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Page 1: ...r I _ 9370 Information System Installation Manual Physical Planning ...

Page 2: ...o o o GA24 4031 0 File No 9370 15 IBM 9370 Information System Installation Manual Physical Planning ...

Page 3: ...LSS Any reference to an IBM program product in this document is not intended to state or imply that only IBM s program product may be used Any functionally equivalent program may be used instead It is possible that this material may contain reference to or information about IBM products machines and programs programming or services that are not announced in your country Such references or informat...

Page 4: ...ronmental and power specifications and limitations Chapter 4 Unit Specifications provides three dimensional views and specifications for system units Chapter 5 Cable Requirements provides the requirements for ordering system cables Chapter 6 Remote Facility provides a general description of Remote Service and system requirements for Remote Service Appendix A Specification Summary provides a specif...

Page 5: ...owing books helpful IBM System 360 System 370 4300 Processors Input Output Equipment Installation Manual Physical Planning GC22 7064 IBM Input Output Equipment Reference Installation Manual Physical Planning System 360 System 370 and 4300 Processors GC22 7069 IBM General Information Manual Installation Manual Physical Planning GC22 7072 IBM Communications Terminals Installation Manual Physical Pla...

Page 6: ...m Environmental Specifications 2 7 3 Rack 3 1 Plan View Not to Scale 3 3 Raised Floor Cutout 3 6 Rack Specifications 3 7 Limitations 3 8 Requirements 3 8 Loading the Rack 3 11 4 Unit Specifications 4 1 IBM 9373 9375 and 9377 Processors 4 2 9373 Processor 4 2 9373 Processor Specifications 4 3 9375 Processor 4 4 9375 Processor Specifications 4 5 9377 Processor 4 6 9377 Processor Specifications 4 7 I...

Page 7: ...6 6 Customer Ordering Information For Remote Facility 6 8 Appendix A Specification Summary A 1 Specification Summary Chart A 2 Acoustics Noise Emission Levels A 3 Unit Noise Emission Levels A 4 Appendix B Plugs and Receptacles B 1 Plugs Receptacles for USA AG APG 8 2 Plugs and Receptacles for EM EA Three Phase Power Plug 50 Hz Power Cord Style 8 3 1 8 6 8 7 Appendix C Planning Checklist C 1 Append...

Page 8: ...ocessor 4 2 9375 Processor 4 4 9377 Processor 4 6 I O Card Unit Features 5010 and 5020 4 8 9332 Model 400 DASD 4 10 9335 A01 DASD Controller 4 12 9335 B01 DASD 4 14 9347 Tape Unit 4 16 Power Sequence and Control Unit Feature 6001 4 18 Cable Schematic 5 4 Channel Cabling Chart 5 6 Cables to the 9370 Processor 5 7 Control Unit to Channel Cabling 5 9 Cables for Asynchronous Protocol Adapter 5 10 Cabl...

Page 9: ...b B 0 CD CJ c IJ 0 t J en J ac ss C Q IBM 9370 Information System in Model 1 and Model 2 Racks c viii ...

Page 10: ...rage and Shipping Environment 1 6 Electrical Power 1 7 Primary Computer Power Service 1 7 Branch Circuits 1 8 Grounding 1 10 Computer Room Emergency Power Off Controls 1 10 Lightning Protection 1 10 Convenience Outlets 1 11 Power Plugs and Receptacles 1 11 Additional Reference Material 1 11 o o 1 1 ...

Page 11: ...ode driven input output I O controllers residing on logic cards to attach I O units Some of the highlights of the 9370 system include Rack mounted I O units Direct access storage units Tape units An integrated DASD Tape Controller A System 370 Block Multiplexer Channel which allows you to use System 370 channel attached devices A Work Station Subsystem Controller uses 3270 type terminals Four comm...

Page 12: ...ng to the planning schedules Preparing the physical location of the units floor planning o Obtaining installing and maintaining coaxial cables for work stations or the IBM cabling system o Inspecting the site to insure that each unit will fit through doorways and passageways Arranging for installation of any communication facilities common carrier postal telephone and telegraph or private and conn...

Page 13: ...urate drawing of the proposed area For a precise layout use the paper templates in Appendix D or order clear plastic templates English GA24 4046 metric GA24 4047 The templates show the required space for weight distribution and clearances for the operator service personnel and test equipment Templates also show the radii of swinging gates and covers and the location of casters and frame entry exit...

Page 14: ...EMEA IBM Europe Middle East Africa has fixed length cables Be sure to include the following items and any other unique considerations on the layout Service clearances required for each unit Location of Power receptacles Air conditioning equipment and controls File cabinets desks and other office equipment Room emergency power off controls All entran ces exits windows and columns or pillars The num...

Page 15: ...ity See Figure 3 6 on page 3 6 for the recommended floor cutout dimensions and placement Tasks that you must do for a non raised floor environment include Showing the planned placement of cables for minimum obstruction Showing the amount of additional cable required if the cable route is indirectly between units such as along walls or suspended Deciding if you need cable guards or ramps to ensure ...

Page 16: ...age designed uniquely for each unit and is available from any IBM Branch Office Ship the units through a household goods carrier padded van with appropriate strapping and padding to avoid transit damage 6 Wr 1 iN 5 t 5N 31 Electrical Power Primary Computer Power Service For maximum reliability the computer power panel should connect to feeders that do not serve other loads Connect electrical noise...

Page 17: ...nstallation Manual Physical Planning for System 360 System 370 and 4300 Processors GC22 7064 IBM Input Output Equipment Reference Installation Manual Physical Planning for System 360 System 370 and 4300 Processors GC22 7069 The grounding wire of the branch circuit must have insulation and be equal in size to the neutral and phase conductors Terminate branch circuits as close as possible to the uni...

Page 18: ... Ground Phase Wires and Neutral 208 240V Insulated Green Wire Ground Figure 1 1 Power Distribution Systems Remotely Operated Power Service 4 c t Main Ci rcuit Breakers of Appropriate Size Grounding Terminal Bar Bonded to Enclosure Customer supplied receptacl es connectors in accordance with local codes Branch Circuits For loads requiring a neutral attach computer data processing equipment only 1 9...

Page 19: ...he circuit protective devices if a phase to frame short occurs For example the ground path shall not exceed 1 ohm for 120 volt 20 ampere branch circuit devices Computer Room Emergency Power Off Controls As a safety precaution provide room emergency power off controls for disconnecting the main service wiring that supplies the computer equipment Install these controls at a convenient place for the ...

Page 20: ...vant testing laboratory or country test house standards All power cords have the appropriate plugs according to the ship destination of the system Note See Appendix B Plugs and Receptacles for types of power cord plugs and receptacles fRi if P S t B P igPie i Additional Reference Material For more information about domestic standards on site preparation refer to o National Fire Protection Associat...

Page 21: ...Additional Reference Material Continued Air Conditioning Temperature and Humidity Design Criteria Safety and Fire Precautions o o 1 12 ...

Page 22: ... Rack Power 2 2 Power Control Compartment PCC 2 3 Power Phase Imbalance 2 6 Plugs and Receptacles 2 6 USA Americas Group AG and Asian Pacific Group A PG 2 6 Europe Middle East Africa EMEA 2 6 Cooling 2 7 System Environr nental Specifications 2 7 o o 2 1 ...

Page 23: ... rack has a self contained AC power control compartment which distributes AC power to the units in the rack Each rack of a multiple rack system contains power for the units in its rack Each rack has a power cord and plug A separate outlet must supply the selected voltage for each rack The 9309 Rack requires one of the following voltages Frequency 50 Hz Single Phase 60 Hz Single Phase 50 Hz Three P...

Page 24: ...rsions of the power control compartments Each version is designed for a specific input power The requirements for power and control define the various versions of the rack Figure 2 1 on page 2 4 shows the power and control associated with each type of compartment You will receive the default version of the power control compartment that is listed for your country under Country in Figure 2 1 You ca...

Page 25: ...e Note 2 9113 5 1 25 Amps USA AG A PG EMEA 9111 See Notes Figure 2 1 Power Control Compartment Versions 2 4 Notes 1 AG represents IBM Americas Group A PG represents IBM Asian Pacific Group 2 EMEA represents IBM Europe Middle East Africas Corporation The default PCC varies for some EMEA countries Refer to Figure 2 2 on page 2 5 for more information For example using Figure 2 2 you see that in Franc...

Page 26: ... France X 0 Germany X 0 0 Ireland X 0 Israel 0 X Italy X 0 0 Kuwait and X 0 Gulf States Netherlands 0 X o Norway X 0 Pakistan 0 X Portugal 0 X Saudia Arabia X 0 South Africa 0 X Spain X 0 0 Sweden X Switzerland 0 X Turkey 0 X UK X 0 AREAS South 0 X AFRICA ROECE IBM 0 X Regional Office for Europe Central and East Figure 2 2 Power Control Compartments for EMEA X Default o o Optional 2 5 ...

Page 27: ...wer control compartment you should consult an electrician to properly balance the incoming three phase power Plugs and Receptacles 2 6 USA Americas Group AG and Asian Pacific Group A PG See Appendix B Plugs and Receptacles Europe Middle East Africa EMEA See Plugs and Receptacles for EMEA on page B 3 CAUTION The plug on the power cord is approved for use with this machine and meets the relevant tes...

Page 28: ...ng and add the heat outputs specified for those units System Environmental Specifications Unless otherwise noted on individual specification pages the following environmental specifications apply Environment Temperature Relative Maximum Humidity Wet Bulb Operating 10 to 40 6 C 8 to 80 26 7 C 50 to 105 F 80 F Non Operating 10 to 51 7 C 8 to 80 26 7 C 50 to 125 F 80 F Storage 0 6 to 60 C 5 to 80 29 ...

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Page 30: ...cations 3 7 Limitations 3 8 Requirements 3 8 Appliance Coupler Outlets 3 8 Center of Gravity for A Slide Mounted Unit 3 8 Center of Gravity for the 9309 Model 1 3 9 Center of Gravity for the 9309 Model 2 3 10 Loading the Rack 3 11 Power 3 11 Stability 3 11 o o 3 1 ...

Page 31: ... sure to read Limitations on page 3 8 This contains important information on the requirements for the rack The symbols used in the plan views are in Fig 3 1 Cable Entry and Exit Area Base of Machine Power Cord Exit See Note Standard Equipment Outline Shows machine with covers closed I Service Area Boundary Service clearances are measured from machine with covers closed Casters Single Hinged Door F...

Page 32: ...I I I Service Clearance 1220 48 635 760 25 30 I L 610 I 24 T 127 5 921 36 26 1 1 8 650 25 1 2 I I 635 I 25 I I I I I I I I I I I r 482 1 19 I c 76 3 Itt 3 750 29 1 2 FRONT 1650 65 1220 48 J _ o Figure 3 2 9309 Rack Enclosure Models 1 and 2 3 3 ...

Page 33: ...e rack system when looking from the front of the racks identify the racks in a right to Ieft manner beginning with the letter A see Figure 3 3 The rack letter has no significance other than to identify the racks Identifying the racks will help you when you run cables from rack to rack Allow enough clearance to the right of rack A for another rack if you have plans to upgrade your 9375 Processor to...

Page 34: ...recommends that no more than six racks be adjacent to one another This ensures that the maximum one way walking distance for a service representative will be 5 meters 16 ft when he she works on anyone unit If you alter the dimensions you should obtain the services of a qualified consultant or structural engineer to determine floor loading If the review of the floor loading does not require the wei...

Page 35: ... template and is not drawn to scale The plan view Figure 3 2 on page 3 3 and templates Appendix D Physical Planning Templates of the rack identify the actual machine opening The floor panel cutout is for the primary rack with a maximum configuration Secondary racks may not require as large a floor cutout Front 9309 1 2 Top Floor i i l 127 Cutout I 45Z I T 5 18 Figure 3 6 Positioning and Dimensions...

Page 36: ...ave a fan each system unit has its own fan Air flows from the front to the rear of the system units with the air exiting out of the top and bottom of the rear of the frame Power Model 50Hz 1 093kVA 2 093kVA phase 1 3 60Hz 093kVA 093kVA 1 Note A 3 phase input power control compartment is available for EMEA Power Cord USA AG and APG standard optional specify code 9986 EMEA Meters Feet 4 3 14 1 8 6 t...

Page 37: ...nt is Countries Amps EMEA 10 IEC3 320 USA and AG AjPG 15 ULjCSA Center of Gravity for A Slide Mounted Unit The center of gravity for an extended unit cannot exceed 362 mm 14 25 in from the face of the rack If an extended system unit exceeds this distance the configured rack may be unstable If you have a rack configuration that exceeds this center of gravity limit you should test the configuration ...

Page 38: ...surement does not include stabilizer The height from the bottom of the rack measurement does not include casters to the center of gravity is 410 mm 16 1 in The distance from the right edge of the rack to the center of gravity is 292 mm 11 5 in i i 1 i center 1 1 of __ __ G ty 1 495mm t i Stabilizer Top View Depth CD J 92n m 11 5 In Front View Figure 3 7 Center of Gravity for the Model 1 410t r m n...

Page 39: ...not include stabilizer The height from the bottom of the rack measurement does not include casters to the center of gravity is 657 mm 25 8 in The displacement from the right edge of the rack to the center of g avity is 292 mm 11 5 in j I I i 1 Center I of r 1 Gravity i I 1 4 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _j Stabilizer Top View Depth 495mm 19 5 in CD it CD 292 m 11 5 In Front View II 657 mm n 25 6 i J Figure...

Page 40: ...not exceed its power rating amps kVA frequency voltage Stability The rack stabilizer requires a minimum force of 25 newton meters 18 5 pound foree foot on each screw The limitations described under the following headings must be followed at all times o Support Rails Some system units mount in the rack by residing on support rails Rail mounted system units do not slide out Type Left Right Length 72...

Page 41: ...to the user when the unit is pulled forward Meet weight restrictions The maximum weight for a unit on a pair of slides is 60 kg 132 lbs The maximum weight for all units mounted on slides is 275 kg 606 lbs Weight Restrictions The maximum weight of the rack with installed I O units is 478 kg 1055 lbs The maximum weight for all units in the rack is Modell Model 2 190 kg 418 lbs 320 kg 704 Ibs For inf...

Page 42: ...fications 4 7 I O Card Unit 4 8 I O Card Unit Specifications 4 9 9332 400 DASD 4 10 9332 400 DASD Specifications 4 11 9335 A01 DASD Controller 4 12 9335 A01 DASD Controller Specifications 4 13 9335 B01 DASD 4 14 9335 B01 DASD 4 14 9335 B01 DASD Specifications 4 15 9347 Tape Unit 4 16 9347 Tape Unit Specifications 4 17 Power Sequence and Control 4 18 Unit Specifications 4 19 o o 4 1 ...

Page 43: ...IBM 9373 9375 and 9377 Processors 9373 Processor Figure 4 1 9373 Processor 4 2 356 14 c ...

Page 44: ...4 in Width 483 mm 19 in Depth 660 mm 26 in Weight 60 kg 132 lb Heat Output 588 W 2 000 BTU HR Airflow 7 9 m3 min 280 cubic foot meters cfm Power 0 70 kVA AC Voltage 120 and 220 volts Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 4 3 ...

Page 45: ...IBM 9373 9375 and 9377 Processors Continued 9375 Processor Figure 4 2 9375 Processor 4 4 711 28 o o ...

Page 46: ...ensions Height 711 mm 28 in Width 483 mm 19 in Depth 828 mm 33 in Weight 132 kg 290 lb Heat Output 1 800 W 6 145 BTU HR Airflow 17 m3 min 600 cfm Power 2 00 kVA Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 4 5 ...

Page 47: ...IBM 9373 9375 and 9377 Processors Continued 9377 Processor Figure 4 3 9377 Processor 4 6 711 28 o ...

Page 48: ... 100 BTU HR Airflow 11 m3 min 380 cfm Power 1 70 kVA Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 Operating Environment Temperature ReI Humidity Max Wet Bulb 15 6 to 32 2 C 60 to 90 F 20 to 80 22 8 C 73 F Nonoperating Environment Temperature ReI Humidity Max Wet Bulb 10 to 43 3 C 50 to 110 F 8 to 80 26 7 C 80 F 4 7 ...

Page 49: ...I O Card Unit Figure 4 4 I O Card Unit Features 5010 and 5020 4 8 356 14 o c ...

Page 50: ...VA Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 Operating Environment Same as the 9377 processor Nonoperating Environment Same as the 9377 processor Note Feature 5010 is a one bus I O Card Unit and Feature 5020 is a two bus I O Card Unit These features are only available with the 9377 processor One I O Card Unit Feature 5020 is standard with a 9377 processor 4 9 ...

Page 51: ...9332 400 DASD Figure 4 5 9332 Model 400 DASD o c 4 10 ...

Page 52: ...m 5 1 4 in Width 483 mm 19 in Depth 592 mm 23 1 3 in Weight 30 kg 65 Ib Heat Output 262 W 895 BTU HR Airflow 1 4 m3 min 50 cfm Power 0 50 to 0 70 kVA AC Voltage 115 or 230 volts Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 4 11 ...

Page 53: ...9335 A01 DASD Controller o Figure 4 6 9335 A01 DASD Controller o 4 12 ...

Page 54: ...cations Dimensions Height 135 mm 5 1 4 in Width 445 mm 17 1 2 in Depth 560 mm 22 in Weight 17kg 38Ib Heat Output 175 W 597 BTU HR Airflow 1 8 m3 min 64 cfm Power 0 24 kVA AC Voltage 180 to 259 volts Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 4 13 ...

Page 55: ...9335 801 DASD 9335 801 DASD Figure 4 7 9335 801 DASD 4 14 267 101 2 o ...

Page 56: ...t 267 mm 10 1 2 in Width 445 mm 17 1 2 in Depth 685 mm 27 in Weight 60 kg 132 lb Heat Output 430 W 1 467 BTU HR Airflow 2 4 m3 min 85 cfm Power 0 72 kVA AC Voltage Switch setting for 208 220 230 and 240 volts Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 4 15 ...

Page 57: ...9347 Tape Unit Figure 4 8 9347 Tape Unit o o 4 16 ...

Page 58: ...TU HR Airflow 1 4 m3 min 50 cfm Power 0 30 kVA AC Voltage 115 or 230 volts Noise Emission Levels Refer to Acoustics Noise Emission Levels on page A 3 Operating Environment Temperature ReI Humidity Max Wet Bulb 15 6 to 32 2 C 60 to 90 F 20 to 80 22 8 C 73 F Nonoperating Environment Temperature ReI Humidity Max Wet Bulb 10 to 43 3 C 50 to 110 F 8 to 80 26 7 C 80 F 4 17 ...

Page 59: ...Power Sequence and Control rj I 80 3 c Figure 4 9 Power Sequence and Control Unit Feature 6001 o 4 18 ...

Page 60: ...th 434 mm 17 in Depth 217 mm 8 1 2 in Weight 7 kg 15 lb Note The power sequence and control unit Feature 6001 is only available on the 9375 and 9377 Processors For more information see Chapter 5 Cable Requirements and Planning For Your System GA24 4030 4 19 ...

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Page 62: ... 2 Coaxial Cable Length 5 2 Communication Cable Length 5 3 Cable Schematic 5 4 System Cabling 5 6 Channel Cables 5 6 Cables To The 9370 Processors 5 7 Control Unit to Channel Cabling 5 9 Communication Cables 5 10 Work Station Cables 5 12 o o 5 1 ...

Page 63: ...e unit Never include any under the cover cable measurements IBM allows for these when building external channel cables In a raised floor environment add twice the height of the raised floor to the cable length between the attached units Coaxial Cable Length 5 2 Measure work station cables from the connector on the work station to the connector on the system be sure to consider the intended cable r...

Page 64: ...measure from the cable entry exit hole of the system to one of the following The external modem or auto call unit The digital network channel service unit The teleprocessing line connector The protective device where such a device communicates with a switched teleprocessing line 5 3 ...

Page 65: ...ote 6 Channel Tailgate 9377 Only Note 7 Figure 5 1 Cable Schematic 5 4 Notes 1 Channel attached devices If you have to order cables refer to The device specification pages of IBM Sys 360 Sys 370 4300 Processors I O Equipment Installation Manual Physical Planning GC22 7064 and Chapter 5 of Planning Your System GA24 4032 2 See Work Station Cables on page 5 12 for cable information 3 A 16 position po...

Page 66: ...n the rack has the security key lock installed 6 This cable controls power on off and emergency power off from rack to rack in a multiple rack system A 3 meter 10 ft power sequence cable is shipped with each secondary rack An optional 6 meter 20 ft cable is also available Note The Hands On Network Environment HONE configurator will prompt you for the required specify codes to order the appropriate...

Page 67: ...right connector ID even number For more information on the channel cabling charts see Chapter 6 of the IBM General Information Manual Installation Manual Physical Planning GC22 7072 9370 ID 10 FC 2 6003 Channel o Bus and Tag 4 6003 Channel 1 Bus and Tag 6 6003 Channel 2 Bus and Tag 8 6003 Channel 3 Bus and Tag 10 6003 Channel 4 Bus and Tag 12 6003 Channel 5 Bus and Tag 14 6003 Channel 6 Bus and Ta...

Page 68: ...1 2 5 6001 26 56 Power Sequence and 6 7 Control Figure 5 3 Cables to the 9370 Processor Notes 1 The maximum cumulative cable length available to attach up to eight control units is 122 meters 400 ft unless modified by the general control unit to channel cabling schematic 2 The block multiplexer channel Feature 6003 contains a single card and a cable set The cable set connects to the channel card o...

Page 69: ...l is an optional feature with the Systeml370 channel feature It enables 110 control units to power onloff sequentially when the system powers onloff Power sequence and control is available for a maximum of sixteen control units Order Feature 6001 for the power sequence and control positions The connector IDs for the sixteen positions are even numbers 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 an...

Page 70: ..._ I O Interface Cables Control Unit No 1 Control Unit No 2 with Two Channel Capability Control Unit NO 3 To Additional Control Units Max 8 _ Control Unit No 1 t Control Unit No 3 1 Figure 5 4 Control Unit to Channel Cabling Power sequencing is an option on most IBM equipment Power sequence and control cables need not be ordered unless you want to power the equipment on or off from a single locatio...

Page 71: ... Introducing The IBM 9370 Information System GA24 4030 Note All communication cables except IEEE 802 3 Local Area Network Feature 6035 will be shipped with the feature For more information on local area network and connectors see the communications cable guide ask your sales representative for the availability date Maximum Feature Qty Length Type 6032 1 6 0 meters Asynchronous 20 feet RS 232 6032 ...

Page 72: ...rs 422 LC l 20 feet 6031 1 6 0 meters Extension Cable 20 feet 25 pin Figure 5 6 Cables for Multi Protocol Adapter Notes 1 The feature code device type and line speed determines what cable will be shipped with the feature 2 To support ASCII devices you must have the Comrnunications Processor Feature 6030 and the Asynchronous Adapter Feature 6032 installed 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1...

Page 73: ...ation refer to Chapter 3 in Planning For Your System GA24 4032 You are responsible for ordering installing maintaining and testing all cabling between work stations and the system Work station cabling is available from IBM either assembled or unassembled Test and install your work station cables before the scheduled arrival of the system For cable specifications and ordering information refer to t...

Page 74: ...i t c J rF bH Y General Information 6 3 Communication Facilities 6 4 Requiremerits 6 4 Remote Facility 6 6 External Interface Adapter USA only 6 6 Customer Ordering Information For Remote Facility 6 8 o o 6 1 ...

Page 75: ... IBM support system This also allows service representatives to control and analyze the system from a remote location The Remote Operation allows you to control multiple systems from a central site The connection to the 9370 is through the processor console with a synchronous communication data link In the USA and Canada IBM will provide a 2400 bit per second bps modem with auto answer capability ...

Page 76: ... July 1979 also affect customer premises equipment CPE such as telephones and modems Part 68 requires FCC registration of all CPE attached to the public switched telephone network It also requires protective circuits to protect the switched telephone network o Protective circuits can be provided in two forms Some configurations use a data protective coupler which goes between an unprotected modem ...

Page 77: ...egistration number and ringer equivalency number REN provided on the equipment In World Trade Countries IBM will supply a compatible modem if local communications regulations do not restrict the IBM support structure Each country with restrictions will be handled on an individual basis Requirements 6 4 In the USA and Canada each telephone modem and protective coupler used on the public switched te...

Page 78: ...ith the processor see Figure 6 1 on page 6 6 For convenience install the remote facility telephone handset next to the processor console Outside the United States and Canada you need the following to connect the Remote Facility Switched network termination for line plate interface 6 5 ...

Page 79: ... 62x3422 is shipped with the processor to all countries 2 All customers must provide a switched network communication line with a compatible telephone 3 For convenience install the customer provided telephone handset next to the display console 4 The common carrier must provide the connection or data jack as described by the modem instructions 1 8 Meters 6 Ft Power Cord o o ...

Page 80: ...e Note 1 Notes 1 Additional site planning and preparation may be required before installing the modem or coupler units The modem must provide for synchronous operation clocking provided by the data communication equipment DCE See the instructions for the device you plan to use For FCC regulations see Original Equipment Manufacturer OEM literature 2 The 5842 Modem will be shipped to the USA and Can...

Page 81: ...dem or equivalent FCC Registration information determined by customer supplied modem 2 Modem Requirements IBM 5842 or equivalent V 22 bis for the USA and Canada CCITT V 22 CCITT V 22bis or CCITT V 23 modem for World Trade countries 3 Telephone Requirement C5 Touch Tone or C6 rotary dial must be the same as line type Modular jack telephone or equivalent for World Trade countries Trademark of Americ...

Page 82: ...o Specification Summary Chart A 2 Acoustics Noise Emission Levels A 3 Unit Noise Emission Levels A 4 o o A 1 ...

Page 83: ...the power control compartment PCC 2 Maximum k VA with maximum storage 3 Maximum of one 9335 A01 per DASD Tape Controller Feature 6010 Maximum of four 9335 BOIs per 9335 A01 4 Maximum of four 9332s and one 9347 per DASD Tape Controller Feature 6010 5 Maximum of two 9347s per DASD Tape Controller Feature 6010 6 A total of 5 k VA is the maximum for a Model 2 PCC and 3 k VA for a Modell PCC Do not inc...

Page 84: ...forms to the standard used by the computer industry The measurement procedures used to acquire the data conform to American National Standard S12 10 1985 and International Standard 7779 The following terms are used to present acoustical data in this manual Term Definition LwAd The declared sound power emission level LpA m The mean value of the space averaged sound pressure emission levels at the o...

Page 85: ... Hz Operating Idling Operating Idling bels bels dB dB T 1 2 60 N 50 20 60 6 8 6 8 50 50 N 50 6 8 6 8 50 50 40 60 6 6 6 6 50 50 N 60 50 6 8 6 8 51 51 90 60 6 4 6 4 47 47 N 50 6 6 6 6 49 49 400 60 6 1 6 1 46 46 Y 50 6 1 6 1 46 46 A01 60 5 8 5 8 43 43 N 50 5 9 5 9 44 44 B01 60 7 1 7 1 54 54 N 50 7 2 7 2 55 55 60 6 5 6 5 51 51 N 50 6 5 6 5 51 51 60 6 7 6 7 50 50 N 50 6 7 6 7 50 50 Figure A 2 Noise Emi...

Page 86: ...1 7 630957 3 12589254 12589254 log 29790537 7 47 bels The following table lists five sample configurations and the power emission levels LwAd of each For example configuration IJ includes one 9373 one 9332 and one 9347 with a power emission level LwAd of 7 0 bels Processor Number of Devices Sample Model 9332 9335 A 9335 B 9347 LwAd iii 9373 1 0 0 1 7 0 bels m 9373 2 0 0 1 7 1 bels B 9375 0 1 2 0 7...

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Page 88: ...Appendix B PlUgs andcReceptac es 1I Plugs Receptacles for USA AG APG 8 2 Plugs and Receptacles for EM EA 8 3 Three Phase Power Plug 8 6 50 Hz Power Cord Style 8 7 o o 8 1 ...

Page 89: ... installations require an R S Russell and Stoll watertight plug connector receptacle specify code 9080 2 An R S inline connector used with flexible metal conduit or liquid tight flexible metal conduit requires an R S FSA adapter 3 A NEMA style National Electrical Manufacturers Association twist lock plug receptacle specify code 9081 4 Only for Australia 5 Only for New Zealand 6 Only available for ...

Page 90: ...tacle Connector 125V 20A e NEMA Plug Receptacle 125V 20A Figure 8 2 Plug and Connector Receptacle for USA AG and A PG Plugs and Receptacles for EM EA For EMEA countries IBM supplies the power cord with an attached plug that corresponds to the power outlet receptacle most used in that country Figure B 3 on page B 5 shows illustrations of the power plugs for 3 kVA single phase power specify code 911...

Page 91: ...Poland Congo A Portugal Cyprus B Qatar Czechoslovakia A Romania Egypt A Senegal Ethiopia F Saudi Arabia Finland A Sierra Leone France A Somalia Germany A South Africa Ghana B Spain Guinea A Sudan Greece A S A R Southeast Asia Region Hungary A Tanzania Iceland A Togo Iran A Tunesia Ireland B Turkey Israel D Uganda Italy F U A E Ivory Coast A United Kingdom Jordan B Upper Volta Kenya B U S S R Kuwai...

Page 92: ...rds Institution of Israel SI 32 1971 E J 250V lOA e Schweizericher Elektrotechnischer verein SEV 24507 FJ 250V 10 16A iJ Comitato Elettrotecnico Italiano CEI 23 16 Figure 8 3 EM EA Plugs for Single Phase Power 3 kVA Besides the plugs listed in Figure B 3 there is also a 5 kVA single phase power plug refer to Figure B 4 Plug Plug Three Dimensional View Pin Side View Service Rating and Standard oJ 2...

Page 93: ...nced using this plug This plug only uses phases 1 and 2 of the incoming three phases For more information refer to Power Phase Imbalance on page 2 6 Plug Plug Three Dimensional View Pin Side View Service Rating and Standard 220 380V 10 16A International Electrotechnical Commission lEG 309 Figure 8 5 Three Phase Power Plug for 15 Amps Legend 1 Phase 1 2 Phase 2 3 Phase 3 N Neutral G Ground o o ...

Page 94: ...rminate the power cord in accordance with local practice if necessary CABLE CONDUCTORS Number NominalOD of NominalOD Size mm inches Shields Quantity mm inches mm2 8 9 0 350 0 3 2 8 0 110 1 5 9 0 0 354 0 5 2 8 0 110 1 5 This diameter refers to solid bare wire Figure 8 6 Power Cord Style 50 Hz Reference 8 7 ...

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Page 96: ... See Chapter 5 Cable Requirements Determine the schedule with your IBM representative Fill in the dates on this form Identify communication needs and the source for the communication lines Order modems as required See Communication Cables on page 5 10 and Chapter 6 Remote Facility 114 Weeks Before Delivery 1 Layout the floor plan Show the locations of the processor control units terminals modems p...

Page 97: ...n page 1 7 and Appendix B Plugs and Receptacles Define a training program for employees Order required manuals See your IBM representative 10 Weeks Before Delivery I Review the progress of the data communication plan Identify and resolve any schedule conflicts Review the system configuration to ensure the configuration meets your requirements Make necessary changes Is Weeks Before DeliveryI Review...

Page 98: ...test of cables power receptacles and safety considerations Complete the required changes to the existing programs and data processing units Complete the site preparation Install communication facilities such as telephone lines and modems Review setup instructions with setup personnel IArrival of Unit s I Move unit s to installation location Unpack unit s according to instructions Read the setup in...

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Page 100: ... 1 4 in 1 ft SCALE 1 4 in 1 ft I 9309 1 2 9309 1 2 I I I 1 I I I 1_ ___ I 1 _____ I FRONT FRONT o ISCALE 1 4 in 1 ft ISCALE 1 4 in 1 ft I 1111 9309 1 2 9309 1 2 If I 1 1 1 I I 1_ ___ I 1 _____ 1 FRONT FRONT o Figure D 1 Physical Planning Template English 0 1 ...

Page 101: ...CALE 10 mm 0 5 m SCALE 10 mm 0 5 m 1 1 1 1 _____ I I I 1 FRONT I 1 _____ I FRONT Figure 0 2 Physical Planning Template Metric 0 2 SCALE 10 mm 0 5 m SCALE 10 mm 0 5 m 9309 1 2 1 1 1 _____ I FRONT 1 1 __ __ I FRONT c o ...

Page 102: ...Output Equipment Installation Manual Physical Planning for ystem 360 System 370 and 4300 Processors GC22 7064 or IBM Input Output Equipment Reference Installation Manual Physical planning System 360 System 370 and 4300 Processors GC22 7069 For planning the layout of the service area use IBM Physical Planning Template Field Engineering Furniture and Test Equipment GX22 6925 0 3 ...

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Page 104: ...Fahrenheit C Degree Celsius CBS Automatic operation coupler CCITT Consultant Committee of International Telephone Telegraph World Trade CDT Manual operation coupler efm Cubic feet per minute CSA Canadian Standards Association DAA Data access arrangement DASD Direct access storage device DRC Data recording control DTE Data terminal equipment E ME A Europe Middle East Africa EBCDIC Extended binary c...

Page 105: ...Lumens per square meter One lumen falling on an area of one square foot produces an illumination of one footcandle max Maximum m 3 min Cubic meter per minute mm Millimeter modem Modulator demodulator a device that modulates and demodulates signals transmitted over communication facilities ms Millisecond NEC National Electrical Code NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association or applicable l...

Page 106: ...legraph R S Russell Stoll RF Radio frequency ReI Relative relative humidity REN Ringer equivalency number rfi Radio frequency interference SDA Synchronous data adapter SDLC Synchronous data link control service clearance Minimum space required to allow working room for the operator and the service representative TTY Teletype TP Teleprocessing UK United Kingdom UL Underwriters Laboratory USOC Unive...

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Page 108: ...on cable length 5 2 compartment power control 2 2 computer room emergency power off controls 1 10 control to channel cabling 5 9 maximum length 5 9 convenience outlets 1 11 cooling 2 6 heat output 2 7 customer responsibilities 1 3 checklist 1 5 site preparation 1 3 design the floor plan 3 3 distribution weight 3 3 chart floor load 3 5 electrical power 1 7 EMEA plugs single phase power B 5 Environm...

Page 109: ...X 6 remote facility 5 12 communication facilities 6 4 general information 6 3 FCC 6 3 modular jack 6 3 Remote Facility 6 6 EIA Interface Configuration 6 6 External Interface Adapter 6 6 ordering information 6 8 remote operation 6 2 remote service 6 2 safety rack 3 8 see limitations 3 8 service clearance 3 5 shipping environment 1 6 single phase plugs EMEA B 5 site preparation 1 3 layout 1 3 power ...

Page 110: ...c units D 2 unit noise emission levels A 4 unit specifications 3 2 warning notice 3 2 3 11 weight distribution rack 3 3 weight restrictions 3 3 I Numericsl 9309 3 3 Feature 6001 4 18 9332 4 10 9335 A01 4 12 9335 BOI 4 14 9347 4 16 9373 4 2 9375 4 4 9377 4 6 X 7 ...

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