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1.1.3 Work assignment
“Table 1.1.3-1” lists the relevant addition work items and how they are to be assigned.
Table 1.1.3-1 Assignment of addition work
Work item
Person or department in charge
Preparing for addition work
Service Engineer
Checking the delivered items
Service Engineer
Installing options
Service Engineer
Setup
Service Engineer
Verifying operation
Service Engineer
Preparation of handing over to the System
Administrator
Service Engineer
Handover to system administrator
System Administrator and Service Engineer
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1.1.4 Notes
ANNT) Notes on unit delivery
If, after bringing the unit to the installation site, condensation due to differences between the
internal and external temperatures can be anticipated on the magnetic surface of the disk unit,
wait for the unit to be sufficiently acclimatized to the indoor environment before turning it on.
ANNT) Notes on handling the unit
The components mounted in the unit are sensitive to mechanical forces and static electricity.
When handling these components, take the following precautions.
- Before handling the unit, ground it and then wear a wrist strap to ground your body.
- To extract a component from the unit, extract it from the unit placed on a static dissipative
mat laid out on a flat workbench before starting to work on it.
- After removing a unit from the system board, store it in an antistatic bag.
ANNT) Notes on using an antistatic bag
- Make sure that the antistatic bag is not ripped or torn.
- Confirm that no part of the unit sticks out from the antistatic bag.
- When the opening of the antistatic bag is folded, the fold must be at least 30 mm.
ANNT) Antistatic measures for connecting twisted pair cables for LAN
When connecting a twisted pair cable for LAN to a device, ensure the following measures are
fully taken to avoid the risk of equipment destruction caused by electrostatic discharge:
(1) Before connecting twisted pair cables, first connect the modular connector to the specified jig,
and then bring the end of the jig cable into contact with the FG for at least one minute
to remove any static electricity from the cables. (Tool name: LAN cable ESD tool.)
(2) After the electro-static discharging is finished, promptly connect the twisted pair cable to
the equipment.
(3) Connect the cables to the building ground, power system FG,
and water pipe whenever possible, and avoid connecting them to the FG of the
electronic equipment.
(4) When using the power system FG, be careful to avoid any short-circuiting with
the AC power supply.
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Page 152: ...152 Figure F 13 1 1 Module MC 0JXEL1 Figure F 13 1 2 Module MC 0JCEK1 ...
Page 156: ...156 APP0614000 F 14 Installing M 2 Flash Device See Figure F 14 Figure F 14 ...
Page 163: ...163 APP0617000 F 17 Installing TPM See Figure F 17 Figure F 17 ...
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Page 171: ...171 APP0902000 I 2 Fibre Channel card Figure I 2 ...
Page 172: ...172 APP0903000 I 3 SAS card SAS RAID controller card Figure I 3 ...
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Page 174: ...174 APP0905000 I 5 Infiniband HCA card Figure I 5 ...
