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Table 9–3 Network Interface Card Problems

Symptom

Possible Problem

Action

No LEDs lit on
Network Interface
Card

Faulty card or connections.

Go to Section 10.10.

READY LED
continuously
flashing

Network Interface Card not
configured.

Refer to the software
documentation for details
of how to configure the
Network Interface Card.

Network Interface
Card FAULT LED
lit

A diagnostic error was found on
the Network Interface Card.

Go to Section 10.9.

Network Interface
Card FAULT and
READY LEDs lit

Network Interface Card is in the
ATTENTION state. A diagnostic
error was found on the card or
with the cables associated with
it.

Go to Section 10.9.

9.2.4 Monitor the Software

If the DECNIS 600 displays do not indicate a fault with the unit but you have
problems communicating with the DECNIS 600 from a host node, refer to
Section 10.13 for details of what to do.

Identifying the Problem 9–9

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Summary of Contents for DECNIS 600

Page 1: ...Server 600 hardware system It includes problem solving procedures and describes how to remove and replace DEC Network Integration Server 600 components It also contains important safety information It...

Page 2: ...losure by the U S Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph c 1 ii of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252 227 7013 by Digital Equipment Corp...

Page 3: ...ility 1 2 1 3 3 Power 1 2 1 3 4 Access 1 3 1 3 5 Position of the DECNIS 600 1 3 1 4 Kit Contents 1 3 1 5 Tools 1 5 1 6 People 1 5 2 Installing the DEC Network Integration Server 600 2 1 Tasks 2 1 2 2...

Page 4: ...er Up the System 4 2 4 4 Monitor the Power Module LEDs 4 3 4 5 Monitor the System Displays and LEDs 4 4 4 6 Loading the DECNIS 600 4 10 4 7 What to Do if Things Go Wrong 4 11 4 8 What to Do Next 4 11...

Page 5: ...em 6 13 6 10 Monitor the Card LEDs 6 14 6 11 Monitor the System Displays 6 16 6 12 What to Do if Things Go Wrong 6 17 7 Removing Network Interface Cards 7 1 Tasks 7 1 7 2 Preparation 7 1 7 3 Attach th...

Page 6: ...Power Module 10 14 10 4 Power Module Overvoltage 10 16 10 4 1 Check Fan Tray and Power Module 10 16 10 4 2 Check Backplane Assembly 10 18 10 5 Power Module Overcurrent 10 20 10 5 1 Check DECNIS 600 Un...

Page 7: ...ware Does Not Load 10 80 10 11 1 Check Software Configuration 10 80 10 11 2 Check Network Interface Cards and Cables 10 82 10 12 No Circuits Available for Loading 10 84 10 12 1 Monitor Network Interfa...

Page 8: ...mperature Sensor 11 30 11 4 8 Replace the Network Interface Cards 11 30 11 4 9 Final Checks 11 31 11 5 Backplane 11 31 11 5 1 Power Down the System 11 32 11 5 2 Attach the Static Protection Equipment...

Page 9: ...S 600 and a Digital Circuit PTT C 2 C 4 DECNIS 600 Information for BABT Conformance C 2 C 5 Power Module Information for BABT Conformance C 3 C 6 Network Interface Card Information for BABT Conformanc...

Page 10: ...Problems 6 17 9 1 Power Module Problems 9 5 9 2 Processor Card and Memory Card Problems 9 7 9 3 Network Interface Card Problems 9 9 A 1 Power Display States A 1 B 1 Electrical Specifications B 1 B 2 E...

Page 11: ...of Hazards to which they are exposed in performing a task inside a service access area of a system Precautions they need to take to minimize danger to themselves and other people Do not attempt the p...

Page 12: ...r 6 shows how to install a processor card and a memory card Chapter 7 shows how to remove Network Interface Cards from the system Chapter 8 shows how to remove the DECNIS 600 unit Part III contains in...

Page 13: ...ork Interface Card Problem Solving card A problem solving card is provided with each Network Interface Card The card contains problem solving procedures specific to the Network Interface Card Network...

Page 14: ...Network Integration Server 600 LED Light Emitting Diodes This abbreviation is used to describe the indicators on the DECNIS 600 NIC Network Interface Card Safety Symbols Figure 1 shows the safety symb...

Page 15: ...8 lb At least two people are required to lift the system Caution Rotating Fans After powering down the DECNIS 600 wait at least 30 seconds before removing the fan tray Electrostatic Sensitive Devices...

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Page 17: ...CNIS 600 Chapter 1 describes the preparations you need to make before installing the DECNIS 600 unit Chapter 2 shows how to install the DECNIS 600 Chapter 3 shows how to install Network Interface Card...

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Page 19: ...d into the rack 1 2 Planning a Site Before you start the installation plan and prepare the site for the DECNIS 600 so that The site fulfills all electrical and environmental requirements for the DECNI...

Page 20: ...or cabinet must be at least 47 63 cm 18 75 in and no more than 80 cm 31 5 in apart 1 3 2 Stability Make sure that the rack is stable Extend any stabilizers available on the rack If the rack has wheel...

Page 21: ...950 UL1950 CSA 950 This standard specifies important information about the stability of rack mounted equipment The position must satisfy the environmental requirements specified in Appendix B If other...

Page 22: ...Documentation Template Support brackets DECNIS 600 unit Network Interface Cards and loopback connectors Note Some DECNIS 600 configurations may be supplied with the Network Interface Cards already in...

Page 23: ...that are at least 47 63 cm 18 75 in and no more than 80 cm 31 5 in apart Section 2 4 describes how to fit the support brackets Screwdrivers You need the following screwdrivers for the DECNIS 600 insta...

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Page 25: ...a rack 2 1 Tasks Sections 2 2 to 2 6 show you how to 1 Mark the position of the system in the rack 2 Install the clip nuts in the rack 3 Install the support brackets 4 Lift the system into the rack 5...

Page 26: ...00 unit in the rack 4 For the support brackets repeat the procedure on the other 3 rails For the DECNIS 600 unit repeat the procedure on the other front rail only 2 Match template to holes in rails Us...

Page 27: ...marked holes If the nuts and screws supplied with the DECNIS 600 are not suitable for your rack use appropriate fittings Make sure that these are installed in the correct position before installing th...

Page 28: ...LKG 5638 91I Front of rack 2 Attach the side supports to the equipment rack Do not tighten the screws 1 Extend the support brackets to the depth of the rack 80 cm 31 5 in maximum 2 4 Installing the DE...

Page 29: ...rear bar 4 Finally tighten all screws Front of rack The DECNIS 600 support brackets are designed to provide support for the DECNIS 600 unit and should remain in the rack after the installation is com...

Page 30: ...an use brackets or shelving supplied with your rack However make sure that The rack brackets or shelves do not extend underneath the DECNIS 600 unit and block the vents on the bottom of the unit LKG 5...

Page 31: ...The rack brackets or shelves do not cover the sides of the DECNIS 600 LKG 6119 92I Installing the DEC Network Integration Server 600 2 7...

Page 32: ...ulever le syst me Chaque personne doit tre convaincue de pouvoir soulever sa part du poids Warnung Der DECNIS 600 wiegt maximal 40 kg Zum Anheben des Systems sind mindestens zwei Personen erforderlich...

Page 33: ...at hun deel van het gewicht te dragen Advarsel Den maksimale v gt af DECNIS 600 er 40 kg og der b r v re mindst to personer til at l fte systemet Varoitus DECNIS 600 painaa enint n 40 kg J rjestelm n...

Page 34: ...2 10 Installing the DEC Network Integration Server 600...

Page 35: ...LKG 5678 91I Rack Support brackets Installing the DEC Network Integration Server 600 2 11...

Page 36: ...2 6 Attach the Screws LKG 5641 91I 2 Tighten screws 1 Attach screws 2 12 Installing the DEC Network Integration Server 600...

Page 37: ...included as part of the Network Interface Card kit and attach the communications cables 2 Go to Section 3 9 for instructions on how to enable each Network Interface Card and Section 3 10 for details...

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Page 39: ...If you want to install a Network Interface Card in a running system refer to Chapter 5 3 1 Tasks Complete the procedures in Sections 3 2 to 3 9 to 1 Prepare to install the Network Interface Card 2 Che...

Page 40: ...ation Antistatic kit that includes an antistatic wrist strap and antistatic mat A 3 mm 1 8 in flat blade screwdriver 3 2 2 Network Interface Card Position The Network Interface Cards can be installed...

Page 41: ...3 3 Check the System Is Switched Off LKG 5642 91I Set power switch to 0 OFF Installing the Network Interface Cards 3 3...

Page 42: ...c Protection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 3 4 Installing the Netw...

Page 43: ...3 5 Remove the Slot Cover LKG 5644 91I 2 Remove from unit 1 Loosen screws 3 Store slot cover for future use Installing the Network Interface Cards 3 5...

Page 44: ...m LKG 5645 91I 1 Check that the NIC switch is down disabled 3 Check that the guide pins are in line with the pin holes on the unit 2 Move the handles outwards and position the card in the slot 3 6 Ins...

Page 45: ...95 cm kg 4 GENTLY slide the card into the unit locating the pins in the holes 5 Move handles inward to seat card into unit 4 3 in lb Note If there is any resistance gently remove the card and locate i...

Page 46: ...mmunications cables The Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for the Network Interface Card describes how to install the distribution panel 3 8 Attach the Communications Cables Follow the proc...

Page 47: ...nterface Card LKG 5647 91I Move the switch up The Network Interface Card switch enables the card so that it is automatically powered up and tested when the DECNIS 600 is powered up Installing the Netw...

Page 48: ...umentation binder Store the packaging in a safe place in case you need to remove the Network Interface Card from the system In particular it is important to keep the antistatic bag Store any removed s...

Page 49: ...ystem 3 Monitor the power module LEDs 4 Monitor the system displays and LEDs 4 2 Check the Network Interface Card Installations Before you power up the DECNIS 600 check that 1 The Network Interface Ca...

Page 50: ...System LKG 5648 91I 2 Insert power cord into unit 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Insert power cord into outlet 4 Set power switch to 1 ON 5 Tie back power cord to horizontal crossbars 4 2 Testing the...

Page 51: ...OLTAGE LED Red OVERCURRENT LED Yellow MODULE OK LED Green The MODULE OK LED should light approximately one second after power up Check Table 4 1 for the state displayed by the LEDs and then take the c...

Page 52: ...ollow the procedures in Chapter 9 4 5 Monitor the System Displays and LEDs On power up the DECNIS 600 automatically tests each module and then tests the operation of the installed system 1 Module self...

Page 53: ...wn on the system displays located on the processor card and on the card LEDs LKG 5651 91I Processor card Memory card HOTSWAP LEDs FAULT LEDs READY LEDs System self test display System operation displa...

Page 54: ...52 91I Processor card Memory card READY LEDs flashing The memory card is not tested no LEDs lit until the processor card has successfully completed its module self test When the processor card has pas...

Page 55: ...as part of their module self test At this point their READY LEDs flicker 8 flashes per second LKG 5653 91I READY LEDs flickering When a Network Interface Card has successfully completed its module se...

Page 56: ...ace Cards that pass module self test The displays on the processor card show that the system self test is in progress LKG 5654 91I Pattern runs up both system READY LEDs lit and down over displays one...

Page 57: ...m operation display shows the progress of load operations see Section 4 6 LKG 5655 91I System self test display System operation display READY LEDs lit READY LEDs lit If the system self test display s...

Page 58: ...7 in the lower display indicates that the DECNIS 600 is sending a load request over all circuits in an attempt to find a load host LKG 5656 91I The value 2 in the lower display indicates that the DEC...

Page 59: ...n 3 9 to enable card If problem persists go to Section 10 10 Network Interface Card FAULT LED A diagnostic error was found on the Network Interface Card Go to Section 10 9 Network Interface Card FAULT...

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Page 61: ...system Chapter 5 shows how to install additional Network Interface Cards without powering down the system Chapter 6 shows how to install a processor card or memory card Chapter 7 shows how to remove...

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Page 63: ...e software Hotswap or replace a Network Interface Card while the system is running To hotswap a Network Interface Card 1 Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Card 2 Follo...

Page 64: ...contents of the Network Interface Card kit The Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for the Network Interface Card lists the contents of the kit Note Do not remove the Network Interface Card...

Page 65: ...nfiguration utilities must be run see the software configuration documentation for more information For this reason Digital recommends that Network Interface Cards remain in the same slot wherever pos...

Page 66: ...ection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 5 4 Adding Network Interface...

Page 67: ...5 4 Remove the Slot Cover LKG 5644 91I 2 Remove from unit 1 Loosen screws 3 Store slot cover for future use Adding Network Interface Cards to a Running System 5 5...

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Page 69: ...Stroom Draag geen metalen voorwerpen Fare St rkstr m Pas p metalobjekter Vaara voimakas s hk virta l k yt metalliesineit Fare Sterkstr m Ta av eventuelle metallgjenstander Fara h gstr m B r inga metal...

Page 70: ...at the NIC switch is down disabled 3 Check that the guide pins are in line with the pin holes on the unit 2 Move the handles outwards and position the card in the slot 5 8 Adding Network Interface Car...

Page 71: ...kg 4 GENTLY slide the card into the unit locating the pins in the holes 5 Move handles inward to seat card into unit 4 3 in lb Note If there is any resistance gently remove the card and locate its pos...

Page 72: ...tions cables The Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for the Network Interface Card describes how to install the distribution panel 5 7 Attach the Communications Cables Follow the procedures...

Page 73: ...rk Interface Card and checks that the Network Interface Card can interact with the running system The module self test can also be used to provide loopback testing on a Network Interface Card The Netw...

Page 74: ...es one flash per second This indicates that the module self test is in progress 2 The READY LED flickers eight flashes per second This indicates that the Network Interface Card has passed its module s...

Page 75: ...e module self test has failed There may be a fault on the Network Interface Card Follow the procedures in Section 5 10 NIC State Action LEDS The Network Interface Card is running but not all ports on...

Page 76: ...orrectly The Network Interface Card must be inserted into the DECNIS 600 and the handles moved inwards so that the card is seated in the correct position See Section 5 5 2 Follow the procedures in Sec...

Page 77: ...ntation for your load host system Store the packaging in a safe place in case you need to remove the Network Interface Card from the system In particular it is important to keep the antistatic bag Sto...

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Page 79: ...Sections 6 2 to 6 11 to 1 Prepare for the installation 2 Power down the system 3 Attach the static protection equipment 4 Remove the protective cover 5 Remove the processor card or memory card 6 Inst...

Page 80: ...age caused by static discharge When you unpack the kit keep all of the card packaging in case you need to remove and replace the card 6 2 1 Tools Make sure you have the following available Antistatic...

Page 81: ...6 3 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory Cards 6 3...

Page 82: ...rotection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 6 4 Installing Upgraded Pr...

Page 83: ...6 5 Remove the Protective Cover LKG 5662 91I 1 Loosen screws 2 Remove cover Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory Cards 6 5...

Page 84: ...zar estos procedimientos Advarsel Sl av str mtilf rselen til DECNIS 600 f r du utf rer disse oppgavene Aten o Desligar o DECNIS 600 antes de efectuar estes procedimentos Vorsicht Schalten Sie den DECN...

Page 85: ...oordat u deze procedures probeert uit te voeren Varning Sl av str mmen p DECNIS 600 innan dessa procedurer utf rs Advarsel Sluk for DECNIS 600 f r disse operationer p begyndes Attention Veuillez coupe...

Page 86: ...LKG 5663 91I 1 Loosen screws 2 Gently pull handles outwards 6 8 Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory Cards...

Page 87: ...LKG 5664 91I 3 Slide card out of unit 4 Reset handles 5 Replace card in antistatic packaging Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory Cards 6 9...

Page 88: ...Card or Memory Card LKG 5665 91I 1 Move the handles outwards and GENTLY slide the card halfway into the slot 2 Check that the guide pins are in line with the pin holes on the unit 6 10 Installing Upgr...

Page 89: ...rd and locate its position again 4 Move handles inward to seat card into unit 5 Secure screws Do not overtighten Max torque 4 95 cm kg 4 3 in lb 3 Gently slide the card into the unit locating the pins...

Page 90: ...6 8 Replace the Protective Cover LKG 5667 91I 2 Secure screws Do not overtighten 1 Replace cover Max torque 4 95 cm kg 4 3 in lb 6 12 Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory Cards...

Page 91: ...p the System LKG 5668 91I 1 Insert 2 Insert power cord into outlet 4 Tie back power cord to horizontal crossbars 3 Set power switch to 1 ON power cord into unit Installing Upgraded Processor or Memory...

Page 92: ...is running its module self test After 30 40 seconds its READY LED should remain lit to indicate that the test was successful Then the memory card starts its module self test and its READY LED flashes...

Page 93: ...test has failed Follow the procedures in Section 6 12 Possible causes The card is waiting to run its module self test See Section 6 10 The card is not installed correctly See Section 6 12 There is a...

Page 94: ...System operation display Appendix A describes the codes shown on the two system displays If the displays indicate that there is a problem with the DECNIS 600 system follow the procedures in Chapter 9...

Page 95: ...See Section 4 4 2 Check that the card is installed correctly The card must be inserted into the DECNIS 600 and the handles moved inwards so that the card is seated in the correct position See Section...

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Page 97: ...ard software 7 1 Tasks Complete the procedures in Sections 7 2 to 7 7 to 1 Prepare to remove the card 2 Attach the static protection equipment 3 Disable the Network Interface Card 4 Detach the communi...

Page 98: ...atic Protection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 7 2 Removing Network...

Page 99: ...cables connected to the Network Interface Card ports Follow the procedures on the Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for the Network Interface Card Note that if the Network Interface Card h...

Page 100: ...7 6 Remove the Network Interface Card LKG 5673 91I 1 Loosen screws 2 Gently pull handles outwards 7 4 Removing Network Interface Cards...

Page 101: ...LKG 5674 91I 5 Replace card in antistatic packaging 3 Slide card out of unit 4 Reset handles Removing Network Interface Cards 7 5...

Page 102: ...LKG 5675 91I 1 Position the slot cover over the slot 2 Check that the guide pins are in line with the pin holes on the unit 3 Secure screws Do not overtighten Max torque 4 95 cm kg 4 3 in lb 7 6 Remov...

Page 103: ...s 4 Remove the system 5 Replace the system in its packaging 8 2 Preparation The maximum weight of the DECNIS 600 is 40 kg 88 lb At least two people are required to lift it out of the rack Each person...

Page 104: ...8 3 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit 8 2 Removing the System...

Page 105: ...Remove the Screws LKG 5677 91I 2 Loosen all screws then remove 1 Check that the support brackets are installed in the rack Do not attempt to remove the system if the support brackets are not installe...

Page 106: ...DEC Network Integration Server 600 is 40 kg 88 lb At least two people are required to lift the system Each person must be competent and satisfied that they are able to lift their share of the weight L...

Page 107: ...ximum weight of the DECNIS 600 is 40 kg 88 lb At least two people are required to lift the system Each person must be competent and satisfied that they are able to lift their share of the weight LKG 5...

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Page 109: ...ns information that you need for solving DECNIS 600 hardware problems Chapter 9 describes how to identify a problem Chapter 10 describes how to locate a faulty component in the system Chapter 11 descr...

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Page 111: ...ent Messages is an online text file that lists the event messages generated by the DECNIS 600 and tells you what to do when an event is generated Events can indicate faults with the hardware software...

Page 112: ...he Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for the Network Interface Card Static Protection Equipment For some problem solving procedures you will need an antistatic kit that includes an antistat...

Page 113: ...reboot If the information indicates a hardware problem refer to the relevant section in Chapter 10 For example if the information indicates an overtemperature problem follow the procedures in Section...

Page 114: ...9 2 1 Monitor the Power Module There are three LEDs on the power module LKG 5649 91I OVERVOLTAGE LED Red OVERCURRENT LED Yellow MODULE OK LED Green 9 4 Identifying the Problem...

Page 115: ...9 1 Power Module Problems Symptom Possible Problem Action DECNIS 600 does not power up No LEDs are lit on system Power is not reaching the DECNIS 600 Go to Section 10 2 DECNIS 600 shuts down No LEDs...

Page 116: ...ULT LED indicates that the card has failed its module self test The READY LED indicates that the testing has not detected any faults on the card The system self test display on the processor card indi...

Page 117: ...e self test Go to Section 10 7 System self test upper display shows value 2 DECNIS 600 system fault Go to Section 10 8 System self test upper display shows value 1 At least one Network Interface Card...

Page 118: ...re the Network Interface Card LEDs flash and flicker When testing is complete and the processor card shows that the software is loaded and running the READY LED on each Network Interface Card should b...

Page 119: ...ace Card FAULT LED lit A diagnostic error was found on the Network Interface Card Go to Section 10 9 Network Interface Card FAULT and READY LEDs lit Network Interface Card is in the ATTENTION state A...

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Page 121: ...Follow the diagnostic flowcharts on the lefthand pages Section 10 1 describes how to use the flowcharts 3 Refer to the corresponding notes on the opposite page The notes will provide you with an answ...

Page 122: ...take for locating the faulty component These flowcharts use three types of boxes 1 Reference box This box specifies the starting point and continuation point on a flowchart LKG 5521 91I Previous secti...

Page 123: ...refers to the notes on the opposite page B LKG 5522 91I 3 Question box This box prompts you to answer a question and follow the appropriate path Question to answer Follow this path if answer is Yes Fo...

Page 124: ...B A Check circuit breaker switch Does the DECNIS 600 power up Does the switch reset to 0 OFF again Monitor the DECNIS 600 displays Install a new power module LKG 5524 91I No Yes No Yes DECNIS 600 doe...

Page 125: ...ails of the LEDs and display codes shown on the DECNIS 600 C If the DECNIS 600 immediately sets the circuit breaker switch to 0 OFF again there may be a problem with the power module Complete the foll...

Page 126: ...eplace power cord Is the power cord faulty Is the power outlet faulty No Yes A Use another power outlet Check for power from outlet B Check plug fuse if fitted C Check power cord D Install a new power...

Page 127: ...and monitor the displays If the power module s LEDs do not light power down the unit again and go to the next step on the flowchart C Use the DECNIS 600 power cord on another piece of Digital equipme...

Page 128: ...r up and monitor B Change environment A Check DECNIS 600 environment Does the environment fulfill specifications DECNIS 600 Does DECNIS 600 shut down again Overtemperature problem solved Yes Section 1...

Page 129: ...ecifications described in Appendix B The air vents on the DECNIS 600 are not covered or restricted B Refer to Appendix B for DECNIS 600 environmental and electrical information and Chapter 1 for DECNI...

Page 130: ...5527 91I Section 10 3 1 Overtemperature problem solved Yes No A Set power switch to 0 OFF B Install new fans C Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Does DECNIS 600 shut down again Section 10 3 3 10 10 Loca...

Page 131: ...nstall a new fan tray This component includes new fans Complete the procedures in Section 11 3 to install new fans C Monitor the displays and LEDs on the DECNIS 600 see Section 9 2 and if the software...

Page 132: ...528 91I Section 10 3 2 Overtemperature problem solved Yes No A Set power switch to 0 OFF B Install a new C Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Does DECNIS 600 shut down again Section 10 3 4 temperature se...

Page 133: ...e the sensor and install a new one C Monitor the displays and LEDs on the DECNIS 600 see Section 9 2 and if the software is loaded monitor event messages logged by the system If there is still an over...

Page 134: ...91I Section 10 3 3 Power module problem solved Yes No A Set power switch to 0 OFF B Install a new C Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Does DECNIS 600 shut down again power module Contact Digital Servic...

Page 135: ...power module and install a new one C Monitor the displays and LEDs on the DECNIS 600 see Section 9 2 and if the software is loaded monitor event messages logged by the system If there is still an over...

Page 136: ...e LKG 5530 91I No Overvoltage problem solved Overvoltage Yes No A Power down DECNIS 600 Check fan tray B Install a new power module Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Section 10 4 2 Overvoltage Yes Overv...

Page 137: ...ed correctly and that the screws are secure see Section 11 2 3 B There may be a problem with the power module Follow the procedures in Section 11 1 to remove the power module and install a new power m...

Page 138: ...LKG 5531 91I Section 10 4 1 Yes No A Install a new backplane Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Contact Digital Services Power down DECNIS 600 assembly Overvoltage LED lit Overvoltage problem solved 10 1...

Page 139: ...Notes A Follow the procedures in Section 11 5 to remove the backplane assembly and install a new backplane assembly Locating the Faulty Component 10 19...

Page 140: ...DECNIS 600 Unit LKG 5532 91I Section 10 5 2 No Yes A Remove cards Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent Power down DECNIS 600 Section 10 5 6 Overcurrent LED lit L...

Page 141: ...processor card and memory card 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Cards If your system includes a Network Interface Card that is connected to a distribution panel you...

Page 142: ...d into unit Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent LED lit Section 10 5 3 Check slot and connectors B Any visible damage Contact Digital Services Yes No Install new processor card C Yes...

Page 143: ...ow the procedures in Sections 6 4 to 6 6 to remove the processor card 3 Look for damage to the slot for example bent pins on the backplane connectors If the slot is damaged place the processor card in...

Page 144: ...into unit Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent LED lit Section 10 5 4 Check slot and connectors B Any visible damage Contact Digital Services Yes No Install new memory card C Yes No...

Page 145: ...low the procedures in Sections 6 4 to 6 6 to remove the memory card 3 Look for damage to the slot for example bent pins on the backplane connectors If the slot is damaged place the memory card in its...

Page 146: ...Install a NIC Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent LED lit Check slot and connectors B Any visible damage Contact Digital Services No Section 10 5 5 No Yes Yes No All NICs installed...

Page 147: ...ve the Network Interface Card from the DECNIS 600 unit 3 Look for damage to the slot If it appears to be damaged report the problem to Digital Services If the slot does not appear to be damaged go to...

Page 148: ...ction 10 5 4 A Install a new NIC Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent Install the next NIC into unit B Section 10 5 7 All cards installed in unit Yes Problem solved Yes No Power down...

Page 149: ...faulty Follow the procedures in Chapter 5 to install a new Network Interface Card in the same slot B Install one of the Network Interface Cards back into its slot Follow the procedures in Chapter 3 M...

Page 150: ...ck Power Module LKG 5537 91I Section 10 5 1 A Install a new power module Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent LED lit Problem solved B Section 10 5 7 Yes No 10 30 Locating the Faulty...

Page 151: ...e it with a new power module B Install the removed cards back into the DECNIS 600 unit 1 Power down the DECNIS 600 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to install the processor card and the memory car...

Page 152: ...LKG 5538 91I A Install a new backplane Power up DECNIS 600 Power down DECNIS 600 Overcurrent Problem solved B Yes No Contact Digital Services assembly LED lit Section 10 5 2 10 5 3 10 5 5 or 10 5 6 1...

Page 153: ...on 11 5 to remove the backplane assembly and install a new one B Install any removed cards back into the system 1 Power down the DECNIS 600 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to install the processo...

Page 154: ...91I A Install a new processor card Processor Yes No Power down DECNIS 600 B Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Processor card fails module self test Does the processor card fail module self test card pro...

Page 155: ...r 6 to remove the processor card and install a new processor card B Monitor the system displays on the processor card Section 9 2 describes the displays and codes shown when the DECNIS 600 is powered...

Page 156: ...91I A Install a new memory card Yes No Power down DECNIS 600 B Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Memory card problem solved Does the processor card fail module self test Section 10 6 3 Section 10 6 1 10...

Page 157: ...pter 6 to remove the memory card and install a new memory card B Monitor the system displays on the processor card Section 9 2 describes the displays and codes shown when the DECNIS 600 is powered up...

Page 158: ...ace Cards LKG 5541 91I A Remove all NICs Yes Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Does the processor card fail module self test Section 10 6 4 Section 10 6 2 Section 10 6 6 No 10 38 L...

Page 159: ...hapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Cards Note that if your system includes a Network Interface Card that is connected to a distribution panel you do not need to remove the panel from the rack Lo...

Page 160: ...l a NIC into unit Yes No Power down DECNIS 600 Does the processor card fail module self test Section 10 6 5 Section 10 6 3 Power up and monitor Yes All NICs in unit Power down DECNIS 600 Monitor DECNI...

Page 161: ...the procedures in Chapter 3 Make sure that the card is enabled B Refer to Section 9 2 for details of the LEDs and display codes shown on the DECNIS 600 If the problem occurs again it could be an inte...

Page 162: ...ard LKG 5543 91I A Install a new NIC Yes No Power down DECNIS 600 Does the processor card fail module self test Section 10 6 4 Power up and monitor Contact Digital Services Problem solved DECNIS 600 1...

Page 163: ...may be a problem with the Network Interface Card you last installed Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the card and Chapter 3 to install a new Network Interface Card Locating the Faulty Com...

Page 164: ...91I A Install a new backplane Yes No Power up and monitor Does the processor card fail module self test Section 10 6 3 Power down DECNIS 600 Contact Digital Services assembly DECNIS 600 B Replace all...

Page 165: ...ackplane assembly and install a new one B Install the removed Network Interface Cards back into the unit Follow the procedures in Chapter 5 Monitor the displays on the DECNIS 600 Section 9 2 describes...

Page 166: ...B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5562 91I A Install a new memory card Section 10 7 2 Memory card problem solved Does the memory card fail module self test No FAULT LED lit...

Page 167: ...Notes A Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the memory card and install a new memory card B Monitor the LEDs on the memory card see Section 9 2 Locating the Faulty Component 10 47...

Page 168: ...on 10 7 1 B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5563 91I A Install a new processor card Section 10 7 3 Processor card problem solved Does the memory card fail module self test No...

Page 169: ...Notes A Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the processor card and install a new processor card B Monitor the LEDs on the memory card see Section 9 2 Locating the Faulty Component 10 49...

Page 170: ...face Cards No Section 10 7 2 Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5564 91I A Remove all NICs Section 10 7 4 Does the memory card fail module self test Yes Section 10 7 6 10 50 Loc...

Page 171: ...in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Cards If your system includes a Network Interface Card that is connected to a distribution panel you do not need to remove the panel from the rack Locatin...

Page 172: ...7 3 Power down DECNIS 600 LKG 5565 91I A Install a NIC into the unit Section 10 7 5 Does the memory card fail module self test No Power up DECNIS 600 All NICs in unit Power down DECNIS 600 No Yes B Mo...

Page 173: ...the procedures in Chapter 3 Make sure that the card is enabled B Refer to Section 9 2 for details of the LEDs and display codes shown on the DECNIS 600 If the problem occurs again it could be an inte...

Page 174: ...Card Yes Section 10 7 4 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5566 91I A Install a new NIC Does the memory card fail module self test No Power down DECNIS 600 Problem solved Contact Digital Services 10...

Page 175: ...problem with the Network Interface Card you last installed Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Card and Chapter 3 to install a new Network Interface Card Locating the F...

Page 176: ...on 10 7 3 Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5567 91I A Install a new backplane assembly Does the memory card fail module self test No Yes Contact Digital Services B Replace NIC...

Page 177: ...ackplane assembly and install a new one B Install the removed Network Interface Cards back into the unit Follow the procedures in Chapter 5 Monitor the displays on the DECNIS 600 Section 9 2 describes...

Page 178: ...B Power down and power up DECNIS 600 Is the same slot number displayed No Yes No Is the memory card in the slot No Yes Section 10 8 3 System self test display shows value 2 Check system operation dis...

Page 179: ...f the card that could be causing the problem Note the number and then go to the next step on the flowchart B Power down the DECNIS 600 power it up again and then monitor the processor card displays C...

Page 180: ...NIC No Section 10 8 1 C B System self test display shows 2 Displayed value matches NIC slot Yes Power up DECNIS 600 Power down unit Install card in another slot Power up unit and check system displays...

Page 181: ...Network Interface Card for example if the display shows the value 5 and the Network Interface Card is installed in slot 5 the fault can be isolated to the Network Interface Card If another value is d...

Page 182: ...547 91I A Install a new memory card No System self test display shows 2 Section 10 8 4 Power down DECNIS 600 Yes B Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Problem solved Section 10 8 1 or Section 10 8 2 10 62...

Page 183: ...pter 6 to remove the memory card and install a new memory card B Monitor the system displays on the processor card If the system self test upper display shows the value 2 there is still a system fault...

Page 184: ...ard Yes No Problem solved Section 10 8 3 System self test display shows 2 A B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Install a new processor card Section 10 8 5 LKG 5548 91I 10 64 Locat...

Page 185: ...r 6 to remove the processor card and install a new processor card B Monitor the system displays on the processor card If the system self test upper display shows the value 2 there is still a system fa...

Page 186: ...es No Problem solved Section 10 8 4 System self test display shows 2 A B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 Install a new backplane assembly LKG 5549 91I Contact Digital Services 10...

Page 187: ...the connectors Follow the procedures in Section 11 5 to remove the backplane assembly and install a new one B Monitor the system displays on the processor card If the system self test upper display sh...

Page 188: ...m solved Section 10 9 2 Any faulty cables or ports A Replace faulty component Check NIC communications cables and ports LKG 5550 91I C Install a new NIC Yes READY LED on NIC lit No READY LED on NIC li...

Page 189: ...ecifications card for the Network Interface Card shows how to install the communications cables and distribution panel if used for the Network Interface Card C Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to re...

Page 190: ...ssor Card Yes Problem solved Section 10 9 1 READY LED on NIC lit B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5551 91I A Install a new processor card Section 10 9 3 No 10 70 Locating th...

Page 191: ...ow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the processor card and install a new processor card B Section 9 2 describes the DECNIS 600 LEDs and the display codes shown on the unit Locating the Faulty Com...

Page 192: ...Card Yes Problem solved Section 10 9 2 READY LED on NIC lit B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5552 91I A Contact Digital Services Install a new memory card No 10 72 Locating...

Page 193: ...ollow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the memory card and install a new memory card B Section 9 2 describes the DECNIS 600 LEDs and the display codes shown on the unit Locating the Faulty Compon...

Page 194: ...erface Card Yes Section 10 10 2 Any LEDs lit on NIC B Remove NIC and install it in another slot LKG 5553 91I C Install a new NIC Yes Any LEDs lit on NIC D Monitor DECNIS 600 displays A Check NIC insta...

Page 195: ...em 1 Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Card 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 5 to install the card in another slot C Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the...

Page 196: ...d Yes Section 10 10 1 Any LEDs lit on NIC B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5554 91I A Install a new processor card Section 10 10 3 B Monitor DECNIS 600 displays No 10 76 Loc...

Page 197: ...ow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the processor card and install a new processor card B Section 9 2 describes the DECNIS 600 LEDs and the display codes shown on the unit Locating the Faulty Com...

Page 198: ...s Section 10 10 2 Any LEDs lit on NIC B Power down DECNIS 600 Power up and monitor DECNIS 600 LKG 5555 91I A Install a new memory card B Monitor DECNIS 600 displays Contact Digital Services No 10 78 L...

Page 199: ...ollow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the memory card and install a new memory card B Section 9 2 describes the DECNIS 600 LEDs and the display codes shown on the unit Locating the Faulty Compon...

Page 200: ...uration DECNIS 600 does not load Yes Section 10 11 2 LKG 5556 91I B Perform software problem solving procedures Yes A Reset DECNIS 600 and monitor displays Problem solved Does the software load Does t...

Page 201: ...1 ON and continue to hold the dump button in for a further 5 seconds 4 Release the dump button 5 Refer to Section 9 2 to monitor the DECNIS 600 displays B The DEC Network Integration Server Problem So...

Page 202: ...Cables Yes Section 10 11 1 LKG 5557 91I B Replace faulty component Yes A Check NIC communications cables and ports Problem solved Any faulty component Does the software load No No Contact Digital Ser...

Page 203: ...the Problem Solving card for the Network Interface Card associated with that line B Replace the faulty component The Network Interface Card Cabling Instructions and Specifications card shows how to re...

Page 204: ...1 Monitor Network Interface Card LEDs Yes Section 10 12 2 Any FAULT LEDs LKG 5558 91I B Reset DECNIS 600 Yes A Check NIC LEDs System operation display shows value 0 Does the software load No No Probl...

Page 205: ...e following 1 Set the power switch to 0 OFF 2 Hold in the dump button D1 on the processor card Appendix D shows the location of the dump button 3 Set the power switch to 1 ON and continue to hold the...

Page 206: ...Cables Yes Section 10 12 1 LKG 5559 91I B Replace faulty component Yes A Check NIC communications cables and ports Problem solved Any faulty component Does the software load No No Contact Digital Ser...

Page 207: ...n the Problem Solving card for the Network Interface Card associated with that line B Replace the faulty component The Network Interface Card Cabling Instructions and Specifications card shows how to...

Page 208: ...600 reachable Section 10 13 2 Any faulty cables or ports B Replace faulty component Check communications cables and ports LKG 5560 91I Is the command successful Software loads no communication A Perfo...

Page 209: ...rocedures should isolate the line There may be a fault with the communication cables or the distribution panel if used that could not be detected by the diagnostic tests when the system was powered up...

Page 210: ...eck Network Interface Card Yes No Section 10 13 1 Is the command successful A B Issue NCL command Install a new NIC LKG 5561 91I Contact Digital Services DECNIS 600 reachable 10 90 Locating the Faulty...

Page 211: ...er 5 to install a new Network Interface Card B Enter the following NCL command at the host node NCL SHOW NODE server ALL ATTRIBUTES where server is the name for the DECNIS 600 If the attributes for th...

Page 212: ......

Page 213: ...placing Faulty Components This chapter describes how to remove and replace the following faulty components Power module Fan tray Fans Temperature sensor Backplane assembly Removing and Replacing Fault...

Page 214: ...IS 600 ab bevor Sie diese Arbeiten ausf hren Avvertenza Spegnere il DECNIS 600 prima di eseguire queste procedure Atenci n Desconectar el DECNIS 600 antes de realizar estos procedimientos Aten o Desli...

Page 215: ...UOM Sammuta virta DECNIS 600 sta ennen kuin ryhdyt n ihin toimenpiteisiin Advarsel Sl av str mtilf rselen til DECNIS 600 f r du utf rer disse oppgavene Varning Sl av str mmen p DECNIS 600 innan dessa...

Page 216: ...11 1 Power Module Complete the procedures in Sections 11 1 1 to 11 1 4 to remove and replace the power module 11 4 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 217: ...11 1 1 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 5...

Page 218: ...c Protection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 11 6 Removing and Repla...

Page 219: ...11 1 3 Remove the Protective Cover LKG 5662 91I 1 Loosen screws 2 Remove cover Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 7...

Page 220: ...11 1 4 Remove the Power Module LKG 5685 91I 1 Loosen screw 2 Remove power module from unit NOTE The power module weighs 7 kg 15 4 lb 11 8 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 221: ...11 1 5 Install a New Power Module LKG 5686 91I 2 Tighten screw 1 Slide the power module into the unit NOTE The power module weighs 7 kg 15 4 lb Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 9...

Page 222: ...eplace cover Max torque 4 95 cm kg 4 3 in lb 11 1 7 Final Checks Before powering up the DECNIS 600 make sure that The protective cover for the power module is installed All cards are seated correctly...

Page 223: ...11 2 Fan Tray Complete the procedures in Sections 11 2 1 to 11 2 4 to remove and replace the fan tray Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 11...

Page 224: ...11 2 1 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit 11 12 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 225: ...dem Abschalten des DECNIS 600 mindestens 30 Sekunden bevor Sie die Gebl sevorrichtung entfernen Avvertenza Ventole rotanti Dopo aver spento il DECNIS 600 attendere almeno 30 secondi prima di rimuovere...

Page 226: ...entilatorskuffen tages ud HUOM PY RIV T TUULETTIMET Kun olet sammuttanut virran DECNIS 600 sta odota ainakin puoli minuuttia ennen kuin poistat tuuletinalustan Advarsel Roterende vifter Vent minst 30...

Page 227: ...1 Loosen screws LKG 5688 91I 2 Remove fan tray Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 15...

Page 228: ...y from packaging 2 Slide fan tray into unit 3 Secure screws 11 2 4 Final Checks Before powering up the DECNIS 600 make sure that The fan tray screws are secure The protective cover for the power modul...

Page 229: ...11 3 Fans Complete the procedures in Sections 11 3 1 to 11 3 6 to remove and replace the fans Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 17...

Page 230: ...11 3 1 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit 11 18 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 231: ...11 3 2 Remove the Fan Tray Caution Rotating Fans After powering down the DECNIS 600 wait at least 30 seconds before removing the fan tray Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 19...

Page 232: ...1 Loosen screws LKG 5688 91I 2 Remove fan tray 11 20 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 233: ...11 3 3 Disconnect the Fans LKG 5690 91I 2 Unscrew and remove the retaining plate Push down 1 Disconnect the fan connectors then pull apart Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 21...

Page 234: ...2 Fit the new The left fan must connect to the left L connector and the right fan must connect to the R connector fans beneath the retaining clips LKG 5658 91I 4 Attach the retaining plate Max torque...

Page 235: ...11 3 5 Install the Fan Tray LKG 5691 91I 1 Slide fan tray into unit 2 Secure screws Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 23...

Page 236: ...fan tray screws are secure The protective cover for the power module is installed 11 4 Temperature Sensor Complete the procedures in Sections 11 4 1 to 11 4 9 to remove and replace the temperature sen...

Page 237: ...11 4 1 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 25...

Page 238: ...c Protection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I 11 26 Removing and Repl...

Page 239: ...s in Section 7 6 to remove the Network Interface Card in slots 6 to 9 Place each card in its antistatic packaging 11 4 4 Disconnect the Temperature Sensor LKG 5692 91I Push down and pull apart Tempera...

Page 240: ...11 4 5 Remove the Temperature Sensor LKG 5676 91I 1 Cut the tie wraps taking care not to cut wires 2 Remove the temperature sensor 11 28 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 241: ...11 4 6 Install the New Temperature Sensor LKG 5693 91I 1 Insert the temperature sensor 2 Put new tie wraps on the temperature sensor Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 29...

Page 242: ...LKG 5694 91I Push down and push together Temperature sensor 11 4 8 Replace the Network Interface Cards Follow the procedures in Chapter 3 to install the Network Interface Cards in slots 6 to 9 11 30...

Page 243: ...ected to the backplane assembly All communications cables are installed correctly Refer to the Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for details 11 5 Backplane Complete the procedures in Sectio...

Page 244: ...11 5 1 Power Down the System LKG 5661 91I 2 Remove power cord from outlet 1 Set power switch to 0 OFF 3 Remove power cord from unit 11 32 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 245: ...c Protection Equipment 4 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 2 Attach clip to DECNIS 600 3 Put on wrist strap 1 Place mat on work surface unpainted section unpainted section LKG 5643 91I Removing and Replacing...

Page 246: ...11 5 3 Remove the Protective Cover LKG 5662 91I 1 Loosen screws 2 Remove cover 11 34 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 247: ...11 5 4 Remove the Power Module LKG 5685 91I 1 Loosen screw 2 Remove power module from unit NOTE The power module weighs 7 kg 15 4 lb Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 35...

Page 248: ...ection equipment remove all cards 1 Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to remove the processor card and the memory card 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 7 to remove the Network Interface Cards 11 36...

Page 249: ...11 5 6 Remove the Back Panel LKG 5695 91I 1 Remove all back panel screws 2 Remove back panel Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 37...

Page 250: ...11 5 7 Disconnect the Temperature Sensor LKG 5650 91I Push down and pull apart Temperature sensor 11 38 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 251: ...lane Assembly LKG 5696 91I 1 Loosen captive screws and remove fan connector 2 Support backplane and remove screws 3 Hold bar firmly and pull the backplane assembly STRAIGHT out Removing and Replacing...

Page 252: ...ckplane assembly and attach the metal plate to its fan connector 3 Metal plate Fan connector 2 Detach the metal plate and keep it for the new back plane assembly 1 Remove the screws that hold the fan...

Page 253: ...y on the unit Ensure that the 4 dowels are in line with the dowel holes 1 Place the connector for the temperature sensor inside the 3 Insert the fan connector and secure the screws Do not overtighten...

Page 254: ...11 5 11 Connect the Temperature Sensor LKG 5680 91I Push down then push together 1 Connect the temperature sensor 11 42 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 255: ...ard memory card and Network Interface Cards 1 Follow the procedures in Chapter 6 to install the processor card and memory card 2 Follow the procedures in Chapter 3 to install the Network Interface Car...

Page 256: ...11 5 13 Install the Power Module LKG 5686 91I 2 Tighten screw 1 Slide the power module into the unit NOTE The power module weighs 7 kg 15 4 lb 11 44 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 257: ...11 5 14 Replace the Protective Cover LKG 5667 91I 2 Secure screws Do not overtighten 1 Replace cover Max torque 4 95 cm kg 4 3 in lb Removing and Replacing Faulty Components 11 45...

Page 258: ...11 5 15 Replace the Back Panel LKG 5699 91I 1 Replace back panel 2 Secure screws Do not overtighten Max torque 9 10 cm kg 7 9 in lb 11 46 Removing and Replacing Faulty Components...

Page 259: ...es are installed correctly Refer to the Cabling Instructions and Specifications card for each Network Interface Card The protective cover for the power module is installed All cards are seated correct...

Page 260: ......

Page 261: ...ndix A describes the displays and codes shown on the DECNIS 600 Appendix B specifies the electrical environmental and physical requirements of the DECNIS 600 Appendix C describes DECNIS 600 specificat...

Page 262: ......

Page 263: ...lay States LED State Description Green MODULE OK This LED indicates that the power module is working within its specified limits Yellow OVERCURRENT This LED indicates that the current from one of the...

Page 264: ...y indicates the progress and result of the system self test Refer to Section 4 5 for more information System operation display This display indicates the operating state of the DECNIS 600 Figure A 1 a...

Page 265: ...play Code Description Pattern over both displays At least one NIC has failed its module self test and the system is running without it Check the NIC LEDs for more information There is a hardware fault...

Page 266: ...00 has located a load host and is loading the software This code is displayed while the load is taking place The upper display shows a system self test display code Display Code Description The value...

Page 267: ...its The upper display shows a system self test display code The value 6 in the lower display indicates that the DECNIS 600 has located a dump host and is dumping the contents of the system When the du...

Page 268: ...3 shows the LED states that can be displayed on the cards Note that the processor card and memory card LEDs do not have a HOTSWAP LED If the card LEDs indicate a problem follow the procedures in Chap...

Page 269: ...as passed its module self test The module self test has failed Possible causes Fault on card Cabling problem Fault on DECNIS 600 unit The NIC is running but not all ports on the card are usable Possib...

Page 270: ......

Page 271: ...tion 120 V Range 240 V Range Nominal voltage 100 120 Vrms 200 240 Vrms Number of supply phases 1 1 Nominal line frequency 50 60 Hz 50 60 Hz Power factor 0 95 0 85 Inrush current 90 A 90 A Maximum inpu...

Page 272: ...it should be in a place that meets the DECNIS 600 operating specifications If you store the DECNIS 600 for less than 60 days it should be in a place that is between 040 C 040 F and 66 C 151 F with re...

Page 273: ...configurations are available from Digital representatives Schallemissionswerte Vorl ufige Werteangaben nach ISO 9296 und ISO 7779 DIN45635 19 Schalleistungspegel LWAd B A Schalldruckpegel LpAm dB A Zu...

Page 274: ...kg 2 2 lb Processor card 1 kg 2 2 lb Memory card 1 kg 2 2 lb Power module 7 kg 15 4 lb Fan tray 3 4 kg 7 5 lb Backplane 3 kg 6 6 lb Including power module fan tray backplane assembly processor card m...

Page 275: ...Figure B 1 DECNIS 600 Physical Dimensions LKG 5704 91I Electrical Environmental and Physical Information B 5...

Page 276: ...Figure B 2 DECNIS 600 Frame Measurements LKG 5705 91I Metric markings Imperial markings B 6 Electrical Environmental and Physical Information...

Page 277: ...rts indicated by the safety label do not provide isolation sufficient to satisfy the requirements of BS6301 Therefore apparatus connected to these ports must comply with one of the following The appar...

Page 278: ...e overall transmission characteristics of all the other apparatus shall be such as to introduce no material effect upon the electrical conditions presented to one another by the apparatus and the part...

Page 279: ...he power module This product complies with BS6301 Table C 1 Power Module Output Output Volts dc 5 12 012 2 1 24 FAN 1 and 2 Amps 90 8 3 04 9 10 4 C 6 Network Interface Card Information for BABT Confor...

Page 280: ...conductive due to condensation These distances can be checked by measuring between the adjacent parts as shown in Figure C 1 Clearance distance is shown by the identifier x which is the shortest dista...

Page 281: ...Figure C 1 Network Interface Card Clearance and Creepage Distances LKG 5706 91I components x y creepage clearance United Kingdom Specifications C 5...

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Page 283: ...D Dumping the System To dump the contents of the system to a load host press the dump button on the processor card LKG 5684 91I Processor card Dump button Dumping the System D 1...

Page 284: ......

Page 285: ...nications cables attaching 3 8 installing 5 10 D DECnet OSI xi DEC Network Integration Server 600 See DECNIS 600 DECNIS 600 acoustic information B 3 configuration card xiii dumping D 1 environment B 2...

Page 286: ...ng 5 11 M Memory card FAULT LED 4 7 4 11 installing 6 1 LEDs 6 14 module self test 6 14 position 6 2 removing 6 6 Modem cabling 1 1 Module self test 4 6 5 11 description 4 4 loopback 5 11 N NCL xi Net...

Page 287: ...s 2 3 power 1 2 size 1 2 stability 1 2 READY LED 4 6 5 12 Reboot Reboot Cont information 9 3 S Safety information UK installations C 1 Safety symbols xiv Screwdrivers 1 5 3 2 Screws attaching 2 12 Ser...

Page 288: ...V Ventilation B 2 Vents 2 7 W WAN See Wide Area Network Wide Area Network xi Index 4...

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