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Cable Setup Procedures

Active Remote Connector (ARC) Assembly A

Table

8-2. Active Remote Connector (ARC) Assembly A

ARC Type

ARC Name

Feature
Code

Length
m (ft)

Wrap Plug

ARC V.24 DTE

ARC1B

6400

15 (50)

61F4523

ARC V.24 DCE

ARC1A1
ARC1A2

6405
6415

5 (16)
12 (40)

61F4522
61F4522

ARC V.35 DTE
(see Note 1)

ARC3B

6500

15 (50)

61F4527

ARC V.35 DCE
(see Note 2)

ARC3A1
ARC3A2

6505
6515

5 (16)
15 (50)

61F4526
61F4526

ARC X.21 DTE

ARC4B

6600

15 (50)

61F4530

ARC X.21 DCE

ARC4A1
ARC4A2

6605
6615

5 (16)
15 (50)

61F4529
61F4529

ARC X.21 DCE
Transfix

ARC4A3
ARC4A4

6630
6635

5 (16)
15 (50)

61F4529
61F4529

ARC/3745 V.24 DTE
(see Note 3)

ARC1D

(NLP)

5 (16)

61F4525

ARC/3745 V.24 DCE
(see Note 3)

ARC1C

6485

5 (16)

61F4525

ARC/3745 V.35 DTE
(see Note 3)

ARC3D

(NLP)

5 (16)

61F4578

ARC/3745 V.35 DCE
(see Note 3)

ARC3C

6585

5 (16)

61F4528

ARC/3745 X.21 DTE
(see Note 3)

ARC4D

(NLP)

5 (16)

65X8927

ARC/3745 X.21 DCE
(see Note 3)

ARC4C

6625

5 (16)

65X8927

Note:

1. When connected to a French DTE, connect the adapter (PN 65X9899) between the

cable and the DTE.

2. When connected to a French DCE, connect the adapter (PN 1749352) between the

cable and the DCE.

3. Connect these cables to the 3745 cables according to the ARC type. If 3745 RPQ

plenum cables must be connected, see:

Migration and Planning Guide, GA33-0183

Note: (NLP) No longer provided.

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3746-900: Installation Guide

Summary of Contents for 3746-900

Page 1: ...3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller Model 900 IBM Installation Guide SY33 2114 03...

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Page 3: ...3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller Model 900 IBM Installation Guide SY33 2114 03...

Page 4: ...blication If the form has been removed address your comments to IBM France Centre d Etudes et Recherches Service 0798 BP 79 06610 La Gaude France FAX 33 4 93 24 77 97 E mail FRIBMQF5 at IBMMAIL IBM In...

Page 5: ...a 3745 17A 1 3 Pre installation Checklist 1 4 Documentation 1 4 Installation Scenarios 1 4 3746 900 in a 3745 Models X1A Configuration 1 8 3746 900 in a 3745 Model 17A Configuration 1 9 Controller Ex...

Page 6: ...figuring the Service Processor 2 41 Installing the Network Node Processor A or B 2 42 Configuring NetView Performance Monitor NPM 2 43 Installing the Multiaccess Enclosure 2 45 Installing Software Fea...

Page 7: ...CBB LCBE 8 17 Connecting the Cable Connector Type 3746 900 to the DCE DTE 8 19 Connecting the Cable Connector Type 3745 to the DCE DTE 8 20 LIC12 Cable Installation 8 20 Updating and Saving the CDF E...

Page 8: ...ns B 5 AC and DC Power Box Locations B 9 Distribution Box and AC 1 Power Box Locations B 10 Appendix C 3745 X1A Component Locations C 1 3745 X1A Component Locations Front C 2 3746 A11 Component Locati...

Page 9: ...ode 2 12 2 15 Reload 8229 microcode 2 13 2 16 Configure Ethernet Bridge 2 13 2 17 IBM 8229 Utility Program Main Menu 2 13 2 18 Configuring SNMP 2 14 2 19 Configuring SNMP Ethernet Bridge 2 14 2 20 Use...

Page 10: ...from Diskette 3 8 3 5 IML the ESCON Processors 3 8 3 6 Exit EGA 3 8 3 7 Network Node Processor Maintenance Functions 3 9 3 8 Network Node Processor Management Functions 3 9 3 9 CCM 3 9 3 10 Importing...

Page 11: ...e 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A12 Front View 4 34 4 33 Cabling From the 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A12 Rear View 4 34 4 34 IOC Bus Cable Routing in the 3746 A12 4 35 4 35 DICO Cables 4 36 4 36 Ca...

Page 12: ...Controller Expansion Ground Brackets Front View 9 5 10 1 3746 900 and 3745 17A Ground Brackets Rear View 10 3 10 2 3746 900 Front Ground Plate 10 3 10 3 Controller Expansion Ground Brackets Front View...

Page 13: ...72 E 5 E 5 Installing Captive Nuts for LCBs E 6 E 6 Installing Captive Nuts for 8229s E 7 E 7 Installing Captive Nuts and Brackets for MAE E 8 E 8 Installing Brackets PN 58G5752 for Processor Type 758...

Page 14: ...xii 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 15: ...accept responsibility for any failure to satisfy the protection requirements resulting from a non recommended modification of the product including the fitting of non IBM option cards Year 2000 State...

Page 16: ...Interference VCCI Statement This equipment is in the 1st Class category information equipment to be used in commercial and or industrial areas and conforms to the standards set by the Vol untary Cont...

Page 17: ...Notices xv...

Page 18: ...following terms denoted by an asterisk used in this publication are trade marks or service marks of IBM Corporation in the United States or other countries APPN NetView RETAIN ESCON OS 2 VTAM IBM PS 2...

Page 19: ...ontain excessive voltages An excessive voltage is one that exceeds 42 4 V peak ac or 60 V dc They interface with the IBM 3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller Model 900 using Safety Extra Low Voltages S...

Page 20: ...7 Power ON indicator 8 Emergency power OFF xviii 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 21: ...ly How This Book is Organized Chapter 1 Introduces the 3745 3746 900 configuration and gives a list of what the CE must do before beginning to install Read this chapter before any installation Chapter...

Page 22: ...Gives an example of Ethernet parameters worksheet Appendix b Shows the 3746 900 component locations Appendix C Shows the 3745 X1A 3746 component locations Appendix D Shows the 3745 17A 3746 component...

Page 23: ...arketing PE and all infor mation about CCP products To access this page 1 Insert the CD into the CD disk drive of the SP 2 From the MOSS E primary menu click on Information 3 Double click on CD ROM do...

Page 24: ...xxii 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 25: ...Summary of Changes This edition gives information about 1 The new procedures to configure NPM 2 The connection of the 3746 900 to a new SP type 6275 560 Copyright IBM Corp 1996 1997 xxiii...

Page 26: ...xxiv 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 27: ...verview of a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 17A 1 3 Pre installation Checklist 1 4 3746 900 in a 3745 Models X1A Configuration 1 8 3746 900 in a 3745 Model 17A Configuration 1 9 Controller Expansion View...

Page 28: ...3745 Models A An adapter known as the controller bus and service adapter CBSA is required to connect the frames A Service Processor provides the operator and service console support for both the 3746...

Page 29: ...apter CBSA is required to connect the frames A service processor provides the Operator and Service Console support for both the 3746 900 and 3745 A network node processor optional provides the func ti...

Page 30: ...er worksheets from the 3745 Communication Controller Models A and 3746 Models 900 and 950 Planning Guide GA33 0457 10 Output from the 3746 900 ESCON Generation Assistant or CCM Installation Scenarios...

Page 31: ...fied as you are able to install the 3746 900 first and then connect to the 3745 model A It is no more mandatory to start with the 3745 MES to migrate to model A or with the 3745 Installation Guide Sce...

Page 32: ...SPIM install the SP then using the 3746 IG install and connect the 3746 900 2nd Install the Service Processor Service Processor Installation and maintenance Install the 3746 900 off line 3746 900 Ins...

Page 33: ...to install the NNP Scenario 15 1st Install the MES model conver sion from 3746 900 to 3746 950 3746 900 to 3746 950 MES model conversion 3746 950 IG and the Start with the MES and the 3746 950 IG then...

Page 34: ...ached from the 3745 46 frame refer to Figure 1 7 on page 1 10 Total Length See Note 3 See Notes 2 and 4 See Notes 2 and 4 See Note 3 See Note 6 3746 A12 3746 900 3746 A11 3745 3746 L13 3746 L14 3746 L...

Page 35: ...nstalled detached from the 3746 900 frame see Figure 1 7 on page 1 10 Total Length X 2250 88 6 30 1 2 450 17 7 450 17 7 150 5 9 3746 900 Y 750 29 5 750 29 5 750 29 5 30 1 2 140 5 5 750 29 5 750 29 5 7...

Page 36: ...sion 2350 92 5 140 5 5 750 29 5 750 29 5 See Note 4 750 29 5 30 1 2 140 5 5 30 1 2 30 1 2 450 17 7 150 5 9 750 29 5 30 1 2 50 2 0 50 2 0 910 35 8 Figure 1 7 Controller Expansion Plan View Controller E...

Page 37: ...p www lagaude ibm com 3746pe and download all mandatory fixes according to the level of the code that you are going to install Step 2 ____ Ensure that the RSF link is installed and working Note If the...

Page 38: ...h as X 25 Verify that the instruction PN 29H4833 is available and provides the passwords needed to enable the software features Step 12 ____ If the 3746 900 has the ESCON adapter ESCA a ____ If you ar...

Page 39: ...3746 900 preparing for installation service processor and the modem for the remote support facility RSF Chapter 1 Preparing for Installation 1 13...

Page 40: ...3746 900 preparing for installation 1 14 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 41: ...on 2 28 Installing the UEPO Cable and Plugs on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A 2 29 Installing the UEPO Cable and Plugs on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 17A 2 30 Connecting the 3746 900 to the LAN 2...

Page 42: ...power rating plate data are consistent with the customer s available voltage AC and the frequency Record the power information It will be used later in chapter Connection to Main Power on page 2 24 B...

Page 43: ...uring the transporta tion and are located on the upper and lower sides of the board front and rear sides of the 3746 900 see Figure 2 2 Figure 2 2 Shipping Bars If you are installing a 3746 900 attach...

Page 44: ...will be installed later see Chapter 9 Installing the Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A on page 9 1 Installing the Bracket Spacer on the 3745 17A 1 ____Remove the 4 screws 1 and the...

Page 45: ...install this cover on the right side of the controller expansion 2 ____ Using four screws PN 1621534 and four spacers PN 72F0659 attach the controller expansion to the 3746 900 3 ____ Connect the gro...

Page 46: ...ect the ground wire PN 58G5691 A between the controller expansion frame and the building ground using one screw PN 61F4513 B and one washer PN 1622347 then go to Locking the frames on page 2 7 3746 Co...

Page 47: ...Screw Figure 2 7 Caster lock Screw Do you have to install Ethernet Bridge Yes go to Installing the Ethernet Bridge on page 2 8 No go to Connection to Main Power on page 2 24 Note For any errors or un...

Page 48: ...r cord diskette and mounting accessories The mounting brackets small package of screws cable mounting handle cable management bracket and rubber feet are in the plastic bag b ____ Remove the ethernet...

Page 49: ...Yellow Status LED Activity LED Screw Activity Icon UTP Connection Figure 2 9 Single Port Token Ring Attachment Module Ethernet Ethernet Icon Green Status LED AUI Connection 10BASE T Link OK LED and Ic...

Page 50: ...nd is inoperative The fault code appears as a numeric display Numeric Display A 2 digit numeric display indicates the current status of the diagnostics in progress or the fault code in the case of a d...

Page 51: ...N 70X8670 in the AUI connector of the Ethernet module refer to Figure 2 10 on page 2 9 d ____ Connect power cord B PN 58G5783 first to the ac outlet dis tribution box and then to the Ethernet Bridge N...

Page 52: ...rvice processor double click on the Service Processor object icon b ____ Click on Manage Ethernet Bridge Figure 2 13 Managing the Ethernet Bridge Note If the Ethernet Bridge has been already configure...

Page 53: ...following and press Enter 1 Bridge profile Display bridge status and parameters 2 Link bridge Establish reporting link with bridge 3 Unlink bridge Terminate reporting link with bridge 4 Configure brid...

Page 54: ...____ Press Escape twice 4 ____ Press escape select S to shutdown enter Yes then press enter 5 ____ Obtain from your customer the SNMP parameter work sheet refer to Parameter worksheet for Ethernet Bri...

Page 55: ...ame b IP address of network manager 11 ____ Click on Save configuration then click on Send configura tion 12 ____ Click on OK 13 ____ Click on Cancel Go to step 6 Step 6 Disconnect the Ethernet Bridge...

Page 56: ...hen you insert the Setup Aid remove the screw from the aid and replace the battery If the light still does not glow brightly after you have replaced the battery try another Setup Aid d ____ Leave the...

Page 57: ...on the rear side of the controller expansion A using two screws PN 1621232 and two captive nuts PN 58G5766 Using label B PN 782964 identify the 8228 as Ethernet Bridge Access Unit A Service Processor...

Page 58: ...228 A on the rear side of the controller expansion B using two screws PN 1621232 and two captive nuts PN 58G5766 Using label B PN 782964 identify the 8228s as Ethernet Bridge Access Unit A and Etherne...

Page 59: ...facili tate installation you can separate the cover from the inner power supply and planar board combination 1 ____ Put the ethernet bridge on a flat surface 2 ____ Remove the four retaining screws A...

Page 60: ...r supply and planar board combination slide it back into the cover and replace the four retaining screws which you removed earlier See Figure 2 23 on page 2 19 h ____ Record the addresses in the space...

Page 61: ...the 8228 to the TIC3 using the token ring attachment cable PN 76F9441 9 m 27 ft To route the cable refer to Figure 2 26 on page 2 22 or Figure 2 27 on page 2 22 c ____ Using a sticker identify the cab...

Page 62: ...outing the Cable from a TIC3 to a 8228 Controller Expansion Attached Note The controller expansion can be detached from the 3746 9x0 frame 2 1 6 m Figure 2 27 Routing the Cable from a TIC3 to a 8228 C...

Page 63: ...be lit the green status on each attachment module should be lit and the green status LED should be lit If any number is still displayed or if any yellow LED is lit refer to 8229 Bridge Manual GA27 402...

Page 64: ...o the input AC 2 There is no internal relation or connection between AC 1 and AC 2 Therefore AC 2 voltage and frequency can be different from those of AC 1 see Figure B 12 on page B 9 or Figure B 13 o...

Page 65: ...nd b ____ Measure the voltage between the exterior shell of the custom er s receptacle and the building ground For any of the previous measurement if the voltage is greater than 1 0 Vac notify the cus...

Page 66: ...1 TB1 2 to TB1 3 or to TB1 4 see Figure 2 29 Note If necessary refer to page YZ246 AC BOX schematic Note This adjustment help reduce alarms caused by external voltage vari ations and regulates the blo...

Page 67: ...wer box es see Figure B 14 on page B 10 and refer to Figure B 12 on page B 9 Step 2 ____ Remove the cover in front of the AC power supply Step 3 ____ Unroll the power cable stored at the back of the p...

Page 68: ...able A in location IN of the ac outlet distribution box and connect the other end of the cable to the customer s power receptacle see Figure 2 30 A Figure 2 30 Connecting the ac Outlet Distribution Bo...

Page 69: ...3746 900 to the 3745 X1A on page 4 11 Warning During the following procedures the machine is not protected by any UEPO switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 2 31 EPO Plugs PN 8482303 Step 2 ____ Conn...

Page 70: ...3746 900 to the 3745 17A on page 6 3 Warning During the following procedures the machine is not protected by any UEPO switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 2 33 EPO Plugs Step 2 ____ Connect the UEPO...

Page 71: ...Detached from the controller expansion frame refer to Figure 2 37 on page 2 32 Step 1 ____Using a sticker identify the cable as the 3746 900 cable Step 2 ____Locate the TIC3 plugged in 07N A1 F1 refer...

Page 72: ...essor installation 2 1 Figure 2 36 Connection of the 3746 900 to the 8228 Controller Expansion Attached 2 1 6 m Figure 2 37 Connection of the 3746 900 to the 8228 Controller Expansion detached 2 32 37...

Page 73: ...go to Installing a 6275 in the Controller Expansion on page 2 34 7585 go to Installing a 7585 in the Controller Expansion on page 2 35 3172 go to Installing a 3172 in the Controller Expansion on page...

Page 74: ...in the controller expansion The display The service processor unit The 8228 The modem For details refer to the SPIM shipped with the 6275 and see Figure 2 38 then go to Updating the 3746 900 Code Lev...

Page 75: ...If not installed in a controller expansion install the following units in the controller expansion The display The optical disk drive The service processor unit The 8228 The modem For details refer to...

Page 76: ...E 13 If not installed in a controller expan sion install the following units in the controller expansion The display The optical disk or CD ROM drive The service processor unit The 8228 The modem For...

Page 77: ...nstall the following units in the controller expansion The display The service processor unit The 8228 The modem The CD ROM drive For details refer to the SPIM shipped with the 9585 and see Figure 2 4...

Page 78: ...SPIM shipped with the 9577 and see Figure 2 42 then go to Updating the 3746 900 Code Level FREE AREA FOR OPTIONS FREE AREA FOR OPTIONS FREE AREA FOR AC OUTLET DISTRIBUTION FREE AREA FOR AC OUTLET DIS...

Page 79: ...ipped with the machine in the CD disk drive 4 ____ Double click on the Service Processor object icon 5 ____ Click on Configuration Management 6 ____ Double click on Install 3746 and NNP LIC on SP hard...

Page 80: ...d Internal Code LIC when installing a 3746 9x0 Service Processor Installation Main Menu _______________________________________________________________________ Select one of the following options usin...

Page 81: ...ervice processor configuration management menu double click on Manage 3745 3746 9x0 installation Removal b ____ On the Controller Installation menu select the 3746 to be installed by clicking on the 3...

Page 82: ...nstalling Software Feature on the 3746 900 on page 2 46 None of previous items Calling RETAIN on page 2 48 Installing the Network Node Processor A or B Using the Network Node Processor Installation an...

Page 83: ...From the 3746 9x0 menu click on Network Node Processor NNP Management Figure 2 46 3746 9x0 Menu 3 ____ Double click on Manage Control Points on NNPs Figure 2 47 Network Node Processor Menu 4 ____ Sel...

Page 84: ...gure 2 51 on page 2 45 b Resource resolution table refer to the example given in Figure 2 50 In these tables the CP and LU names must be equal to the names given in NPM management define in Figure 2 4...

Page 85: ...re Installing the Multiaccess Enclosure A specific soft ware feature Installing Software Feature on the 3746 900 on page 2 46 None of previous items Calling RETAIN on page 2 48 Installing the Multiacc...

Page 86: ...Controller Installation 2 ____ Click on the Features to be installed enter the corresponding pass word then click on OK If only ISDN is selected go to step5 on page 2 47 Notes a The following screen c...

Page 87: ...ing Selection 4 ____ This information message remind you to set the NPM parameters required in communications manager if the customer is going to use NPM for details refer to Configuring NetView Perfo...

Page 88: ...ing Remote Support Facility 4 ____ See Figure 2 58 enter a short description Installing the 3746 900 and testing the RSF link then click on OK Wait for the message Call to RETAIN successful indicating...

Page 89: ...Verifying the 3746 900 Standby State page 3 3 Step 3 3746 900 Control Panel Test page 3 4 Step 4 Perform the 3746 900 General IML and Build the Active CDF E page 3 5 Step 5 Compare the Active CDF E v...

Page 90: ...8 S e r v i c e m o d e o r P o w e r c o n t r o l t o s c r o l l a n o p t i o n t h e n p r e s s Va l i d a t e t o p e r f o r m a n o p t i o n o r p r e s s E x i t t o c a n c e l a n o p t i...

Page 91: ...e r a l I M L w i t h o u t d i a g s 1 C B S A I M L w i t h d i a g s 2 C B S P d u m p 3 G e n e r a l I M L w i t h D i a g s 4 C B S A I M L w i t h o u t d i a g s 5 P a n e l T e s t 6 S e r v...

Page 92: ...alidate key e ____ Press the Function key repeatedly until 5 is displayed in the function window f ____ Press the Validate key Observe the display All 13 special characters will be displayed Note If p...

Page 93: ...3 b ____ Press the Service Mode Key to select Maintenance Mode 1 c ____ Press the Function Key to select General IML with Diags 3 d ____ Press the Validate Key to execute General IML with Diags The pr...

Page 94: ...__ Press General IML on the 3746 900 control panel to set the 3746 900 offline Note The 3746 900 object icon will become white yellow and finally red and will stay red as long as the 3746 900 is offli...

Page 95: ...on file recorded on diskette Yes go to step 7 No go to step 11 on page 3 13 Step 7 ___ Are you also installing a Network Node Processor Yes go to step 9 on page 3 9 No go to step 8 Step 8 ___ Import t...

Page 96: ...click on Yes to load the configuration in the ESCON processors h ____ Now you can either perform a selective IML on each ESCON processor follow the information given in the following sreen or perform...

Page 97: ...ssor Maintenance Functions b ____ Click on Network Node Processor NNP Management Figure 3 8 Network Node Processor Management Functions c ____ Double click on CCM Controller Configuration and Manage m...

Page 98: ...be imported then click on Import selected configuration Figure 3 11 Importing a Configuration g ____ When completed click on OK then click on Cancel h ____ Click on File click on Open i ____ Select th...

Page 99: ...3746 900 Test Procedure Figure 3 12 Activate a Configuration Then Go to step 10 on page 3 12 Chapter 3 3746 900 and Service Processor Power On and Test Procedure 3 11...

Page 100: ...Path ID CHPID of the host and verify that the Path Status of the host link is Path Display the host link status as follow 1 ____ Click on the 3746 9x0 object icon 2 ____ Click on Configuration Manage...

Page 101: ...et the status IEE3 21 PATH XXX YY ONLINE Note Before the Vary on the path status was Not phys ically available Step c ___ Unplug the cables installed in step 10a on page 3 12 Step 11 ____ If you are i...

Page 102: ...3746 900 Test Procedure 3 14 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 103: ...e from the 3746 900 to the 3745 X1A 4 8 Cabling the Unit Emergency Power Off UEPO Cable from the 3746 900 to the 3745 X1A 4 11 Cabling the IOC DMA Bus Cables 4 13 Cabling the IOC DMA Buses 3746 900 Co...

Page 104: ...ng the air filters exchange procedure described in the 3745 Communi cation Controller Models 210 to 61A Maintenance Information Procedures SY33 2054 chapter 3745 FRU exchange Step 3 ____ Powering the...

Page 105: ...11 and no 3746 A12 the 3746 900 will be installed in location 2 3 When there is a 3746 A11 and a 3746 A12 the 3746 900 will be installed in location 3 Controller Expansion Figure 4 1 Frame Attachment...

Page 106: ...5 16 socket then lift the cover from the slotted holes on the frame and pull it toward you To gain access to the top front screw for the 3745 right end cover you may need to pry off the EMC gasket at...

Page 107: ...a black shield cover it may be necessary to lubricate the hinge pins Go to Cabling the Power Control Cable from the 3746 900 to the 3745 X1A on page 4 8 2 Installing the 3746 900 in location 2 Step a...

Page 108: ...the end cover loosen the four retaining screws from inside the machine using a 5 16 socket then lift the cover from the slotted holes on the frame and pull it outside towards you Step b ____ Install...

Page 109: ...see Figure B 2 on page B 2 Go to Cabling the Power Control Cable from the 3746 900 to the 3745 X1A on page 4 8 S i d e P l a t e P N 6 4 9 6 0 9 4 E n d C o v e r S e r i a l N u m b e r F R O N T S...

Page 110: ...the bottom right side of the console tailgate 1 down to the 3745 EPO tailgate see Figure 4 7 on page 4 9 Step d ____ Plug the connector J3 to the plug 4 of the console tailgate 1 see Figure 4 5 Step e...

Page 111: ...connector 9 to the 3745 EPO tailgate in 01S A0 into a free plug any plug from J1 to J8 see Figure 4 7 Step i ____ Connect the ground lead 1 to the plug under the EPO plug Figure 4 7 3746 900 Power Co...

Page 112: ...9 Hold the excess length of cable in the 3745 raceway Step c ____ Connect the connector 1 to 07H A1 3745 Link of the power distribution box Step d ____ Connect the connector 2 to 07K A1 J1 of the bas...

Page 113: ...to the 3745 control panel refer to Figure 4 10 on page 4 12 Note If a 3746 A11 or A12 is installed this cable is routed along the bottom of these expansion frames Step 5 ____ Open the 3745 control pa...

Page 114: ...to the 3745 X1A 3 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 1 1 2 2 3745 UEPO Switch 3745 3746 900 Power Distribution Box 07H A1 J6 3746 900 or Figure 4 10 3746 900 UEPO Cable Routing 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A 4 12 3746 90...

Page 115: ...1 Cabling the IOC DMA Buses 3746 900 Connected to a 3745 Base Frame on page 4 14 A 3746 A11 No 3746 A12 Cabling the IOC DMA Buses 3746 900 Connected to a 3746 A11 on page 4 22 A 3746 A12 A 3746 A11 Ca...

Page 116: ...1G A1W 5 C 2 IOC Bus 7N A1 G1 P1 1G A1X 2 B see notes IOC Bus 7N A1 G1 P2 1G A1X 3 C 1 DMA Bus 7N A1 G1 P3 1G A1W 2 2 see notes DMA Bus 7N A1 G1 P4 1G A1W 3 Figure 4 12 IOC DMA Bus Connections when t...

Page 117: ...ator cards in 01G A1W02 if any and 01G A1X02 Note Store cards in a safe place they could be reused if the 3746 900 is disconnected Step 3 ____ Determine the type of the LAB1 board The first LAB in the...

Page 118: ...e DICO cable 1 or 2 lead X J1 to connector 5 of the DICO card PN 17G6080 see Figure 4 14 or Figure 4 15 Step 5 ____ Plug the DICO cable 1 or 2 lead W J1 to connector 5 of the other DICO card PN 17G608...

Page 119: ...gged in location 01G A1 W02 is the card where you plugged connector W J1 the other lead of the DICO cable Step 7 ____ Then using a dummy card 2 PN 2733278 push and put the DICO cards 1 in place see Fi...

Page 120: ...M O S S D A T A D M A TA G 6 D M A D ATA 6 P O F F T H R M I O C T H R P E R F O M O S S I N O P M I O C A D D R M O N I T O R CARD ENTRY LOCATION 01B A1 Z 1 Z 2 Z 3 Z 4 Z 5 D B D B 5 V 5 V GND GND 5...

Page 121: ...the 3746 900 to the 3745 at board 01G A1 see Figure 4 18 Fold the IOC cables 2 going to X02 X03 X04 and X05 according to the red fold marks on these cables 3 7 4 6 9 0 0 3 7 4 5 Figure 4 18 Routing of...

Page 122: ...s from X02 to X05 Step 16 ____ Maintain cables in raceways using retainers 3 PN 0813519 see Figure 4 19 They will be definitively clamped when the DMA cables will be installed in the next chapter Step...

Page 123: ...the clamps 3 used to maintain the IOC cables Step 5 ____ Plug the DMA cables 1 on the top of the DICO card into their respective positions from W02 to W05 Step 6 ____ Clamp cables in raceways using re...

Page 124: ...A Bus 7N A1 G1 P4 1G A1W 3 Figure 4 20 IOC DMA Bus Connections when the 3746 900 is Connected to a 3746 A11 Note 1 Depending on the configuration plug the IOC cables 2 in the following locations If LA...

Page 125: ...r protective bags or on the ESD mat Remove the terminator card from 02F A1X02 or 02A A1X02 if no LAB3 Note Put the cards in the shipping group They will be reused if the 3746 900 is removed Step 3 ___...

Page 126: ...4 5 Figure 4 22 Cabling from the 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A11 IOC to LAB3 DMA to LAB1 Front View 3 7 4 5 3 7 4 6 9 0 0 A 1 1 Figure 4 23 Cabling from the 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A11 IOC to...

Page 127: ...rossovers in positions U V W if needed refer to the Maintenance Information Procedures SY33 2054 for crossover setting 0 2 F A 1 X 0 2 0 2 F A 1 X 0 3 0 2 F A 1 X 0 4 0 2 F A 1 X 0 5 P N 1 9 5 3 0 9 3...

Page 128: ...02 and the cables in 01G A1X02 X03 X04 and X05 Remove the long retainers from the cables Note Store the cards in a safe place they could be reused if the 3746 900 is disconnected Step 3 ____ Determine...

Page 129: ...able 1 or 2 lead X J1 to connector 5 of the DICO card PN 17G6080 see Figure 4 26 or Figure 4 27 Step 5 ____ Plug cable 1 or 2 lead W J1 to connector 5 of the other DICO card PN 17G6080 0 1 B A 1 01G A...

Page 130: ...card 3 plugged in location 01G A1 W02 is the card where you plugged connector W J1 the other lead of the DICO cable Step 7 ____ Then using a dummy card 2 PN 2733278 push and put the DICO cards 1 in pl...

Page 131: ...D A T A 1 T S S T A G 4 T S S D A T A 4 C A TA G 3 C A D ATA 3 M O S S D A T A D M A TA G 6 D M A D ATA 6 P O F F T H R M I O C T H R P E R F O M O S S I N O P M I O C A D D R M O N I T O R CARD ENTR...

Page 132: ...e the four DMA flat cables 1 see Figure 4 11 on page 4 13 Cables 1 should be labeled To 3745 W02 W03 W04 and W05 Step 16 ____ Unroll and route these DMA cables through the upper side windows and throu...

Page 133: ...d V and any crossovers if needed refer to the Maintenance Informa tion Procedures SY33 2054 for crossover setting Hold the excess length of the cables in the 3746 900 frame Go to Plugging the Active a...

Page 134: ...4 1G A1W 5 C 2 IOC Bus 7N A1 G1 P1 3F A1X 2 B see notes IOC Bus 7N A1 G1 P2 3F A1X 3 C 1 DMA Bus 7N A1 G1 P3 1G A1W 2 2 see notes DMA Bus 7N A1 G1 P4 1G A1W 3 Figure 4 31 IOC DMA Bus Connections when...

Page 135: ...place them on the ESD mat Remove the terminator cards in 03F A1W02 if any and 03F A1X02 Note Store the cards in a safe place they could be reused if the 3746 900 is disconnected Step 3 ____ In the 374...

Page 136: ...5 A 1 1 A 1 2 3 7 4 6 9 0 0 Figure 4 32 Cabling From the 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A12 Front View 3 7 4 6 9 0 0 3 7 4 5 A 1 2 A 1 1 Figure 4 33 Cabling From the 3746 900 to the 3745 and 3746 A12...

Page 137: ...A B 4 P N 1 9 5 3 0 9 3 E x t e n d e r P N 1 9 5 3 1 1 0 I n t e r m i x t B r a c k e t P N 0 8 1 3 5 1 9 R e t a i n e r Figure 4 34 IOC Bus Cable Routing in the 3746 A12 Step 6 ____ Re install th...

Page 138: ...place them on the ESD mat Remove the terminator card in 01G A1W02 if any and the cables in 01G A1X02 X03 X04 and X05 Remove the long retainers from the cables Note Put the cards in the shipping group...

Page 139: ...ble 1 or 2 lead X J1 to connector 5 of the DICO card PN 17G6080 see Figure 4 36 or Figure 4 37 Step 5 ____ Plug cable 1 or 2 lead W J1 to connector 5 of the other DICO card PN 17G6080 0 1 B A 1 01G A1...

Page 140: ...card 3 plugged in location 01G A1 W02 is the card where you plugged connector W J1 the other lead of the DICO cable Step 7 ____ Then using a dummy card 2 PN 2733278 push and put the DICO cards 1 in pl...

Page 141: ...D A T A 1 T S S T A G 4 T S S D A T A 4 C A TA G 3 C A D ATA 3 M O S S D A T A D M A TA G 6 D M A D ATA 6 P O F F T H R M I O C T H R P E R F O M O S S I N O P M I O C A D D R M O N I T O R CARD ENTR...

Page 142: ...cate the four DMA flat cables 1 see Figure 4 11 on page 4 13 Cables 1 should be labeled To 3745 W02 W03 W04 and W05 Step 16 ____ Unroll and route these DMA cables through the upper side windows throug...

Page 143: ...sage see Figure 4 41 In that case click on OK to return to the 3745 menu Figure 4 41 Information Message Step 3 ____ Record the card positions if any for the active ABP1 and ABP2 and passive BPC1 bypa...

Page 144: ...to the 3745 menu and go to step 11 on page 4 43 Step 9 ____Plug and route the 5 V power cables see Figure 4 43 on page 4 43 as example of cable routing on ADB1 a ____Install the cables on adapter bus...

Page 145: ...PN 1953110 on the active and passive bypass cards installed Step 12 ____Re install all the board covers Go to Chapter 5 3745 X1A Power On and Test Procedures on page 5 1 3 7 4 5 3 7 4 6 9 0 0 F R O N...

Page 146: ...Cabling the 3746 900 to the 3745 X1A 4 44 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 147: ...A and the 3746 900 ON page 5 2 Step 2 Verifying the Configuration Data File CDF page 5 2 Step 3 Displaying the CDF to Verify the 3746 900 Presence page 5 4 Step 4 Saving the 3745 MOSS Disk to Diskette...

Page 148: ...y to set the power remote mode e ____ Using the 3745 control panel set the 3745 in local power control mode ____ Press the Power control key to select local mode 3 ____ Press Validate key to set the p...

Page 149: ...three minutes Any discrepancy between the CDF information and the machine status produces a message for acknowledgement or updating For an FRU level problem contact your local support structure For a...

Page 150: ...6 900 Presence a ____ From the CDF functions menu call option 1 display update and press ENTER b ____ From the CDF display update screen select option 0 3746 900 c ____ You will now display the CBC s...

Page 151: ...tion or error messages will keep you informed of the progress f ___When the disk has been correctly saved use a felt tipped pen to write the date and identifiers on the diskette labels g ___Press F1 h...

Page 152: ...lugged in the right positions 1 The DICO cards Depending on your configuration these cards have been plugged using the procedures described in page 4 15 4 23 or 4 33 2 The bypass cards these cards hav...

Page 153: ...aring the 3745 17A 6 2 Cabling the UEPO Cable from the 3746 900 to the 3745 17A 6 3 Cabling the Power Control Cable from the 3746 900 to the 3745 17A 6 4 Cabling the IOC DMA Bus Cables 6 7 Plugging th...

Page 154: ...nance Information Procedures SY33 2070 chapter 3745 FRU exchange Step 3 ____ Powering the 3745 OFF a At the control panel press the Power OFF key b Switch CB1 to OFF at the primary power box and place...

Page 155: ...p to the 3745 control panel Refer to Figure 6 2 on page 6 4 cable 2 The ground lead 3 will be installed later when the power control cable will be connected Step 4 ____ Open the 3745 control panel Loc...

Page 156: ...46 900 Power Box Step a ____ Route the power control cable from the rear side of 3745 grounding area 01W to the rear side of the 3746 900 then through the 3746 900 frame see Figure 6 2 cable 1 and Fig...

Page 157: ...d reinstall the screw 13 removed on step 1g Step i ____ Route the UEPO cable 1 behind the plate 8 and install clamp 1 PN 303538 to maintain the cable in place Step j ____ Connect the ground lead of th...

Page 158: ...Step a ____ Connect the connector 1 to 07H A1 3745 link of the power distribution box Step b ____ Connect the connector 2 to 07K A1 J1 of the basic power supply Step c ____ Connect the connector 3 to...

Page 159: ...right rear of the 3745 locate the basic board 01G A1 see Figure 6 6 Step 2 ____ Remove cover 1 see Figure 6 6 M L A1 A1 A 2 A 2 L S S A r e a Figure 6 6 Basic Board Cover Rear Model 17A Step 3 ____ L...

Page 160: ...ng to the fold marks and plug them into their respective sockets 01G A1 ZB and ZA for the IOC 2 and YK and YJ for the DMA 1 Step 8 ____ Install the new retainers PN 58G5313 on top of the cables using...

Page 161: ...cation see Figure 6 8 2 A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U V W X T T T LA LA LA LA LA 4 LA 3 I I R 12 11 1 9 C C M C F C F C C C C S E S E S S S S P S P S C C S C H H 2 1 Figure 6 8 Basic Board of...

Page 162: ...see Figure 6 8 on page 6 9 2 E N G A G E T H E N L O C K 5 2 4 3 Figure 6 10 Installing a BPC2 f ____ Install the intermix brackets PN 1953110 2 on the BPC1 and BPC2 cards installed g ____ Store the...

Page 163: ...5 17A and the 3746 900 ON page 7 2 Step 2 Verifying the Configuration Data File CDF page 7 2 Step 3 Displaying the CDF to Verify the 3746 900 Presence page 7 4 Step 4 Saving the 3745 MOSS Disk to Disk...

Page 164: ...5 in local power control mode ____ Press the Power control key to select local mode 3 ____ Press Validate key to set the power local mode f ____ On the 3745 control panel ____ Press the Select key to...

Page 165: ...the machine status produces a message for acknowledgement or updating For an FRU level problem contact your local support structure For a presence or type discrepancy make a visual check Note If you...

Page 166: ...diskettes will be upgraded by hardware or microcode changes One backup set of diskettes to save These diskettes keep the machine configuration at the time of installation a ___Press F4 to get Menu 1 b...

Page 167: ...enance Infor mation Procedures SY33 2070 Chapter How to Run Diagnos tics a ____ Type ODG and press ENTER b ____ On the diags menu see Figure 7 5 enter 3 in the Diag input field to test the 3745 IOC Bu...

Page 168: ...3745 Test Procedures 7 6 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 169: ...lled If TRA cables go to Installing the TRA Cables on page 8 2 If ESCA cables go to Installing the ESCA Cables on page 8 4 If RVX cables go to Installing the RVX Cables on page 8 8 If ISDN cables go t...

Page 170: ...5 RCV Data 04 RCV Data 03 GND 02 TX Data 01 TX Data Figure 8 1 TIC3 Token Ring 16Mbps Step 1 ___ Obtain the plugging sheets from the customer prepared using the 3745 Communication Controller Models A...

Page 171: ...ommunication Controller Models A and 3746 Expansion Unit Model 900 Migration and Planning Guide Step 2 ___ Plug the UTP cables into the filters Shielded 8 pin Modular Connector Token Ring MAU Media Fi...

Page 172: ...you have a bracket 2 with PN 76F9407 and the guide 3 with PN 69F2204 see Figure 8 3 install as follows Step a ___ loosen the 2 screws 1 maintaining the cover of the AC 1 power supply Step b ___ Instal...

Page 173: ...e the 2 screws 6 maintaining the cover of the AC 1 power supply Step b ___ Install the two spacers 4 PN 58G5711 and the bracket 2 PN 58G5503 using two screws 1 PN 1621214 See Figure 8 4 Step c ___ Ins...

Page 174: ...e cables into the retaining strips 5 see Figure 8 3 on page 8 4 or Figure 8 3 on page 8 4 Step b ___ Loosen the screws 1 Step c ___ Slide the bracket 2 upwards plug the ESCA cable into the cassette No...

Page 175: ...cables If RVX cables go to Installing the RVX Cables on page 8 8 If ISDN cables go to ISDN Cables Installation on page 8 24 If No go to Chapter 9 Installing the Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 Attached...

Page 176: ...on b Cable 2 is used to connect the LCBBs to the LCBEs see Installing the LCBs and Cable from the LCBB to LCBE on page 8 9 for details of the installation c Cable 3 is used to connect the LCBB LCBE AR...

Page 177: ...e installation save the unused labels for further needs 2 ____ Start installing the LCBs from the bottom of the rack The LCBE is always installed on top of its associated LCBB see Figure 8 7 3 ____ Re...

Page 178: ...5710 9913 1 9715 3 9714 3 9717 3 9716 3 5219 5218 5221 5220 5223 5222 1 3 4 7 23 7 23 15 50 15 50 35 115 35 115 70 230 70 230 105 345 105 345 Note 1 This cable is connected from a LIC11 to the LCBB in...

Page 179: ...m the cable assembly B See Figure 8 8 2 When the ARC and cables will be plugged using tie wraps to route properly the cables along the frame and allow easy access for further repair actions ARC Assemb...

Page 180: ...5 50 61F4529 61F4529 ARC 3745 V 24 DTE see Note 3 ARC1D NLP 5 16 61F4525 ARC 3745 V 24 DCE see Note 3 ARC1C 6485 5 16 61F4525 ARC 3745 V 35 DTE see Note 3 ARC3D NLP 5 16 61F4578 ARC 3745 V 35 DCE see...

Page 181: ...ee Note 1 DCE 2 4 8 6504 V 35 see Note 1 DCE 5 17 6505 V 35 see Note 1 DCE 15 50 6515 V 35 see Note 2 DTE ARC3B0 15 50 6500 V 35 3745 DCE 5 17 6585 Note 1 When connected to a French DTE connect the ad...

Page 182: ...5 DCE 2 4 8 02L3286 58G5622 V 35 DCE 5 17 02L3287 58G5623 V 35 DCE 10 33 NLP 58G5624 V 35 DCE 15 50 02L3288 58G5625 V 35 DTE 15 50 02L3289 58G5626 V 35 3745 DCE 6 2 NLP 58G5645 V 35 3745 DCE 1 2 4 NLP...

Page 183: ...NLP This cable is no longer provided Depending on the ARC assembly received go to the corresponding pages ARC assembly A Connecting the ARC Assembly A to the LCBB LCBE on page 8 16 ARC assembly B Con...

Page 184: ...__ Stick the labels 8 on the two leads of the cable at about 220 mm 9 in from the edges 3 ____ Plug the cable into the LCBB LCBE ARC position 0 to 14 for the LCBB or 16 to 30 for the LCBE See Figure 8...

Page 185: ...e Note The different ARCs are identified by labels and key pins which avoid plugging a wrong cable in a specific ARC type 2 ____ Tighten screws A to secure the ARC cassette A Figure 8 14 ARC Installat...

Page 186: ...two screws G G Figure 8 15 Cable Installation 6 ____ Determine the cable connector type plugged on the ARCs see Figure 8 16 and Figure 8 17 To DCE DTE Figure 8 16 Cable Connector Type 3746 900 To 374...

Page 187: ...ting a V 35 DCE ARC 3A1 or 3A2 to a French modem connect one adapter PN 1749352 between the modem and the cable see Figure 8 18 Connect connector 1 to the cable and connector 2 to the modem Figure 8 1...

Page 188: ...76F8637 1 11F4838 76F8638 1 V 35 DCE V 35 DCE X 21 DCE X 21 DCE V 35 DTE V 35 DTE X 21 DTE X 21 DTE X 21 Transfix X 21 EIA 547 DCE X 21 EIA 547 DCE X 21 EIA 547 DTE X 21 EIA 547 DTE 5831 7007 5833 700...

Page 189: ...d ____Double click on Perform General IML e ____Click on Yes two times to execute a General IML with Diagnos tics f ____Click on OK and wait for the end of IML indicated by a green 3746 900 object ico...

Page 190: ...nter then return to Step 2e on page 8 21 Then click on ARC infor mation g ____Click on the first ARC line and enter the Symbolic Line Name according to the customer information Press Enter then click...

Page 191: ...OK c ____When the save is completed double click on Copy Reference on diskette d ____Click on OK insert the 3746 900 installation parameter diskette then follow the prompts Do you have to install ISD...

Page 192: ...ug the LIC16 cable into the couplers accordingly If you are installing a 3746 900 attached to a 3745 X1A go to Chapter 9 Installing the Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A on page 9 1...

Page 193: ...the Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A Installing the 3746 900 Ground Brackets 9 3 Installing the Controller Expansion Ground Brackets 9 4 Installing the 3746 900 and Controller Expa...

Page 194: ...round Brackets on page 9 5 Detached rom the 3746 900 frame go to Installing the 3746 900 Ground Brackets on page 9 3 and then go to Installing the Controller Expansion Ground Brackets on page 9 4 Note...

Page 195: ...r bracket 3 PN 63F2607 using screws PN 2665527 Step 3 ____ Install the right end cover previously removed from the 3745 from the 3746 A11 or from the 3746 A12 on the 3746 900 right side 1 2 3 Figure 9...

Page 196: ...crews PN 2665527 Before securing the ground plate screws push down on the plate to give it maximum contact with the floor Step 3 ____ Install the front ground plate 2 PN 58G5675 and rear ground plate...

Page 197: ...Step 2 On the controller expansion frame a ____ Install the front ground plate 4 PN 58G5675 and left ground plate 1 PN 58G5676 using screws PN 2665527 refer to Figure 9 3 b ____ Install the rear brac...

Page 198: ...3746 900 Ground Bracket Installation 9 6 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 199: ...Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 17A Installing the Ground Brackets on a 3746 900 and a 3745 17A 10 2 Installing the Controller Expansion Ground Brackets 10 4 Installing the Ground Bra...

Page 200: ...the ground plates 2 and 4 PN 58G5307 and PN 58G5306 Refer to Figure 10 1 on page 10 3 Step 2 ____ Install the spacer 3 PN 58G5341 on the right side of the ground plate 2 using two screws PN 1621191 S...

Page 201: ...3745 17A Ground Brackets Rear View Step 9 ____ Install plate PN 58G5335 on the front bottom of the 3746 900 see Figure 10 2 Figure 10 2 3746 900 Front Ground Plate Go to Chapter 11 Making the Machine...

Page 202: ...676 using screws PN 2665527 Before securing the ground plate screws push down on the plate to give it maximum contact with the floor Step 3 ____ Install the front ground plate 2 PN 58G5675 and rear gr...

Page 203: ...the 3746 900 and 3745 frames and refer to Installing the Con troller Expansion Ground Brackets on page 9 4 to install the ground brackets on the controller expansion then go to Chapter 11 Making the...

Page 204: ...3746 900 Attached to a 3745 17A Ground Bracket Installation 10 6 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 205: ...Machine Ready for Customer Chapter 11 Making the Machine Ready for the Customer Copyright IBM Corp 1996 1997 11 1...

Page 206: ...Service Processor To have the same image of the information recorded on the active and backup service processors a Install the same level of code LIC on the backup and active SP 1 Insert the CD ROM i...

Page 207: ...ll alarms errors events and click on OK e ____ Click on Options on the action bar f ____ From the pulldown menu click on Delete SRCs from database g ____ Confirm your selection by clicking on the YES...

Page 208: ...the 3745 X1A frame below the control panel or in the service drawer if you have installed a controller expansion 16 ___ Close the external doors Using the cover lock key push and turn the camlocks to...

Page 209: ...Machine Ready for Customer Figure 11 1 Manage the Control Points End of Installation Chapter 11 Making the Machine Ready for the Customer 11 5...

Page 210: ...Machine Ready for Customer 11 6 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 211: ...5 X1A Before Removing the 3746 900 12 2 Updating the Service Processor Network Configuration 12 2 Disconnecting the Mainline Power 12 2 Disconnecting the Interface Cables 12 3 Disconnecting Inter Mach...

Page 212: ...ce recorded for the 3746 900 to verify display the 3746 900 status remove it using the Manage MOSS E Power Allegiance function before trying to remove the 3746 900 Step 3 ____ Double click on the Serv...

Page 213: ...e Chapter 4 Connecting the 3746 900 to a 3745 X1A on page 4 1 and disconnect the following inter machine cables a ____ Power control cable PN 03F7538 from the 3745 and then coil it up b ____ UEPO cabl...

Page 214: ...re 2 2 on page 2 3 Step 5 ____ Pack the machine using the pack unpack instructions Step 6 ____ Pack the customer s parts and documentation in one package and label it Customer Package Step 7 ____ Pack...

Page 215: ...ttached to a 3745 17A Updating the Service Processor Network Configuration 13 2 Disconnecting the Mainline Power 13 2 Disconnecting the Interface Cables 13 2 Disconnecting Inter Machine Cabling 13 3 P...

Page 216: ...ove Step 9 ____ Check and confirm the delete option At the end the Service Processor is reinitialized Disconnecting the Mainline Power Step 1 ____ At the control panel ensure that the Power Control wi...

Page 217: ...pper and lower ends of the basic and expansion board if any see Figure 2 2 on page 2 3 Step 3 ____ Pack the machine using the pack unpack instructions Step 4 ____ Pack the customer s parts and documen...

Page 218: ...Removal the 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 17A 13 4 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 219: ...PN HPR APPN HPR APPN HPR IP IP IP IP CLP CBTRP2 TRP2 ESCP2 Parameter worksheet for Ethernet Bridge Location and Cable Type Ethernet bridge name Ethernet attachment type 10 Base T AUI TIC3 location 822...

Page 220: ...A 2 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 221: ...tivity Switch 07B A1 Power Distribution 07H A1 Secondary Power Box 07J A1 LCBB or LCBE 07D A1 LCBB 07D B1 Expansion 1 Board 07E A1 Cooling 07F C1 B1 A1 Basic Board Filter 07G Primary Power Box 07K A1...

Page 222: ...L A 1 L C B B 0 7 L B 1 E x p a n s i o n 1 B o a r d 0 7 M A 1 B a s i c B o a r d 0 7 N A 1 T r a n s f o r m e r 0 7 Q A 1 T r a n s f o r m e r 0 7 P A 1 Figure B 2 3746 900 Locations Rear B 2 374...

Page 223: ...7H A1 Secondary Power Box 07J A1 Expansion 1 Board 07E A1 Expansion 2 Board 07D A1 Cooling 07F C1 B1 A1 Basic Board Filter 07G Primary Power Box 07K A1 Figure B 3 3746 900 Locations with Enclosure Exp...

Page 224: ...sion 2 Board 07L A1 Expansion 1 Board 07M A1 Basic Board 07N A1 Transformer 07Q A1 Transformer 07P A1 Figure B 4 3746 900 Locations with Enclosure Expansion 2 Installed Rear B 4 3746 900 Installation...

Page 225: ...cessor type 5 07G A1 B3 CSCE 6 not used Q Q Q P P P N N N M M M L L L K K K J J J H H H G G G F F F E E E D D D C C C B B B A A A 2367 2304 2751 2688 3135 3072 2303 2240 2687 2624 3071 3008 2239 2176...

Page 226: ...M L L L K K K J J J H H H G G G F F F E E E D D D C C C B B B A A A 2048 2432 2816 2368 2752 2399 2783 2079 2463 2847 Rear View 2080 2464 2848 2400 2784 2431 2815 2111 2495 2879 2112 2496 2880 2143 2...

Page 227: ...Figure B 9 Expansion Board 07M A1 07L A1 Locations Coupler Side 1 TIC3 ESCC LIC11 or LIC12 sockets 2 SPD2 location 3 Not Used Appendix B 3746 900 Component Locations B 7...

Page 228: ...C B C 1 T E R C Figure B 10 One CBC Configuration Coupler Side 3746 900 Rear View CBC1 CBC2 Figure B 11 Two CBC Configuration Coupler Side 3746 900 Rear View B 8 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 229: ...a c I n p u t Figure B 12 3746 900 Power Area with 2 AC AC 2 is Optional Transformers AC1 01KA1 J1 J1 CB1 CB1 ac Power Box dc Power Box CP1 CP1 DC 01JA1 dc Input ac Input Figure B 13 3746 900 Power A...

Page 230: ...K A1 CP1 Transformer CTRL Connector ac Input Test 1 Bracket Maintenance Switch J1 J2 J3 J12 J11 J10 J9 J8 J4 J5 J6 J7 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 Note The bracket maintenance switch is used to keep the 37...

Page 231: ...on prefix numbers depend on the units as follows Location prefix number 01 is used in frame 01 3745 X1A Location prefix number 02 is used in frame 02 3746 A11 Location prefix number 03 is used in fram...

Page 232: ...01B CCU control board 01E Primary power box 01F PS type 6 PS for power supply controls 01G Line adapter board 1 LAB1 for LAs 01 to 08 01H PS type 4 for LAs up to four PS 01J AC and DC distribution 01K...

Page 233: ...0 L A B 3 L A 1 7 2 4 P S 4 A1 B 1 C1 D1 I D 2 2 I D 2 3 I D 2 4 I D 2 5 H J K D E A 0 C A 0 9 1 6 T a i l g a t e R e a r V ie w H B 1 H B 2 Figure C 4 3746 A11 Locations Rear 02A LA board 2 LAB2 for...

Page 234: ...A1 LAB4 LA 25 32 G PS4 A1 ID26 B1 ID27 C1 ID28 D1 ID28 H A0 H B1 H B2 J A0 Rear View Figure C 5 3746 A12 Locations Rear 03F Line adapter board 4 LAB4 for LAs 25 to 32 03G PS type 4 for LAs up to four...

Page 235: ...Component Locations Front All Models 01A MOSS unit 01B Flexible diskette drive FDD 01C Control panel 01D Hard disk drive HDD 01E Fan unit 2 01F Power supply 1 PS1 01G Logic card board CAs LAs CCU 01H...

Page 236: ...1 A 3745 Model 130 has no LIB board 2 A 3745 Model 150 has no CA and no LIB board in 01M A1 and 01L A2 01L 01L A1 LIB2 board lines 080 through 095 01L A2 If LIB1 lines 128 through 159 If LIB2 lines 0...

Page 237: ...ocessor type 3172 Example of units installation processor type 7585 Example of units installation processor type 7585 MAE Example of units installation processor type 3172 Example of units installatio...

Page 238: ...ount 6U 7855 2U 7857 2U Modem Hayes CDD SP 6275 Service Drawer 2U Optical Disk Drive 2U LCBB LCBE 4U SP Tower 12U MAE 13U Controller Expansion 37U Front View SP Rack Mount Type 2 4U SP Table Top Reser...

Page 239: ...he values represent the size used to setup the units in the controller expansion it is not the size of the units themself 2 The attachment holes along each side of the controller expansion are divided...

Page 240: ...2 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 Front View Rear View 8228 Drawer Drawer Display SP NNPA NNPB Figure E 3 Installing Captive Nuts and Brackets for the Display Drawer SP and N...

Page 241: ...25 26 26 27 27 28 28 Front View Rear View 8228 Drawer Drawer Display Figure E 4 Installing Captive Nuts and Brackets for the Display Drawer SP and NNP Type 3172 Notes 1 This drawing can be used to se...

Page 242: ...XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Front View Rear View 1st LCB 1st LCB 2nd LCB 2nd LCB 3rd LCB 3rd LCB 4th LCB 4th LCB Figure E 5 Installing Captive Nuts for...

Page 243: ...X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Figure E 6 Installing Captive Nuts for 8229s Note This symbol iden...

Page 244: ...XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Figure E 7 Installing Captive Nuts and Brackets for MAE Note This symbol iden...

Page 245: ...ode Processor A Network Node Processor B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 LCB Figure E 8 Installing Brackets PN 58G5752 for Processor...

Page 246: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 LCB Figure E 9 Installing Brackets for Processor Type 3172 1 bracket used to install t...

Page 247: ...re E 10 Units Installation in the Controller Expansion SP Type 7585 Service Processor Modem Network Node Processor A Network Node Processor B LCBB LCBE Multiaccess Enclosure Display Figure E 11 Units...

Page 248: ...ocessor B LCBB LCBE Docs Docs Figure E 12 Units Installation in the Controller Expansion SP Type 3172 Modem CDD Network Node Processor A Network Node Processor B Service Processor Display Docs Docs Fi...

Page 249: ...llation in the Controller Expansion SP Type 9577 F2 F1 J8 J7 J6 J5 J4 J3 J2 J1 Other Options for example Ethernet Bridge or Multiaccess Enclosure 1st Power Supply Network Node Processor B or Multiacce...

Page 250: ...E 14 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 251: ...th 5 meter tethered cable ARC3A1 ARC V 35 DCE attachment with 5 meter tethered cable ARC3A2 ARC V 35 DCE attachment with 15 meter tethered cable ARC3B ARC V 35 DTE attachment with 15 meter tethered ca...

Page 252: ...e adapter CLP LICnn CLDP controller load dump program clear channel Mode of data transmission where the data passes through the DCE and network and arrives at the receiving communication con troller f...

Page 253: ...cessor that controls all or part of a user application network 2 In a network the processing unit in which the access method for the network resides 3 In an SNA network the processing unit that contai...

Page 254: ...icing facilities to the customer s operator and the IBM service representative MOSS maintenance and operator subsystem 3745 MOSS E maintenance and operator subsystem extended 37CS NA network addressab...

Page 255: ...card SATS specific assurance tests SBA switch bus adapter SBI switch bus interface SC switch control SDLC synchronous data link control SIE switch interface extender SL service logic SNA Systems Netw...

Page 256: ...ing adapter TRP TIC3 TRFM transformer TRP token ring processor TRS transmitter receiver subassembly UEPO unit emergency power off URSF universal remote support facility UTP Unshielded twisted pair cab...

Page 257: ...ode LIC for this EC SY33 2080 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models 210 to 61A Service Master Index Provides references for finding information in the IBM 3745 Models X10 and X1A shipping group doc...

Page 258: ...maintaining the service processor based on PS 2 Types 7585 3172 9585 or 9577 Can be for systems with microcode that has up to and including EC D46130 any level installed SY33 2120 IBM 3745 Communicati...

Page 259: ...and Above Provides information on installing and maintaining the Multiaccess Enclosure MAE For systems with microcode EC F12430 or higher installed SY33 2112 IBM 3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller Mo...

Page 260: ...ce information for ordering IBM 3745 Models X10 and X1A parts S135 2014 IBM Controller Expansion Parts Catalog Provides reference information for ordering parts for the controller expansion attached t...

Page 261: ...3745 Communication Controller Models 130 150 160 170 and 17A Installation Guide Provides instructions for installing or relocating the IBM 3745 Models 1X0 and 17A SY33 2069 IBM 3745 Communication Cont...

Page 262: ...els 1x0 and 17A SY33 2066 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models 130 150 160 and 170 Hardware Maintenance Reference Provides in depth hardware reference information on the IBM 3745 Models 1X0 and 17...

Page 263: ...hat contains the Licensed Internal Code LIC for this EC SA33 0172 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models 210 to 61A IBM 3746 Expansion Unit Model 900 Customer Master Index Provides references for fi...

Page 264: ...0457 GA33 0127 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models 210 310 410 and 610 Preparing for Connection Helps for preparing the 3745 Models 210 to 610 cable installation For 3745 Models A refer to the Co...

Page 265: ...ls Basic Operations Guide Provides instructions for daily routine operations on the 3745 Models 130 to 610 SA33 0177 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models A IBM 3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller...

Page 266: ...Analysis Guide An online guide to analyze alarms events and control panel codes on IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models A IBM 3746 Nways Multiprotocol Controller Models 900 and 950 SA33 0175 IBM...

Page 267: ...inding information in the customer documentation library Evaluating and Configuring GA33 0138 IBM 3745 Communication Controller Models 130 150 and 170 Introduction Gives an introduction about the IBM...

Page 268: ...X 18 3746 900 Installation Guide...

Page 269: ...ation 13 2 3746 900 UEPO cable 8228 A Adapter Adapter for ARC 3A1 or 3A2 8 19 Adapter for ARC 3B 8 19 ARC ARC Connection Type 3746 900 8 16 ARC location 8 11 ARC Type 8 17 ARC Type 3745 8 16 ARC conti...

Page 270: ...ew 8 9 locations 3746 A11 C 3 3746 A12 C 4 base frame C 2 channel adapter tailgate D 2 console tailgate D 2 locations continued EPO tailgate D 2 LIB boards D 2 power rating plate D 2 TRA HSS ELA tailg...

Page 271: ...8 2 unshielded cables 8 3 Transformer Connection Transformer Connection 2 26 U UEPO cable for a 3746 900 attached to a 3745 17A UEPO cable for a 3746 900 Attached to a 3745 X1A UEPO cable routing of...

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