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4. Platform Servicing

4.4. Servicing Honeywell Options

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server

12/2007

Honeywell

Release Independent

Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Setup

The following table identifies the specific slots for each of the Honeywell options for
general Ethernet and FTE node configurations.

Table 4-3 Slot Requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Configurations

Configuration

PCI-X
slot 6

PCI-X
slot 5

PCI

slot 4

PCI-E
slot 3

PCI-E
slot 1

1 NIC, standard Ethernet

via on-board NIC

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE Supervisory

via on-board NIC with

ControlNet

Dual NIC

ControlNet

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE Supervisory

co-joined via on-board

NIC with LCNP4M

Dual NIC

LCNP4M

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE co-joined via

on-board NIC

Dual NIC

Free Slot

3 NICs, FTE co-joined via

on-board NIC for EHG

Dual NIC

Free Slot

3 NICs, Standard

Ethernet via on-board

NIC

Dual NIC

Free Slot

Replace cards in expansion slots

Use the following procedure to replace the expansion cards in the PCI slots. See also

“Removing an Expansion Card” and “Installing an Expansion Card” in the Dell™
PowerEdge™

PE SC1430

Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.

Summary of Contents for PE SC1430

Page 1: ...Experion and TPS Systems PE SC1430 Based Honeywell Server Planning Installation and Service Guide EP DPCXX6 EX12 100 12 2007 ...

Page 2: ...es no express warranties except as may be stated in its written agreement with and for its customers In no event is Honeywell liable to anyone for any indirect special or consequential damages The information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice Honeywell PlantScape Icon Series and TotalPlant are registered trademarks of Honeywell International Inc Experion is a...

Page 3: ...standard Dell model and cannot be ordered independently from Dell Release Information Document Name Document ID Release Number Publication Date PE SC1430 Based Honeywell Server EX12 100 EP DPCXX6 Release Independent 02 07 PE SC1430 Based Honeywell Server EX12 100 EP DPCXX6 Release Independent ECO P270143 ECO P270163 ECO P270209 10 10 07 PE SC1430 Based Honeywell Server EX12 100 EP DPCXX6 Release I...

Page 4: ...ater FTE Users Fault Tolerant Ethernet Installation and Service Guide FE05 Support and Other Contacts United States and Canada Contact Phone Fascimile Mail Honeywell Solution Support Center 1 800 822 7673 outside Arizona 602 313 5558 in Arizona Calls are answered by dispatcher between 6 00 am and 4 00 pm Mountain Standard Time Emergency calls outside normal working hours are received by an answeri...

Page 5: ...ll Global TAC India 91 20 6603 9400 91 20 6603 9800 Honeywell Automation India Ltd 56 and 57 Hadapsar Industrial Estate Hadapsar Pune 411 013 India Global TAC India honeywell com Korea Contact Phone Fascimile Mail Email Honeywell Global TAC Korea 82 2 799 6317 82 11 9227 6324 82 2 792 9015 Honeywell Co Ltd 17F Kikje Center B D 191 Hangangro 2Ga Yongsan gu Seoul 140 702 Korea Global TAC Korea honey...

Page 6: ...ontact Phone Fascimile Mail Email Honeywell Global TAC Taiwan 886 7 536 2567 886 7 536 2039 Honeywell Taiwan Ltd 17F 1 No 260 Jhongshan 2nd Road Cianjhen District Kaohsiung Taiwan ROC Global TAC Taiwan honeywell com Japan Contact Phone Fascimile Mail Email Honeywell Global TAC Japan 81 3 6730 7160 81 3 6730 7228 Honeywell Japan Inc New Pier Takeshiba South Tower Building 20th Floor 1 16 1 Kaigan M...

Page 7: ...FERENCE EXTERNAL Identifies an additional source of information outside of the book set REFERENCE INTERNAL Identifies an additional source of information within the book set CAUTION Indicates a situation which if not avoided may result in equipment or work data on the system being damaged or lost or may result in the inability to properly operate the process CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardo...

Page 8: ...ay be sensitive Observe precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices Protective Earth PE terminal Provided for connection of the protective earth green or green yellow supply system conductor Functional earth terminal Used for non safety purposes such as noise immunity improvement NOTE This connection shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance with nation...

Page 9: ...1 4 TPN Slot Requirements 19 TPN Node setup 19 1 5 FTE Slot Requirements 19 FTE Supervisory and Controlnet 19 FTE Supervisory and LCNP4M 20 FTE co joined via on board single NIC for EHG 20 1 6 General Ethernet Slot Requirements 20 Option 1 Single Ethernet on board NIC used 20 Option 2 Dual Ethernet on board NIC used plus one single NIC 21 Option 3 Triple Ethernet on board NIC used plus one dual NI...

Page 10: ...r 31 Before you begin 31 2 2 Power and Grounding Requirements 32 Grounding for server based nodes 32 Grounding cabinet 32 AC Power Warning 32 2 3 Back Panel Connections 33 Back panel connections 33 2 4 Installing the Server in a Cabinet 33 Overview 33 Mounting devices in cabinet 34 Unused cabinet spaces 35 Install server in cabinet using the fixed mount option 36 Install server in cabinet using th...

Page 11: ...ervicing 47 Accessing the electronics 47 4 2 Servicing the LCNP4M Card 52 LCNP4M card description 52 Replace the LCNP4M card 52 4 3 Servicing the Hard Disk Drive and Power Supply 56 Overview 56 References 56 4 4 Servicing Honeywell Options 57 Overview 57 Slot requirements for TPN Node Setup 57 Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Setup 58 Replace cards in expansion slots 58 Add addi...

Page 12: ...y 27 Table 1 14 Safety Compliance Industrial Regulatory 28 Table 1 15 EMC Specifications Light Industrial Regulatory 29 Table 1 16 Safety Compliance Light Industrial Regulatory 30 Table 2 1 Server Installation Tasks 31 Table 2 2 Cabinet Mounting Requirements 34 Table 2 3 Air Duct Baffle and Blank Front Panel Height Options 35 Table 3 1 Dell Publications for Operation and Servicing 44 Table 4 1 Del...

Page 13: ...The Technical Assistance Center TAC is trained on and fully supports Honeywell platforms Use of any other server including a similar Dell model is considered a project special and its TAC support is limited according to the services policy This server platform provides computer based functionality for the Experion system and the TPS system For TPS systems and certain Experion systems configured wi...

Page 14: ...oneywell Release Independent 1 2 Description Honeywell server model number This user manual applies to the Honeywell based server platform identified in the following table Model Number Description Part Number MZ PCSV10 100 PE SC1430 based Honeywell server 51153737 100 Figure 1 1 PE SC1430 based Honeywell Server ...

Page 15: ...d DDR2 memory for this platform is 1GB 667 MHz 2 512 MB DDR2 Single Ranked Fully Buffered DIMMs optionally expandable to 2 0 3 0 or 4 0 GB The peripheral electronics assemblies are based on the Peripheral Component Interconnect PCI PCI Extended PCI X and PCI Express PCI E bus and support USB 1 1 2 0 Storage and media devices The standard mass storage for this platform is one 80 GB 7 2K RPM SATA dr...

Page 16: ... slots two PCI X slots and one PCI slot Front Ports 2 USB 2 0 Rear Ports one Serial one Parallel one Video five USB 2 0 and one RJ45 Memory 1GB DDR2 667MHz Single Ranked FB DIMMS ECC Media Drive EIDE CDRW DVD ROM Drive Hard Drive one 80GB 7 2K RPM SATA II Hard Drive Removable Drive 3 5 inch 1 44 Mb floppy drive Video integrated ATI ES1000 controller with 16 MB SDRAM 750W non redundant Power Supply...

Page 17: ...ding Information for Your Platform Honeywell documentation The following table lists other Honeywell publications that may be useful when installing or operating the server platform Table 1 1 Honeywell Publications Publication Contains information on RE01 Honeywell Remoting Options Contains information for using a remote system with the computer platform ADP01 Honeywell Peripheral Adapters Contain...

Page 18: ...l com Getting Started With Your System Unpacking and connecting cables Packaged with the computer Quick Installation Guide Installing and configuring the server and operating system Packaged with the computer Product Documentation CD Dell PowerEdge PE SC1430 Systems User s Guide How to remove and replace parts Technical specifications How to configure system settings How to troubleshoot and solve ...

Page 19: ... x16 Free Slot Slot 4 PCI Free Slot Slot 5 PCI X LCNP4M Slot 6 PCI X Dual NIC Single NIC Free Slot 1 5 FTE Slot Requirements FTE must be used on the dual NIC card that is installed in PCI X slot 6 Only one on board NIC may be used with FTE For more detailed slot configuration see Table 4 3 FTE Supervisory and Controlnet Slot Description Option Slot 1 PCI E x4 Free Slot Slot 3 PCI E x16 Free Slot S...

Page 20: ...X LCNP4M Slot 6 PCI X Dual NIC FTE co joined via on board single NIC for EHG Slot Description Option Slot 1 PCI E x4 Free Slot Slot 3 PCI E x16 Free Slot Slot 4 PCI Free Slot Slot 5 PCI X LCNP4M or CNET Slot 6 PCI X Dual NIC 1 6 General Ethernet Slot Requirements For more detailed slot configuration see Table 4 3 Option 1 Single Ethernet on board NIC used Slot Description Option Slot 1 PCI E x4 Fr...

Page 21: ...NIC Slot Description Option Slot 1 PCI E x4 Free Slot Slot 3 PCI E x16 Free Slot Slot 4 PCI Free Slot Slot 5 PCI X Free Slot Slot 6 PCI X Dual NIC 1 7 Honeywell Server Options Device options In addition to the standard configuration your platform may be configured with additional options based on the model number you ordered The following table lists optional items for this server Model Number Opt...

Page 22: ...memory supplier The following table shows the placement of memory devices for the memory capacity options The table is organized so that the DIMM sockets are in the same order as they are located on the motherboard Table 1 3 Standard and Optional Memory Configuration DIMM Socket 1 GB Memory standard 2 GB Memory 3 GB Memory 4 GB Memory 1 512 MB 512 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 512 MB 512 MB 512 MB 1 GB 3 512 M...

Page 23: ...condensing Table 1 5 Environmental Storage Specifications for a Tower Unit Description Tower Not Rackable Temperature 40º to 65º C 40º to 149º F Relative Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing Environmental specifications for a cabinet The following table lists operating environmental limitations Table 1 6 Environmental Operating Specifications for a Cabinet Description Rack Mount Ambient room temperatur...

Page 24: ...Table 1 8 Maximum Operating Power Requirements Description Requirement DC POWER N A AC Voltage 120 90 132 Vrms 240 180 260 Vrms AC RMS Current 2 02 Arms 1 16 Arms AC Power 239 Watts 232 Watts Table 1 9 Electronic Assembly Weight and Dimensions Description Requirement Height 447 mm 17 60 in Width 170 mm 6 69 in Depth 468 4 mm 18 44 in Weight 18 6 Kg 41bs Hard disk drive specifications The server pl...

Page 25: ...ured with one removable media drive a CD RW DVD ROM drive The CD RW DVD ROM drive is pinned to Master and is connected to the IDE1 connector on the motherboard Table 1 12 Removable Media Power Requirements Description Device Requirements CDRW DVD ROM DC 5 volt Power 13 0 Watts Mouse and Keyboard The USB mouse is the standard cursor control device and is included with the server platform A USB stan...

Page 26: ... does not come with this server platform you must order a monitor separately A laptop with terminal emulation software can also be used CAUTION The video cable must support DDC If either a monitor or video cable that does not support DDC is connected the display generator will default to a resolution that precludes communication with the system software and stops startup A quick check to determine...

Page 27: ...ance of this product Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Table 1 13 EMC Specifications Industrial Regulatory European Community Emissions IEC 61326 1997 Industrial Locations CISPR 11 Class A Immunity IEC 61326 1997 Industrial Locations Attention The following formula is a proximity guideline for use of Portable Transceivers walkie talkies in the frequency range of 80MHz to 1GHz D 0 30 P D must be gr...

Page 28: ...Independent Safety compliance Table 1 14 Safety Compliance Industrial Regulatory Product Safety Compliance CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 92 R1999 1010 1B 97 R2001 Am 2 IEC 61010 1 2001 2nd edition Note Within the above referenced standards is a Normative Reference section citing additional standards which may apply as suited and required for product compliance ...

Page 29: ...he Safety and EMC compliance of this product Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Table 1 15 EMC Specifications Light Industrial Regulatory European Community Emissions IEC 61326 1997 Basic Requirements CISPR11 Class A Immunity IEC 61326 1997 Basic Requirements Attention The following formula is a proximity guideline for use of Portable Transceivers walkie talkies in the frequency range of 80MHz to 1...

Page 30: ...Independent Safety Compliance Table 1 16 Safety Compliance Light Industrial Regulatory Product Safety Compliance CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 92 R1999 1010 1B 97 R2001 Am 2 IEC 61010 1 2001 2nd edition Note Within the above referenced standards is a Normative Reference section citing additional standards which may apply as suited and required for product compliance ...

Page 31: ...ower and Grounding Requirements TPN System Installation SW20 600 Section 4 System Grounding Install tower unit or Install the server in the cabinet Figure 2 1 for cable connections Section 2 4 Installing the Server in a Cabinet Start up the Server Section 2 7 Start up the Server If you are remotely connecting the computer connect the remote components Remote Peripheral Systems Installation and Upg...

Page 32: ...00 Section 4 System Grounding contains information on grounding furniture including the following Ground Wiring Overview Grounding LCN Cabinets and Stations Cabinet Logic Ground Grounding LCN Cables AC Power Warning 53895 DANGER SHOCKHAZA RD WARNING The power supply circuit is connected to AC power when the power cable is connected The power control switch on the front panel only enables the power...

Page 33: ...tors for all devices Figure 2 1 PE SC1430 based Back Panel Connections 2 4 Installing the Server in a Cabinet Overview The server is mounted in a cabinet in a horizontal position This procedure assumes a new cabinet 800mm deep equipment cabinet Honeywell model number MP C8LCB1 or 1000mm deep equipment cabinet Honeywell model number MP C1MCB1 was shipped from the Honeywell factory with workstation ...

Page 34: ...ting nodes allowed to be mounted in the 800mm deep cabinet MP C8LCB1 must not exceed nine 9 computing nodes The various devices mounted in the cabinet require RETMA standard cabinet openings as specified in Table 2 2 Space required for other devices not listed below can be found in the corresponding device manuals Table 2 2 Cabinet Mounting Requirements Option Rack Space Needed Mounting Requiremen...

Page 35: ...tions must have blank front panels and air duct baffles installed to ensure proper cooling These are available in four height options The following table shows the four height options and the corresponding part and tab numbers each Table 2 3 Air Duct Baffle and Blank Front Panel Height Options Height Option Part Part Number Tab number 1U Blank front panel Air duct baffle 51201248 51303521 100 100 ...

Page 36: ...kets are attached loosen the two captivated screws on each bracket and remove them 3 Verify that the cabinet mounting rails are clear of any installed cables 4 Using two people slide the server all the way into the cabinet enclosure between the mounting railings 5 Replace the two retaining brackets and tighten the four captivated screws 6 If necessary go to Section 2 6 to install an air duct baffl...

Page 37: ...ivated screws on each bracket and remove them 3 Verify that the slide mount bottom and sides are clear of any installed cables 4 Using the mounting tray handle pull the tray to its fully extended and locked position 5 Using two people place the server on the mounting tray so the bottom surface of the front bezel is aligned with the front surface of the slide tray and slide the tray back into the c...

Page 38: ...ver and continue to the next step 2 If you are using the 8 port KVM switch control console for your human interface pre installed in the Honeywell factory connect the KVM cable mouse and keyboard connections to the USB connectors on the rear of the server The KVM cable may have separate USB connections for the mouse and keyboard or they may be combined into one USB connector via a USB to PS 2 adap...

Page 39: ...Section 2 7 Starting up your Server to complete the installation 2 6 Install air duct baffles and blank front panels in cabinet Use the following procedure to install the air duct baffle and blank front panels in the cabinet These are available in four height options refer to Table 2 3 for height options Installing these parts will insure that the airflow within the cabinet allows proper cooling o...

Page 40: ... the bent tab resting along the front of the right cabinet rail 2 Place the blank front panel across the front of the cabinet rails and attach it to the air duct baffle and right cabinet rail using two machine screws and two external tooth washers threaded into the two clip nuts and tighten the screws 3 Attach the other side of the blank front panel to the left cabinet rail using two machine screw...

Page 41: ... platform This section contains procedures for each of these tasks Note Cabinet mounted servers that do not have a KVM switch console require the connection of the USB mouse and keyboard supplied with the server for server startup Task Turn on power and check status Check LCNP4M status Turn on power and check status Step Action 1 Press the power button on the front panel 2 Wait for the power light...

Page 42: ... Honeywell Release Independent Step Action 3 Verify that TPN Address appears in the LEDs field of the LCNP Status display once Board 0 has been configured for the node s TPN address You will need to reset the LCNP after configuration REFERENCE Refer to the LCNP Status section in the LCNP Status User s Guide for more information ...

Page 43: ...eywell Server PE SC1430 Based Honeywell Server 43 Release Independent Honeywell 3 Operation 3 1 Overview Front view of server The following figure shows the front view of the server Figure 3 1 Front View of PE SC1430 based Server ...

Page 44: ...o remove and replace parts Technical specifications How to configure system settings How to troubleshoot and solve problems Product Documentation CD www dell com Windows Installation Instructions and Important Information Initialization of the Windows operating system 2003 Packaged with the computer www dell com 3 2 Network Connections Overview Each server platform must be connected to an LCN netw...

Page 45: ...ver platform is added to an existing system that contains node running analog clocks that system must have at least two 2 KxLCN boards for analog digital conversion Note LCNP4M card cannot be replaced with an LCNP4 card The LCNP4M model number TP LCNP02 100 is required LCN cables Tower Unit The two cables and T connectors and terminators if applicable must be located underneath the future location...

Page 46: ...le coaxial trunk cable broken up into segments interconnected by links Node connections to the network are created through a tap and drop cable Repeaters are used to link segments together and for changes in media from coax to fiber optic All points on the network must either have an interface card or a terminator Terminators are comprised of termination resistors which are used to mark the beginn...

Page 47: ...ons in the Dell System Information Guide CAUTION To avoid electrical shock always unplug your computer from the electrical outlet before opening the cover Attention Be careful when opening the computer cover to ensure that you do not accidentally disconnect cables from the system board Accessing the electronics To simplify servicing the server enclosure see also Removing and Installing Parts in th...

Page 48: ...ght 41 lbs 18 6 Kg and length of the server two people should perform this procedure 3 Remove the server from the cabinet and lay the system on its side horizontal on a secure surface If using the server as a tower unit lay the system on its side horizontal on a secure surface 4 Locate the release cover tab on top of the system 5 Slide the release cover tab toward the rear of the system to release...

Page 49: ...430 Based Honeywell Server 49 Release Independent Honeywell Step Action 6 Lift the edge of the cover up 7 Grasp the cover on both sides and lift the cover off Set the cover aside away from the system 8 Press the release latch on the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply and pull the connectors apart ...

Page 50: ...Independent Step Action 9 Press the card retention mechanism release tab and rotate the card retention mechanism so that it rests against the rotatable hard drive carrier 10 Grasp the handle on the hard drive carrier and rotate the carrier out of the chassis Rotate the carrier approximately 180 degrees from its original position Do not force it any further ...

Page 51: ...ndependent Honeywell Step Action 11 Service the hardware components as required For servicing the LCNP4M board see Section 4 2 For servicing the hard drive and power supply see Section 4 3 For servicing other Honeywell installed options see Section 4 4 For other components see the Dell PowerEdge SC1430 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide ...

Page 52: ...replace the LCNP4M card See also Removing an Expansion Card and Installing an Expansion Card in the Dell PowerEdge SC1430 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide ESD HAZARD The LCNP4M board is an electrostatically sensitive device Use a grounding strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling this component Store and transport parts only in electrostatically safe containers St...

Page 53: ...ell Step Action 2 Disconnect the LCN MAU cable from the LCNP4M card 3 To access the expansion slots push the two release tabs towards each other on the card retention door and rotate the door open 4 While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap gently slide the LCNP4M card toward the front of the system and lift the LCNP4M card up and out of the PCI X slot 5 ...

Page 54: ...tention door 7 Install the screw that secures the card retention door to the expansion slot cage The top of the screw may be on the underside of the bracket 8 Reconnect the LCN MAU cable to the LCNP4M card Note Do not route card cables over or behind the cards Cables routed over the cards can prevent the system cover from closing properly or cause damage to the equipment 9 Rotate the hard drive ca...

Page 55: ...nnect the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply 12 Replace the cover 13 Replace the server in the cabinet If using the server as a tower unit return it to its proper location 14 Reconnect the power cord and cables to the back panel of the server 15 Reconnect the LCN MAU cable 16 Press the Power On Off button to turn the power back on 17 Restart the Operating System ...

Page 56: ...relevant sections for troubleshooting and servicing the hard disk drives and power supplies Table 4 1 Dell Publications for Hard Disk Drives and Power Supplies Publication Contains this type of information Dell PowerEdge SC1430 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide System Overview Basic Troubleshooting Indicators Codes and Messages Removing and Installing Parts Jumpers and Connectors Usin...

Page 57: ...rounding strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling any electrostatically sensitive components such as the video cards NIC adapter cards and SCSI controller cards Store and transport parts only in electrostatically safe containers Slot requirements for TPN Node Setup The following table identifies the specific slots for the Honeywell options for a TPN node configuration Table 4 2...

Page 58: ...e Slot Free Slot Free Slot 2 NICs FTE Supervisory via on board NIC with ControlNet Dual NIC ControlNet Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot 2 NICs FTE Supervisory co joined via on board NIC with LCNP4M Dual NIC LCNP4M Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot 2 NICs FTE co joined via on board NIC Dual NIC Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot 3 NICs FTE co joined via on board NIC for EHG Dual NIC Free Slot Free Sl...

Page 59: ...tically safe containers Step Action 1 Perform all procedures in Section 4 1 to access the expansion card slots including Shutting down system Disconnecting power cord and cables from the sever Accessing the electronics 2 Disconnect cable s from the expansion card 3 To access the expansion slots push the two release tabs towards each other on the card retention door and rotate the door open 4 While...

Page 60: ...et over the empty expansion slot opening If you are installing a new expansion card remove the metal filler bracket Place the new expansion card firmly into the expansion slot connector until the card is fully seated and all cards and filler brackets are flush with the alignment bar Note Keep this bracket in case you need to remove the expansion card later Filler brackets must be installed over em...

Page 61: ...ion and push the tab down until it clicks into place 11 Reconnect the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply 12 Replace the cover 13 Replace the server in the cabinet If using the server as a tower unit return it to its proper location 14 Reconnect the power cords and cables to the back panel of the server 15 Press the Power On Off button on the platform to turn the power back on 16 Rest...

Page 62: ... Memory 3 GB Memory 4 GB Memory 1 512 MB 512 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 512 MB 512 MB 512 MB 1 GB 3 512 MB 1 GB 1 GB 4 512 MB 1 GB 1 GB Use the following procedure to install the memory upgrade See also Dell PowerEdge PE SC1430 Systems User s Guide ESD HAZARD Memory is electrostatically sensitive Use a grounding strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling these components Store and transpor...

Page 63: ... the system has been powered down Allow time for the DIMMs to cool before handling them Handle the DIMMs by the edges and avoid touching DIMM components 2 The DIMM sockets are now exposed Refer to Table 4 4 for DIMM socket configuration Standard configuration shown below 3 While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap press the ejectors on the memory module socket down and out to allow the memory modul...

Page 64: ...e memory module into the socket When the memory module is properly seated in the socket the ejectors on the memory module socket align with the ejectors on the other sockets that have memory modules installed 6 Rotate the hard drive carrier back into the system 7 Rotate the card retention mechanism back into its original position and push the tab down until it clicks into place 8 Reconnect the P3 ...

Page 65: ...e correct settings The table below list specific embedded NIC BIOS settings for general Ethernet and FTE configuration Table 4 5 Embedded GB NIC 1 BIOS Settings Configuration BIOS setting FTE only Disabled FTE with EHG Enabled without PXE No FTE but 1 Ethernet port Enabled without PXE No FTE but 2 Ethernet ports Enabled without PXE No FTE but 3 Ethernet ports Enabled without PXE Accessing BIOS Use...

Page 66: ...stem Date As Appropriate Memory Information System Memory Size 1 0 GB or greater System Memory Type DDR2 FB DIMM System Memory Speed 667 MHz or greater Video Memory 16 MB System Memory Testing Enabled CPU Information 64 bit Yes Core Speed 2 33 GHz or greater Bus Speed 1333 MHz or greater Virtualization Technology Disabled Adjacent Cache Line Prefetch Enabled Hardware Prefetcher Enabled Demand_Base...

Page 67: ...e a IDE CD ROM Device b Diskette drive A c Hard drive C Enabled Enabled Enabled Hard Disk Failover OFF Boot Sequence Retry Disabled Integrated Devices Embedded SATA ATA Mode Optional Hard Disk Drive Fan Not Installed IDE CD ROM Controller Auto Diskette Controller Auto User Accessible USB Ports All Ports ON Embedded GB NIC 1 MAC Address Default Disabled For your configuration see Table 4 5 Xxxxxxxx...

Page 68: ...ntroller 3 IRQ 11 Embedded USB UHCI Controller 4 IRQ 10 Embedded USB EHCI Controller IRQ 11 System Security System Password Not Enabled Setup Password Not Enabled Password Status Unlocked AC Power Recovery Off Chassis Intrusion Disabled System Event Log Display System Event Log Enter Clear System Event Log No Keyboard NumLock On Report Keyboard Errors Report Exiting the BIOS setup utility Step Act...

Page 69: ...the optimal replaceable units ORUs for the server Table 4 7 Spare Parts for PE SC1430 based Server Description Part No 1 GB memory expansion Ram 2 512 MB 51153737 901 2 GB memory expansion Ram 2 1 GB DIMMs 51153737 902 Processor 4 MB L2 51153737 907 3 5 inch Floppy Drive 51153737 905 CDRW DVD ROM 51153737 904 80 GB 3 5 inch 7 2K RPM SATA Hard Drive 51153731 910 Mouse USB 51153731 901 Keyboard USB ...

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