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Error Code

Error Message

Severity

Response

86E8

Board: B Incompatible Memory board with Processor(s)

Fatal

Halt

86F0

Board: C Incompatible Memory board with Processor(s)

Fatal

Halt

86F8

Board: D Incompatible Memory board with Processor(s)

Fatal

Halt

8500

Board: A, DIMM: 1A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8501

Board: A, DIMM: 1B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8502

Board: A, DIMM: 2A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8503

Board: A, DIMM: 2B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8508

Board: B, DIMM: 1A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8509

Board: B, DIMM: 1B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

850A

Board: B, DIMM: 2A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

850B

Board: B, DIMM: 2B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8510

Board: C, DIMM: 1A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8511

Board: C, DIMM: 1B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8512

Board: C, DIMM: 2A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8513

Board: C, DIMM: 2B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8518

Board: D, DIMM: 1A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8519

Board: D, DIMM: 1B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

851A

Board: D, DIMM: 2A Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

851B

Board: D, DIMM: 2B Memory bad or missing

Major

Pause

8520

Board: A, DIMM: 1A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8521

Board: A, DIMM: 1B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8522

Board: A, DIMM: 2A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8523

Board: A, DIMM: 2B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8528

Board: B, DIMM: 1A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8529

Board: B, DIMM: 1B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

852A

Board: B, DIMM: 2A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

852B

Board: B, DIMM: 2B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8530

Board: C, DIMM: 1A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8531

Board: C, DIMM: 1B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8532

Board: C, DIMM: 2A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8533

Board: C, DIMM: 2B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8538

Board: D, DIMM: 1A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8539

Board: D, DIMM: 1B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

853A

Board: D, DIMM: 2A Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

853B

Board: D, DIMM: 2B Memory not configured.

Major

Pause

8540

Board: A, DIMM: 1A Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

8541

Board: A, DIMM: 1B Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

8542

Board: A, DIMM: 2A Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

8543

Board: A, DIMM: 2B Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

8548

Board: B, DIMM: 1A Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

8549

Board: B, DIMM: 1B Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

854A

Board: B, DIMM: 2A Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

854B

Board: B, DIMM: 2B Memory disabled.

Major

Pause

Summary of Contents for SR6850HW4 - Server Platform - 0 MB RAM

Page 1: ...i Order Number C92649 005 A guide for Technically Qualified Assemblers of Intel Identified Subassemblies Products Intel Server Platforms SR6850HW4 and SR6850HW4 M Product Guide...

Page 2: ...n and shall have no responsibility whatsoever for conflicts or incompatibilities arising from future changes to them This document contains information on products in the design phase of development D...

Page 3: ...safety information and where to find more information about this product and information about components that will work with this product Part 1 User s Guide describes the server platform and procedu...

Page 4: ...ser s Guide in the product box For virtual system tours and interactive repair information A link to the SMaRT Tool is available under Other Resources at the right side of the screen at http support i...

Page 5: ...device Intended Uses This product was evaluated as Information Technology Equipment ITE which may be installed in offices schools computer rooms and similar commercial type locations The suitability o...

Page 6: ...board Removing server top cover Unless otherwise noted in this document only a QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN is authorized to remove the server s top cover and to access any of the components inside t...

Page 7: ...jury or equipment damage can result Hazardous conditions processors and VRMs Hazardous thermal conditions may be present in the system Allow all fans to continue to spin until they shut down on their...

Page 8: ...rack selected and the ventilation provided must be suitable to the environment in which the server will be used Power Cord Notes For all power cord sets the AC wall attachment plug shall be a three c...

Page 9: ...stem by pressing the power button 3 Unplug all AC power cords from the system or from wall outlets 4 Label and disconnect all cables connected to I O connectors or ports on the back of the system 5 Pr...

Page 10: ...of airborne particles other than normal room dust Well ventilated and away from sources of heat including direct sunlight Away from sources of vibration or physical shock Isolated from strong electrom...

Page 11: ...iehen Sie den Stromanschlu stecker Ihres Systems aus der Steckdose 4 Auf der R ckseite des Systems beschriften und ziehen Sie alle Anschlu kabel von den I O Anschl ssen oder Ports ab 5 Tragen Sie ein...

Page 12: ...ndort sollte sauber und staubfrei sein Hausstaub ausgenommen gut gel ftet und keinen Heizquellen ausgesetzt sein einschlie lich direkter Sonneneinstrahlung keinen Ersch tterungen ausgesetzt sein keine...

Page 13: ...nt l interrupteur g n ral en position OFF bouton poussoir 3 D branchez tous les cordons d alimentation c a du syst me et des prises murales 4 Identifiez et d branchez tous les c bles reli s aux connec...

Page 14: ...me a t con u pour fonctionner dans un cadre de travail normal L emplacement choisi doit tre Propre et d pourvu de poussi re en suspension sauf la poussi re normale Bien a r et loin des sources de chal...

Page 15: ...interruptor encendido apagado 3 Desconecte todos los cables de alimentaci n CA del sistema o de las tomas de corriente alterna 4 Identifique y desconecte todos los cables enchufados a los conectores E...

Page 16: ...almente las instrucciones del fabricante El sistema est dise ado para funcionar en un entorno de trabajo normal Escoja un lugar Limpio y libre de part culas en suspensi n salvo el polvo normal Bien ve...

Page 17: ...sistema quando il telaio senza le coperture Dopo aver seguito i sei passi di SICUREZZA sopracitati togliere le coperture del telaio del sistema come seque 1 Aprire e rimuovere il lucchetto dal retro d...

Page 18: ...alore compresa la luce solare diretta Al riparo da urti e lontana da fonti di vibrazione Isolata dai forti campi magnetici prodotti da dispositivi elettrici In aree soggette a temporali consigliabile...

Page 19: ...ia Bay Support 48 Platform Board Set 48 Main Board 50 Memory Board 54 Front Panel I O Board 55 Front Panel Control Board 55 SCSI Backplane Board 56 Power Distribution Board 57 Server Management 57 2 S...

Page 20: ...eatures 102 Saving the Configuration to a Disk 106 Saving the Configuration to the Server 107 Running Utilities from the SCW 107 Creating Diskettes 109 Creating Disk Sets by Operating System 110 Devic...

Page 21: ...7 Installing and Removing Memory Boards 159 Removing Memory Board Air Baffle 160 Installing Memory Board Air Baffle 161 Hot Removal of a Memory Board 161 Hot Insertion of a Memory Board 164 Cold Remov...

Page 22: ...le Media Devices 199 Removing the CD ROM DVD ROM Drive 199 Installing a CD ROM DVD ROM Drive 201 Installing and Removing a 5 inch Peripheral 203 Installing a 5 inch Peripheral 203 Removing a 5 inch Pe...

Page 23: ...Changing Jumper Settings 240 I2 C POST Code Headers 242 POST Codes 243 Error Messages and Error Codes 243 POST LEDs 243 POST Progress Codes and Messages 243 POST Error Messages and Handling 246 POST...

Page 24: ...Contents 24 Intel Server Platforms SR6850HW4 and SR6850HW4 M Product Guide Getting Help 264 Intel Server Issue Report Form 267 Warranty 270...

Page 25: ...7 Figure 22 Device Properties 78 Figure 23 Adapter and or Device Properties Exit Menu 79 Figure 24 System Configuration Wizard Start Screen 82 Figure 25 Configuration Options 84 Figure 26 Channels Con...

Page 26: ...Hard Disk Drive into Server 146 Figure 70 Removing a Power Supply 148 Figure 71 Removing a Power Supply 148 Figure 72 Removing a PCI Card 150 Figure 73 Installing a PCI Card 153 Figure 74 Removing a F...

Page 27: ...the CD ROM DVD ROM Drive and Carrier 201 Figure 109 Inserting the DVD ROM CD ROM Drive into the Server 202 Figure 110 Removing 5 Peripheral Filler Panel from Server 203 Figure 111 Installing 5 Periph...

Page 28: ...s 171 Table 12 Cable and Connector Descriptions 229 Table 13 Connector Descriptions 229 Table 14 COM1 EMP Serial Connector Pin out 232 Table 15 Video Connector Pin out 233 Table 16 USB Connector Pinou...

Page 29: ...roduct diagrams to help you identify components and their locations Section 2 describes how to start up and shut down the server Section 3 describes the Intel Server Deployment Toolkit CD Section 4 pr...

Page 30: ...and SE8501HW4 which in turn are based on the Intel E8500 chipset and Intel E8501 chipset respectively The platform supports hot plug PCI X and PCI Express add in cards hot swap redundant power supply...

Page 31: ...ace When the bezel is removed the user has access to the front panel hard drives and peripherals The default configuration is the rack configuration You must install the pedestal conversion kit to use...

Page 32: ...Random Access Memory SDRAM memory DIMMs Option for Front Panel Control Module with or without LCD Option for 2Gb Fiber Channel Module Option for Intel Management Module Professional or Advanced Servi...

Page 33: ...ont control panel System power button and LED System reset button NMI button System ID button and LED Optional LCD System status LED Hard drive status LED LAN1 and LAN2 status LEDs Video connector Thr...

Page 34: ...TP01505 J K L A C B D F E G I H Description Item Feature LED State Activity Indicates hard drive activity and fault status Green On A hard drive is being initialized Green Blinking A hard drive is act...

Page 35: ...m power status Off Power off ACPI No On Power on ACPI No Off S4 S5 ACPI Yes Blinking S1 ACPI Yes E System Power LED green On S0 ACPI Yes F System ID LED blue Helps identify the system This is useful t...

Page 36: ...nter a command or select an option on the LCD F System ID LED blue Helps identify the system via server management Indicates system power status Off Power off ACPI No On Power on ACPI No Off S4 S5 ACP...

Page 37: ...ebuild interrupted or rebuild on empty slot M System Reset button Resets the system Figure 5 Intel Local Control Panel Platform Rear The figure below shows the features found at the rear of the platfo...

Page 38: ...iber Channel Module slot G Power supply H Two USB 2 0 ports Two LAN ports RJ45 connector LAN1 on top LAN2 on bottom LAN port LEDs Status LED green On ethernet link is detected Off no ethernet connecti...

Page 39: ...gh x16 PCI Express connectors Between one and four memory boards can be installed Each memory board has four DIMM sockets that support two DDR2 channels with two DIMMs per channel The memory boards su...

Page 40: ...within a set of memory boards duplicates the second board in the set Each memory board in a set must have the same amount of memory installed When a hardware or DIMM error is detected on a primary mem...

Page 41: ...ing DIMM is then disabled on subsequent system boots Memory Hot Plug This memory RAS feature provides the ability to hot replace and hot add memory boards while the system is running This feature can...

Page 42: ...s high The power supply modules have universal AC input with Power Factor Correction PFC Distributed Power Supplies DPS The AC input receptacle is an IEC 320 C20 20A rated for 250VAC The power supply...

Page 43: ...e LED is lit even if the power supply is in a latched state The only time during a fault when it is not lit is if the 3 3VSB is lost The LED is not lit when the power supply is turned off by powering...

Page 44: ...t of a cooling component failure system cooling is maintained and the system continues to operate while the component is being hot swapped Each fan has a single LED to indicate its status The LED will...

Page 45: ...wer OFF All main rails have been removed from slot Card can be inserted or removed On Power ON Slot is powered on Card cannot be inserted or removed Blinking Power Transition Slot is in the process of...

Page 46: ...eral devices Ten hot swap hard drives bay 1 inch Ultra320 SCSI One inch IDE DVD CD ROM Two full height tape back up devices TP01508 C A B E F D G Item Description A Video connector B USB ports three C...

Page 47: ...The SCSI backplane supports Low Voltage Differential LVD SCSI disk drives only Single Ended SE SCSI devices are not supported internally SE drives are only supported on the external SCSI connector TP...

Page 48: ...ystem power and remove the top cover to remove or install these devices TP01511 Figure 11 CD ROM DVD ROM Drive Carrier Platform Board Set This section highlights the main features of the board set The...

Page 49: ...49 Figure 12 Server Platform Block Diagram...

Page 50: ...M O P T Q S R U V W Y X EE DD CC BB Z AA FF GG HH Item Description Item Description A Generic Communication Module GCM R Memory board Slot B B Intel RAID Activation Key S DC power connectors C PCI X...

Page 51: ...ces configured for symmetric multiprocessing External memory board XMB provides support for 400MHz DDR2 memory PXH provides support for PCI X Intel IOP332 I O Processor with Intel XScale Microarchitec...

Page 52: ...al SCSI port or an add in adapter SATA Drive Support Intel Server Board SE8500HW4 Main Board has a 7 pin vertical connector supporting one SATA Serial ATA port which is integrated in the ICH 5 compone...

Page 53: ...gotiates Fibre Channel bit rate 1 Gbps or 2 Gbps Supports up to 400 MBps sustained Fibre Channel data transfer rate Data and code parity protection Complete SCSI IP or VI operations without host inter...

Page 54: ...er is in Memory Mirror configuration This memory board mirrors another memory board in the system LED off The server is not configured for memory Mirror B RAID Configuration green LED on The server is...

Page 55: ...ions USB Port External front panel connector for three USB 2 0 ports Filtering for the USB signals Bulk Capacitance and fused power for USB ports Video Output External front panel 15 pin VGA connector...

Page 56: ...Item Description Item Description A Front panel control board connector F SCSI Channel B connector B Main board connector G Hot swap hard drive connectors ten C Fans 3 6 connector H Power distributio...

Page 57: ...s for the hot swappable power supply modules and distributes power to the main board and SCSI backplane The board also contains EEPROM FRU information storage Server Management The Baseboard Managemen...

Page 58: ...Chassis cooling failure light control Chassis power fault light control Chassis power light control Chassis ID LEDs control System Event Log SEL interface Sensor Data Record SDR repository interface...

Page 59: ...r longer for video to be displayed depending on the amount of memory installed in the system At the BIOS splash screen the System Options Menu may be accessed by pressing a key on the keyboard In the...

Page 60: ...ting system if applicable 2 Press and hold the power button until the server shuts down CAUTION Powering down the server with the power button does not remove all power from the system The 3 3V standb...

Page 61: ...on Wizard to setup the server for out of band functionality NOTES For information on creating a DOS bootable USB flash memory device see Creating a DOS bootable USB flash device To create a DOS bootab...

Page 62: ...message BIOS Setup Utility Page Layout The BIOS Setup Utility page layout is sectioned into functional areas The following table lists and describes the functional areas and their positioning on the s...

Page 63: ...fecting any existing settings If Yes is selected and the Enter key is pressed setup is exited and the BIOS continues with POST Up Arrow Select Item The up arrow is used to select the previous value in...

Page 64: ...effect a menu feature s value may be changeable If a value cannot be changed the feature s value field is inaccessible Configuring Memory Options Memory Sparing A rank on each memory board can be rese...

Page 65: ...ll more memory to meet the requirements for this configuration 8 Press F10 to save changes and exit 9 Press Y at the prompt to save the changes The server reboots to activate the changes Memory Mirror...

Page 66: ...configuration settings is through the BIOS Setup Utility Use the following instructions 1 Boot the system to the System Options Menu 2 Select BIOS Setup Utility 3 From the Menu Bar select Save Restore...

Page 67: ...4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 139 5 Move the NVRAM Clear jumper at location J4A4 on the main board to cover pins 2 and 3 6 Install the top cover For instruct...

Page 68: ...mulate the movement of the NVRAM Clear jumper The BIOS clears the system configuration as if the clear configuration jumper had been moved The system configuration is cleared only once per front panel...

Page 69: ...ere is no default file name or file extension Either the u or the i option must be used when specifying a file name h or Displays command line help When this option is used any other options on the co...

Page 70: ...ver page 139 7 Move the BIOS Recovery jumper at location J4A3 on the main board to the Enabled position covering pins 2 and 3 See Figure 17 to locate the jumper block 8 Insert the DOS bootable recover...

Page 71: ...ssed via console redirection Serial Configuration Settings When redirecting through a modem as opposed to a null modem cable the modem needs to be configured with the following Auto answer for example...

Page 72: ...conds by one or more characters that are not forming a sequence described in this document are interpreted as Esc plus the character or characters not an escape sequence All of the following escape se...

Page 73: ...e Terminal Type to PC ANSI 11 Press the F10 key 12 At the prompt to save changes and exit BIOS Setup select Yes and press the Enter key The server reboots and console redirection is enabled 13 Power d...

Page 74: ...SI features This configuration utility is accessed by pressing Ctrl C during POST right after the memory test but before entering the System Options Menu screen The LSI Logic MPT SCSI Utility main men...

Page 75: ...he Global Properties List screen allows you to set the properties for all adapters being controlled This screen is shown by the following figure Figure 20 Global Properties List The following list sho...

Page 76: ...estores the default configuration of the adapters Press the Escape key to exit the Global Properties List and return to the main menu To select the adapter to be configured use the arrow keys to highl...

Page 77: ...n in Figure 22 on the following page Host SCSI ID 0 to 15 SCSI Bus Scan Order Low to High 0 Max or High to Low Max 0 Removable Media Support None Boot Drive Only or With Media Installed CHS Cylinder H...

Page 78: ...fully down to see all configuration options Slide bars not shown above at the right and on the bottom of the screen help define your location in the menu The following list shows the available option...

Page 79: ...it menu provides three options Cancel Exit Save Changes then exit this menu and Discard changes then exit this menu To exit the utility select Exit the Configuration Utility After exiting the system w...

Page 80: ...ble clicking on your CD ROM drive 3 From the Utilities menu and choose BYO Platform Confidence Test 4 Click the Create Diskette icon 5 When prompted choose to save the file to a temporary folder on yo...

Page 81: ...sted and more extensive tests are run on the memory and cache Extensive tests are also run on the onboard peripheral controllers integrated components and the chipset Comprehensive Test with Continuou...

Page 82: ...software and not prompt you to configure these items if you are using Intel Server Management On some screens in the SCW application you can choose multiple entries These selection options have square...

Page 83: ...election of each of these options Using the Server Configuration Wizard Option When the SCW starts it checks the status of the server to determine what questions it needs to query the user for to prop...

Page 84: ...ag to assign to the system Configure the Channels on this server The Configure Channels checkbox allows you to configure the various channels available on the server Configure the Users on this server...

Page 85: ...nd time are saved as soon as you press Continue This screen also shows you the versions of the HSC firmware and BIOS that are installed on the server Configuring SDRs and FRUs Sensor Data Records SDRs...

Page 86: ...l configuration provides a way to configure the individual LAN channel s on the system The configuration of each LAN channel is spread across several configuration screens Configure LAN Channel 1 on t...

Page 87: ...nd subnet mask If the DHCP radio button is selected the Host IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway IP Address and Backup Gateway IP Address edit boxes are disabled These values are assigned by the DHCP serve...

Page 88: ...if Static IP is selected If the Gateway MAC address cannot be resolved by the server s IP Address that you entered the SCW displays the following dialog which allows you to enter a MAC address Figure...

Page 89: ...ou can set them to the appropriate values When not checked all of the LAN access parameters on this page are disabled The state of this option also determines whether Serial Over LAN SOL can be set up...

Page 90: ...ers are enabled and you can set them to the appropriate values When not checked all of the SOL access parameters on this page are disabled Serial Over LAN Privilege Level Limit The SOL Privilege Level...

Page 91: ...needs to be broadcast within a particular subnet The IP is entered as a dotted decimal IP such as 192 168 0 2 Resolve Alert Destination 1 MAC Address Instructs the SCW to resolve the MAC address of t...

Page 92: ...y field in the Header section of the SNMP trap sent for a LAN alert If a string is not set on the server then the SCW will display and set the string as public The string must be from 5 18 characters...

Page 93: ...le on both the Intel Management Module Professional Edition and Intel Management Module Advanced Edition system configurations The Serial Modem Connection configuration section provides the mechanism...

Page 94: ...ring to five Hangup String The Hangup Line edit box allows you to enter the hangup ling string This string is sent to the modem whenever the EMP wants to terminate the session The EMP automatically se...

Page 95: ...l Privilege Level The Serial Privilege Level dropdown list allows you to select a privilege limit for the serial channel This privilege level takes precedence over the user privilege limit If the priv...

Page 96: ...he Enable Serial Modem Paging checkbox allows you to enable Serial Modem paging When checked the remaining controls on this screen are also enabled so that Serial Modem paging can be configured If thi...

Page 97: ...ables the blackout period Alert Paging Filters If you press the Alert Paging Filters button the SCW will display the following screen with which you can check the filters that are to be used when send...

Page 98: ...election Screen Configuring the User 1 Anonymous User on this server If you select this box you will be presented screens to configure the anonymous user Configuring User 2 on this server If you selec...

Page 99: ...be assigned to a user configuration For User 1 the name must be set to Anonymous Therefore this option is disabled for User1 Set Password for this User The Set Password button displays a dialog box th...

Page 100: ...Enable HTTP for this User The Enable HTTP for this User checkbox is provided to Enable HTTP feature for this user on the Advanced IMM LAN Channel This option is available only on the platform configu...

Page 101: ...een assigned to the server The asset tag can contain text as well as numbers The maximum possible length of the asset tag is determined at runtime based on the FRUAREA which is not known until the Ass...

Page 102: ...or one or more of the advanced features The Advanced Features are available only on the platform configuration that uses the Intel Management Module Advanced Edition Advanced Features Configuration Sc...

Page 103: ...emote console running KVM software over the network Video memory from the managed server shall be compressed encrypted and sent over the Internet using IP to a remote client In addition keyboard and m...

Page 104: ...al HTTP GET POST mechanism for presenting requests Responses are returned wrapped in XML and are designed for ease of parsing by software not necessarily for ease of display The following options are...

Page 105: ...ngs Figure 41 Advanced Features Configuration Screen 3 The BMC Email Alerting feature provides a way for IPMI alerts to be delivered via email as well as the IPMI standard alerting methods This allows...

Page 106: ...dentically to this server using the silent mode of the SCW The figure below shows the Save Server Configuration screen Figure 42 Save Server Configuration Screen Save Server Configuration to Disk The...

Page 107: ...rver The SCW exits and the BMC Configuration Utility perform this save function Running Utilities from the SCW If you selected Server Configuration Utilities from the Server Configuration Start Screen...

Page 108: ...screen Figure 44 Selection Screen for Server Configuration Utilities The choice of available utilities shown in this screen is only an example Available utilities will vary by system configuration Th...

Page 109: ...elected Create Diskettes from the Server Configuration Start Screen shown below you will be brought to an area of the utility from which you can create driver and utility diskettes Figure 45 System Co...

Page 110: ...ght to a screen on which you can select an operating system Until you select an option the Continue button is disabled grayed out After you select the operating system and press the Continue button th...

Page 111: ...t the server after the configuration process completes FRUSDR Load Utility The FRUSDR Load Utility is a DOS based utility that is used to update or modify the server management subsystem s product lev...

Page 112: ...as the server must be rebooted Follow these steps to run the FRUSDR Load Utility from the Intel Server Platforms SR4850HW4 and SR6850HW4 Deployment Toolkit CD 1 Boot the Intel Server Platforms SR4850H...

Page 113: ...een blocks of data P may be used with all other commands It causes the data being displayed on the screen to pause after a pre determined amount is written so that the displayed data does not scroll o...

Page 114: ...b FRU and SDR Load Utility Version 6 2 Displaying SM BIOS Area System Information Type 1 25 bytes Manufacturer Intel Product Name MP Server Version Number Serial Number 67483821 Board Information Type...

Page 115: ...h Part Number ASCII 080264 000 Serial Number ASCII 098765567890 Additional Field ASCII END OF FIELDS CODE Display Board Area Board Information Area Version 1 Length 64 Unicode Country Base 00h Manufac...

Page 116: ...File The FRUSDR Load Utility can be run with the command line parameter of CFG filename Where filename is any accepted character filename string This feature loads the indicated configuration file Th...

Page 117: ...use area is never compared this utility considers all bytes of the internal use area as dynamic and subject to change by the firmware In the board area the manufacturing date and time and the board ar...

Page 118: ...rties of SEL entries The SEL entries can be viewed in two modes interpreted text mode and hex mode The SEL Viewer provides a way to do the following Examine all SEL entries stored in the non volatile...

Page 119: ...rver If no SEL entries are found an information message is provided Otherwise after the SEL records are read from the server all SEL record information is displayed with one system event on each line...

Page 120: ...Server Platform Utilities 120 Intel Server Platforms SR6850HW4 and SR6850HW4 M Product Guide The main window is shown in the following diagram Figure 47 SEL Viewer Utility Main Window...

Page 121: ...breviations that are used in the hexadecimal mode display Table 4 Abbreviations Used in Hexadecimal Mode Display Abbreviation Description RID Record ID RT Record Type TS Time Stamp GID Generator ID ER...

Page 122: ...for opening and saving system event records from and to data files respectively These options are further described in the sections below Open Under the File pull down menu Open allows you to open an...

Page 123: ...ou opened the SEL Viewer Utility The records are displayed either in the hex format or in the interpreted format depending on the display mode you choose A status box is displayed to indicate that the...

Page 124: ...tomatically selected if you read the SEL entries from a file When reading SEL entries from a file the entries are displayed in the mode in which the entries were saved Resolution Mode Two video modes...

Page 125: ...Utility provides a way for you to do the following View the current system FRU properties Save the FRU data to a file and view the FRU data from a file The FRU Viewer Utility conforms to the IPMI 1 5...

Page 126: ...screen file is not located The splash screen is automatically dismissed after five seconds or if you press a key Graphical User Interface GUI When the utility is first started it loads the FRU records...

Page 127: ...xample bit 5 and bit 4 of byte 7 is represented by 7 5 4 Field Name Value The second window displays the description of attribute names or values you select in the first window The FRU Viewer Utility...

Page 128: ...Open allows you to load a previously saved FRU file Upon selecting this option all currently loaded FRUs are removed from the screen and the FRU loaded from file is displayed If the file selected is n...

Page 129: ...Left Right arrows and Ins The Ins key toggles insert and overwrite editing while in the edit box and this is noted with INS or OVR displayed in the lower right corner of the dialog box Exit From the F...

Page 130: ...ears the loaded FRUs and refresh the screen with FRUs from the system This load procedure is identical to the load procedure that is used when you open the FRU Viewer Utility View The View menu lets y...

Page 131: ...lp topics and the bottom pane displays information about the selected topic Use the arrow keys to select between topics and use the F10 or Tab keys to move between panes To dismiss the help window pre...

Page 132: ...oviding commands through DOS or you can run it in non interactive mode by supplying the command with any options For information on the command line options see Table 8 Download the latest firmware re...

Page 133: ...ule must cover pins 1 and 2 to update the boot block Cover pins two and three on this jumper to write protect the BMC boot block Check the release notes for the firmware release that you are trying to...

Page 134: ...ry controller to update verify with the specified file secondary Selects the secondary controller to update verify with the specified file inventory Shows the firmware versions from the specified hex...

Page 135: ...the firmware versions from the specified hex file If no hex file is specified the address option or the default C0 is used Shows the HSC Firmware version from a file and from the controller address X...

Page 136: ...n to the standard shell commands available in the EFI Shell the EFI environment allows you to create your own shell commands and EFI applications To develop your own shell commands download the EFI Ap...

Page 137: ...tmap file on the screen loadpcirom romfile Loads a PCI option ROM ls b dir dir Obtains directory listings map bdvr sname handle Maps sname to device path mem address size MMIO Dumps Memory or Memory M...

Page 138: ...tistatic wrist strap recommended Equipment Log To record the model and serial numbers of the server all installed options and any other pertinent information about the server see Equipment Log page 25...

Page 139: ...d cautions described in Safety Information page 5 2 If the chassis is rack mounted slide the chassis out far enough to expose the entire top cover 3 Unscrew the two captive screws on the faceplate of...

Page 140: ...fety precautions warnings and cautions described in Safety Information page 5 2 Place the top cover on the chassis so the tabs on the cover align with the slots on the chassis 3 Slide the top cover to...

Page 141: ...ystem cooling is reduced during the fan replacement process Do not leave a system fan removed for longer than two minutes Do not touch the fan blades while they are turning 1 Observer the safety ESD a...

Page 142: ...latches to release the fan See letter A in Figure 64 5 Lift the fan from the chassis See letter B in the figure 6 Set the replacement fan into place Wait for the replacement fan to spin up 7 Install t...

Page 143: ...an air baffle installed Determining Drive Status The drive carriers contain light pipes that allow dual color LED indicators to show through the bezel to display the hard disk drive status as describe...

Page 144: ...r the safety ESD and other precautions described in Safety Information page 5 2 Press on the green drive carrier latch See letter A in Figure 66 3 Pull the handle to remove the drive cage from the cha...

Page 145: ...rotective wrapper and place it on a clean ESD protected work surface 3 Record the model and serial number of the drive in your Equipment page 252 4 Set any jumpers and or switches on the drive accordi...

Page 146: ...were attached to the air baffle See letter B in the figure TP01568 B A B Figure 68 Attaching the Hard Disk Drive to the Carrier Installing a Hard Disk Drive Assembly 1 Observer the safety ESD and oth...

Page 147: ...two minutes when the server power is on Exceeding five minutes might cause the system to exceed the maximum acceptable temperature and possibly damage system components Removing a Power Supply or an...

Page 148: ...ower supply or the active fan blank from the protective packaging and place it on a clean ESD protected work surface 2 Record the model and serial numbers of the power supply in your equipment log See...

Page 149: ...hat is installed on the system to see if the attention button can be used to initiate the slot power down Removing Hot plug PCI Card with Operating System Hot Plug Interface CAUTION Only PCI add in ca...

Page 150: ...ure 72 Removing a PCI Card 10 Store the card in an antistatic protective wrapper 11 Install an expansion slot cover over the empty slot or install a replacement PCI card To install an expansion slot c...

Page 151: ...the rear if the slot to turn off 5 Disconnect any cables attached to the card 6 Push the retention latch at the rear of the card slot to open it See letter A in Figure 72 7 If a long card is installed...

Page 152: ...p Cover page 139 4 Being careful not to touch the components or gold edge connectors on the add in card remove the card from the anti static bag and place it on a clean ESD protected work surface 5 Re...

Page 153: ...rating system hot plug interface Wait for the software user interface to appear on your monitor and then confirm the device to be enabled Wait for the power LED to turn on If using the hardware hot pl...

Page 154: ...rating System Hot Plug Interface on page 149 or Removing Hot plug PCI Card with Hardware Hot Plug Interface on page 151 and Installing a Hot plug PCI Add in Card on page 152 CAUTION Damage to the syst...

Page 155: ...l peripheral devices connected to the system 3 Power down the system and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 139 5 Being careful not to t...

Page 156: ...system and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 139 5 Disconnect all cables attached to the Fibre Channel Module 6 Remove the memory boar...

Page 157: ...d Insertion of a Memory Board page 165 12 Install the top cover For instructions see Installing the Top Cover page 140 Installing the Fibre Channel Module 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and...

Page 158: ...etter B in the figure 10 Align and slide the adapter board down until it seats in the connector See letter C in the figure 11 Press the card down firmly until it seats into the slot 12 Move the retent...

Page 159: ...e memory board and then include this board in the system memory configuration The activity is transparent to the operating system Memory Hot Add While the system is in operation and configured with a...

Page 160: ...ecautions warnings and cautions described in Safety Information page 5 2 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 139 3 Insert your fingers into the two holes on the top o...

Page 161: ...he memory board air baffle into the memory board slot with the arrow on the tab pointing to the right The memory board air baffle will lock into the memory board slot See Figure 77 TP01522 Figure 77 I...

Page 162: ...The server is in RAID Memory configuration LED off server is not in a RAID configuration C Hot plug Attention LED amber D Attention Button Press this button to perform a hot removal of a memory board...

Page 163: ...all the board LEDs are off press the latch on the handle letter A in Figure 79 and lift the memory board handle letter B in the figure 5 Pull up on the memory board handle to lift the memory board fro...

Page 164: ...rically damage the system Hot Insertion of a Memory Board 1 Add or replace memory DIMMs as needed For instructions see Removing and Installing DIMMs page 166 2 Ensure the handle on the memory board is...

Page 165: ...nsertion of a Memory Board page165 8 Re install the top cover For instructions see Installing the Top Cover page 140 Cold Insertion of a Memory Board 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and caut...

Page 166: ...es apply when adding memory to the memory boards DIMMs must be populated in pairs referred to as a bank The two banks of DIMMs are defined on each memory board as Bank 1 DIMM connectors 1A and 1B Bank...

Page 167: ...d only in certain configurations Numbers next to DIMM slots correspond to installation sequence DIMMs must be installed by groups of two 1 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Co...

Page 168: ...uch the components or gold edge connectors 6 Install DIMMs in the correct order See Figure 83 and Rules for Adding Memory page 166 7 Position the DIMM above the socket Align the notch on the bottom ed...

Page 169: ...MM 2A A B C D Figure 83 Install DIMMs 10 Install the memory board DIMM cover on the memory board Line up the two tabs labeled A in Figure 84 Press on the tab labeled B in the figure TP01456 B A A Figu...

Page 170: ...ation 3 Remove the memory board DIMM cover from the memory board Pull out on the latch labeled A in Figure 82 Press on the tab labeled B in Figure 82 Press on the tab labeled C in Figure 82 Lift the m...

Page 171: ...er observe these safety guidelines 1 Turn off all peripheral devices connected to the system 2 Power down the system by pressing and holding the power button on the front of the chassis for several se...

Page 172: ...ribution board PDB signal connector D PCI X 100MHz Slot 6 U Processor socket 1 E PCI Express x4 Hot Plug Slot 5 V Processor socket 2 F PCI Express x4 Hot Plug Slot 4 W Processor socket 4 G PCI Express...

Page 173: ...s TP01489 A C B I H G D F E Item Description Item Description A Front panel board connector F SCSI Channel B connector B Main board connector G Hot swap hard drive connectors ten C Fans 3 6 connector...

Page 174: ...e steps to remove and install the processor air baffle when directed to do so Removing the Processor Air Baffle 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and cautions described in Safety Information p...

Page 175: ...em See letter A in Figure 89 2 Push down at the rear of the air baffle to engage the rear two tabs See the two letters B in the figure 3 Push down at the front of the air baffle to engage the front tw...

Page 176: ...d install the processor air baffle when directed in specific procedures Removing the Center Brace 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and cautions described in Safety Information page 5 2 Turn o...

Page 177: ...talling the Center Brace 1 Set the center brace into position in the chassis See Figure 91 2 Slide the latches at each side of the chassis to the locked position TP01561 Figure 91 Installing the Cente...

Page 178: ...Processor If you are removing a processor but not installing a replacement processor Read the information on Handling the Intel Xeon Processors Read the information on Processor VRM Requirements to d...

Page 179: ...ard specific Technical Product Specification at http www support intel com for specific VRM requirements as an overview the following generic VRM rules apply One processor installed No VRM required Tw...

Page 180: ...described in Safety Information page 5 2 Turn off all peripheral devices connected to the system 3 Power down the server and disconnect both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see...

Page 181: ...181...

Page 182: ...down the server and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Remove the processor air baffle For instructions see Removing the Processo...

Page 183: ...Baffle page 174 6 Position the thermal blank on the main board See Figure 92 7 Use a long Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the four screws 8 Gently rock the heatsink back and forth to break the se...

Page 184: ...described in Safety Information page 5 2 Turn off all peripheral devices connected to the server 3 Power down the server and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Remo...

Page 185: ...f it apply thermal grease to the heatsink to cover the area where the processor will come in contact with it 12 Set the heatsink on the processor aligning the four screws in the heatsink with the scre...

Page 186: ...eripheral devices connected to the server 3 Power down the system and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Remove the processor air...

Page 187: ...ir baffle For instructions see Removing the Processor Air Baffle page 174 6 Open the two levers on the VRM converter socket See letter A in Figure 97 7 Push the processor cache VRM converter firmly in...

Page 188: ...D For instructions Cold Removal of Memory Board page 165 6 Remove the Fibre Channel Module For instructions see Removing the Fibre Channel Module page 156 7 Optional Remove the center brace For instr...

Page 189: ...ge 140 Installing a VRM Converter 1 Visually verify that the connector of the VRM converter matches the connector type on the main board 2 Install the VRM converter on the main board by inserting the...

Page 190: ...e 144 5 Remove the memory board air baffle or the memory board from Slot C For instructions see Cold Removal of Memory Board page 165 6 If a PCI card is in Slot 7 remove it to expose the Intel RAID Ac...

Page 191: ...r the memory board into Slot C For instructions see Cold Insertion of a Memory Board page 165 10 If you needed to remove a PCI card from slot 7 install the card For instructions see Installing a Non H...

Page 192: ...xpose the Intel RAID Activation Key holder For instructions on removing a PCI card see Removing a Non Hot Plug PCI Card page 154 7 Insert the tip of a small flat bladed screwdriver or equivalent under...

Page 193: ...After power is restored the data can be safely written to drives maintaining the integrity of the disk array 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and cautions described in Safety Information pag...

Page 194: ...connector on the cable to the 2x10 header on the main board at J1H1 This connector is labeled BBU See letter B in the figure TP01549 A B Figure 101 Route and Connect RAID Battery Cable 9 Fit the hooks...

Page 195: ...ed to the system 3 Power down the system and unplug both AC power cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Remove the memory board or the memory board air ba...

Page 196: ...Make sure the clips at either end of the DIMM socket s are pushed outward to the open position 7 Holding the DIMM by the edges remove it from its anti static package 8 Position the DIMM above the sock...

Page 197: ...er cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Remove the memory board or the memory board air baffle from Slot C For instructions see Cold Removal of Memory Bo...

Page 198: ...4 5 Remove any memory boards or memory board air baffles from Slots C and D For instructions see Cold Removal of Memory Board page 165 6 If installed remove the Fibre Channel Module For instructions s...

Page 199: ...tructions see Installing the Top Cover page 140 Replacing Removable Media Devices The Intel Server Platform SR6850HW4 accommodates a DVD ROM CD ROM device and two 5 inch peripheral devices The devices...

Page 200: ...he SCSI backplane board See letter B in the figure 8 Press the blue release latch on the DVD ROM CD ROM drive carrier 9 Slide the DVD ROM CD ROM drive carrier out through the front opening See letter...

Page 201: ...er cords 4 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Remove the CD ROM DVD ROM drive carrier from the server For instructions see Removing the CD ROM DVD ROM Drive pa...

Page 202: ...o the front opening in the chassis See letter A in Figure 109 12 Plug the SATA cable and power cable into the converter board See letter B in the figure B TP01578 A Figure 109 Inserting the DVD ROM CD...

Page 203: ...side of the carrier filler panel See letter A in Figure 110 6 Hold the tabs in while pulling the carrier filler panel from the bay See letter B in the figure TP01552 A B Figure 110 Removing 5 Periphe...

Page 204: ...ve the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 5 Push the tabs at each side of the carrier filler panel See letter A in Figure 110 6 Hold the tabs in while pulling the carrier f...

Page 205: ...teps Removing the Front Panel Control Module Replacing the Front Panel Board page 206 Installing the Front Panel Control Module Removing the Front Panel Control Module 1 Observe the safety precautions...

Page 206: ...he Front Panel Control Module 4 Use the screws to attach the new front panel board to the Front Panel Control Module 5 Install the Front Panel Control Module For instructions see Installing the Front...

Page 207: ...C with firmware to ensure correct operation Installing and Removing the Intel Management Module Installing the Intel Management Module 1 Observe the safety precautions warnings and cautions described...

Page 208: ...M Product Guide Figure 113 Installing the Intel Management Module 10 Install memory boards or memory board air baffles into Slot A and B For instructions see Cold Insertion of a Memory Board page 165...

Page 209: ...e 144 5 Remove the memory boards or memory board air baffles from Slots A and B For instructions see Cold Removal of Memory Board page 165 6 Remove the Intel Management Module In removing the Module b...

Page 210: ...the server 5 Remove the top cover For instructions see Removing the Top Cover page 144 6 Remove the processor air baffle For instructions see Removing the Processor Air Baffle page 174 7 Disconnect a...

Page 211: ...letter A in Figure 115 Lift the dividers from the server See letter B in the figure TP01494 A B Figure 115 Removing the PCI Dividers 15 Disconnect all cables connected to the main board 16 If the opti...

Page 212: ...r of the main board See letter A in Figure 116 18 Slide the main board toward the front of the system See letter B in the figure 19 Lift the board from the chassis See letter C in the figure 20 Instal...

Page 213: ...tion page 5 2 Set the main board into the chassis and slide it to the rear of the chassis See letter A in Figure 117 3 Hold up the plunger at the center of the board See letter B in the figure 4 While...

Page 214: ...s located behind the peripheral devices on the underside of the peripheral bay CAUTIONS Note the location of the SCSI hard disk drives to ensure they are reinstalled in their original positions Failur...

Page 215: ...ackplane board towards the rear of the server and lift it from the system See letters C and D in the figure TP01570 B C D A Figure 118 Removing the SCSI Backplane Board 14 Store the SCSI backplane boa...

Page 216: ...the SCSI Backplane Board 7 Install the main board For instructions see Installing the Main Board page 213 8 Install the center brace For instructions see Installing the Center Brace page 177 9 Instal...

Page 217: ...uctions see Removing a Power Supply or an Active Fan Blank page 147 3 Remove the main board For instructions see Removing the Main Board page 210 4 Remove the SCSI backplane board For instructions see...

Page 218: ...letter A in Figure 121 3 Use the seven screws to secure the power distribution board to the chassis See letter B in the figure 4 Install the SCSI backplane board For instructions see Installing the SC...

Page 219: ...p Cover 3 Remove the processor air baffle For instructions see Removing the Processor Air Baffle page 174 4 Disconnect all cables attached to the front panel I O board 5 Unscrew the captive screw on t...

Page 220: ...the hooks See letter C in the figure 4 Engage the tab on the chassis into the slot on the board Slide the front panel I O board forward until seated 5 Tighten the captive screw See letter D in the fig...

Page 221: ...VARSEL Lithiumbatteri Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig h ndtering Udskiftning m kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type Lev r det brugte batteri tilbage til leverand ren ADVARSEL Lithiumbatteri Eks...

Page 222: ...not attempt to pull the battery up until it is pushed clear of the smaller prongs Doing so may damage the battery holder on the main board TP01477 B A Figure 124 Removing the Battery 9 Dispose of the...

Page 223: ...sted hardware see the Intel Server Platform SR6850HW4 Tested Hardware and Operating System List Before Beginning To create a DOS bootable USB flash memory device on the Intel Server Platform SR6850HW4...

Page 224: ...sure the CD ROM DVD ROM drive does not contain a disk Create the DOS bootable USB Flash Memory Device 1 Power off the server 2 Attach the USB floppy disk drive to a USB connector on the server 3 Atta...

Page 225: ...Enter 8 Review the Boot Option Menu for the list of boot devices In the example below both the USB floppy disk drive and the USB flash memory device are detected These are the TEAC FD 05PUB 1026 and t...

Page 226: ...FDISK and complete the following operations 12 Delete existing partitions 13 Create a new partition 14 Make sure the partition is active 15 Reboot 16 After the system rebooted to the floppy disk type...

Page 227: ...tition is active 3 Make sure the partition has been correctly formatted as a bootable partition 4 Use the Boot Manager to select the boot device 5 Use the Boot Maintained Manager to add the device to...

Page 228: ...volatile read write storage SENSOR DATA RECORDS SYSTEM EVENT LOG FRU INFO CONFIG DEFAULTS SMM I F COM 1 COMM MUX BBD COM1 CPU FRU CPU Core Temp FRU EEPROM EMP DIMM SPD 16 CPU OEM NV Power LED System...

Page 229: ...ector Chassis Intrusion 1 Main board Chassis Intrusion Cable 3 Pin with Switch Table 13 Connector Descriptions System Component Type Qty From To Interconnect Description Processors 4 Main board Proces...

Page 230: ...y Assembly 2 x 10 pin connector SATA Signal 1 Mainboard SATA to IDE Adapter board 1 x 7 SATA Signal DC Power 2 Mainboard Power distribution 1 x 12 Power connector DC Signal 1 Mainboard Power distribut...

Page 231: ...backplane 1 x 4 power header Fan Module DC Power and Signal 1 Fan Module SCSI backplane 2 x 3 header Non LCD LCD Module Signal 1 Non LCD LCD Module SCSI backplane 50 pin header DC Power Power distrib...

Page 232: ...server management RS 232 connection to the Intel Management Module This provides the ability to perform emergency management through an external modem The RS 232 connection can be monitored by the BM...

Page 233: ...emory Table 15 Video Connector Pin out Pin Signal Video Connector 1 VID_R analog color signal red 2 VID_G analog color signal green 3 VID_B analog color signal blue 4 No connection 5 GND 6 GND 7 GND 8...

Page 234: ...s via a USB hub controller These built in USB ports permit the direct connection of six USB peripherals without an external hub If more devices are required an external hub can be connected to any of...

Page 235: ...tivity 32 DNW0_ACT_N_R Upper Port 2 green status LED anode to 100 ohm pull up to 3 3V Standby 33 DNW_LINKA100_N Upper Port 2 green speed LED cathode yellow LED anode 34 LANA1000_N_R Upper Port 2 yello...

Page 236: ...1 positive of differential pair 5 DNW_MDIA_DN 1 Port 2 transceiver 1 negative of differential pair 3 DNW_MDIA_DP 2 Port 2 transceiver 2 positive of differential pair 10 DNW_MDIA_DN 2 Port 2 transceiv...

Page 237: ...erver Management Ethernet Connector Pin Signal Description Server Management Ethernet Connector 1 GCM_NIC_RDM 2 GCM_NIC_RDP 3 Magnetics Tap 4 Magnetics Tap 5 Magnetics Tap 6 Magnetics Tap 7 GCM_NIC_TD...

Page 238: ...ame Ultra320 SCSI VHDCI Connector Pin Signal Name 1 DB 12 35 DB 12 2 DB 13 36 DB 13 3 DB 14 37 DB 14 4 DB 15 38 DB 15 5 DB P1 39 DB P1 6 DB 0 40 DB 0 7 DB 1 41 DB 1 8 DB 2 42 DB 2 9 DB 3 43 DB 3 10 DB...

Page 239: ...pply on a lot line 100 110 115 120 127VAC power circuit This threshold is required to ensure the power consumption of the server does not exceed the power that can be supplied by a single AC power cir...

Page 240: ...res the system consumes less power than the threshold from the single operating power supply When a failed power supply is replaced the system is again able to share the power load and operate at full...

Page 241: ...lear J4A1 Stuff Empty 1 2 Password Enabled 2 3 Password Disabled Cleared BIOS WP J4A2 Stuff Empty 1 2 BIOS Unprotected 2 3 BIOS write protected BIOS Recovery J4A3 Stuff Empty 1 2 Normal Boot 2 3 BIOS...

Page 242: ...mper Locations I2 C POST Code Headers The main board has a 5 pin header with the fourth pin removed for the I2 C POST code card The headers are J3A1 on the I O riser card and J6C1 on the memory board...

Page 243: ...code bit to LED reference designator This table also provides a snapshot of the LEDS on the board Table 21 Port 80 POST Code LED Definition Port 80 POST Code Bit LED Reference Designator Port 80 POST...

Page 244: ...s 0x59 Reserved for USB devices ATA ATAPI SATA 0x5A Resetting PATA SATA bus and all devices 0x5B Reserved for ATA SMBUS 0x5C Resetting SMBUS 0x5D Reserved for SMBUS Local Console 0x70 Resetting the vi...

Page 245: ...ed EFI driver execution phase DXE 0xE5 Started dispatching drivers 0xE6 Started connecting drivers DXE Drivers 0xE7 Waiting for user input 0xE8 Checking password 0xE9 Entering BIOS setup 0xEA Flash Up...

Page 246: ...ser intervention or stop the booting of the system The system can continue to boot in a degraded state POST Errors have three possible responses listed in the response column in the following table Wa...

Page 247: ...Microcode update Major Pause 8170 Processor 01 failed BIST Major Pause 8171 Processor 02 failed BIST Major Pause 8172 Processor 03 failed BIST Major Pause 8173 Processor 04 failed BIST Major Pause 818...

Page 248: ...ause 851B Board D DIMM 2B Memory bad or missing Major Pause 8520 Board A DIMM 1A Memory not configured Major Pause 8521 Board A DIMM 1B Memory not configured Major Pause 8522 Board A DIMM 2A Memory no...

Page 249: ...mismatch Major Pause 857A Board D DIMM 2A Memory mismatch Major Pause 857B Board D DIMM 2B Memory mismatch Major Pause 8580 Board A DIMM 1A Memory correctable ECC error Major Pause 8581 Board A DIMM...

Page 250: ...Pause 85C3 Board A DIMM 2B Memory invalid speed Major Pause 85C8 Board B DIMM 1A Memory invalid speed Major Pause 85C9 Board B DIMM 1B Memory invalid speed Major Pause 85CA Board B DIMM 2A Memory inv...

Page 251: ...4 Power control fault Usually a VRM is not installed BIOS Recovery Beep Codes Table 25 BIOS Recovery Beep Codes Beeps Error Message POST Progress Code Description 1 beep Recovery Started E9h Start of...

Page 252: ...26 Equipment Log Item Manufacturer Name and Model Number Serial Number Date Installed System Main board Memory board A Memory board B Memory board C Memory board D Power distribution board Intel Manag...

Page 253: ...B0 Hard Disk Drive B1 Hard Disk Drive B2 Hard Disk Drive B3 Hard Disk Drive B4 Power Supply 1 Power Supply P2 Hot plug PCI Express Slot 1 Hot plug PCI Express Slot 2 Hot plug PCI Express Slot 3 Hot p...

Page 254: ...not installed in documented order or unsupported validated DIMMS used Check seating on all boards VRM converters and processors Check the BIOS release notes to ensure the BIOS installed on the platfor...

Page 255: ...Zealand CB Report to IEC 60950 3rd Edition plus Australian deviations Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC USA FCC CFR 47 Part 2 and 15 Verified Class A Limit Canada IC ICES 003 Class A Limit Europe EMC...

Page 256: ...ference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a cir...

Page 257: ...hen such trouble occurs the user may be required to take corrective actions ICES 003 Canada Cet appareil num rique respecte les limites bruits radio lectriques applicables aux appareils num riques de...

Page 258: ...been has been tested and verified to comply with the following electromagnetic compatibility EMC regulations when installed a compatible Intel host system For information on compatible host system s...

Page 259: ...cation License Russia Belarus Certification License Belarus RRL Certification Korea IRAM Certification Argentina CNCA Certification China Ecology Declaration International Product Regulatory Complianc...

Page 260: ...ory Certification Mark China Electromagnetic Compatibility Notices FCC USA This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not...

Page 261: ...ity to operate the equipment The customer is responsible for ensuring compliance of the modified product Only peripherals computer input output devices terminals printers etc that comply with FCC Clas...

Page 262: ...use radio interference Install and use the equipment according to the instruction manual BSMI Taiwan The BSMI Certification Marking and EMC warning is located on the outside rear area of the product K...

Page 263: ...chassis base chassis is provided with power supply and fans UL listed Server board you must use an Intel server board UL recognized Add in boards must have a printed wiring board flammability rating...

Page 264: ...ermany 069 9509 6099 Italy 02 696 33276 Spain 91 377 8166 Belgium 02 714 3182 Finland 9 693 79297 Denmark 38 487077 Norway 23 1620 50 Sweden 08 445 1251 Holland 020 487 4562 In Asia Pacific region Aus...

Page 265: ...e Mainland and Juan Contact AT T USA at 800 225 288 Once connected dial 800 843 4481 Miami 1 800 621 8423 Ecuador Andimate Contact AT T USA at 1 999 119 Once connected dial 800 843 4481 Ecuador Pacifi...

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Page 267: ...include a detailed problem description Board Chassis Information Baseboard Revision PBA DIMM Configuration Baseboard Serial Number DIMM1A MB CPU1 Speed Stepping Spec DIMM1A Vendor part number CPU2 Sp...

Page 268: ...sion IRQ I O Base Address FW Rev PCI Slot 1 PCI Slot 2 PCI Slot 3 PCI Slot 4 PCI Slot 5 PCI Slot 6 PCI Slot 7 Video On board Video Add in Video NIC On board NIC1 10 100 Mb On board NIC2 1 0 Gb Hard Dr...

Page 269: ...ription In the space below provide a complete description of the steps used to reproduce the problem or a complete description of where the problem can be found Please also include any details on trou...

Page 270: ...ion charges for the return of Product to buyer within the USA will be paid by Intel For all other locations the warranty excludes all costs of shipping customs clearance and other related charges Inte...

Page 271: ...is product Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This limited warranty gives yo...

Page 272: ...d on Intel s World Wide Web site http www intel com call your local distributor or an Intel Customer Support representative See Getting Help for telephone numbers Returning a Defective Product Before...

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