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4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit

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PCIe / GPU cards Installation

This chapter provides information on how to install GPU cards or PCIe cards into your One Stop Systems expansion chassis. More details on the
installation of individual cards are provided by the card’s manufacturer. This chapter is provided as a simple guide to help you install your PCIe
cards in the chassis.

For the purpose of installation, the One Stop Systems expansion chassis functions exactly as a standard desktop computer chassis. Always
follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installing their card or hard drive on a desktop computer.

CAUTION

Hardware installation shall be performed only by qualified service personnel per UL and IEC 60950-1.

IMPORTANT

We will provide reasonable technical support with GPU cards or PCIe cards. However, if you have verified a successful
installation of the One Stop Systems expansion system, but experience difficulty installing your GPU cards, please
contact the card manufacturer for support.

6.1

Power Down System

You must turn OFF or power down the system before you start installing PCIe cards. After you have completely power down the system,
disconnect or remove the power cords and cables from the back of the expansion chassis.

6.2

Open PCIe Expansion Chassis

Unscrew the four screws on the front of the unit and slide the lid towards the front you as shown below:

Remove slot covers

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Summary of Contents for OSS-PCIE-4UV-5slot

Page 1: ...User Manual SKU OSS PCIE 4UV 5slot www onestopsystems com 4U Value GPU Accelerator Gen3 5 PCIe 3 0 x16 Slot Expansion System ...

Page 2: ...6 Parts 14 1 7 Pre Installation Information 15 1 8 Tools Required for Installation 15 1 9 Items List 15 2 Hardware Set up Installation 16 2 1 Installation Procedures Overview 16 2 2 Before you Begin 17 2 3 Remove Top Cover 17 2 4 Install Target Card 18 2 5 Install Host Interface Cards 18 2 5 1 Installation of host card in a server using a Riser Card 20 2 6 Connect Link Cables 21 3 Applying Power C...

Page 3: ...ment 35 5 2 5 Linux Commands to check on expansion device 37 6 PCIe GPU cards Installation 43 6 1 Power Down System 43 6 2 Open PCIe Expansion Chassis 43 6 3 Installation of GPU 44 6 3 1 Before you begin 44 6 3 2 Plug in GPU 45 6 3 3 Connect Aux Power Cable 45 6 3 4 Auxiliary Cable Management 46 6 3 5 GPU PCIe Card Combination 46 6 4 Re install top cover 47 6 5 System Power UP 47 7 PCIe HW SW Veri...

Page 4: ... and HIB68 x16 card 66 8 4 Power Cords 68 8 4 1 Specifications 68 8 4 2 Power cord socket and voltage tables world standards 68 8 5 Link Cable 69 8 5 1 Specifications 69 8 5 2 Cable Installation 70 8 5 3 Cable Removal 70 8 5 4 Cable Pin Outs Assignment 70 8 6 Power Supply 71 8 6 1 Removing a hot swap ac power supply 71 8 6 2 Specifications 72 8 6 3 LED Indicator 73 8 7 Fan 74 8 7 1 Fan Specificati...

Page 5: ...pport for 3PrdP Party PCIe Cards 87 10 6 System board fails to power UP 88 10 7 PCIe Upstream and Downstream Ports are not detected 88 10 8 Expansion System fails to turn ON 89 10 9 What is the minimum RAM needed to run a single or multiple GPUS 89 11 Rackslide Installation 90 12 Enclosure Dimensions 92 13 Rackslide Mounting Position 93 14 Frequently Asked Questions FAQ 94 15 Contacting Technical ...

Page 6: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 6 ...

Page 7: ... information or to alert you to the potential for hardware damage or personal injury Disclaimer We have attempted to identify most situations that may pose a danger warning or caution condition in this manual However One Stop Systems does not claim to have covered all situations that might require the use of a Caution Warning or Danger indicator ...

Page 8: ...ng Inside a Computer Before taking covers off a computer perform the following steps Turn off the computer and any peripheral devices Disconnect the computer and peripheral power cords from their AC outlets or inlets in order to prevent electric shock or system board damage In addition take note of these safety guidelines when appropriate To help avoid possible damage to systems boards wait five s...

Page 9: ...ESD procedures which can include wrist straps and smocks when servicing equipment You can also take the following steps to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge ESD When unpacking a static sensitive component from its shipping carton do not remove the component s anti static packaging material until you are ready to install the component in a computer Just before unwrapping the anti static p...

Page 10: ...19 W x 7 H x 17 7 D Weight 30 0 lbs without the baseboards 457 or add in cards PCI Express Bus Spec Revision 3 0 Interconnect Bandwidth 15 8 GB s 16000 MB s Theoretical Throughput of the expansion unit Gen 3 0 x16 Cooling Three 120mm x 38mm fans mounted to the front bezel of the chassis Two standard fan options available High Capacity Fans 250CFM fixed speed fans Fan monitoring via front panel LED...

Page 11: ...design 2 5 PCIe 3 0 x16 expansion slots 3 Single PCIe 3 0 x16 host connections 4 One Ipass or Four Mini SAS x4 Cables 5 PWM fan options 6 Two 2000W load sharing power supplies or Single 7 AUX power connectors for high power AICs 1 3 Block Diagram 1 3 1 Enclosure Top view Front View ...

Page 12: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 12 Rear View 1 3 2 Backplane 1 3 3 Host and 5 slot backplane ...

Page 13: ...One in the expansion unit and the other in the host system 1 5 Main Components The 4U Value 5 slot GPU Accelerator System is composed of following major components 1 One 5 slot Backplanes 2 One Target Card PCIe 3 0 x16 3 One Host Card PCIe 3 0 x16 4 One Ipass PCIe Cable 5 Two 2000W Power Supplies or Single PSU 6 Three 120mm x 38mm Fans 250cfm ...

Page 14: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 14 1 6 Parts ...

Page 15: ...ts Gather all of the necessary tools required for installation Read this manual 1 8 Tools Required for Installation To complete the installation of the product you will need a Phillips head screwdriver and ESD wrist strap to prevent electrostatic discharge 1 9 Items List Item Qty Description 1 1 Full height PCI Express host card 2 1 1 or 2 meter shielded x16 PCIe cable 3 1 or 2 U S Standard 125V o...

Page 16: ... enclosure move to an ESD station and follow proper ESD procedures Failure to do so may result in electrostatic discharge damaging the computer or its components For more information see Protecting Against Electrostatic Discharge in the Preface 2 1 Installation Procedures Overview Below is the concise version on how to set up the 4U Value 5slot Expansion System 1 Open Enclosure 2 Install Target In...

Page 17: ...e product is shipped with a US Canadian Standard 125V or 250V power cord 2 3 Remove Top Cover Remove the five 5 mounting screws on top of the chassis Slide the enclosure cover towards the front of the unit to disengage it from the guides until it clears the back hold down and then lift the cover off Check inside the unit Make sure the Target Card is fully seated in the designated Upstream slot ...

Page 18: ... Interface Cards The Host card OSS PCIe HIB38 x16 H is installed in a host computer s x16 slot Begin the installation by first powering down your computer Remove the power cord 5VSB 5V Standby is still available if the power cord is still installed Use the procedures for shutting down your operating system and shutting off power to your computer provided in your owner s manual or system documentat...

Page 19: ...rt on the back of the target card Low Profile Bracket Installation For low profile case applications change the mounting bracket to the low profile bracket You can order a low profile bracket by contacting our Sales Support Replacing the High Profile Bracket with Low Profile Bracket is done by removing the screws that hold the card to the bracket Detach the standard bracket from the card and place...

Page 20: ...g in the host card see photos below Reinstall the riser card back into the computer mounting bracket PCIe slot STOP YOU MUST ONLY INSTALL THE PCIe HOST CARD INTO A PCI EXPRESS SLOT Only use cards WITH brackets This will ensure that your PCIe host card can only be inserted into a PCIe slot Although PCI Express cards without brackets may fit into conventional PCI slots you run the risk of damaging t...

Page 21: ...rting it into the cable port of the interface card Carefully position the expansion chassis so that the supplied cable will conveniently reach from the host computer to the connectors on the back of the chassis Then connect the cable to the host card in the host computer Connect the other end of the cable to the target card in the expansion chassis Make sure the cables are fully secured check the ...

Page 22: ...ng the power cord You should have either the 125v or the 250v power cord If you only have the 125V power cord and you require the 250V please contact our Sales Team sales onestopsystems com to place an order Power Cord Voltage Table Power Cord PSU Watt Voltage AMPS Hz 125V 1000W 100 127V 12 9 5A 50 60Hz 250V 1800W 200 220V 10 9 5A 50 60Hz 250V 1980W 220 230v 10 9 8A 50 60Hz 250V 2000W 230 240V 10 ...

Page 23: ...re using a 250V power cord you would need to connect that to a PDU power distribution unit You can buy the PDU on any online electronic stores OSS does not sell the PDU 3 3 Power ON the Host Computer Before powering ON the Host computer make sure the Host interface cards are seated correctly in the PCIe slot and the cables are firmly connected Upon powering up the Host computer the expansion syste...

Page 24: ...n Sideband signal is sent to the cable triggering the expansion system to power ON or OFF The expansion unit will turn ON automatically upon powering up the Host computer The two front LEDs PWR and FAN will illuminate as solid green The green LED indicates that the chassis is powered up Powering down the Host computer turns OFF the expansion system ...

Page 25: ...EDG The LED indicators CBL EDG on both Target and Host cards will come up as solid green This is an indication that there is a LINK between host and chassis The Linkup LEDs represent only an initial connection handshake between the chassis and host computer A successful linkup does not represent transfer or exchange of data The CBL LED shows the link status between the host card in the host comput...

Page 26: ...OK status of the DC GOOD signal The LED shall continue to glow under normal operation of the power supply If this LED is blinking or not lit or showing amber color the power supply is not operating properly During protection mode main 12V rail the LED should be amber During protection mode 5Vsb rail the LED should be off When protection is cleared the LED should go back to the original intended st...

Page 27: ...Windows Server As your Windows computer starts up you will see a small message box pop up in the lower right corner of the screen to alert you that Windows has found new hardware To verify a successful installation on Windows find the My Computer icon and right click on it Then select Manage from the pop up menu Next click on Device Manager in the leftmost Computer Management window Finally click ...

Page 28: ...PCI Express standard Downstream Switch Ports as shown from the above photos in Windows Device Manager try the following troubleshooting steps Verify 2x PCIe x16 cables are firmly connected on both ends Verify Host Target cards are firmly seated in both Host and 4UV Chassis Verify power is being properly applied to both Host and 4UV Chassis Verify LEDs are illuminated properly on 4UV Chassis Verify...

Page 29: ...t is the target slot or upstream slot The downstream ports are the 5 PCIe slots 5 2 2 PCIe slot and Device ID assignment Each PCIe slot on the 457 OSS board has a permanent device ID number assignment on Windows operating system i e Windows Server You can check the device ID number in Windows Device Manager See photos below NOTE The PCIe slots on the 457OSS board are labeled with silk screen from ...

Page 30: ...g photos are screenshots of Windows Device Manager showing the slot number and device number for each PCI Express standard Downstream Switch Port Use this as your reference point on finding which card is plugged into a specific slot on the 457 OSS expansion backplane ...

Page 31: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 31 ...

Page 32: ... component on the One Stop Systems457 expansion board The 8796 is the assigned PLX chip device number There are six PCIe slots per 457 board comprising of five downstream ports and one upstream port The five downstream ports are the actual PCIe slots on the 457 OSS board in which a PCIe card or GPU card is plugged in The upstream port is the target slot This is the designated slot for the target c...

Page 33: ... twelve instances of 8796 devices PLXs See photos below the first six instances of 8796 devices top level are the slots from Board 1 The second six instances of 8796 devices bottom level are the slots from Board 2 The screenshot below is the lspci grep 8796 output of one 457 OSS board attached to one host computer It only shows six instances 8796 devices PLXs ...

Page 34: ...stances of 8796 devices from OSS 457 backplane The following photos are example of 457 OSS board slots and their corresponding ports The first PCI Bridge is the Upstream Port Target slot The five PCI Bridges are the Downstream ports These are the five PCIe slots on the 457 OSS board ...

Page 35: ...e has a designated Port number i e Port 0 see photo below On Windows OS it is called Device ID On Linux OS it is know as Port See following photos The following photos are screenshots of Linux OS lspci grep 8796 output showing the assigned slot number and corresponding port number Target slot assigned to PORT 4 Slot 1 assigned to PORT 0 ...

Page 36: ...above shows a PCI device Each device is given a bus number i e 17 00 0 a device number and a function number Since the PCIE specification permits a system to host up to 256 buses nonzero domain numbers are only used to group PCI buses in very large systems Each bus can host up to 32 devices and a PCI device can have up to eight functions In more technical terms a device s location is ...

Page 37: ...wnstream Port Slot 4 Port 20 5 2 5 Linux Commands to check on expansion device To check on One Stop Systems device type lspci grep 8796 To check or to identify whether the bus is the Upstream port and Downstream port on the terminal window type lspci s XX XX X vvv grep Capabilities Replace x with the bus number for example 17 00 0 To check Upstream port speed and bandwidth type lspci s XX XX X vvv...

Page 38: ...nsion Unit 38 SLOT 2 PORT 8 SLOT 3 PORT 16 SLOT 4 PORT 20 SLOT 5 PORT 12 To check for speed only type lspci s XX XX X vvv grep LnkSta In this example we are checking 18 15 0 To check for port number only type lspci s XX XX X vvv grep LnkCap ...

Page 39: ... number 15 is device number and 0 is function number In this example to check the details of the Upstream Port on 17 00 0 type lspci s 17 00 0 vvv command on the terminal window The Bus number 17 00 0 will change depending on the host computer and location of host card Below is the output of lspci s 17 00 0 vvv there are several important information you need to check and these are the Link speed ...

Page 40: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 40 ...

Page 41: ...hierarchy or tree like structure of a single OSS 457 board PCIe slots and ports type lspci vtt OR lspci vt see output screenshots below The picture below depicts the port number corresponding to physical slot on the backplane SLOT 1 PORT 0 SLOT 2 PORT 8 SLOT 3 PORT 16 ...

Page 42: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 42 SLOT 4 PORT 20 SLOT 5 PORT 12 ...

Page 43: ... on a desktop computer CAUTION Hardware installation shall be performed only by qualified service personnel per UL and IEC 60950 1 IMPORTANT We will provide reasonable technical support with GPU cards or PCIe cards However if you have verified a successful installation of the One Stop Systems expansion system but experience difficulty installing your GPU cards please contact the card manufacturer ...

Page 44: ...ere are tiny components that are mounted above the gold finger connector of the K80 and some GPUs see pictures below When these components are broken off or become detached from the GPU board your K80 or GPU will be inoperable Be careful and cautious when plugging in a GPU into a PCIe slot Failure to align the GPU on the slot can damage one of the components See picture below as an example of a de...

Page 45: ...eir driver or software before you connect and power up the expansion chassis Install GPU card one at a time from right to left Align the card on top of the slot Gently push the card down until it is firmly seated Make sure that all GPU cards are secured Start installing each GPU from the far right end of each board Make sure all the GPUs are secured before connecting the aux power cables 6 3 3 Con...

Page 46: ...r acceptable cable management versus poor cable management see photos below NOTE Do not operate or run the unit with the cables blocking the fan as this can impede the airflow and can cause overheating 6 3 5 GPU PCIe Card Combination The photos below are few examples of different combinations of PCIe cards that you can install in the 4U value 5 slot expansion unit Sample 1 Four dual width or doubl...

Page 47: ...rds to the back of the expansion unit Reconnect the link cables make sure both are firmly attached to the interface cards Host and Target cards then power up the Host computer The Host interface card OSS PCIe HIB38 x16 H in the computer controls the power up for the entire expansion system The PCIe link cable must be attached between the host and target cards When the Host PC is powered ON a signa...

Page 48: ...f there is no card present in the slot the LED will be OFF 7 1 1 Slot LED Status indicators Off Link is down no PCIe card installed Slow blink Link is up at Gen1 1Hz Fast blink Link is up at Gen2 2Hz On solid Link is up at Gen 3 speed Check the LINK LEDs on both Host and Target cards Make sure you have solid green LEDs on CBL and EDG If only one LED is lit it means no link between host and expansi...

Page 49: ...h video cards installed and is attached to one specific host computer Windows Device Manager detects ten single width video cards see screenshot below Expanding the arrow button will reveal the detected PCIe devices or PCIe cards beneath the PCI Express standard Downstream Switch Port With one 457 OSS board attached to one specific host computer Windows Device manager will enumerate five PCI Expre...

Page 50: ...that is coming up with an exclamation point error code 12 This error code 12 means the driver is missing or not installed If you are getting a different error code number other than code 12 check with the GPU card manufacturer for assistance To identify the error code number right click the device with your mouse and then select properties Note If the PCIe card or GPU card requires driver you need...

Page 51: ...spci tv command on the terminal window In this example four dual width cards are enumerated detected These are the cards that are installed in the single 457 OSS board see picture below Five single width GPU cards are detected see photos below The pictures below represents the tree like structure of GPU cards andtheir corresponding slot and port numbers ...

Page 52: ...esents the tree like structure or heirarchy of two OSS 457 boards with GPU cards installed connected to a single host computer 8 GPU configuration The screenshot below shows the lspci vtt output of 8 double width Nvidia GPU cards that are detected in the 4UValue expansion unit ...

Page 53: ...e Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 53 10 GPU Configuration The screenshot below shows the lspci vtt output of 10 single width Nvidia GPU cards that are detected in the 4UValue expansion unit ...

Page 54: ...on Unit 54 The following photos are examples of a single widthGPU card enumerated detected in each slot GPU card detected in SLOT 1 GPU card detected in SLOT 2 GPU card detected in SLOT 3 GPU card detected in SLOT 4 GPU card detected in SLOT 5 ...

Page 55: ...d you would need the BDF numbers Bus Device Function numbers For example looking at the screenshot below 22 is the BUS number 00 is the Device number and 0 is the function number Using the above example to show only the details for the PCIe device type lspci s 22 00 0 vvv on the terminal window see output below ...

Page 56: ...d port number slot number bandwidth and speed type the command on the terminal lspci s 22 00 0 vvv grep Slot Port see output below To check for the PCIe card speed only type lspci s 22 00 0 vvv grep LnkSta To check for the PCIe card port number type lspci s 22 00 0 vvv grep LnkCap ...

Page 57: ... button click on System Report select PCI as shown below Upon selecting the PCI Cards you should see all the available PCIe cards that are in the expansion unit The One Stop Systems devices are transparent to the Operating System you will only see the PCIe cards that are in the expansion slots If any of these devices are not displayed as shown above you should shut down your system computer first ...

Page 58: ...rd can only be installed in a designated specific slot on the backplane 8 1 1 Specifications Form Factor PCIe half card Operating Temperature 0 C to 50 C environment Storage Temperature 40 C to 85 C Operating Humidity 10 to 90 relative humidity non condensing Storage Humidity 5 to 95 relative humidity non condensing Power 15W Connectors PCIe x16 cable connector Industry Specifications PCIe Externa...

Page 59: ...eshooting and verifying the connections A Gen3 LINK between host and targets card will show two Solid Green LEDs on the back of the card CBL and EDG Solid Gen 3 Fast blink Gen 2 Slow blink Gen1 CBL LED shows the link status between the host card in the host computer and the target card in the expansion chassis EDGE LED shows HOST card connection between host card and host system TARGET card connec...

Page 60: ... Target Card set the dipswitches to the following settings see photo below 8 1 5 Pin Assignments Connectors Gen3 PCIe x16 Card Edge Connector The pins are numbered as shown with side A on the top of the centerline on the solder side of the board and side B on the bottom of the centerline on the component side of the board The PCIe interface pins PETpx PETnx PERpx and PERnx are named with the follo...

Page 61: ... GND Ground PERp1 Receiver Differential Pair Lane 1 22 GND Ground PERn1 23 PETp2 Transmitter differential pair Lane 2 GND Ground 24 PETn2 GND Ground 25 GND Ground PERp2 Receiver Differential Pair Lane 2 26 GND Ground PERn2 27 PETp3 Transmitter differential pair Lane 3 GND Ground 28 PETn3 GND Ground 29 GND Ground PERp3 Receiver Differential Pair Lane 3 30 RSVD Reserved PERn3 31 PRSNT2 Hot Plug pres...

Page 62: ...e OSS PCIe x16 3 0 target slot for OSS target cable adapter Five PCIe x16 3 0 expansion slots x8 open ended mechanical 8 2 1 PCIe Slots and Ports Assignment Each PCIe slot has its own port assignment see picture below There are 6 PCIe slots per backplane 457 model one occupied by the Target Card and 5 slots are available All slots have their own corresponding port The port assignment are hard code...

Page 63: ...PEX8796 96 Lane Switch Fan 4 Error LED State of the PEX8796 Fatal Error signal Red means error has occurred PWRFAIL Output of the voltage monitor Red means that one or more voltage rails are out of specification Will automatically set PERST low RESET state of the PE_RST signal Red means that PERST is low 5 PCIe Slots PCIe slots SLOT1 to SLOT5 x 16 lanes 6 Target Slot Designated slot for Target Car...

Page 64: ...ink OFF Not Linked No Card present in the slot Fast Blinking Gen 2 Link Slow Blinking Gen 1 Link Slot 3 PORT 16 D10 Slot 3 LED Link Solid Gen 3 Link OFF Not Linked No Card present in the slot Fast Blinking Gen 2 Link Slow Blinking Gen 1 Link Slot 4 PORT 20 D13 Slot 4 LED Link Solid Gen 3 Link OFF not Linked No Card present in the slot Fast Blinking Gen 2 Link Slow Blinking Gen 1 Link Slot 5 PORT 1...

Page 65: ...tor Remove the target card first from the slot in order to access the J1 connector Place the jumper or shunt on pin 1 2 of the J1 connector see photos below With jumper shunt on the backplane allows to force power ON the target Using a NON CMI cables and or Fiber Optic cables the expansion needs to be turned on full power prior to the host turning on This can be achieved by placing a jumper on the...

Page 66: ...e The HIB68 x16 cards host and target have standard EEPROM that works with the PCIe 3 0 CMI cables and SFF 8644 copper cables You need to upgrade the EEPROM on the target and host cards in order for the fiber optic cables to work It support x4 x8 and x16 configurations Make sure to connect all four cables correctly to host and target cards Set the dipswitch settings accordingly on both Host and Ta...

Page 67: ...ystems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 67 Target card dipswitch setting SW1 1 ON 2 ON SW2 All OFF For more information on the HIB68 x16 card go to https www onestopsystems com product pcie x16 gen3 cable adapter ...

Page 68: ...EC 320 C13 Number of Conductors 3 Cord Type SJT Wire Gauge 14 AWG Shielding Unshielded Approval Marks CSA UL Approved Countries Canada USA Voltage Rating 125V Current Rating 15A Operating Temperature 60 C Digi Key Part Q944 ND Part Status Active Style Male pins Blades to Female Sockets slots 1 st Connector IEC 320 C14 2 ND Connector IEC 320 C13 Number of Conductors 3 Cord Type SJT Wire Gauge 14 AW...

Page 69: ...be locked into place 8 5 1 Specifications General Connector to Connector PCI Express to PCI Express Physical Circuits Loaded 136 Circuits Loaded 136 Gender Male Male Lock to Mating Part Yes Material Metal Zinc Alloy Pitch Mating Interface 0 80mm Single Ended No Waterproof Dustproof YES Wire Insulation Diameter N A Wire Cable Type Round Electrical Current Maximum per Contact 1A Shielded Yes Voltage...

Page 70: ...serting the cable Release the tab so the connector teeth will snap securely into the holes of the cable shell see photos below 8 5 3 Cable Removal Push or press and hold the latch Metal Tab to disengage the connector teeth Slowly pull back the cable Pulling the cable out without disengaging the connector teeth will damage the cable 8 5 4 Cable Pin Outs Assignment ...

Page 71: ...supply you are removing 2 Grasp the power supply handle 3 Press the brown release latch to the right and hold it pressed down 4 Pull the power supply part of the way out of the bay 5 Release the release latch then support the power supply with your left hand and pull it the rest of the way out of the bay 6 If you are instructed to return the power supply follow all packaging instructions and use a...

Page 72: ... 80 Plus Titanium Input Specifications Input Voltage 90 264 Input Frequency 50 60Hz AC Input Rating Voltage Range Current Range Frequency 2000 W UL CUL 200 240V 11 8 9 8A 50 60Hz 1000W 100 127V 12 9 5A 50 60Hz 1800W 200 220V 10 9 5A 50 60Hz 1980W 220 230V 10 9 8A 50 60Hz 2000W 230 240V 10 9 8A 50 60Hz Output Specifications DC Output Specifications Voltage Max Load 2000 W UL CUL 12V 166 7A 5Vsb 1A ...

Page 73: ... is blinking or not lit or in amber color the power supply is not operating properly During protection mode main 12V rail the LED should be amber During protection mode 5Vsb rail the LED should be off When protection is cleared the LED should go back to the original intended status When the unit is in standby with AC is present the LED should be amber When the unit is in standby with no AC is pres...

Page 74: ...rage Temperature 40C 80C Life L10 70 000 Hours 40C Part Number OD1238 12HBXJ10A Nominal Voltage 12V DC Voltage Range 7 13 2V DC Rated Current 3 70 A Rated Power 44 4 Watt Rated Speed RPM 6000 Airflow CFM 250 Noise Level db 69 Max Static Pressure 1 48 H O Weight 375 g Frame Impeller PBT UL94V O plastic Dimension 120x38mm 4 7 X1 5 Connection 3x Lead wires Motor Brushes DC auto restart polarity prote...

Page 75: ...escription Connector of Connector 8 pin 290 010 037 RC 01 Cable Assy Aux Pwr 8 Pin NVIDIA 2 0 12 Expansion System M176 OSS 8 pin male to 8 pin male One 8 pin connector 290 010 037 RC 02 Cable Assy Aux Pwr 8 Pin NVIDIA 2 0 24 Expansion System M176 OSS 8 pin male to 8 pin male One 8 pin connector 6 2 pin 290 010 013 RC Cable Assy Canister External Pwr Dual 6 2 PCIe Graphics Only 8 pin male to 2 6 2 ...

Page 76: ...lug in or connect the 6 2 pin cable to the power supply backplane use the Y end of the cable see photos below To plug in or connect the 8 pin cable you can use either X or Y end of the cable see photos below Ensure the cable is fully seated and secured There are eight available 8 ports connections on the power supply backplane in which you can plug in the aux power cables You can only use the OSS ...

Page 77: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 77 8 8 2 Pinouts PSU board aux port pinouts 8 pin aux power cable and pinouts ...

Page 78: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 78 6 2 pin aux power cable and pinouts ...

Page 79: ...rement for a high end with power consumption of over 125Watts or more for example A direct connection from the power supply is needed to obtain additional power This can be done by using the 6 2 pin or 8 pin auxiliary power cable The below photos represent how the 6 2 pin connector and 8 pin aux power cables are attached to the PCIe card or GPU card The photo below is an example of a PCIe card or ...

Page 80: ...an additional 75 W to a graphics card directly from the power supply for a total of 150 W to the card PCI Express 225 W 300 W High Power Card Electromechanical Specification Published in March 2008 this standard defines an eight pin 2x4 auxiliary power connector capable of supplying an additional 150 W of power for a total of either 225 watts 75 150 or 300 watts 75 150 75 of available power Graphi...

Page 81: ...or has a different keying to prevent interchanging with the 12 V power connectors NOTE We do not provide different aux power cables i e 8pin to 4pin Molex other than what we offer If your PCIe card requires a different power adapter or aux power cable you would have to buy it from other electronic stores 8 9 Expansion System Power Consumption The 4U Value expansion unit draws a maximum of 262 Watt...

Page 82: ...press cards produce substantial heat and must be cooled properly to eliminate over heating problem There are three fans located at the front of the enclosure to provide cooling required for the hottest PCI Express cards As safety measure by default the OSS provides 4U 5 slot Value expansion chassis with the fans functioning at full speed to prevent high heat generating PCIe cards from over heating...

Page 83: ...switch The default setting for VOH is 5v The 5V level needs to be set for the fan to have the correct maximum voltage Power LED Green When PWM Controller is ON the LED will be illuminated as solid GREEN 9 1 Specifications Item Specifications Remarks Model no 9PC8666X S001 Size mm 86 H 66 W 38 D Rated voltage VDC 12 24 and 48 Power consumption W 0 2 W Operating voltage range VDC 7 to 60 VDC PWM sig...

Page 84: ... correctly when rechecking your installation If you are still having problems try these troubleshooting steps My Computer Can t Find the PCIe Expansion System My PCIe Card Doesn t Work My system hangs beyond a certain number of add in cards 10 1 1 Windows The 4U Value GPU Accelerator Expansion System is correctly displayed as a PCIe Express standard Downstream Switch Port in Windows Device Manager...

Page 85: ...ll link cables to ensure you have everything connected correctly 2 Verify that the required LEDs on the back of the Target and Host cards are lit Check CBL and EDG LED indicators when ON it indicates a a good link between host and target All LINK LEDs on the host and target cards should be solid green and slot LINK LEDs should be illuminated depending on Gen speed of the card 3 Verify the Target c...

Page 86: ... the system powers up 3 If you have removed all 3P rd P Party PCIe cards from the One Stop Systems chassis and it still hangs try the following Remove the One Stop Systems PCIe host card from the computer and try booting up without the One Stop Systems expansion system attached If it boots up OK withoute One Stop Systems expansion system attached call One Stop Systems Technical Support If it still...

Page 87: ...ble connections If the error code remains try another PCIe slot If the error persists call One Stop Systems Technical Support 12 On the Bridge If you receive error code 12 on the first PCI to PCI Bridge call One Stop Systems Technical Support On the Card This usually means the memory I O or prefetch is more than has been allocated Call One Stop Systems Technical Support When your PCIe device or ca...

Page 88: ...r connector from power supply to J4 Plug in the jumper shunt to J1 PS ON 10 7 PCIe Upstream and Downstream Ports are not detected 1 Shutdown the system 2 Remove all PCIe cards from the slot 3 Reseat the Target card and host card 4 Reseat the cables 5 Power UP the system 6 Check the LEDs on the back of the Target cards and Host cards Make sure both LEDs are illuminated as solid green If the upstrea...

Page 89: ...t would be the RAM needed and why What happens if you have less memory Answer Always check the general system and hardware requirements as well as optimal CPU and GPU settings when using GPUs For example if you are using four 1080ti and 2080ti GPUs and each GPU requires 11GB The memory in the GPU is mirrored in system MMIO memory mapped I O for each GPU in the system In order for these four GPUs a...

Page 90: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 90 11 Rackslide Installation 1 Remove Inner from the middle outer rail 2 Install inner rail to both sides of the chassis ...

Page 91: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 91 3 Install mid outer rail onto rack post 4 Insert chassis into middle outer rail on the rack ...

Page 92: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 92 12 Enclosure Dimensions ...

Page 93: ...One Stop Systems 4U Value 5slot G3 Expansion Unit 93 13 Rackslide Mounting Position BOTH SIDES IDENTICAL ...

Page 94: ...sis The EDGE shows HOST card connection between host card and host system TARGET card connection between the switch on the target card and the switch in the expansion chassis Solid Gen 3 Fast blink Gen 2 Slow blink Gen1 6 What is the weight of the 4U Value chassis Answer The 4UV weights 30 0 lbs without the baseboard 457 or add in cards 7 What is power consumption of HIB38 x16 Answer 15W 8 Will th...

Page 95: ... two backplanes are independent and there is not any connectivity between the two You need two PCIe cables to access 10 slots 17 If the PEX switches in each backplane are connected to each other I need a configuration where in one state one host server acts as the root hub for all the 5 PCIE cards and if that host server fails the second server connected to the second backplane takes over as the r...

Page 96: ...il 16 Returning Merchandise to One Stop Systems If factory service is required you must contact OSS Service Representative to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Put this number and your return address on the shipping label when you return the item s for service One Stop Systems will return any product that is not accompanied by an RMA number Please note that One Stop System swill...

Page 97: ...se harmful interference in which case the service personnel will be required to correct the interference at his own expense This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes o...

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