Hello this page may help:

https://dell.to/3vOXHsi 

Let us know if you have any further questions.

Respectfully,

@DELL-Young E​ 

No that page did not help, it only tells how to remove parts, not what the parts are called needed to utilize the internal SATA controller on the mother board.

Hi,

Here you see 

4. Remove the following:

1. 1. Hard drives or SSDs

   2. Hard drive or SSD backplane

   3. Hard drive or SSD cage

On the left side, you can choose how to remove these parts.

@Dell-Martin S​ 

Again, all that shows is how to remove or install the components. I know how to do that. What I am trying to figure out is what is needed to get the onboard SATA controller (that shows up in the BIOS) to recognize the SSD in the backplane. Is there a separate component that needs to be installed, or is the backplane only able to be used with a PERC card installed? In the BIOS the built in controller shows 8 channels which would indicate that it is supposed to be used with either the 2 x 2.5" SSD cage and the 8 x 1.8" SSD options, however with drives installed into the cages nothing ever shows in the BIOS attached to these channels.

@Dell -Charles R​ 

I think you might have solved it, but just so I understand correctly, the backplane can accept both SAS and SATA drives, however the onboard S130 will only detect SATA drives, and if I would like to use SAS drives instead I need to install the PERC card that goes below the drive cage?

My drives are Dell Enterprise Plus Model: HUSMM1616ASS200 which indicate they are SAS and the backplane accepting both types of disks would explain my confusion. If this is correct I will mark your response as the accepted answer.

Thanks!

That is likely the issue.

SAS HDD, SATA HDD, SAS SSD, SATA SSD drives are supported but not on all controllers.