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Illustrated Parts Catalog

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NAS B2000 Maintenance and Service Guide

COMPAQ CONFIDENTIAL

 Codename: Collins Part Number: 292280-001 Last Saved On: 5/30/02 11:29 AM

Table 1-2:  System Components Spare Parts List 

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Item

Description

Part Number

Spare Part Number

Boards

13

Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition
board

188591-001

217925-001

14

Processor power module (PPM), 12-V,
28.5-A

217336-001

228506-001

15

Smart Array 5i Controller

011003-003

228510-001

16

System board, with heatsink

010933-001

228494-001

17

Power converter module

207066-001

228505-001

18

SCSI backplane, 6-bay

010936-001

228502-001

19

CD MultiBay adapter board

010984-001

228504-001

20

Power button/LED board

010963-001

228503-001

Mass Storage Devices

21

Diskette drive, slimline, 1.44-MB

235168-001

228507-001

22

CD-ROM drive, IDE, 24X

222837-001

228508-001

Cables

23

SCSI cable kit *

—

228517-001

SCSI cable, short, 68-pin

199606-018

—

SCSI cable, long, 68-pin

166298-032

—

24

Signal cable kit *

—

228518-001

Power button/LED cable, 14-pin

219048-001

—

CD MultiBay cable, 50-pin

314014-006

—

PCI Hot Plug backplane cable

219049-001

—

25

Miscellaneous cable kit *

—

228519-001

System cable (LED/CD-ROM drive
or diskette drive), 50-pin

219047-001

—

Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition
interface cable, 16- to 30-pin

241793-009

—

Rack-mounting Hardware

26

Rack-mounting hardware kit *

—

232793-001

Standard rack rail, slide assembly,
left

232041-001

—

Standard rack rail, slide assembly,
right

232040-001

—

Cable management arm, assembly

227026-001

—

* Not shown

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Summary of Contents for StorageWorks b2000 - NAS

Page 1: ...2 4 28 PM StorageWorks by Compaq NAS B2000 Maintenance and Service Guide Part Number 292280 001 First Edition May 2002 Product Version 1 0 This maintenance and service guide provides a parts list and...

Page 2: ...in the U S and or other countries All other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies Compaq shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions co...

Page 3: ...apter 2 Removal and Replacement Procedures Safety Considerations 2 1 Electrostatic Discharge 2 1 Symbols on Equipment 2 2 Rack Warnings and Cautions 2 2 Device Warnings and Cautions 2 3 Preparation Pr...

Page 4: ...Power Button LED Board 2 43 DIMMs 2 44 Processors 2 45 PPMs 2 49 Smart Array 5i Controller 2 50 Battery 2 51 System Board 2 53 Rear Fan Bracket 2 56 SCSI Cable Short 2 57 CD MultiBay Cable 2 58 Power...

Page 5: ...e blank 2 9 2 6 Removing the tape drive blank 2 10 2 7 Removing a universal hot plug tape drive 2 11 2 8 Removing a hot plug power supply 2 12 2 9 Unlocking the hood latch 2 13 2 10 Removing the acces...

Page 6: ...trip on the heatsink 2 48 2 47 Installing the heatsink and heatsink retaining clip 2 48 2 48 Removing a PPM 2 49 2 49 Removing the Smart Array 5i Controller 2 50 2 50 Removing the battery 2 52 2 51 Lo...

Page 7: ...Status Combinations 4 7 4 5 PCI Riser Cage LEDs 4 8 4 6 PCI Hot Plug LEDs 4 9 4 7 RJ 45 Network Connector LEDs 4 10 4 8 System Board LEDs 4 15 4 9 System LEDs and Internal Health LED Status Combinati...

Page 8: ...ls who are knowledgeable of the procedures precautions and hazards associated with equipment containing hazardous energy circuits Symbols in Text These symbols may be found in the text of this guide T...

Page 9: ...complexity of the individual boards and subassemblies do not attempt to make repairs at the component level or to make modifications to any printed wiring board Improper repairs can create conditions...

Page 10: ...tware For additional copies visit the Compaq website www compaq com Integrated Management Log The server includes an integrated nonvolatile management log that contains fault and management informatio...

Page 11: ...shed guides or variables Variables include information that varies in system output in command lines and in command parameters in text Bold type is used for emphasis for onscreen interface components...

Page 12: ...Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 29 AM 1 Illustrated Parts Catalog This chapter provides the illustrated parts breakdown and spare parts list for the StorageWorks NAS B2000 by C...

Page 13: ...xploded view of the StorageWorks NAS B2000 mechanical parts Mechanical Spare Parts List Table 1 1 Mechanical Spare Parts List Item Description Part Number Spare Part Number 1 Access panel top cover 21...

Page 14: ...are parts list Table 1 2 System Components Spare Parts List Item Description Part Number Spare Part Number System Components 5 Hot plug fan 60 mm 218382 001 228513 001 6 Front fan bracket 6 bay 218383...

Page 15: ...8504 001 20 Power button LED board 010963 001 228503 001 Mass Storage Devices 21 Diskette drive slimline 1 44 MB 235168 001 228507 001 22 CD ROM drive IDE 24X 222837 001 228508 001 Cables 23 SCSI cabl...

Page 16: ...door latch 221047 001 Thumbscrew with molded cap PCI slot 1 179333 003 29 CD ejector assembly 233905 001 237158 001 30 PCI expansion board ejector divider 218976 001 228515 001 31 Battery 3 3 V lithiu...

Page 17: ...scharge A discharge of static electricity can damage static sensitive devices or microcircuitry Proper packaging and grounding techniques are necessary to prevent damage To prevent electrostatic damag...

Page 18: ...lectrical shock hazards do not open this enclosure Any RJ 45 receptacle marked with these symbols indicates a network interface connection WARNING To reduce the risk of electrical shock fire or damage...

Page 19: ...age to the equipment Do not disable the power cord grounding plug The grounding plug is an important safety feature Plug the power cord into a grounded earthed electrical outlet that is easily accessi...

Page 20: ...component from a device power down the device Remove the device from the rack If the rack environment cabling configuration or the device location in the rack creates awkward conditions remove the dev...

Page 21: ...y remain active To completely remove all power from the system you must disconnect all power cords from the device WARNING To reduce the risk of injury from electrical shock remove the power cords to...

Page 22: ...02 11 58 AM 1 2 Figure 2 2 Front unit identification LED switch and Power On Standby button 5 At the rear of the device locate the illuminated rear unit identification LED switch that identifies the d...

Page 23: ...the following guidelines For hot plug fan procedures make sure that the fan zone is fully populated For hot plug power supply procedures make sure that a redundant power supply is installed and connec...

Page 24: ...hard drive CAUTION Always populate hard drive bays with either a hard drive or blank Operating the device without a hard drive or blank results in improper airflow and improper cooling that can lead t...

Page 25: ...he release button 2 Pull the blank out of the drive bay 1 2 Figure 2 5 Removing a hard drive blank CAUTION Always populate hard drive bays with either a hard drive or hard drive blank Operating the de...

Page 26: ...SI Hard Drive section in this chapter If a hard drive blank is installed in the bay see the Hard Drive Blank section in this chapter 2 Squeeze the middle of the tape drive blank 3 Pull to remove the b...

Page 27: ...lease button on the hot plug tape drive 2 Pull the tape drive out of the bay 1 2 Figure 2 7 Removing a universal hot plug tape drive CAUTION Always populate the tape drive bay with either a tape drive...

Page 28: ...s are populated with power supplies To remove a hot plug power supply 1 Unlock the hinge on the cable arm and swing the arm away from the power supply area 2 Press the locking latch 3 Pull the power s...

Page 29: ...gement arm into place and lock it 5 Route the power cord in the cable arm Access Panel CAUTION Do not operate the device for extended periods without the access panel Operating the device without the...

Page 30: ...panel Figure 2 10 Removing the access panel Reverse steps 1 through 4 to replace the access panel Hot Plug Fan CAUTION Do not attempt to remove and replace a fan as a hot plug procedure unless the fa...

Page 31: ...On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 1 2 Figure 2 11 Removing a fan CAUTION Do not operate the device for extended periods without the access panel Operating the device without the access panel results in improper air...

Page 32: ...aration Procedures section in this chapter 2 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 3 Lift the air baffle Figure 2 12 Removing the air baffle CAUTION Always install the a...

Page 33: ...e device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 2 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 3 Open the PCI riser cage door 4 Lift and remove th...

Page 34: ...er Cage Door Latch To remove the PCI riser cage door latch 1 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 2 Remove the access panel See the Access P...

Page 35: ...e door latch Reverse steps 1 through 5 to replace the PCI riser cage door latch Expansion Slot Cover Slots 2 and 3 To remove an expansion slot cover from slots 2 and 3 1 Extend or remove the device fr...

Page 36: ...slot 3 CAUTION Always install either an expansion board or an expansion slot cover Operating the device without an expansion board or slot cover results in improper airflow and cooling that can lead...

Page 37: ...Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM Figure 2 18 Opening the PCI riser cage door 4 Remove the PCI shipping bracket if installed See the PCI Shipping Bracket section in this chapter 5 Press the PCI Hot Plug butto...

Page 38: ...slot 2 grasp the PCI expansion board ejector divider and pull to remove the expansion board If the expansion board is installed in slot 3 grasp the expansion board and pull to remove it from the slot...

Page 39: ...tend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove any hot plug SCSI hard dr...

Page 40: ...e section in this chapter 2 Push the ejection button 3 Pull the CD ROM drive out the CD MultiBay 1 2 Figure 2 22 Ejecting the CD ROM drive CAUTION Always populate the CD MultiBay with either a CD ROM...

Page 41: ...ice section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4...

Page 42: ...or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the CD ROM drive or CD blank S...

Page 43: ...ice from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the CD ROM drive or CD blank See the CD ROM Dri...

Page 44: ...292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 9 Use a Torx T 15 screwdriver to remove the ejector assembly screw 10 Press and hold the ejection button 11 Slide the ejector assembly toward the rear of the...

Page 45: ...See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove all the hot plug fans in the bracket See the Hot Plug Fan section...

Page 46: ...Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove any hot plug SCSI hard drives See the Hot Plug SCSI Hard Drive section in this chapter 5 Remove the tape drive if installed See the Universal Hot Plug Tape Driv...

Page 47: ...nsion slot and may damage the board or other system components To remove the PCI riser cage 1 Power down the device See the Powering Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Disconnect any external c...

Page 48: ...000 Maintenance and Service Guide COMPAQ CONFIDENTIAL Codename Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 8 Lift the PCI riser cage Figure 2 30 Removing the PCI riser cage Reverse s...

Page 49: ...panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the PCI riser cage See the PCI Riser Cage section in this chapter 5 Disconnect the Remote Insight Lights Out Edition interface cable from t...

Page 50: ...rew 10 Remove the expansion board from its slot 1 2 Figure 2 32 Removing a Remote Insight Lights Out Edition board CAUTION Always install either an expansion board or an expansion slot cover Operating...

Page 51: ...hapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the PCI riser cage See the PCI Riser Cage section in this chapter 5 Press the expansion slot release lever to unl...

Page 52: ...on in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the PCI riser cage See the PCI Riser Cage section in this chapter 5 Remove the three Torx T 15 screws...

Page 53: ...rocedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the expansion board or slot cover from the slot If an expansion board is installed in...

Page 54: ...ollins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 8 From the rear of the PCI riser cage press the slot release lever to unseat it 9 Rotate the slot release lever out of the chassis 2 1 1 Fi...

Page 55: ...the Powering Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel...

Page 56: ...Service Guide COMPAQ CONFIDENTIAL Codename Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 7 Slide the lightpipe out of the chassis Figure 2 38 Sliding the lightpipe out of the chassis...

Page 57: ...apter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove all hot plug fans in the front fan bracket See the Hot Plug Fan section in this chapter 5 Remove the front fan bra...

Page 58: ...001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 8 Loosen the thumbscrew that secures the power converter module to the chassis 9 Slide and lift the power converter module off the chassis 1 2 Figure 2 40 Removing...

Page 59: ...n the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this c...

Page 60: ...ures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter NOTE The device ships with two DIMMs installed in DIMM slots 1A and 4A 4 Open the DIMM slot latches...

Page 61: ...the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the air baffle See the Air Baffle secti...

Page 62: ...11 58 AM 8 Remove the heatsink CAUTION Discard the heatsink after you remove it from the processor The heatsink is for one time use only after use the thermal interface material is degraded and does n...

Page 63: ...the processor pins to seat the processor into the socket IMPORTANT When installing a new processor refer to the documentation that ships with the processor 1 Align the notched corner of the processor...

Page 64: ...gure 2 46 Removing the plastic strip on the heatsink 5 Install the heatsink 6 Carefully install the heatsink retaining clip 7 Close the locking lever on the heatsink retaining clip 1 2 3 Figure 2 47 I...

Page 65: ...ove a PPM 1 Power down the device See the Powering Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove t...

Page 66: ...PCI riser cage See the PCI Riser Cage section in this chapter 5 Turn each of the four anchor pins counterclockwise one quarter turn 6 Lift the controller off the system board 2 1 Figure 2 49 Removing...

Page 67: ...sh puncture short external contacts or dispose of in fire or water Replace only with the spare designated for this product CAUTION Removing the lithium battery causes the system to lose the BIOS setti...

Page 68: ...CONFIDENTIAL Codename Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 5 Remove the battery Figure 2 50 Removing the battery Reverse steps 1 through 5 to replace the battery After replaci...

Page 69: ...section in this chapter 6 Remove all hot plug fans See the Hot Plug Fan section in this chapter 7 Remove the front fan bracket See the Front Fan Bracket section in this chapter 8 Remove any SDRAM DIM...

Page 70: ...Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 11 58 AM 14 Loosen the system board thumbscrew Figure 2 51 Loosening the system board thumbscrew 15 Identify the alignment keys and keyhole locatio...

Page 71: ...through 17 to replace the system board CAUTION Always use a new heatsink with thermal interface material when replacing processors on the new system board Failure to use new components may result in d...

Page 72: ...ee the Air Baffle section in this chapter 6 Remove all hot plug fans See the Hot Plug Fan section in this chapter 7 Remove the front fan bracket See the Front Fan Bracket section in this chapter 8 Rem...

Page 73: ...Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in th...

Page 74: ...Powering Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel secti...

Page 75: ...ring Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section i...

Page 76: ...the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the fans from the front fan bracket See...

Page 77: ...ce from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel section in this chapter 4 Remove the PCI riser cage See the PCI Riser Cage sectio...

Page 78: ...Powering Down the Device section in this chapter 2 Extend or remove the device from the rack See the Preparation Procedures section in this chapter 3 Remove the access panel See the Access Panel sect...

Page 79: ...IDENTIAL Codename Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 12 00 PM 3 Diagnostic Tools This chapter is an overview of software and firmware diagnostic tools that are available for configur...

Page 80: ...ble Recovery provides software error recovery and environmental recovery Unattended Recovery logs the error information to the IML resets the server and tries to restart the operating system Run RBSU...

Page 81: ...previous information and overwrites the survey text files to reflect the latest changes in the configuration Install the Compaq Survey Utility from the SmartStart CD the Compaq Integration Maintenanc...

Page 82: ...tem and provides a choice of available ROM revisions and controller firmware Run this utility from the SmartStart CD included with your server SmartStart Diskette Builder The SmartStart Diskette Build...

Page 83: ...DENTIAL Codename Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 1 06 PM 4 Connectors LED Indicators Switches and Jumpers This chapter explains the location and function of system connectors inte...

Page 84: ...9 5 14 13 11 10 Figure 4 1 Rear panel connectors Table 4 1 Rear Panel Connectors Item Description PCI expansion slots Serial connector teal RJ 45 connector for NIC 2 Eth1 Mouse connector PS 2 green Po...

Page 85: ...17 16 15 Figure 4 2 System board connectors Table 4 2 System Board Connectors Item Description Item Description PPM slot 2 Diskette drive system connector PPM slot 1 Battery PCI riser cage connector F...

Page 86: ...1 06 PM LED Indicators The NAS B2000 contains several sets of LEDs that indicate the status and settings of hardware components This section explains the following types of LEDs Front panel Hot plug S...

Page 87: ...le 4 3 Front Panel LEDs Item LED Description Status Internal health Red System critical Amber System degraded Green Normal External health power supply Red Critical power supply failure Amber Power re...

Page 88: ...tached to a powered on Smart Array Controller The indicators may vary depending on the status of other drives in the array Use Figure 4 4 and Table 4 4 to analyze the status of each hot plug SCSI hard...

Page 89: ...Off Off Off OK to replace the drive online if a predictive failure alert is received see the following section for details and the drive is attached to an array controller The drive is not configured...

Page 90: ...Ds The slot speed LED indicates whether slots 2 and 3 are operating at 66 or 33 MHz The AC power connected LED indicates when the AC power is connected to the device Use Figure 4 5 and Table 4 5 to id...

Page 91: ...wed when the hot plug door is open Use Figure 4 6 and Table 4 6 to identify the LEDs 3 2 1 2 3 4 Figure 4 6 PCI Hot Plug button LEDs Table 4 6 PCI Hot Plug LEDs Item LED Description Status Slot 3 powe...

Page 92: ...or LEDs The RJ 45 network connector on the device rear panel has two LEDs Use Figure 4 7 and Table 4 7 to identify the location and status of the LEDs 3 2 1 2 Figure 4 7 RJ 45 network connector LEDs T...

Page 93: ...01 Last Saved On 5 30 02 1 06 PM Rear Unit Identification LED Switch The rear unit identification LED switch offers a visual reference for service personnel Figure 4 8 Figure 4 8 Rear unit identificat...

Page 94: ...s by observing the color of the power supply LED located adjacent to the AC inlet Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 Hot plug power supply LED When the power supply LED is off the following conditions may exist Th...

Page 95: ...me Collins Part Number 292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 1 06 PM Hot Plug Fan LED Each of the hot plug fans contains a dual color LED Figure 4 10 Figure 4 10 Hot plug fan LED The hot plug fan LED indic...

Page 96: ...module is functioning properly Figure 4 11 Figure 4 11 Power converter module LED The power converter module LED indicates the following conditions Amber The power converter module has failed Off The...

Page 97: ...e 2B DIMM failure 1A Amber Memory failed Off Normal PPM 2 failure Amber PPM failed Off Normal Overtemperature Amber Temperature has exceeded OS cautionary level or critical hardware level Off Temperat...

Page 98: ...m LEDs and Internal Health LED Status Combinations System LED and Color Internal Health LED Color Status Processor failure socket X Amber Red Processor in socket X has failed Processor X has failed ov...

Page 99: ...Interleaving error DIMMs are mismatched within the bank but valid memory exists in another bank DIMM failure all slots in all banks Amber Red No valid or usable memory is installed in the system Overt...

Page 100: ...ystem switches you can enable or disable certain settings or perform advanced diagnostic procedures The following sections explain the functions of each switch Figure 4 13 and Table 4 10 identify swit...

Page 101: ...SI interlock disable Off Interlock failure applies to both the PCI riser and the Smart Array 5i Controller On Interlock failure applies only to the PCI riser Reserved NMI Switch Crash dump analysis is...

Page 102: ...served Configuration lock Off System configuration can be modified On System configuration is locked and cannot be modified Rack mount indicator Off System is in a tower configuration On System is in...

Page 103: ...st Saved On 5 30 02 1 06 PM Jumpers The NAS B2000 contains one two pin bootblock flash jumper It enables the user to configure the system board for a bootblock flash of the system ROM Figure 4 14 Figu...

Page 104: ...292280 001 Last Saved On 5 30 02 1 08 PM 5 Specifications This chapter provides operating and performance specifications for the StorageWorks NAS B2000 components and hardware including System unit H...

Page 105: ...d input voltage 100 VAC to 240 VAC Rated input frequency 50 Hz to 60 Hz Rated input current 6 A 110 V 3 A 220 V Rated input power 600 W Power supply output Rated steady state power 400 W Maximum peak...

Page 106: ...y 50 Hz to 60 Hz Rated input power 600 W Rated input current 6 A 110 V to 3 A 220 V Output Power Steady state power 400 W Maximum peak power 400 W Dielectric voltage withstand Input to output 2 000 VA...

Page 107: ...m 5 1 in deep LEDs front panel Green On Read write capacity per diskette High density 1 44 MB Low density 720 KB Drives supported 1 Drive height One third height Drive rotation 300 rpm Transfer rate H...

Page 108: ...es mode 1 2352 2340 2336 2048 bytes mode 2 Dimensions Height 12 7 mm 0 50 in Depth 123 08 mm 5 20 in Width 132 08 mm 5 20 in Weight 0 34 kg 0 75 lb Data transfer rate Sustained 150 KB s sustained 1X 1...

Page 109: ...eight One third 1 0 in One third 1 0 in One third 1 0 in One third 1 0 in Size 3 5 in 3 5 in 3 5 in 3 5 in Interface Wide Ultra3 Wide Ultra3 Wide Ultra3 Wide Ultra3 Transfer rate 160 MB sec 160 MB sec...

Page 110: ...gnostics Utility ADU access 3 2 description 3 2 Automatic Server Recovery 2 ASR 2 access 3 2 description 3 2 B backplanes PCI Hot Plug 2 61 SCSI See SCSI backplane baffle air airflow 2 16 installing 2...

Page 111: ...2 26 part number 1 4 removing 2 26 replacing 2 26 spare part number 1 4 thumbscrews 2 26 CD MultiBay cable connecting 2 26 2 58 disconnecting 2 26 2 58 installing 2 58 location 2 58 part number 1 4 re...

Page 112: ...ling passwords with system maintenance switch 4 20 SCSI interlock 4 19 See also SCSI interlock disable switch discarding heatsinks 2 46 2 53 disconnecting cables from rear panel 2 6 CD MultiBay cable...

Page 113: ...replacing 2 29 spare part number 1 3 fan bracket rear installing 2 56 part number 1 3 removing 2 56 replacing 2 56 spare part number 1 3 fans hot plug installing 2 15 LEDs 4 13 part number 1 3 primar...

Page 114: ...midity relative non operating 5 2 operating 5 2 I icons symbols on equipment 2 2 IDs SCSI 2 8 IML See Integrated Management Log IML input requirements input current rated 5 2 input frequency rated 5 2...

Page 115: ...hardware contents 1 4 spare part number 1 4 return spare part number 1 5 SCSI cable contents 1 4 spare part number 1 4 signal cable contents 1 4 spare part number 1 4 Telco rack mounting option part n...

Page 116: ...front 1 2 cable management arm 1 4 CD ejector assembly 1 5 CD MultiBay adapter board 1 4 CD MultiBay cable 1 4 CD ROM drive 1 4 country kit 1 5 diskette drive 1 4 expansion slot cover 1 5 fans hot pl...

Page 117: ...2 61 disconnecting 2 61 installing 2 61 location 2 61 part number 1 4 removing 2 61 replacing 2 61 PCI Hot Plug button 2 21 PCI Hot Plug LEDs slot 2 fault 4 9 slot 2 power 4 9 slot 3 fault 4 9 slot 3...

Page 118: ...connector 2 41 powering down the device 2 5 PPMs See processor power modules PPMs primary hot plug fans 2 15 processor power modules PPMs failure LEDs 4 15 installing 2 49 latches 2 49 part number 1...

Page 119: ...drives 2 7 slot covers 2 19 2 35 Smart Array 5i Controller 2 50 system board 2 53 system cables 2 60 tape drive blank 2 10 universal hot plug tape drive 2 11 replacing access panel 2 14 air baffle 2...

Page 120: ...r 1 4 thumbscrews 2 30 SCSI cable kit contents 1 4 spare part number 1 4 SCSI cable long connecting 2 62 disconnecting 2 62 installing 2 62 part number 1 4 removing 2 62 replacing 2 62 SCSI cable shor...

Page 121: ...1 3 rack mounting hardware kit 1 4 rear fan bracket 1 3 return kit 1 5 SCSI backplane 1 4 SCSI cable kit 1 4 signal cable kit 1 4 Smart Array 5i Controller 1 4 system board 1 4 Telco rack mounting op...

Page 122: ...screwdriver 2 23 2 27 2 56 Torx T 15 screws CD ejector assembly 2 28 CD ejector lever 2 27 front bezel 2 23 rear fan bracket 2 56 troubleshooting hot plug fan LEDs 4 13 hot plug power supply LEDs 4 1...

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