |
Multi-arry f/w; On-line and functional, Array 1 member |
2 |
Multi-array f/w; On-line and functional, Array 2 member |
R |
Error or fault |
I |
Disk drive is being identified |
S |
Hot Spare drive |
X |
Disk drive not installed or not recognized |
W |
Disk drive has sexcessive bad sectors; replace soon |
A |
New disk being added to RAID array |
In the below 16-bay LCD example we show disks 1-6 and 8 as online and functional as a member of array 1. Disk 7 is being added rebuilt to (added to array). Disk 9-13 and 15 are online and functional as a member of array 2. Disk 14 has excessive bad sectors and should be replaced immediately. Disk 16 is a global hot-spare.
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