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Replacing the Cable Modules

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Follow these steps to install the USB daughterboard cable module:

Set the USB daughterboard cable module in place and secure it with two screws as
shown in Figure 2-22.

Figure 2-22

Installing the USB Daughterboard Cable Module

2. Connect the USB daughterboard cable connector to the system board connector

CN30. See Figure 2-20 for the location of the USB daughterboard cable connector.

3. Install the chassis cover as described in “Installing the Chassis Cover” on page 23.

USB daughterboard

Summary of Contents for SGI 1100

Page 1: ...SGI 1100 Server Maintenance and Upgrade Guide 007 4047 001 ...

Page 2: ... developed at private expense if acquired under an agreement with the USA government or any contractor thereto it is acquired as commercial computer software subject to the provisions of its applicable license agreement as specified in a 48 CFR 12 212 of the FAR or if acquired for Department of Defense units b 48 CFR 227 7202 of the DoD FAR Supplement or sections succeeding thereto Contractor manu...

Page 3: ...007 4047 001 iii Record of Revision Version Description 001 January 2001 Initial Revision ...

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Page 5: ... Video Subsystem 3 Expansion Slot 3 System Block Diagram 4 Chassis Front Controls and Indicators 5 Rear Panel I O Ports and Features 7 Internal Components 9 Hardware Management Support 11 Power Management 11 IPMI Intelligent Platform Management Interface 13 Intelligent Platform Management Interface IPMI 13 Intelligent Platform Management Bus IPMB 13 Intelligent Chassis Management Bus ICMB 14 Baseb...

Page 6: ...cing the Chassis Fan Subsystem 32 Removing the Chassis Fan Cage 32 Installing the Chassis Fan Cage 34 Replacing Chassis Fans 36 Replacing the Rear Chassis Blowers 37 Removing a Rear Chassis Blower 37 Installing a Rear System Blower 39 Replacing the Cable Modules 40 Replacing the LED Cable Module 40 Replacing the Power Switch Cable Module 42 Replacing the USB Daughterboard Cable Module 45 Replacing...

Page 7: ...eplacing the System Board 92 3 Troubleshooting 97 Error Beep Definitions 98 Power On Self Test POST Checkpoints List 99 POST Error Messages 104 Error Message for NMI and Warning Message 107 IPMI Event Log 108 Index of Error Symptoms 114 A Technical Specifications 115 Physical and Environmental Specification 115 Power Consumption 116 Thermal Dissipation 116 Jumper and Connector Information 117 Hard...

Page 8: ...viii 007 4047 001 Serial Ports 139 USB Ports 140 Ethernet Ports RJ45 141 Index Index 143 ...

Page 9: ...ving the Expansion Slot Filler Plate 30 Figure 2 9 Inserting the Expansion Card into the Riser Card 31 Figure 2 10 Removing the Chassis Fan Cage 33 Figure 2 11 Installing the Chassis Fan Cage 35 Figure 2 12 Removing the Chassis Fan 36 Figure 2 13 Location of the Rear System Blower Cable Connectors 38 Figure 2 14 Rear System Blower Securing Screws 39 Figure 2 15 Location of the LED Cable Connectors...

Page 10: ...ROM Drive into the Drive Module 60 Figure 2 35 Securing the CD ROM drive to the Drive Module 61 Figure 2 36 Removing Hard Drive Cables 64 Figure 2 37 Removing Two of Four Hard Disk Drive Screws 65 Figure 2 38 Removing the Hard Disk Drive 66 Figure 2 39 Installing the Hard Disk Drive 69 Figure 2 40 Location of the System Board Power Supply Connector 71 Figure 2 41 Location of the Hard Drive Power S...

Page 11: ...re 3 1 Threshold Setting Levels 113 Figure A 1 System Board Layout 117 Figure A 2 CN15 Connector Settings 121 Figure C 1 Keyboard Port Pinout 136 Figure C 2 Mouse Port Pinout 137 Figure C 3 DB15 HD Port Pinout 138 Figure C 4 Serial Port Pinout 139 Figure C 5 USB Port Pinout 140 Figure C 6 Ethernet Port Pinout 141 ...

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Page 13: ...ymptoms 114 Table A 1 SGI 1100 Server Physical Specification 115 Table A 2 System Board Layout 118 Table A 3 Major Chips on System Board 122 Table A 4 Processor Specifications 122 Table A 5 BIOS Specifications 123 Table A 6 BIOS Hotkey List 123 Table A 7 Cache Memory Specifications 124 Table A 8 VRM Specifications 124 Table A 9 System Memory Specifications 125 Table A 10 Memory Combinations 125 Ta...

Page 14: ...Table A 19 PCI Interrupt Routing 1 131 Table A 20 PCI Interrupt Routing 2 132 Table A 21 On board Device ID IRQ Map Table 132 Table C 1 Keyboard Port Pinout 136 Table C 2 Mouse Port Pinout 137 Table C 3 DB15 HD Port Pinout 138 Table C 4 Serial Port Pinout 139 Table C 5 USB Port Pinout 140 Table C 6 Ethernet Port Pinout 141 ...

Page 15: ...rmware Appendix C Port Pinouts An Index completes this guide Obtaining Publications To obtain SGI documentation see the SGI Technical Publications Library at http techpubs sgi com Reader Comments If you have comments about the technical accuracy content or organization of this document please contact SGI Be sure to include the title and document number of the manual with your comments Online the d...

Page 16: ...com Contact your customer service representative and ask that an incident be filed in the SGI incident tracking system Send mail to the following address Technical Publications SGI 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy M S 535 Mountain View California 94043 1351 Send a fax to the attention of Technical Publications at 1 650 932 0801 SGI values your comments and will respond to them promptly ...

Page 17: ...on LAN for better remote site management For expandability the system includes one 64 bit 66 MHz PCI bus slot and four DIMM slots that allow memory installation to a maximum of 2 GB using four 512 MB SDRAM synchronous DRAM DIMMs For connectivity the system supports four USB Universal Serial Bus connectors a video port two LAN ports and other standard features such as two serial ports a diskette dr...

Page 18: ...ining binary compatibility with all previous Intel Architecture processors This system board supports 133 MHz GTL host bus frequencies for Pentium III processors running at 800 MHz and above Memory The four DIMM sockets on board allow memory upgrade to a maximum of 2 GB using four 512 MB SDRAM Synchronous DRAM DIMMs The DIMM sockets also allow 1024 MB for a maximum upgrade of 4 GB in future models...

Page 19: ...Subsystem Another cost effective feature for network solution is the integration of Intel s 82559 10 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet controller which supports Advanced Configuration and Power Interface ACPI 1 20A based power management wake on Magic Packet wake on interesting packet advanced SMB based manageability Wired for Management WfM 2 0 compliance IP checksum assist PCI 2 2 compliance and PC 98 and ...

Page 20: ...Figure 1 1 System Block Diagram Socket Coppermine Socket Coppermine Front Side Bus 133MHz Primary PCI Bus 32b 33MHz PC Bus ISA Bus 133MHz Secondary PCI Bus 64b 66MHz Up to 1 0 GB s Memory Bandwidth Up to 2 GB SDRAM OSB4 PCI ISA bridge USB E IDE Ultra 33 RDM VGA Intel 82559 LAN Intel 82559 LAN CNB30LE Host Bridge BIOS Super I O SMC ...

Page 21: ...t Controls and Indicators Table 1 1 describes the front controls and indicators that are indicated in Figure 1 2 Table 1 1 Front Controls and Indicators No Item 1 Slim type floppy disk drive LED 2 Slim type floppy disk drive 3 Slim type floppy disk drive eject button 4 Event LED 5 Hard disk drive access LED 6 Power LED 7 LAN 2 access LED 8 LAN 1 access LED 9 Power button 10 Metal handle 11 USB por...

Page 22: ...ory error multiple ECC errors PCI PERR or SERR error If all of the preceding events recover the Baseboard Management Controller BMC should turn off the LED Note The BMC will not turn on the general event LED for BIOS POST PCI hot plug and correctable memory error events 12 Slim type CD ROM drive emergency eject hole 13 Slim type CD ROM drive eject button 14 Slim type CD ROM drive LED Table 1 1 con...

Page 23: ... Figure 1 3 Rear Panel I O Ports and Features Table 1 2 describes the rear panel I O ports and features that are indicated in Figure 1 3 Table 1 2 Rear Panel I O Ports and Features No Item 1 AC power input 2 Ventilation 3 Serial port 2 4 PS 2 mouse port 5 Ventilation 6 Ventilation 7 Add on card bracket 8 LAN 2 port RJ 45 9 LAN 1 port RJ 45 10 USB ports 2 ports 11 VGA port ...

Page 24: ...8 007 4047 001 1 Chassis Description 12 Serial port 1 13 PS 2 keyboard port Table 1 2 continued Rear Panel I O Ports and Features No Item ...

Page 25: ... main components inside the SGI 1100 server as shown in Figure 1 4 Figure 1 4 SGI 1100 Server Internal Components Table 1 3 describes the internal components that are indicated in Figure 1 4 Table 1 3 Internal Components No Item 1 IDE hard disk drive bay 2 IDE hard disk drive bay 1 2 4 6 9 3 8 5 7 ...

Page 26: ...ption 3 Slim type CD ROM drive 4 Slim type floppy disk drive 5 CPUs and fan heatsinks 6 System board 7 PCI expansion card slot and link bar 8 Rear blowers 9 Power supply 10 Housing fans Table 1 3 continued Internal Components No Item ...

Page 27: ...ts the power saving modes and their respective characteristics These power management features are only available if the operating system running on the system supports them Table 1 4 Power Saving Mode Characteristics List Power saving mode Characteristics Device standby mode Independent power management timer for HDD devices 0 15 minutes time step 1 minute Hard disk drive goes into STANDBY mode f...

Page 28: ...endent power management timer 1 60 minutes or pushing external switch button CPU goes into SMM system management mode CPU asserts STPCLK and goes into the stop grant state LED on the panel flashes in amber color Hard disk drive goes into SLEEP mode for ATA standard interface Disable H sync and V sync signals to control the VESA DPMS monitor Return to original state by pushing external switch butto...

Page 29: ... is added to the system it always checks in the same way whether there is one device or 100 devices With IPMI use of the CPU is minimized so overall system performance improves The following are the four elements of IPMI each of which is described in the sections that follow Intelligent Platform Management Interface Intelligent Platform Management Bus Intelligent Chassis Management Bus Baseboard M...

Page 30: ...for common chassis and emergency management functions including power and reset control chassis status events and FRU inventory Baseboard Management Controller BMC BMC is used to monitor baseboard temperatures and voltages and to manage the system event log and non volatile storage for sensor data records It provides a system software interface to the IPMB ...

Page 31: ...The CNB30LE champ north bridge consists of a system memory controller integrated with four DIMM sockets that support 128 512 and 1024 MB in the future registered ECC SDRAM DIMMs with a maximum memory upgrade of 4 GB 1024 MB x 4 DIMM modules Cache 256 KB second level write back PipeLined Burst SRAM supported cache on Pentium III processor Video On board PCI VGA controller ATI Rage XL with 4 MB SDRA...

Page 32: ...l register DMA enable logic 480 addresses up to eight IRQs and seven DMA Options Supports 3 5 inch diskette drives Supports 360K 720K 1 2M 1 44M 2 88M byte format and 250K 300K 500K 1M or 2M bps data transfer rate Supports 3 mode diskette drive PCI Slots One 64 bit 66 MHz PCI 2 2 compliant PCI slot with a PCI riser card BMC interface Two 24 pin BMC Baseboard Management Controller interfaces I O AP...

Page 33: ...Features Summary 007 4047 001 17 One external monitor port LAN connector Two RJ 45 jacks for 10BaseT or 100BaseTX LAN connectors ...

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Page 35: ... following sections are covered Tools and Supplies Needed on page 20 ESD Precautions on page 20 Opening the Chassis on page 21 Replacing the Link Bar and the Riser Card on page 25 Installing an Expansion Board on page 30 Replacing the Chassis Fan Subsystem on page 32 Replacing the Rear Chassis Blowers on page 37 Replacing the Cable Modules on page 40 Replacing Removable Media Devices on page 51 Re...

Page 36: ... screws with the corresponding components to avoid mismatches when putting back the components ESD Precautions Before proceeding with the disassembly procedure make sure that you do the following 1 Turn off the power to the system and all peripherals 2 Unplug the AC adapter and all power and signal cables from the system 3 Do not remove a component from its antistatic packaging until you are ready...

Page 37: ...ch is located under the chassis cover It detects whether the cover is removed or installed Removing the Chassis Cover Follow these steps to remove the chassis cover 1 Turn off the power to the system unit and unplug all external cables 2 Place the system unit on a flat steady surface 3 Release the two screw knobs at the rear of the chassis as shown in Figure 2 1 ...

Page 38: ... Removing and Replacing System Components Figure 2 1 Removing the Chassis Cover 4 Slide the chassis cover towards the rear of the chassis about 1 inch 2 5 cm as shown in Figure 2 1 5 Lift the cover away from the chassis ...

Page 39: ...w these steps to install the chassis cover 1 Place the system unit on a flat steady surface 2 Place the chassis cover on the chassis so as to insert each of the six retaining pins into their slots as shown in Figure 2 2 Figure 2 2 Placing the Chassis Cover on the Chassis ...

Page 40: ...he system as shown in Figure 2 2 4 Tighten the two screw knobs to secure the chassis cover into place Removing and Installing the Front Panel To remove the front panel release the three screws and pull the front panel away from the chassis as shown in Figure 2 3 To install the front panel tighten the 3 screws to secure the front panel to the chassis Figure 2 3 Removing the Front Panel ...

Page 41: ...rs the removal and installation of the link bar and the riser card Removing the Link Bar Follow these steps to remove the link bar 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Remove two screws from the rear panel and pull the link bar away from the chassis as shown in Figure 2 4 ...

Page 42: ...26 007 4047 001 2 Removing and Replacing System Components Figure 2 4 Removing the Link Bar Link bar ...

Page 43: ...1 Insert the link bar into its slot by pushing the assembly straight into the PCI slot until it is properly seated as shown in Figure 2 5 2 Tighten two screws to the rear panel as shown in Figure 2 5 Figure 2 5 Installing the Link Bar 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 Link bar ...

Page 44: ...Card Follow these steps to remove the riser card from the link bar 1 Remove the link bar as described in Removing the Link Bar on page 25 2 Remove three screws as shown in Figure 2 6 Figure 2 6 Detaching the Riser Card from the Link Bar 3 Separate the riser card from the link bar ...

Page 45: ...alling the Riser Card Follow these steps to install the riser card onto the link bar 1 Place the riser card on the link bar as shown in Figure 2 7 2 Tighten three screws to secure the riser card to the link bar Figure 2 7 Installing the Riser Card on the Link Bar ...

Page 46: ...s described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Remove the link bar as described in Removing the Link Bar on page 25 3 Remove the expansion slot filler plate as shown in Figure 2 8 Save the screw for later use Figure 2 8 Removing the Expansion Slot Filler Plate 4 Insert the expansion card into the riser card PCI slot by pushing the expansion board until it is properly seated Then secure the...

Page 47: ... 31 Figure 2 9 Inserting the Expansion Card into the Riser Card 5 Install the link bar assembly into its slot as described in Installing the Link Bar on page 27 6 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 ...

Page 48: ...hassis fan cage and chassis fans Removing the Chassis Fan Cage Follow these steps to remove the chassis fan cage 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Disconnect the three fan connectors from the system board as shown in Figure 2 10 3 Remove two screws and pull the chassis fan cage up as shown in Figure 2 10 ...

Page 49: ...Replacing the Chassis Fan Subsystem 007 4047 001 33 Figure 2 10 Removing the Chassis Fan Cage ...

Page 50: ...e 1 Place the chassis fan cage into the chassis Note Ensure that no cables are pinched between the chassis fan and the chassis during the installation of the chassis fan cage 2 Tighten two screws to secure the fan cage to the chassis 3 Connect the three fan connectors to the system board connectors CN19 CN20 and CN28 as shown in Figure 2 11 ...

Page 51: ...Replacing the Chassis Fan Subsystem 007 4047 001 35 Figure 2 11 Installing the Chassis Fan Cage 4 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 ...

Page 52: ... fan gently pull up the chassis fan from the fan cage as shown in Figure 2 12 Figure 2 12 Removing the Chassis Fan To install a chassis fan insert the chassis fan into the chassis fan cage Note Ensure that the fan you are installing is properly oriented so as to blow air toward the rear of the chassis ...

Page 53: ...g a Rear Chassis Blower Follow these steps to remove the rear chassis blowers 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Release two screws to remove the blower as shown in Figure 2 14 3 Disconnect the blower cables from the connectors on the system board See Figure 2 13 for the location of the rear chassis blower cable connectors ...

Page 54: ... 4047 001 2 Removing and Replacing System Components Figure 2 13 Location of the Rear System Blower Cable Connectors Right blower Left blower Cable connection for left blower Cable connection for right blower ...

Page 55: ...is blower cable to its connector on the system board The left blower the one closest to the power supply plugs into connector CN13 which is underneath the right blower The right blower plugs into connector CN23 which is near the front of the system board See Figure 2 13 for the locations of the rear chassis blower cable connectors 3 Tighten two screws to secure the blower in place 4 Install the ch...

Page 56: ...D Cable Module Follow these steps to remove the LED cable module 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Disconnect all the LED cable connectors from the system board See Figure 2 15 for the location of the LED cable connectors Figure 2 15 Location of the LED Cable Connectors LED module LED module connectors LED module connectors ...

Page 57: ...install the LED cable module 1 Set the LED cable module in place and secure it with one screw as shown in Figure 2 16 Figure 2 16 Installing the LED Cable Module 2 Connect all the LED cable connectors to the system board See Figure 2 15 for the location of the LED cable connectors 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 LED cable module ...

Page 58: ...is cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Disconnect the power switch cable connector from the system board See Figure 2 17 for the location of the power switch cable connector Figure 2 17 Location of the Power Switch Cable Connector 3 Remove two screws from the power switch cable module as shown in Figure 2 18 Power switch module Power switch connector ...

Page 59: ...Replacing the Cable Modules 007 4047 001 43 Figure 2 18 Removing the Power Switch Cable Module 4 Remove the power switch cable module from the system Power switch module ...

Page 60: ...d secure it with two screws as shown in Figure 2 19 Figure 2 19 Installing the Power Switch Cable Module 2 Connect the power switch cable connector to the system board connector CN15 pins 1 and 2 See Figure 2 17 for the location of the power switch cable connector 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 Power switch module ...

Page 61: ...module 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Disconnect the USB daughterboard cable connector from the system board See Figure 2 20 for the location of the USB daughterboard cable connector Figure 2 20 Location of the USB Daughterboard Cable Connector USB daughterboard USB daughterboard cable connector ...

Page 62: ...ing System Components 3 Remove two screws from the USB daughterboard cable module as shown in Figure 2 21 Figure 2 21 Removing the USB Daughterboard Cable Module 4 Remove the USB daughterboard cable module from the system USB daughterboard ...

Page 63: ...ecure it with two screws as shown in Figure 2 22 Figure 2 22 Installing the USB Daughterboard Cable Module 2 Connect the USB daughterboard cable connector to the system board connector CN30 See Figure 2 20 for the location of the USB daughterboard cable connector 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 USB daughterboard ...

Page 64: ...h cable module 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Disconnect the intrusion alert microswitch cable connector from the system board See Figure 2 23 for the location of the intrusion alert microswitch cable connector Figure 2 23 Location of the Intrusion Alert Microswitch Cable Connector Microswitch Microswitch cable connector ...

Page 65: ...emove the screw from the intrusion alert microswitch cable module as shown in Figure 2 24 Figure 2 24 Removing the Intrusion Alert Microswitch Cable Module 4 Remove the intrusion alert microswitch cable module from the system as shown in Figure 2 24 ...

Page 66: ...e and secure it with one screw as shown in Figure 2 25 Figure 2 25 Installing the Intrusion Alert Microswitch Cable Module 2 Connect the intrusion alert microswitch cable connector to the system board connector CN15 pins 19 and 20 See Figure 2 23 for the location of intrusion alert microswitch cable connector 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 ...

Page 67: ... remove the diskette drive CD ROM drive module 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Remove the link bar as described in Removing the Link Bar on page 25 3 Release the signal cable retaining strap as shown in Figure 2 26 Figure 2 26 Releasing the Signal Cable Retaining Strap 4 Disconnect the CD ROM drive signal cable from the CD ROM drive connector as s...

Page 68: ... lift the connector retaining latch and then pull the signal cable out of the connector as shown in Figure 2 27 Note If you need to replace the diskette drive signal cable follow the same procedure to remove the diskette drive signal cable from the connector on the system board Note The diskette drive signal cable is not a standard floppy drive cable Instead the diskette drive uses a signal cable ...

Page 69: ...007 4047 001 53 6 Remove two screws that hold the drive module to the chassis as shown in Figure 2 28 7 Gently slide the drive module back and then lift it out of the chassis as shown in Figure 2 28 Figure 2 28 Removing the Drive Module ...

Page 70: ...uses a signal cable with 50 conductors some of which supply power 4 Connect the diskette drive signal cable to the diskette drive connector To do so follow these steps Lift the connector retaining latch Carefully insert the signal cable into the diskette drive connector Push the retaining latch in on both sides of the connector using a small flat head screwdriver See Figure 2 29 for an illustratio...

Page 71: ... the signal cable retaining strap 6 Install the link bar as described in Installing the Link Bar on page 27 7 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 Lower retaining latch Raise retaining latch Insert cable CD ROM drive data cable connector Diskette drive data cable 1 2 3 ...

Page 72: ...ive 1 Remove the diskette drive module as described in Removing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 51 2 Remove four screws two on each side of the disk drive module as shown in Figure 2 30 3 Gently pull the drive out of the drive module as shown in Figure 2 30 Figure 2 30 Removing the Diskette Drive from the Drive Module ...

Page 73: ...te drive into the drive module as shown in Figure 2 31 2 Tighten four screws two on each side of the disk drive module as shown in Figure 2 31 Figure 2 31 Installing the Diskette Drive into the Drive Module 3 Install the diskette drive module as described in Installing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 54 ...

Page 74: ...ribed in Removing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 51 2 Remove two screws to detach the IDE converter board and the plastic plate as shown in Figure 2 32 Figure 2 32 Removing the CD ROM Drive Converter Board 3 Remove four screws two on each side of the drive module as shown in Figure 2 33 4 Gently pull the drive out of the drive module as shown in Figure 2 33 ...

Page 75: ...Replacing Removable Media Devices 007 4047 001 59 Figure 2 33 Removing the CD ROM Drive from the Drive Module ...

Page 76: ...is as described in Removing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 51 2 Insert the CD ROM drive into the drive module as shown in Figure 2 34 3 Tighten the two screws located on the side of the drive module that is in contact with the side of the chassis as shown in Figure 2 34 Figure 2 34 Installing the CD ROM Drive into the Drive Module ...

Page 77: ... screw on the tip of a small Phillips screwdriver as shown in Figure 2 35 Note If the type of Phillips screwdriver you are using does not allow a screw to stay balanced on the tip of the screwdriver see step 5 for an alternative procedure Pass the screw through the drive module opening and tighten the screw Repeat this procedure for the other screw Figure 2 35 Securing the CD ROM drive to the Driv...

Page 78: ...eps Using needle nose pliers hold one of the screws through the hole in the drive module With your other hand tighten the screw with a small Phillips screwdriver Repeat this procedure for the other screw 6 Install the diskette drive module as described in Installing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 54 7 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23...

Page 79: ...mended that two people be available for some of the hard drive replacement steps Removing a Hard Drive Follow these steps to remove a hard drive 1 Remove the chassis cover and the front panel as described in Opening the Chassis on page 21 2 Remove the EMI filler panel from in front of the hard drive by pulling it straight away from the chassis ...

Page 80: ...1 2 Removing and Replacing System Components 3 Disconnect the power cable and the data cable from the back of the hard drive as shown in Figure 2 36 Figure 2 36 Removing Hard Drive Cables Data cables Power connectors ...

Page 81: ...7 001 65 4 Remove two of the four screws that attach the hard drive to the chassis as shown in Figure 2 37 The first two screws that you remove should be diagonally located Figure 2 37 Removing Two of Four Hard Disk Drive Screws 5V ...

Page 82: ... two screws as shown in Figure 2 38 Figure 2 38 Removing the Hard Disk Drive Note If the drive is not held in place when the last 2 screws are removed it will fall In order to avoid damage to the hard drive and if there is no other person available to help with this task place a soft object under the drive to absorb the shock 5V 5V ...

Page 83: ...rive out of the chassis 7 Insert the EMI filler panel into the chassis if no other drive is to be installed Note Ensure that the arrow on the EMI filler panel points up 8 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 ...

Page 84: ... the Chassis on page 21 2 Remove the EMI filler panel by pulling it away from the chassis 3 Ensure that the master slave jumper on the hard drive is set correctly 4 Place the hard drive with the screw holes and connectors facing up in the chassis 5 While another person holds the hard drive up against the frame tighten two diagonally located screws to secure the drive in place as shown in Figure 2 ...

Page 85: ...isk Drive Note If there is no other person available to help with this task place an object under the hard drive to allow you to tighten the first two screws 6 Tighten the remaining two screws 7 Connect the power cable and the data cable to the back of the hard drive 5V 5V ...

Page 86: ...the EMI filler panel into the chassis Note Ensure that the arrow on the EMI filler panel points up 9 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 and the front panel as described in Removing and Installing the Front Panel on page 24 ...

Page 87: ...e 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Remove the intrusion alert microswitch module as described in Replacing the Intrusion Alert Microswitch Cable Module on page 48 3 Disconnect the power supply cable from the system board See Figure 2 40 for the location of the system board power supply connector Figure 2 40 Location of the System Board Power Supply...

Page 88: ...lacing System Components 4 Disconnect the power supply cable from the hard drives See Figure 2 41 for the location of the hard drive power supply connectors Figure 2 41 Location of the Hard Drive Power Supply Connectors Power connectors ...

Page 89: ...Replacing the Power Supply Module 007 4047 001 73 5 Remove the metal air guide plate by releasing the two screws as shown in Figure 2 42 Figure 2 42 Removing the Air Guide Plate Air guide plate ...

Page 90: ...ting it from the power supply module and gently detaching it from the power socket module as shown in Figure 2 43 Note The plastic plenum adheres to the sides of the power socket module Proceed with care to free the plenum from the power socket module Figure 2 43 Removing the Plastic Plenum Plenum ...

Page 91: ...ng the Power Supply Module 007 4047 001 75 7 Remove the three screws from the power supply module as shown in Figure 2 44 Figure 2 44 Removing the Power Supply Module Power supply module Power socket assembly ...

Page 92: ... 9 Lift up the power supply module from the chassis as shown in Figure 2 44 Installing the Power Supply Module Follow these steps to install the power supply module 1 Place the power supply module in the chassis as shown in Figure 2 45 2 Tighten three screws to attach the power supply socket module to the rear panel as shown in Figure 2 45 ...

Page 93: ...Replacing the Power Supply Module 007 4047 001 77 Figure 2 45 Installing the Power Supply Module Power supply module Power socket assembly ...

Page 94: ... with the air vent on the power supply socket module using the adhesive sides of the plenum to stick it into position as shown in Figure 2 46 Align the wide part of the plenum with the power supply fan opening Figure 2 46 Installing the Plastic Plenum 4 Tighten three screws to secure the power supply module to the chassis as shown in Figure 2 45 Plenum ...

Page 95: ...guide plate and secure it with two screws as shown in Figure 2 47 Note Ensure that all cables fit within the metal air guide plate opening so that no cables are stuck between the air guide plate and the chassis Figure 2 47 Installing the Metal Air Guide Plate Air guide plate ...

Page 96: ... power supply connector 7 Connect the power supply cable to the hard drives See Figure 2 41 on page 72 for the location of the hard drive power supply connectors 8 Install the intrusion alert microswitch module as described in Replacing the Intrusion Alert Microswitch Cable Module on page 48 9 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 ...

Page 97: ...sink assembly and unhook the other metal bracket See step C in Figure 2 48 Remove the fan heatsink assembly from the processor Note Avoid touching the thermal conductive grease on the bottom of the fan heatsink and the top of the processor 4 Pull up the socket lever see step D in Figure 2 48 The processor pins will be automatically released from the socket holes 5 Lift the processor from the socke...

Page 98: ...82 007 4047 001 2 Removing and Replacing System Components Figure 2 48 Removing a Processor D A B C ...

Page 99: ...chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Pull up the socket lever 3 Remove the terminator board if present 4 Insert the processor making sure that pin 1 indicated by a triangle at the corner of the processor connects to hole 1 of the socket as shown in Figure 2 49 Caution Do not touch the pins on the processor so as to ensure long term reliable contact 5 Pull down the ...

Page 100: ...sor Spread a small amount of thermal conductive grease on the top center of the processor Tilt the heatsink fan assembly on the processor so as to be able to hook the metal bracket that is facing the front of the chassis over the retaining hook on the CPU socket See step D in Figure 2 49 Place the heatsink fan assembly flat on the processor Push the releasing tab to latch the other metal bracket o...

Page 101: ...m board See Figure 2 50 for the location of the fan heatsink cable connectors Figure 2 50 Location of the Fan Heatsink Cable Connector 8 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 5V 3 3V Fan heatsink cable connector Fan heatsink cable connector ...

Page 102: ...ard Follow these steps to install a processor terminator board in an empty processor socket 1 Pull up the socket lever 2 Insert the processor terminator board making sure that pin 1 indicated by a triangle at the corner of the processor terminator board connects to hole 1 of the socket as shown in Figure 2 51 Caution Do not touch the pins on the processor terminator board so as to ensure long term...

Page 103: ...e the DIMM as shown in Figure 2 52 Note To gently disengage the DIMM from the socket place your fingers on the top of the DIMM before you press the retaining clips Caution The DIMM closest to the processors DIMM 1 may touch the processor fan cages during the removal of the DIMM Proceed carefully do not apply excessive lateral pressure on the DIMM socket 3 Install the chassis cover as described in ...

Page 104: ...88 007 4047 001 2 Removing and Replacing System Components Figure 2 52 Removing a DIMM 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 105: ...C 66 SDRAM DIMMs For a list of qualified vendors contact your reseller Each of the DIMM sockets is independent from the others This independence allows you to install DIMMs with different capacities to form different configurations Follow these steps to install a DIMM 1 Remove the chassis cover as described in Removing the Chassis Cover on page 21 2 Align the DIMM in an empty slot and press it in ...

Page 106: ...DIMM Note The DIMM socket is slotted to ensure proper installation If you slip in a DIMM but it does not completely fit you may have inserted it the wrong way Reverse the orientation of the DIMM 3 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 107: ...1 2 Push on the retaining clip and remove the old battery from its holder as shown in Figure 2 54 3 Push the new battery into its holder until the retaining clip snaps into place 4 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis Cover on page 23 Note The system uses a standard CR2032 3V lithium coin cell battery Figure 2 54 Replacing the CMOS Battery Retaining clip CMOS battery ...

Page 108: ...s described in Replacing the Rear Chassis Blowers on page 37 4 Disconnect all cables from the system board Note The diskette drive signal cable is delicate To disconnect the diskette drive signal cable from the diskette drive connector lift the connector retaining latch and then pull the signal cable out of the connector as shown in Figure 2 27 on page 52 5 Remove 12 screws from the system board 2...

Page 109: ...Replacing the System Board 007 4047 001 93 Figure 2 55 Removing the System Board ...

Page 110: ...stem board 1 Place the system board into the chassis so as to align the I O ports with their corresponding holes on the rear panel 2 Tighten 12 screws on the system board 2 jackscrews on serial port 1 and 2 jackscrews on the VGA port as shown in Figure 2 56 Figure 2 56 Installing the System Board ...

Page 111: ... To connect the diskette drive signal cable to the diskette drive connector follow the steps shown in Installing the Diskette Drive CD ROM Drive Module on page 54 4 Install the two rear system blowers as described in Installing a Rear System Blower on page 39 5 Install the link bar as described in Installing the Link Bar on page 27 6 Install the chassis cover as described in Installing the Chassis...

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Page 113: ...hooting This chapter provides troubleshooting information for the SGI 1100 server The following topics are covered Error Beep Definitions Power On Self Test POST Checkpoints List POST Error Messages IPMI Event Log Index of Error Symptoms ...

Page 114: ...ilure 2 1 1 1 KBC keyboard controller self test failure or not installed 2 1 2 1 System DRAM refresh cycle out of specification 2 1 1 2 Shutdown byte in RTC CMOS R W failure 2 2 2 1 First 640KB of base memory R W test failure 2 2 1 2 BIOS code in flash ROM is corrupted 2 1 1 Video buffer failure 1 1 Console does not exist and message displays to terminal 2 2 1 1 1 No memory installed 2 2 SPD revis...

Page 115: ...izes chipset point I 02H Determines BSP and counts total number of CPUs 04H Determines if the current booting procedure is from cold boot press reset button or turn the system on from warm boot press Ctrl Alt Del or from exiting BIOS setup At the beginning of POST port 64 bit 2 8042 system flag is read to determine whether this POST is caused by a cold or warm boot If it is a cold boot a complete ...

Page 116: ...me base The RTC has an embedded oscillator that generates 32 768 KHz frequency To initialize RTC time base turn on this oscillator and set a divisor to 32 768 so that RTC can count time correctly 1EH Checks for DRAM and determines DRAM type 2CH Tests 128K base memory The 128K base memory area is tested for POST execution The remaining memory area is tested later 23H Initializes BSP local APIC 30H ...

Page 117: ...Records wakeup status 58H Displays SGI logo if necessary Displays SGI copyright message if necessary Displays BIOS serial number 64H Tests keyboard interface The keyboard LEDs should flash once 5EH Loads Pentium Pro CPU update code 60H Initializes SRAM cache capacity Enables cache function 5CH Tests memory except the 128K base memory 5DH Builds MP system 8DH Activates application processor 57H Ini...

Page 118: ... head should be positioned 8FH Builds ACPI tables 95H IOROM initialization manager 88H Sets HDD type and features e g transfer speed mode etc Tests HDD controller 90H Displays POST status 96H IOROM initialization 13H Re hooks INT 13h 97H Moves boot sequence table to F segment A0H Sets time and day A4H Initializes security features A2H Initializes setup items A8H Sets up SMI parameters ACH Enables ...

Page 119: ...oints List 007 4047 001 103 B0H Checks power on password Displays configuration mode table Prepares for booting B1H Boots BDH Shutdown 5 BEH Shutdown A BFH Shutdown B Table 3 2 continued POST Checkpoints List Checkpoint Descriptions ...

Page 120: ... Management Memory SMM is bad This may be caused by the malfunction of system green function Replace the DIMMs Battery is Critical Low For notebook model only Recharge the battery Keyboard Interface Error Error in the interface between the system board and the keyboard Thekeyboardcircuit module may be defective Check the keyboard interface circuit or change the keyboard Keyboard Error or Keyboard ...

Page 121: ... drive controller Diskette Drive A Error Diskette drive A may be bad Replace the diskette drive Diskette Drive Controller Error This error is caused by any of the following 1 The diskette drive cable is not plugged into the diskette drive interface on the system board or to the diskette drive 2 The diskette drive controller is defective Check the diskette drive cable and its connections If the cab...

Page 122: ...n and reconfigure the system On board xxx Conflict s On Board device resources e g IRQ DMA I O address conflict Try to reassign or disable on board device resources PCI Device Error PCI device may be bad Check the PCI card Replace if bad System Resource Conflict Some system resources conflict with the resources required by the PCI device Run Setup to reconfigure the system IRQ Setting Error Wrong ...

Page 123: ...ry controller interrupt controller DMA controller etc Press Ctrl_Alt_Esc key to enter SETUP or F1 key to Continue A system configuration error is detected or the hardware configuration does not match the Setup configuration data in CMOS Press Ctrl Alt Esc to reconfigure the system Press ESC to turn off NMI or any key to reboot A Non Maskable Interrupt NMI has occurred Press Esc to reject NMI error...

Page 124: ...CPU Check CPU CPU Thermal Trip Thermtrip is issued when internal CPU temperature is too high BIOS logs this event and identifies which CPU issues it See Appendix A for location of CPU Restart system Check CPU fan connector Check CPU fan Check CPU CPU Processor Disabled CPU was disabled as detect result shows abnormal result It could be CPU thermal issue Check CPU fan Check CPU CPU Temperature Lowe...

Page 125: ...bnormal See note for threshold setting Check CPU fan connector Check CPU fan System Board Temperature Lower Critical Going Low Lower Critical Going High Upper Non critical Going Low Upper Non critical Going High Upper Critical Going Low Upper Critical Going High System board temperature is abnormal See note for threshold setting Restart system Check system fans Room Temperature Lower Critical Goin...

Page 126: ...SB3 USB4 Fuse Current of devices connected in USB1 USB2 USB3 USB4 is over the system limit Checkdevicesconnectedin the designated USB port Power Supply Predictive Failure Power supply is dead Check power supply Chassis Fan Assertion Chassis fan is dead Check chassis fan Watchdog BIOS POST POST is not completed Check BIOS checkpoints list Watchdog OS Load Problem in loading OS Check hard disk Watch...

Page 127: ...t password EMP BMC Disable CPU BMC disables CPU after detecting abnormal status of CPU Reset the system If the problem remains replace CPU BIOS Post Event Data 2 The event data 2 is POST error code Setup has to find the POST message table for displaying the message Check POST message table Secure Model Violation Unauthorized access Follow the correct procedure to access units Pre boot Password Vio...

Page 128: ...k and correction error and system is unable to fix it Check memory PCI PERR Parity Error Error occurs on PCI related on board chipset while doing parity checking This error message indicates the on board chipset location which is bus 1 device 0 and function 1 See schematics for location of the chipset Check system board PCI SERR System Error Error occurs on device or add on card of PCI slot Check ...

Page 129: ... Event Log 007 4047 001 113 Figure 3 1 Threshold Setting Levels NORMAL WARNING Upper Critical going high Lower Critical going low Upper Critical Lower Critical Lower Non Critical Upper Non Critical WARNING ...

Page 130: ...drive is not recognized Run BIOS Setup and enable the primary IDE channel Check cables and jumpers Check for correct device driver Diskette drive in use light stays on or the system bypasses the diskette drive If there is a diskette in the drive verify the following The diskette drive is enabled in the BIOS Setup The diskette is good and not damaged Try another diskette if you have one The diskett...

Page 131: ...fications for the SGI 1100 server system Table A 1 SGI 1100 Server Physical Specification Height 1u 1 75 in 4 45 cm Width 19 0 in 48 25 cm Depth 21 2 in 53 85 cm Weight 24 2 lbs 11 kg maximum configuration 32 lbs 14 5 kg with rack slides Temperature 5 C 41 F to 35 C 95 F operating 10 C 14 F to 60 C 149 F non operating Humidity 20 80 RH non condensing Vibration Operating unpacked Non operating pack...

Page 132: ...rver power requirements for an installation is Number of servers x 307W maximum power requirements for servers Thermal Dissipation The server has the following cooling systems Fan wall with three internal swappable fans Fan sink for each of two CPUs One internal power supply fan Two rear blowers A fully configured SGI 1100 server under maximum workload can produce approximately 1047 Btu hr Air tem...

Page 133: ...Jumper and Connector Information 007 4047 001 117 Jumper and Connector Information Figure A 1 shows the jumper and connector locations on the system board Figure A 1 System Board Layout ...

Page 134: ...zer CN1 CN6 CN36 IPMI connectors CN3 ATX power supply connector CN4 Upper PS 2 mouse connector Lower PS 2 keyboard connector CN5 Serial port connector CN7 CPU 1 thermal connector CN8 CPU 1 fan connector CN10 Left Serial 1 port Right VGA port CN13 CN19 CN20 CN23 CN28 Housing fan and blower connectors CN14 USB 1 and USB 2 connectors CN15 LED switchboard connector see Figure A 2 on page 121 CN16 LAN ...

Page 135: ...37 Wake on LAN connector CN39 Slim type FDD connector CN41 Event LED HDD fail connector CN42 12C connector CN43 IOCHRDY for debug CN46 Speaker connector CPU1 CPU slot 1 CPU2 CPU slot 2 DM1 to DM4 DIMM slots JP5 Event clear connector JP7 BIOS POST screen 1 2 No logo is shown 2 3 SGI logo is shown JP8 Password check 1 2 Password is not checked at power up 2 3 Password is checked at power up if passw...

Page 136: ...lled in second CPU socket 2 3 Second CPU is installed Note There is no default for this jumper since the setting depends on the system configuration single or dual CPU P2 64 bit 66 MHz PCI slot U10 ServerWorks LE north bridge U20 Intel 82559 LAN 1 chipset U21 ATI Rage XL video chipset U32 Intel 82559 LAN 2 chipset U92 ServerWorks LE south bridge OSB4 U93 BIOS chipset U99 SMC 47B277 super I O chips...

Page 137: ...Jumper and Connector Information 007 4047 001 121 Figure A 2 illustrates the LED switchboard CN15 connector settings Figure A 2 CN15 Connector Settings ...

Page 138: ...r Intel 82559 Memory controller Built in ServerWorks CNB30LE Champ North Bridge VGA controller ATI Rage XL E IDE controller Built in ServerWorks OSB4 Open South Bridge Keyboard controller Built in SMC FDC37B787 Super I O controller RTC Built in SMC FDC37B787 super I O controller Table A 4 Processor Specifications Item Specification Type Dual Intel Pentium III processor in Flip Chip Pin Grid Array ...

Page 139: ...IOS ROM size 512 KB BIOS ROM package 32 pin PLCC package Supported protocol PCI 2 2 APM 1 2 VESA DPMS VBE PM V1 0 DMI 2 03 E IDE 1 1 ACPI 1 0 ESCD 1 03 PnP 1 0a bootable CD ROM 1 0 USB 1 0 UHCI 1 0 PC97 compliant ANSI ATA 3 0 ATAPI Boot from CD ROM feature Yes Supports LS 120 drive No Supports BIOS boot block feature Yes BIOS password control Check bypass with JP8 setting SGI logo display control ...

Page 140: ...cations Item Specification First Level Cache Configurations Cache function control Second Level Cache Configurations applicable only to systems installed with a Pentium III processor Tag RAM location On processor L2 cache RAM location On processor L2 cache RAM type PBSRAM Pipelined burst Synchronous RAM L2 cache RAM size 256 KB L2 cache RAM speed Full speed of the processor core clock frequency ad...

Page 141: ... 4 Supported memory type Registered ECC SDRAM Supported memory speed 133 MHz PC 133 Supported memory voltage 3 3 V Supported memory module package 168 pin DIMM Support parity check feature Yes Support Error Correction Code ECC feature Yes Memory module combinations You can install memory modules in any combination as long as it matches the above specifications Table A 10 Memory Combinations DIMM1 ...

Page 142: ...7 Function control Enable disable by BIOS setup Table A 12 VGA Interface Specifications Item Specification VGA controller ATI Rage XL VGA controller resident bus PCI bus VGA memory 4 MB SDRAM Table A 13 IDE Interface Specifications Item Specification IDE controller Built in RCC OSB4 Open South Bridge IDE controller resident bus PCI bus Number of IDE channel 2 CN 21 CN 27 Supported IDE interface E ...

Page 143: ...rted diskette drive formats 360 KB 720 KB 1 2 MB 1 44 MB 2 88 MB 3 mode format and slim type diskette drive Function control Enable disable by BIOS setup Table A 15 Serial Port Specifications Item Specification Serial port controller Built in SMC FDC37B787 super I O controller Serial port controller resident bus ISA bus Number of serial ports 2 Serial port locations CN10 CN5 Supports 16550 UART Ye...

Page 144: ...ROM Reserved for ROM on I O adapters 00D4000 00D7FFF 16 KB I O expansion ROM Reserved for ROM on I O adapters 00D8000 00DBFFF 16 KB I O expansion ROM Reserved for ROM on I O adapters 00DC000 00DFFFF 16 KB I O expansion ROM Reserved for ROM on I O adapters 00E0000 00E7FFF 32 KB for SCSI BIOS Reserved for SCSI BIOS 00E8000 00EFFFF 32 KB Reserved on board 00F0000 00FFFFF 64 KB BIOS System ROM BIOS RO...

Page 145: ...peed status register 0A0 0BF Interrupt controller 2 8259 0C0 0DF DMA controller 2 8237 0F0 CLEAR math co processor BUSY 0F1 RESET math co processor 0F8 0FF Math co processor 4A0 System I O port Bit 3 On board VGA enable disable 1 Disable 0 Enable Bit 0 On board LAN 1 enable disable Bit 1 On board LAN 2 enable disable 1 Disable 0 Enable Bit 2 On board SCSI enable disable 1 Enable 0 Disable Table A ...

Page 146: ...ssword check control 0CF8 PCI configuration address reg 0CFC PCI configuration data reg 1F0 1F7 Fixed hard disk 278 27F Parallel port 2 2F8 2FF Serial port 2 378 37F Parallel port 1 3B0 3BF Monochrome display 3C0 3CF EGA VGA SVGA 3D0 3DF CGA VGA SVGA 3F0 3F7 Floppy disk controller 3F7 3FF Serial port 1 000 01F DMA controller 1 8237 020 027 Interrupt controller 1 8259 Table A 17 continued I O Addre...

Page 147: ...errupt Channel Function IRQ0 Timer output 0 IRQ1 Keyboard IRQ2 Cascade IRQ3 Serial port 2 IRQ4 Serial port 1 IRQ5 Reserved IRQ6 Floppy diskette IRQ7 Parallel port IRQ8 Real time clock IRQ9 Reserved IRQ10 Reserved IRQ11 Reserved IRQ12 PS 2 mouse IRQ13 Numeric processor IRQ14 Embedded hard disk IRQ15 Reserved Table A 19 PCI Interrupt Routing 1 PCI Devices INTA INTB INTC INTD Slot 1 PIRQ5 PIRQ11 PIRQ...

Page 148: ...0 Table A 20 PCI Interrupt Routing 2 PCI Devices INTA INTB INTC INTD Slot 1 INTIN5 APIC2 INTIN11 APIC2 INTIN13 APIC2 INTIN15 APIC2 LAN 1 INTIN1 APIC2 LAN 2 INTIN10 APIC2 VGA INTIN0 APIC2 Table A 21 On board Device ID IRQ Map Table Device AD IDSEL LAN 1 AD27 14h PCI slot 1 SAD23 7h VGA AD29 0Dh LAN 2 AD28 0Ch Table A 19 continued PCI Interrupt Routing 1 PCI Devices INTA INTB INTC INTD ...

Page 149: ...5xxxx BIN Note xxxx is the version number such as A1S4 4 Enter Setup and select the Boot Options menu Specify Floppy Disk A as the first boot device See the SGI 1100 Server User s Guide 007 4337 001 for Setup instructions 5 Insert the previously prepared diskette into the SGI 1100 floppy drive and reboot the system 6 Once the system boots into DOS from the diskette it will automatically run the AU...

Page 150: ...OS Firmware 7 When the system indicates that the flash procedure is complete remove the diskette and reboot the system 8 Go to BIOS setup load the default parameters save them and exit 9 Store the diskette in a safe place for future use ...

Page 151: ...uts This Appendix contains port pinout information for the following ports PS 2 Keyboard Port on page 136 PS 2 Mouse Port on page 137 VGA Port DB15 HD on page 138 Serial Ports on page 139 USB Ports on page 140 Ethernet Ports RJ45 on page 141 ...

Page 152: ...keyboard port Figure C 1 shows the PS 2 keyboard port Figure C 1 Keyboard Port Pinout Table C 1 shows the cable pinout assignments for the keyboard port Table C 1 Keyboard Port Pinout Pin Assignment 1 Keyboard Data 2 Reserved 3 Ground 4 Keyboard Power 5V 5 Keyboard Clock 6 Reserved 1 2 5 6 3 4 ...

Page 153: ...ndard PS 2 mouse port Figure C 2 shows the PS 2 mouse port Figure C 2 Mouse Port Pinout Table C 2 shows the cable pinout assignments for the mouse port Table C 2 Mouse Port Pinout Pin Assignment 1 Mouse Data 2 Reserved 3 Ground 4 Mouse Power 5V 5 Mouse Clock 6 Reserved 1 2 5 6 3 4 ...

Page 154: ...B15 HD Port Pinout Table C 3 shows the cable pinout assignments for the DB15 HD video port Table C 3 DB15 HD Port Pinout Pin Assignment Pin Assignment 1 Red 9 No Connect 2 Green 10 Ground 3 Blue 11 Ground 4 Ground 12 IIC Data 5 Ground 13 Horizontal Sync 6 Red Return 14 Vertical Sync 7 Green Return 15 IIC Clock 8 Blue Return 11 15 14 13 12 6 1 5 4 3 2 10 ...

Page 155: ...e C 4 shows the serial port Figure C 4 Serial Port Pinout Table C 4 shows cable pinout assignments for the serial ports Table C 4 Serial Port Pinout Pin Assignment Description 1 DCD Data Carrier Detect 2 RD Receive Data 3 TD Transmit Data 4 DTR Data Terminal Ready 5 SG Signal Ground 6 DSR Data Set Ready 7 RTS Request to Send 8 CTS Clear to Send 9 RI Ring Indicator 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 156: ... pin USB ports Figure C 5 shows the USB port Figure C 5 USB Port Pinout Table C 5 shows the cable pinout assignments for the USB ports Table C 5 USB Port Pinout Pin Assignment Color Comment 1 VCC Red Cable power 2 Data White 3 Data Green 4 Ground Black Cable ground 1 4 3 2 ...

Page 157: ...or 100 Mbps and type half duplex or full duplex at bootup based on what they are connected to Figure C 6 shows the Ethernet port Figure C 6 Ethernet Port Pinout Table C 6 shows the cable pinout assignments for the Ethernet port Table C 6 Ethernet Port Pinout Pin Assignment 1 Transmit 2 Transmit 3 Receive 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 Receive 7 Reserved 8 Reserved 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 100 Mb 10 Mb ...

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Page 159: ...3 removing 21 chassis fan cage installing 34 removing 32 chipset north bridge 3 south bridge 3 compatibility 1 D DIMMs installing 89 removing 87 diskette drive installing 57 removing 56 diskette drive signal cable connecting 54 disconnecting 52 diskette drive CD ROM drive module installing 54 removing 51 E EMI filler panel installing 70 removing 63 error beep definitions 98 ESD Precautions 20 Ethe...

Page 160: ...e module 50 LED cable module 41 link bar 27 microswitch cable module 50 plenum 78 power supply module 76 power switch cable module 44 processor 83 processor terminator board 86 rear chassis blowers 39 riser card 29 system board 94 USB daughterboard cable module 47 Intelligent Chassis Management Bus ICMB 14 Intelligent Platform Management Bus IPMB 13 Intelligent Platform Management Interface IPMI 1...

Page 161: ...pported host bus frequencies 2 terminator board 86 processor terminator board installing 86 publications obtaining xv R rear chassis blowers installing 39 removing 37 removing blowers 37 CD ROM drive 58 chassis cover 21 chassis fan cage 32 DIMMs 87 diskette drive 56 diskette drive CD ROM drive module 51 EMI filler panel 63 fan 36 fan cage 32 front panel 24 hard drive 63 intrusion alert microswitch...

Page 162: ...146 007 4047 001 Index system board installing 94 removing 92 system event log 108 T thermal dissipation 116 threshold setting level 112 U USB daughterboard cable module replacing 45 V video subsystem 3 ...

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