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Installing a Rack-Mounted System

 

Installing a Rack-Mountable System

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3. At the front of the cabinet, slide the shelf unit all the way in.

4. In the locations shown in 

Figure 2-7

, secure the shelf unit to the vertical rails by 

inserting and tightening two 10-32 x 1/2-in. counter-sunk screws and lock washers 
into each mounting flange on the shelf unit and into the cage nuts behind them. 

Figure 2-7. Securing the Shelf Unit to the Front Rails

1

10-32 x 1/2-in. counter-sunk screws with lock washers

2

Mounting flange

asys019

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2

Summary of Contents for Express5800/320Ma

Page 1: ...NEC Solutions America Inc NR575 01 Express5800 320Ma System Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...es b is furnished only under license and c may be copied or used only as expressly permitted under the terms of the license NEC documentation describes all supported features of the user interfaces and the application programming interfaces API developed by NEC and or its licensees Any undocumented features of these interfaces are intended solely for use by NEC personnel and are subject to change ...

Page 3: ...s 2 2 Attaching Mounting Brackets to the Cabinet Vertical Rails 2 5 Installing the Shelf Unit 2 7 Installing the System Components 2 11 3 Installing a Pedestal System 3 1 4 Setting Up Your System 4 1 Ports on the System 4 1 Connecting a Monitor Mouse and Keyboard 4 3 Connecting the System to Ethernet Networks 4 4 Connecting the Modem 4 5 Connecting an External USB Floppy Disk Drive 4 6 Connecting ...

Page 4: ...rview of the IPL and Post IPL Procedures 6 2 IPL Considerations 6 2 Mini Setup Worksheet 6 3 Performing the IPL Procedure 6 5 Preparing for the IPL Procedure 6 6 Performing the IPL Procedure 6 6 The Post IPL Procedure 6 9 Responding to Mini Setup Prompts 6 9 Completing the Post IPL Procedure 6 10 Appendix A Ordering CRUs A 1 System CRUs A 2 Network Adapters A 3 Host Bus Adapters A 3 Peripheral Com...

Page 5: ...talling the Modem Assembly on a Rack Mounted System 2 12 Figure 2 11 Installing the CPU I O Enclosures into a Cabinet 2 13 Figure 2 12 System in a Cabinet 2 14 Figure 3 1 Installing the Modem Assembly on a Pedestal System 3 2 Figure 3 2 Installing the CPU I O Enclosures into a Pedestal Case 3 3 Figure 3 3 CPU I O Enclosures Fully Inserted in a Pedestal Case 3 4 Figure 4 1 Ports on a Pedestal Syste...

Page 6: ...ork Adapters and PCI Adapter Cables A 3 Table A 3 Host Bus Adapter Cables A 3 Table A 4 Peripheral Components A 3 Table A 5 KVM Switch CRUs A 3 Table A 6 System Power Cords A 4 Table A 7 Power Cords from a System to a UPS A 4 Table A 8 PDU and PDU Power Cords A 5 Table A 9 Storage Enclosure Monitor and Tape Drive Power Cords A 5 ...

Page 7: ...ling Express5800 320Ma systems and optional components Notation Conventions This document uses the notation conventions described in this section Warnings Cautions and Notes Warnings cautions and notes provide special information and have the following meanings W A R N I N G A warning indicates a situation where failure to take or avoid a specified action could cause bodily harm or loss of life C ...

Page 8: ... NotificationFilter parameter The monospace font indicates message text For example The operation completed successfully Getting Help If you have a technical question about Express5800 320Ma hardware or software try these online resources first Online support from NEC Technical Support You can find the latest technical information about an Express5800 320Ma through online product support at the NE...

Page 9: ...e site planning guide for your system Although this guide documents modem functionality modems are not available for all systems Ask your sales representative about modem availability ActiveService Network ASN is not currently available but may be ordered in the future ...

Page 10: ...Preface x Express5800 320Ma System Installation Guide ...

Page 11: ...during shipment Verify that the system serial number on the system label and on the packing list match Make sure you understand safety considerations Checking the System Components Refer to the packing list on the box and make sure you have all the ordered components Accessories box containing one or more of the following One gray and one black power cable for connecting the system to power distri...

Page 12: ...for rack mounted systems Keyboard video and mouse KVM switch For a rack mounted system the components shown in Figure 1 1 and for a pedestal system the components shown in Figure 1 2 N O T E If you received the system already mounted in a cabinet the components shown in Figure 1 1 have been assembled in the cabinet with the exception of the power cords ...

Page 13: ...h bracket 3 Power cords 4 10 32 cage nuts 8 5 10 32 x 5 8 in pan head crest cup Phillips head screws 4 6 10 32 x 1 2 in pan head crest cup Phillips head screws 8 Two screws are installed one in each rear mounting bracket 7 10 32 x 1 2 in counter sunk screws with lock washers 4 8 Backplane assembly 1 9 CPU I O enclosures 2 10 Front bezel 1 8 asys012 3 9 10 1 2 5 4 6 7 ...

Page 14: ... 2 Pedestal System Components Inspecting the System Inspect all equipment for damage Verify that the equipment has no dents scratches or scrapes If you notice damage contact NEC Technical Support 1 Pedestal case 2 Power cords 3 CPU I O enclosures 2 4 Front bezel 1 2 4 1 3 asys013 ...

Page 15: ...CT TYPE DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED WITH THE BATTERY W A R N I N G If you receive locking power cords with your system do not substitute other power cords Use of the locking power cords ensures proper grounding of the system W A R N I N G The system uses two power cords to provide redundant sources of power To fully remove power from a system disconnect both po...

Page 16: ...Observe all applicable industry safety standards See the Safety Notices on page 1 5 Provide the necessary space and light to safely perform the installation Do not wear conducting objects such as rings bracelets and keys Next Steps Go to Chapter 2 Installing a Rack Mountable System to install a rack mountable system in your own cabinet Go to Chapter 3 Installing a Pedestal System to install a pede...

Page 17: ...aging Cables on page 2 1 Installing a Rack Mounted System on page 2 2 Installing the System Components on page 2 11 Tools required A 2 Phillips head screwdriver A flat head screwdriver or a cage nut insertion and extraction tool Managing Cables When routing cables within the cabinet keep all power cords separate from peripheral and communication cables as much as possible For example route all pow...

Page 18: ... 1 2 To install a rack mounted system see the following sections Numbering the Vertical Rails on page 2 2 Attaching Mounting Brackets to the Cabinet Vertical Rails on page 2 5 Installing the Shelf Unit on page 2 7 Numbering the Vertical Rails Each system requires 4U equal to 12 holes of vertical space N O T E The cabinet rails and the system are measured in EIA rack units U One U equals 1 75 in 4 ...

Page 19: ...l a keyboard video and mouse KVM switch if ordered The following instructions direct you to start numbering the middle hole of the third U in the cabinet which is the eighth hole to leave room at the bottom of the cabinet for the PDUs To number the vertical rails in a cabinet 1 On each of the front rails number the middle hole of the 4U where you will install the system In Figure 2 2 the middle ho...

Page 20: ...u are installing additional systems in the same cabinet continue numbering the middle hole of another 4U for each system 3 Repeat the preceding steps at the rear vertical rails To ensure that the components will be level when you install them mark the same holes on the rear rails that you marked on the front vertical rails 6 5 4 3 ...

Page 21: ...icated by dots in Figure 2 3 Figure 2 3 Screw Locations on the Rear Vertical Rails 2 Position a mounting bracket inside a rear vertical rail lining up the holes in the mounting bracket with the two holes you marked on the rear vertical rail See Figure 2 4 3 Insert and tighten two 10 32 x 5 8 in pan head crest cup screws item 1 in Figure 2 4 through the marked holes in the rear vertical rails and i...

Page 22: ... the cabinet If the rail depth is less than 27 in 68 58 cm move the guide screw item 2 in Figure 2 4 in the right mounting bracket one hole closer to the rear of the cabinet If the rail depth is greater than 27 in 68 58 cm move the guide screw item 3 in the left mounting bracket one hole closer to the front of the cabinet 1 10 32 x 5 8 in pan head crest cup screw 2 Right guide screw 10 32 x 1 2 in...

Page 23: ...ertical rail in the locations shown in Figure 2 5 Figure 2 5 Cage Nut Locations on Front Vertical Rails To insert cage nuts refer to Figure 2 5 and perform the following steps a Position the cage nut so that the flanges are on the top and bottom b Insert the cage nut so that the top flange overlaps the vertical rail c Use a cage nut insertion tool or your fingers to pull the rest of the cage nut t...

Page 24: ... the right mounting bracket towards the side of the cabinet and guide the shelf unit so that the guide slot at the top right of the shelf unit item 1 in Figure 2 6 aligns with the guide screw item 2 on your right c At the rear of the cabinet flex the left mounting bracket towards the side of the cabinet and guide the shelf unit so that the guide slot at the top left of the shelf unit item 1 aligns...

Page 25: ...wn in Figure 2 7 secure the shelf unit to the vertical rails by inserting and tightening two 10 32 x 1 2 in counter sunk screws and lock washers into each mounting flange on the shelf unit and into the cage nuts behind them Figure 2 7 Securing the Shelf Unit to the Front Rails 1 10 32 x 1 2 in counter sunk screws with lock washers 2 Mounting flange asys019 1 2 ...

Page 26: ...he shelf unit to a rear mounting bracket with four 10 32 x 1 2 in screws on each side including the guide screws as shown in Figure 2 8 Tighten all eight screws Figure 2 8 Securing the Shelf Unit to the Mounting Brackets 1 Mounting bracket 2 10 32 x 1 2 in pan head crest cup screws with washers asys020 1 2 ...

Page 27: ...system install the backplane assembly item 2 in Figure 2 9 inserting the thumbscrews item 1 into the screw holes as shown in Figure 2 9 b Slide the backplane assembly slightly to the right and secure it in place by tightening the thumbscrews Figure 2 9 Installing the Backplane Assembly on a Rack Mounted System 1 Thumbscrews 2 Backplane assembly asys022c 1 1 2 ...

Page 28: ...e system If you must install the modem assembly while the system is in operation see the Express5800 320Ma Operation and Maintenance Guide a At the rear of the system remove the metal plate from the backplane b Insert the modem assembly into its slot on the backplane as shown in Figure 2 10 c Secure the modem assembly in place by tightening the thumbscrews Figure 2 10 Installing the Modem Assembly...

Page 29: ...gure 2 11 counterclockwise to loosen them and pull the two ejector levers down item 2 b Slide each CPU I O enclosure into a shelf and with the ejector levers in the open position slide the CPU I O enclosure all the way into its opening W A R N I N G Lifting an enclosure requires two people Figure 2 11 Installing the CPU I O Enclosures into a Cabinet 1 Thumbscrew 2 Ejector lever asys021a 2 1 1 2 ...

Page 30: ...the thumbscrews so that the system is installed in the rack as shown in Figure 2 12 Figure 2 12 System in a Cabinet 4 Attach the bezel a Standing in front of the system position the bezel so that the LED light extensions that are inside the bezel are on the left b Press the bezel towards the mounting rails until the bezel snaps into place asys024a ...

Page 31: ...one To install the system in a pedestal case 1 Install the modem assembly C A U T I O N Make sure that the modem is powered off You can install the modem assembly if the system is turned off and no power cords are connected to the system If you must install the modem assembly while the system is in operation see the Express5800 320Ma Operation and Maintenance Guide a At the rear of the system remo...

Page 32: ...ce each CPU I O enclosure on a flat surface and turn the two thumbscrews item 1 in Figure 3 2 counterclockwise to loosen them Pull the two ejector levers down item 2 W A R N I N G Lifting the enclosure requires two people b Slide each CPU I O enclosure into a shelf and with the ejector levers in the open position slide the CPU I O enclosure all the way into its opening asys056 ...

Page 33: ...Installing a Pedestal System Installing a Pedestal System 3 3 Figure 3 2 Installing the CPU I O Enclosures into a Pedestal Case 1 Thumbscrew 2 Ejector lever asys021a 2 1 1 2 A ...

Page 34: ...that the system is installed in the case as shown in Figure 3 3 Figure 3 3 CPU I O Enclosures Fully Inserted in a Pedestal Case 3 Attach the bezel a Standing in front of the system position the bezel so that the LED light extensions that are inside the bezel are on the bottom b Press the bezel towards the mounting rails until the bezel snaps into place asys26 ...

Page 35: ...r system may contain PCI adapters that require cables Your system contains a half height PCI adapter slot in each CPU I O enclosure In addition the system may contain two full height PCI adapter slots expansion slots Figure 4 1 shows the rear of a pedestal system that contains PCI adapters in the half height PCI adapter slots Figure 4 2 shows a rack mounted system that contains PCI adapters in the...

Page 36: ...tion Guide Figure 4 1 Ports on a Pedestal System 1 Ports on PCI adapters in slot 1 2 System 10 100 1000 Mbps Ethernet ports 4 3 USB ports 3 4 VGA monitor port 5 Serial COM ports 2 6 Power receptacles 2 7 VTM 10 100 Mbps Ethernet ports 2 asys007 2 4 3 7 5 1 6 ...

Page 37: ...le from the mouse to the USB port located at the back of the keyboard N O T E Remove the green USB to PS2 converter on the USB cable from the mouse supplied by NEC Solutions America Inc 1 Ports on PCI adapters in PCI expansion slot 3 2 Ports on PCI adapters in PCI expansion slot 2 3 Ports on PCI adapters in PCI slot 1 4 System 10 100 1000 Mbps Ethernet ports 4 5 USB ports 3 6 VGA monitor port 7 Se...

Page 38: ...o Ethernet Networks 1 Connect the ports for the embedded Ethernet controllers to the network Provide an unshielded twisted pair UTP cable with RJ 45 connectors for each of the four system Ethernet ports you plan to use Connect one end of each cable to a network port on the system and the other end to an Ethernet wall jack or switch Item 3 in Figure 4 1 and item 5 in Figure 4 2 shows the USB ports ...

Page 39: ...e using a single pair of ports attach cables to the top port s of each card and attach both cables to the same network 3 The top connector of a port on a U574 Dual Port Fiber Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is the transmit port For example in Figure 4 2 U575 Dual Port Copper Gigabit Ethernet Adapters are shown in slots 2 and 3 in both CPU I O enclosures See the Express5800 320Ma PCI Adapter Guide for fur...

Page 40: ...upply the power required by the floppy disk drive Connecting the System to Electrical Power This section describes how to connect both the rack mounted and pedestal systems to electrical power System Power Overview on page 4 6 Connecting the System Directly to AC Power Mains on page 4 7 Connecting the System to a UPS on page 4 10 Connecting the Systems to Power Through PDUs on page 4 13 System Pow...

Page 41: ... cabinet to constrain the cords and cables To configure the system to communicate with a UPS in the case of a power outage see the Express5800 320Ma Software Installation and Configuration Guide Connecting the System Directly to AC Power Mains 1 Locate two black power cords and two labels A and B 2 Attach an A label to one power cord Connect the power cord according to the system you have Rack mou...

Page 42: ...he left CPU I O enclosure Connect the other end to a second separate power source 4 From the front of the system make sure that the CPU I O enclosures are fully inserted in the shelf unit by tightening if necessary the thumbscrews Then at the rear of the system turn the power interlock mechanisms into the locked position Figure 4 3 shows where the two power cords not color coded connect to a rack ...

Page 43: ...l Power Setting Up Your System 4 9 Figure 4 4 Connecting a Pedestal System Directly to AC Power 1 A side power cord 2 B side power cord 3 AC power outlets 4 AC power mains distribution circuit breakers maximum of 20A asys002 1 3 2 4 3 4 ...

Page 44: ...nd in Figure 4 2 the interlock mechanism located beneath the power connector is shown in the unlocked position In Figure 4 3 and in Figure 4 4 the interlock mechanism is shown in the locked position 3 Attach a B label to the second power cord Connect the power cord according to the system you have Rack mounted system Connect one end of the cable to the receptacle on the top CPU I O enclosure Conne...

Page 45: ...ects to power through a UPS Figure 4 5 Connecting a Rack Mounted System to a UPS Figure 4 6 shows how the pedestal system connects to power through a UPS 1 B side power cord 2 A side power cord 3 UPS 4 UPS power cord 5 AC power outlets 6 AC power mains distribution circuit breakers maximum of 20A 3 6 6 4 5 5 1 asys004 2 ...

Page 46: ...ss5800 320Ma System Installation Guide Figure 4 6 Connecting a Pedestal System to a UPS 1 B side power cord 2 A side power cord 3 UPS 4 UPS power cord 5 AC power source 6 AC power mains distribution circuit breakers maximum of 20A asys005 5 2 6 5 6 3 4 1 ...

Page 47: ...cked position is horizontal In Figure 4 1 and in Figure 4 2 the interlock mechanism located beneath the power connector is shown in the unlocked position In Figure 4 3 and in Figure 4 4 the interlock mechanism is shown in the locked position 3 Connect the end of each black cable to the receptacle on the left CPU I O enclosure Connect the other end of each black cable to the bottom PDU 4 From the f...

Page 48: ...e 4 7 Connecting the Systems to PDUs See Chapter 6 Installing Express5800 320Ma System Software before you turn on the system 1 A side PDU 2 B side PDU 3 B side system power cables black 4 A side system power cables gray 5 PDU power cords 6 UPS 7 UPS power cord 8 AC power outlets 9 AC power mains distribution circuit breaker maximum of 20A 8 8 5 4 7 5 2 asys003 9 9 3 1 3 4 6 ...

Page 49: ...DU from a Cabinet on page 5 5 Tool required 2 Phillips head screwdriver PDU Components The power distribution units PDU should be ordered in pairs When each PDU is shipped mounting brackets are attached to the PUU to form one unit Verify that you have the components shown in Figure 5 1 and inspect them to ensure that they are not damaged If you notice damage contact NEC Technical Support ...

Page 50: ...de power That is the PDU in the top location powers one CPU I O enclosure and is the only source of power to KVM switches The PDU in the bottom location provides B side power That is the PDU in the bottom U provides power to the other CPU I O enclosure and to the other side of an external storage enclosure Removable fasteners attach two reversible mounting brackets to the body of the PDU Eight mou...

Page 51: ...lign the screw holes on the mounting brackets with the top and bottom holes of the U with cage nuts as follows a Align the first PDU with the U numbered 1 the bottom U b Align the second PDU with the U numbered 2 the second U from the bottom 4 Attach the PDU with four 10 32 screws with one hand while supporting the PDU with the other 5 Tighten the screws Connecting PDUs to AC Power At the back of ...

Page 52: ...connect PDUs to power sources when one source is a UPS Figure 5 3 Connecting a PDU to a UPS 1 A side PDU 2 B side PDU 3 Power cord for top PDU 4 Power cord for bottom PDU 5 UPS 6 UPS power cord 7 AC power sources 8 AC power mains distribution circuit breakers maximum of 20A s4u092b 7 8 8 7 2 1 5 4 3 6 ...

Page 53: ...ice Use one of the following procedures Click Start and select Shut Down Press the power button once if you have enabled Allow system to be shutdown without having to logon enabled See the Express5800 320Ma System Administrator s Guide 2 Remove the power cables from the PDU 3 Remove the four screws with one hand while supporting the PDU with the other hand 4 Slide the PDU out of the cabinet and pl...

Page 54: ...Removing a PDU from a Cabinet 5 6 Express5800 320Ma System Installation Guide ...

Page 55: ...been installed by the manufacturer review the information in Overview of the IPL and Post IPL Procedures on page 6 2 and IPL Considerations on page 6 2 supply the information in Table 6 1 and perform the procedure described in Performing the IPL Procedure on page 6 6 followed by the post IPL procedure N O T E S 1 The IPL procedure allows you to perform a single IPL and then duplicate the system di...

Page 56: ...ation Guide for instructions Do not attempt to use your Windows Server CD alone to install or reinstall Windows Server Instead use the NEC ExpressBuilder CD 1 of 2 to perform the IPL procedure The NEC ExpressBuilder CD 1 of 2 contains customized drivers that are necessary to run an Express5800 320Ma system properly The Post Installation Check which runs after the IPL automatically creates a file n...

Page 57: ...L or Mini Setup procedure record site specific information on the worksheet shown in Table 6 1 which lists the information requested by the IPL and Mini Setup prompts For more information about the settings listed in Table 6 1 see the Windows documentation Table 6 1 Mini Setup Worksheet Setting Description Entry Regional settings The first Customize button changes general settings such as location...

Page 58: ...equires a separate Client Access License If you select this mode you cannot change the mode to the per server mode later Check one Per server ________ Default value Per Device or Per User ____ System name and administrator password A system name is a unique computer name that differs from other computer workgroup or domain names on your network Mini Setup suggests a system name but you can change ...

Page 59: ...ettings If you click Custom settings another dialog box prompts you for more information Note To join a domain first set your networking settings appropriately Ask your network administrator for the correct networking settings Check one Typical settings ________ Custom settings ________ Workgroup or computer domain You must join either a workgroup or a domain A workgroup is one or more computers w...

Page 60: ...following locations In a rack mountable system in the bottom most slot in the top enclosure In a pedestal system in the right most slot in the enclosure on the left 4 Unlatch all other disks After the IPL you insert and mirror the disks Performing the IPL Procedure 1 If the system is powered on remove power before starting the IPL To remove power from the system shut down Windows 2 If any storage ...

Page 61: ... PLUS SIGN key to change the values to Disabled e Press F10 In the Setup Confirmation dialog box select Yes and press ENTER to save the new settings and exit from the BIOS Setup program The system reboots after you exit from the BIOS Setup program N O T E Disabling boot monitoring prevents several unnecessary restarts of the system during the IPL process 6 Make sure theNEC ExpressBuilder CD 1 of 2...

Page 62: ...ed in Table 6 1 and click Next 12 In the Preinstallation Completed dialog box click Restart N O T E If the system is left unattended for an extended period of time after this point an Unlock Computer dialog box may prompt you to log in You do not need to provide a password to log in and continue the installation process 13 For the next few minutes Windows Setup copies files and starts installation...

Page 63: ...ress5800 320Ma on the NEC ExpressBuilder CD 2 of 2 shipped with your system Responding to Mini Setup Prompts 1 If you have just performed the IPL procedure go to step 2 Otherwise a Insert the disk that contains the boot partition in the following location In a rack mountable system in the bottom most slot in the top enclosure In a pedestal system in the enclosure on the left in its right most slot...

Page 64: ...the terms and then click Continue 4 The installation programs for third party software run Be sure to install the following software as NEC Solutions America Inc does not support systems that lack this software When the Java Runtime Environment Wizard starts follow the prompts to install JRE accept the license agreement and the default settings in the remaining dialog boxes The JRE Setup dialog bo...

Page 65: ...isappear after 5 seconds DO NOT take action to this prompt or the system may appear to hang 10 If you are attaching any EMC storage systems to the system do the following a Download and install the latest QLogic Fibre Channel drivers for Windows 2003 See the Express5800 320Ma PCI Adapter Guide for information about the U525 or U526 PCI adapters that provide connectivity to EMC CLARiiON and Symmetr...

Page 66: ...Mirror the disks If your system contains VTMs make sure the VTMs contain the most up to date firmware Use PROSet to configure Ethernet ports into teams For more information about configuring your system see the Express5800 320Ma Software Installation and Configuration Guide ...

Page 67: ...n page A 3 Host Bus Adapters on page A 3 Peripheral Components on page A 3 KVM Switch and Cables on page A 3 System Power Cords on page A 4 PDU and PDU Power Cables on page A 4 C A U T I O N Do not attempt to remove or replace hardware components that are not listed in the CRU tables Instead contact the NEC Technical Support to determine the best course of action ...

Page 68: ...figuring a replacement enclosure AA G90730 1GB DDR2 400 DIMM M231 2GB DDR2 400 DIMM M232 Processor kit Intel Xeon 3 2 GHz AK 000527 Processor kit Intel Xeon 3 6 GHz AK 000541 SATA backplane assembly AA E93400 System backplane assembly AA E91100 IDE backplane assembly AA E93500 Fan assembly CPU or PSU AS 000394 Virtual Technician Module VTM AA U46300 SATA disk drive 160GB 7200 RPM D642 SATA disk dr...

Page 69: ...cords see Table A 9 KVM Switch and Cables Table A 5 lists the part numbers of the KVM switch and its cables Table A 2 Network Adapters and PCI Adapter Cables Description Part Number U575 Dual Port Copper Gigabit Ethernet Adapter U575 Table A 3 Host Bus Adapter Cables Description Part Number U525 Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapter AA U52500 U526 Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapter AA U52600 Table A 4 ...

Page 70: ...VGA and USB extension cable 6 ft 1 82m B40501 06 Table A 6 System Power Cords Power Cord Part Number North America Chicago NEMA 5 15 15A 100 127 VAC 50 60 Hz 7 ft B50101 07 North America domestic NEMA 5 15 15A 100 127 VAC 50 60 Hz 15 ft B50104 15 North America and Japan locking power cord NEMA L6 20 20A 200 240 VAC 50 Hz 4 5m B50161 45M International locking power cord IEC 309 16A 200 240 VAC 50 H...

Page 71: ... at no more than 20A 30A 250 VAC 50 60 Hz 15 ft 4 5m B50156 45M IEC 309 20A 250 VAC 50 60 Hz 15 ft 4 5m B50154 45M PDU power cords to a UPS North America and Japan NEMA L6 20 to IEC 320 C19 208V 15 ft 4 5m B50155 45M International IEC 320 C14 to IEC 320 C19 230V 3 5m B38003 PDU power cables jumper cables from PDU to system Gray IEC 320 C13 to IEC 320 C14 10A 250V 2 0m B50502 02M Black IEC 320 C13 ...

Page 72: ...PDU and PDU Power Cables A 6 Express5800 320Ma System Installation Guide ...

Page 73: ...ing A 4 managing 2 1 4 7 power PDU ordering A 4 routing 2 1 4 7 USB ordering A 3 A 4 cage nuts front rail locations 2 7 illustrated 1 3 1 4 CD ROM drive ordering A 2 checklists IPL procedure 6 5 post IPL procedure 6 9 COM ports illustrated 4 2 4 3 CPU fan assembly ordering A 2 CPU I O enclosures installing 2 13 3 2 ordering A 2 D damage inspecting for 1 4 date and time settings of Mini Setup progr...

Page 74: ...es ordering A 2 H Help and Manuals shortcut 6 11 I IDE backplane assembly ordering A 2 Initial Program Load IPL procedure CDs required 6 6 checklist 6 5 disk states during 6 6 media required 6 6 Open a session in the Windows Preinstallation Environment option 6 7 post IPL procedure 6 9 preparing for 6 5 Start Express5800 320Ma System Software IPL dialog box 6 7 system disk location 6 6 time to com...

Page 75: ...st IPL procedure checklist 6 9 completing 6 10 power AC sources 4 6 power cables ordering A 4 power cords color coded 4 13 illustrated 4 14 illustrated 1 3 monitor ordering A 5 PDU 5 2 connecting to AC 5 3 connecting with a UPS illustrated 5 4 safety precautions 4 7 system connecting 4 7 connecting illustrated 4 8 ordering A 5 tape drive ordering A 5 to UPS A 4 power distribution unit PDU See PDUs...

Page 76: ...ring a System Software installation 6 10 tools required for installing 2 1 3 1 U U rack unit defined 2 2 illustrated 2 3 numbering 2 3 requirements 2 3 U525 adapter ordering A 3 U575 adapter ordering A 3 UPS connecting 4 10 USB cables ordering A 3 A 4 floppy disk drive connecting 4 6 hubs use restrictions 4 6 ports illustrated 4 2 4 3 user name setting of Mini Setup program 6 3 V Versiondate plt f...

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