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SB402-LB

Storage Server Barebone
User's Manual

UM_SB402-LB_v3.1_120716

Summary of Contents for SB402-LB

Page 1: ...SB402 LB Storage Server Barebone User s Manual UM_SB402 LB_v3 1_120716 ...

Page 2: ...talling the HDD backplane Module 23 2 7 Removing and Installing a PSU Module 25 2 8 Removing and Installing a PCIe Card 26 2 9 Removing and Installing a RJ45 Module 29 2 10 Tool less Blade Slide Installation Instruction 32 Chapter 3 Motherboard Settings 39 3 1 Motherboard block diagram 39 3 2 Motherboard block diagram 40 3 3 Motherboard Content List 41 3 4 Internal Connectors Jumpers 42 3 5 LEDs 5...

Page 3: ...ts 5 3 Connect to BMC 64 5 4 Web UI 65 5 4 Updating BMC Firmware 72 Chapter 6 Hardware Introduction 73 6 1 HARDWARE DESIGN SPECIFICATION 73 6 2 HARDWARE DESIGN SPECIFICATION 81 Chapter 7 Technical Support 90 ...

Page 4: ...Copyright 2016 AIC Inc All Rights Reserved This document contains proprietary information about AIC products and is not to be disclosed or used except in accordance with applicable agreements ...

Page 5: ...ception It is essential that only the supplied power cord be used 2 Use only shielded cables to connect I O devices to this equipment 3 You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment Disclaimer AIC shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein The...

Page 6: ...m unit chassis for a few seconds This will help to discharge any static electricity on your body Place this equipment on a stable surface when install A drop or fall could cause injury Please keep this equipment away from humidity Carefully mount the equipment into the rack in such manner that it won t be hazardous due to uneven mechanical loading This equipment is to be installed for operation in...

Page 7: ...uipment 3 The equipment has been exposed to moisture 4 The equipment does not work well or will not work according to its user manual 5 The equipment has been dropped and or damaged 6 The equipment has obvious signs of breakage 7 Please disconnect this equipment from the AC outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid or detergent for cleaning The use of a moisture sheet or cloth is recommended for cl...

Page 8: ...damaged If any damage is found do not remove the components contact the dealer where the subsystem was purchased for further instructions Before continuing first unpack the subsystem and verify that the contents of the shipping carton are all there and in good condition Enclosure Power supply fan 36 x 3 5 HDD tray included Power cord Screws kit x 1set Include console serial cable Slide rail x 1set...

Page 9: ...gement Processor Baseboard Management Controller Intelligent Platform Interface 2 0 IPMI 2 0 iKVM Media Redirection IPMI over LAN Serial over LAN SMASH Support Network Controllers Intel Ethernet Controller X540 BT2 dual port 10 GbE 10GBASE T PCIe v2 1 x8 Or Intel Ethernet Controller I350 AM2 dual port GbE PCIe v2 0 co lay with Intel X540 BT2 MOQ required Intel Ethernet Controller I210 AT single po...

Page 10: ...ction 1 3 General Information SB402 LB is a 4U rackmount chassis with 36x3 5 HDD hot swap Bays at front and single 12G expander on HDD Backplane which is a high performance server storage product Front Panel 2 x USB3 0 ports 24 x 3 5 hotswap HDD trays ...

Page 11: ...4 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 1 Product Introduction Rear Panel ...

Page 12: ...5 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 1 Product Introduction Major Components ...

Page 13: ... screw 1 and loosen it by giving it two rotations and stop see letter A IMPORTANT Do not fully loosen Proceed to screw 2 and loosen it by giving it two rotations and stop see letter B Similarly loosen screws 3 and 4 Repeat steps A and B by giving each screw two rotations each time until all screws are loosened Lift the heatsink straight up see letter C R E M O V E R E M O V E L G A 2 0 1 1 3 S U P...

Page 14: ...r by doing the following 1 Touch the metal chassis before touching the processor or server board Keep part of your body in contact with the metal chassis to dissipate the static charge while handling the processor 2 Avoid moving around unnecessarily R E M O V E R E M O V E L G A 2 0 1 1 3 S U P P L I E R I D E N T I F I C A T I O N H E R E I N S T A L L P R O C E S S O R B E F O R E R E M O V I N ...

Page 15: ... Plate see letter A While holding down the lever handle with your other hand lift open the Load Plate see letter B B REMOVE RE M O V E L G A 2 0 1 1 3 S U P P L I E R I D E N T I F I C A T I O N H E R E I N S T A L L P R O C E S S O R B E F O R E R E M O V I N G C O V E R S A V E A N D R E P L A C E C O V E R I F P R O C E S S O R I S R E M O V E D A ...

Page 16: ...e letter C Carefully place Do NOT drop the CPU into the socket CAUTION The pins inside the CPU socket are extremely sensitive Other than the CPU no object should make contact with the pins inside the CPU socket A damaged CPU socket pin may render the socket inoperable and will produce erroneous CPU or other system errors if used NOTE The underside of the processor has components that may damage th...

Page 17: ... down on the locking lever on the CLOSE 1st side see letter A Slide the tip of the lever under the notch in the load plate see letter B Make sure the load plate tab engages under the socket lever when fully closed b Repeat the steps to latch the locking lever on the other side see letter C Latch the levers in the order as shown NOTE The socket cover should be saved and re used should the processor...

Page 18: ...s screwdriver start with screw 1 and engage screw threads by giving it two rotations and stop see letter C Do not fully tighten Proceed to screw 2 and engage screw threads by giving it two rotations and stop see letter D Similarly engage screws 3 and 4 Repeat steps C and D by giving each screw two rotations each time until each screw is lightly tightened up to a maximum of 8 inch lbs torque see le...

Page 19: ...2 1 4 Removing the Processor NOTE Remove the processor by carefully lifting it out of the socket taking care NOT to drop the processor and not touching any pins inside the socket Install the socket cover if a replacement processor is not going to be installed ...

Page 20: ...the CPU0 and CPU1 and align the heatsink screws with the screw holes in the motherboard CPU0 CPU1 Caution Possible thermal damage Avoid moving the heatsink after it has contacted the top of the CPU Too much movement could disturb the layer of thermal compound causing voids and leading to ineffective heat dissipation and component damage ...

Page 21: ...emory This server board supports up to sixteen DDR4 1333 1600 1866 2133 Registered ECC SDRAM RDIMM Load Reduced DIMM LRDIMM JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 JBMC_DP ...

Page 22: ...1 CPU1 CPU0 DIMM Numbers DIMM ARRANGMENT 2 DIMMs CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JDIMMF1 JDIMMD1 JDIMMC1 JDIMMC0 JDIMMD0 JDIMMF0 JDIMME1 JDIMME0 JDIMMG0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMA0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMB1 CPU0 CPU1 4 DIMMs CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JDIMM_H0 JDIMM_B0 6 DIMMs CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JDIMM_H0 JDIMM_B0 JDIMM_E0 JDIMM_C0 JDIMMF1 JDIMMD1 JDIMMC1 JDIMMC0 JDIMMD0 JDIMMF0 JDIMME1 JDI...

Page 23: ...MF1 JDIMMD1 JDIMMC1 JDIMMC0 JDIMMD0 JDIMMF0 JDIMME1 JDIMME0 JDIMMG0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMA0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMB1 CPU0 CPU1 CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JDIMM_G1 JDIMM_A1 JDIMM_H0 JDIMM_B0 JDIMM_F0 JDIMM_D0 JDIMM_E0 JDIMM_C0 10 DIMMs CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JDIMM_G1 JDIMM_A1 JDIMM_H0 JDIMM_B0 JDIMM_H1 JDIMM_B1 JDIMM_F0 JDIMM_D0 JDIMM_E0 JDIMM_C0 12 DIMMs CPU1 CPU0 JDIMM_G0 JDIMM_A0 JD...

Page 24: ... LB User s Manual 2 2 2 DIMM Installation Procedure Unlock a DIMM socket by pressing the retaining clips outward Insert module vertically and press down until it snaps into place Note DIMM notch and socket bump must align as shown DIMM notch ...

Page 25: ...Chapter 2 Hardware Installation 18 SB402 LB User s Manual 2 3 Removing and Installing Top Cover Pushing release button on both side and slide forward the top cover to open cover ...

Page 26: ...ing Removing a Hard Disk Drive 2 4 1 Installing a Hard Disk Drive Directly place HDD into tool less HDD tray untli it snaps Please check if the screw holes on HDD match the dimples on HDD tray HDD can also be screwed on HDD tray by fastening two screws as picture showed ...

Page 27: ... 20 SB402 LB User s Manual 2 4 2 Insert the drive tray into chassis HDD cage Make sure the drive tray is correctly secured in place when its front edge aligns with the bay edge Push the tray lever until it reaches the end and clicks ...

Page 28: ...21 Chapter 2 Hardware Installation SB402 LB User s Manual 2 5 Removing and Installing a Fan Module 2 5 1 Removing a fan module Grabbing and removing the fan module from the fan slot ...

Page 29: ... SB402 LB User s Manual Pull the fan module up gently and taking out the fan module by removing rubbers out from the fan bar 2 6 2 Installing a Fan Module Make sure the 4 rubbers and connector insert firmly while fan module is inserted ...

Page 30: ...ng the HDD backplane Module 2 6 1 Removing a HDD backplane Unplugging all connectors HDDs from HDD backplane Release the lock pin 2 6 2 Installing a HDD backplane module Slide the HDD backplane module into enclosures Secure the HDD backplane module onto the enclosures using the screws ...

Page 31: ... up and remove the blackplane to the a little bit up from hook then can get out 2 6 3 Installing a HDD backplane module follow the reverse order Align the backplane with the hooks and insert it into the enclosure firmly Lock the backplane Follow the reverse order ...

Page 32: ... a PSU Module 2 7 1 Removing a PSU module 1 Removing power cable and loosen the thumb screw 2 Pushing the latch and hold the tray handle 3 Pull the PSU module tray handle out gently to slides out the PSU module 2 7 2 Installing a PSU Module To install PSU module follow the reverse order ...

Page 33: ...ower supply 2 8 1 Installing a PCIe Card Remove PCI Bracket Slot Cover Take the card and check for downside printedbord connectors keep that connector sitd downward and either side in your hand chek the below position 1 Location to external connector side of card 2 Location to fix right downside of the card 3 PCI Slot to put card printedbord connectors v u ...

Page 34: ...anual Insert the card gently rolling in the side right between the edge of the motherboard and the wall of the Storage Server Barbone Press firmly to completely plug the card into the PCI slot and the screws in Storage Server Barbone 4 Location of screws ...

Page 35: ...apter 2 Hardware Installation 28 SB402 LB User s Manual Check your earthing is working properly Turn on your Storage Server Barbone system detects new hardware To remove PCIe Card follow the reverse order ...

Page 36: ...Removing and Installing a RJ45 Module Turn off your Storage Server Barebone and disconnect the power supply 2 9 1 Installing a RJ45 Module Remove PCI Bracket Slot Cover Take the RJ45 module insert onto the chassis Be sure the RJ45 module insert to chassis properly ...

Page 37: ...LB User s Manual Type v 1 Punch out additional flashing on the I O shield to make room for RJ45 module 2 Align the module to the top and botton of the I O shield for correct direction 3 Secure the RJ45 module on the I O shield using the screws ...

Page 38: ...n SB402 LB User s Manual 2 9 2 Configure the RJ45 function setting Insert one end of the cable into port LAN3 of the barebone Insert the other end of the cable into the corresponding port LAN4 on site of the barebone 1 Type u 2 Type v ...

Page 39: ...al 2 10 Tool less Blade Slide Installation Instruction Separate the tool less slide rail 2 10 1 Pull the inner rail out of the outer rail until it is fully extended Press the locking tab down to release the inner rail PULL Outer Rail Middle Rail Inner Rail ...

Page 40: ... s Manual 2 10 2 Place the inner rail firmly against the side of the chassis Make sure that the hooks are straight and aligned with the holes in the inner rail Slide the inner rail forward until it clicks into the locked position Screw Screw 1 2 3 3 ...

Page 41: ...Chapter 2 Hardware Installation 34 SB402 LB User s Manual 2 10 3 Press the locking tab and push the middle rail back into the outer rail ...

Page 42: ...35 Chapter 2 Hardware Installation SB402 LB User s Manual 2 10 4 Hang the hooks of the rails on the rack holes and if necessary secure with screws 1 2 Optional Screws ...

Page 43: ...Chapter 2 Hardware Installation 36 SB402 LB User s Manual 2 10 5 Repeat step 2 7 4 to mount the four ends extending the rails as necessary ...

Page 44: ...l out of the front of the outer rail and make sure that the ball bearing shuttle is locked at the front of the middle rail Align the inner rails with the middle rails and then push evenly on both sides of the chassis until it clicks into the fully extended position Ball Bearing Shuttle ...

Page 45: ... 7 Depress the locking tabs on both sides of the chassis simultaneously and push the chassis all the way into the rear of the rack If additional security is required secure the chassis handles to the front of the rack with two screws optional Screw Screw Complete ...

Page 46: ...oard Setting This section describes the jumpers internal connectors and internal LEDs setting on Libra motherboard Motherboard layout and important jumper settings are listed as below 3 1 Motherboard block diagram Chapter 3 Motherboard Settings ...

Page 47: ...IO JTPM JPCH_GPIO JNGFF JINTRUDERJ BMC_I2C1 JBMC_RSTJBMC_DIS JLPC_DP JBMC_I2C10 JBUZZER JBMC_GPIO JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 J20 J18 JPMBUS J11 J12 JPWR2 JVGA_INT J1 JPWR1 J6 J7 J8 J9 J5 J4 RJ45 LAN1 RJ45 LAN2 RJ45 USB3 0 COM VGA J19 SATA7 SATA5 SATA3 SATA1 J15 J16 JPWR3 SATA8 SATA6 SAT...

Page 48: ...41 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 3 Motherboard Setting 3 3 Motherboard Content List ...

Page 49: ...MC_GPIO JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 J20 J18 JPMBUS JPWR2 JVGA_INT J1 JPWR1 J6 J7 J8 J9 J5 J4 J19 J15 JPWR3 J13 J14 JFRNT_SSI JUSB_INT JDOM_PWR J17 JPG_LOOK1 JBMC_DP M J12 J11 A SMB_PMBUS_CLK SMB_PMBUS_DATA PMBUS_ALERT_N GND 3 3V 1 5 JPMBUS 1 6 GND 12V FAN1_TACH PWM1 FAN1A_PRSNT_N LED_FAN...

Page 50: ...LT L J14 GND 12V FAN4_TACH PWM2 FAN2B_PRSNT_N LED_FAN2B_FAULT J13 M GND 12V FAN6_TACH PWM3 FAN3B_PRSNT_N LED_FAN3B_FAULT N J19 HM_TD8 HM_TD8 O JUSB_INT GND GND GND GND PCH_FP_USB3_TX_P3 PCH_FP_USB3_TX_N3 PCH_FP_USB3_RX_P3 PCH_FP_USB3_RX_N3 5V_USB23 KEY no pin 5V_USB23 PCH_FP_USB3_RX_N2 PCH_FP_USB3_RX_P2 PCH_FP_USB3_TX_N2 PCH_FP_USB2_N2 PCH_FP_USB3_TX_P2 PCH_FP_USB2_P2 PCH_FP_USB2_N3 PCH_USB_OC 23 ...

Page 51: ...PKR1 JNTB JCMOS JSSGPIO JSGPIO JTPM JPCH_GPIO JNGFF JINTRUDER JBMC_I2C1 JBMC_RST JBMC_DIS JLPC_DP JBMC_I2C10 JBUZZER JBMC_GPIO JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 J20 J18 JPMBUS J11 J12 JPWR2 JVGA_INT J1 JPWR1 J6 J7 J8 J9 J5 J4 J10 JCOM4 JLAN1 JLAN2 JSPKR1 JNTB JCMOS JSSGPIO JSGPIO JTPM J6 J7 J8...

Page 52: ...D 3 3V PCH_SSCLOCK PCH_SSDATAOUT0 PCH_SSLOAD PCH_SSLOAD 1 2 C JSSGPIO J 5V PCH_SPKR_M JSPKR1 1 MDI_N0 MDI_P1 MDI_N1 1 0V_PHY_I217 MDI_P0 JLAN2 L 1 2 9 10 GND MDI_N3 MDI_N2 MDI_P2 MDI_P3 DSRB DCDB RXDB CTSB RTSB JLAN4 N 1 2 9 10 TXDB RIB GND DTRB KEY no pin MDI_N0 MDI_P1 MDI_N1 1V5_DUAL_LAN4 MDI_P0 JLAN1 M 1 2 9 10 GND MDI_N3 MDI_N2 MDI_P2 MDI_P3 J10 K LAN3_TRAFFIC 3 3V_DUAL LAN3_LINK_100 LAN3_LINK...

Page 53: ...SSGPIO JSGPIO JTPM JPCH_GPIO JNGFF JINTRUDER JBMC_I2C1 JBMC_RST JBMC_DIS JLPC_DP JBMC_I2C10 JBUZZER JBMC_GPIO JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 J20 J18 JPMBUS J11 J12 JPWR2 JVGA_INT J1 JPWR1 J6 J7 J8 J9 J5 J4 JLCM JBMC_DP A B C D E F G H I J K JLCM CN1 CN2 J2 J3 JPCH_GPIO JLPC_DP J5 J4 JBMC_DP...

Page 54: ...08_1V8 NC SYS_HALT_L0 GND NC 1 9 2 10 D UART0_TX GND UART0_RX SAS3008_1VB 1 J5 E J3 3 3V SAS_LED_GPIO20 SAS_LED_GPIO20 SAS_LED_GPIO21 SAS_LED_GPIO17 SAS_LED_GPIO2 SAS_LED_GPIO18 SAS_LED_GPIO23 SAS_LED_GPIO19 GND F J2 3 3V SAS_LED_GPIO12 SAS_LED_GPIO8 SAS_LED_GPIO13 SAS_LED_GPIO9 SAS_LED_GPIO14 SAS_LED_GPIO10 SAS_LED_GPIO15 SAS_LED_GPIO11 GND SCOM2_T3OUT SCOM2_R4IN GND JBMC_DP G SW_PWR_BTN TXDC SW_...

Page 55: ...48 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 3 Motherboard Setting I J ...

Page 56: ...PETn0_SATA A PETp0_SATA A REFCLK_N REFCLK_P PERn3 PETn3 PETp3 PERn2 PERp2 PETn2 PETp2 PERp3 VCC3_3_2 VCC3_3_4 DAS_DSS O OD VCC3_3_16 NC NC NC NC NC PERST I 0_3V3 Reserved_MFG Data Reserved_MFG Clock NC NC NC DEVSLP I 0_3V3 NC NC NC CLKREQ IO 0_3V3 PEWake IO 0_3V3 SUSCLK 32kHz I 0_3V3 VCC3_3_74 VCC3_3_70 VCC3_3_72 NC VCC3_3_12 VCC3_3_14 VCC3_3_18 NC NC NC NC K 57 58 1 2 75 74 67 68 ...

Page 57: ...B JCMOS JSSGPIO JSGPIO JTPM JPCH_GPIO JNGFF JINTRUDER JBMC_I2C1 JBMC_RST JBMC_DIS JLPC_DP JBMC_I2C10 JBUZZER JBMC_GPIO JDIMME0 JDIMME1 JDIMMF0 JDIMMF1 JCPU1 JCPU0 JDIMMH1 JDIMMH0 JDIMMG1 JDIMMG0 JDIMMC0 JDIMMC1 JDIMMD0 JDIMMD1 JDIMMB1 JDIMMB0 JDIMMA1 JDIMMA0 J20 J18 JPMBUS J11 J12 JPWR2 JVGA_INT J1 JPWR1 J6 J7 J8 J9 J5 J4 RJ45 LAN1 RJ45 LAN2 RJ45 USB3 0 J19 J15 J16 JPWR3 J13 J14 JLAN2 JFRNT_SSI JU...

Page 58: ...D 12V 12V 12V 12V GND GND GND 1 8 5 JPWR1 C JVGA_INT D 1 2 15 16 GND GND GND GND DDC_CLKO GND GND NC NC AVSYNCO DACGOA DACBOA AHSYNCO DVO_5V DDC_DATAO DACROA JBMC_I2C10 E 1 I2C10SCL I2C10SDA GND JBUZZER F 1 5V BMC BUZZER JBMC_GPIO G GND SPICS1 I2C9SDA I2C9SCL BMC_GPY1 BMC_GPY2 1 2 5 6 I2C1SDA I2C1SCL J GND NC JBMC_I2C1 ...

Page 59: ...52 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 3 Motherboard Setting 3 5 LEDs 3 5 1 Front Panel LED ...

Page 60: ...53 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 3 Motherboard Setting 3 5 2 Rear Panel LED ...

Page 61: ...54 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 3 Motherboard Setting LED1 LED3 LED2 LED4 3 5 3 Internal LEDs ...

Page 62: ... Settings Caution When Quiet Boot IS enabled OEM LOGO WILL BE displayed INSTEAD OF POST MESSAGES There will be a message Entering SETUP displayed on the diagnostics screen Caution For the official released version the last digit of the BIOS Version must end in an 0 Press ESC to run the setup procedure ...

Page 63: ...56 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 4 BIOS Configuration and Settings Identify the BIOS Version Load Optimal Default setting Save the setting and exit the BIOS setup utility ...

Page 64: ...57 SB402 LB User s Manual Chapter 4 BIOS Configuration and Settings 4 1 Updating BIOS Important Notes To identify the current BIOS version please check out on BIOS setup ...

Page 65: ...S environment If you need to update Flash in the DOS environment please use H2OFFT D utility To use this utility you must include the flash bat H2OFFT D exe and bin file in the same folder Please follow the instructions to update whole flash part Execute flash bat to update Flash in the DOS environment Reboot system ...

Page 66: ...gs BMC management port Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings Insert Ethernet LAN cable into the BMC LAN port There are two methods to setup BMC IP 5 1 Method 1 Use the BIOS setup BIOS SETUP Server Mgmt BMC network configuration Configuration Address source Static ...

Page 67: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 60 Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 2 Input IP address Set static IP ...

Page 68: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 61 Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 3 Input subnet mask address ...

Page 69: ...Manual 62 Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 5 2 Method 2 Use a Dos tool Syscheck 1 Type sc lanset 2 Modify IP setting 3 Input IP address Note type 1 for selecting static IP mode or type 2 for selecting DHCP mode ...

Page 70: ...ion and Settings 4 Input submask address Below IP address is an example using a default IP setting User is allowed to change the IP address for realistic use 5 Finish BMC IP configuration Note Type sc exe langet command to obtain BMC IP and MAC address ...

Page 71: ...change the IP address for realistic use 1 Open the browser then type default BMC IP address 192 168 22 22 2 Use the default user name and password for first time login to BMC WEB GUI Field Default UserName admin Password admin Note The default user name and password are in lower case characters Note Users who login with the admin user name and password will have full administrative power The admin...

Page 72: ... to reload the console preview Sensor Monitoring It lists all available sensors on the device with information such as status name reading and status icon as well as a link to that sensor s page There are 3 possible states for a Sensor Green dot denotes a Normal state Yellow exclamation mark denotes a Warning state Red x denotes a Critical state The magnifying glass allows access to the Sensor det...

Page 73: ...wing Chassis information fields Area Format Version Chassis Type Chassis Part Number Chassis Serial Number Chassis Extra Board Information It displays the following Board information fields Area Format Version Language Manufacture Date Time Board Manufacturer Board Product Name Board Serial Number Board Part Number FRU File ID Board Extra Product Information It displays the following Product infor...

Page 74: ...pter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 5 4 3 Sensor Modification Enable disable sensors to match your system configuration After modify sensors please clear all logs via this BMC WEB GUI Server HealthgEvent LoggClear All Event Logs ...

Page 75: ...r s Manual 68 Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 5 4 4 Sensor reading All sensor related information will be displayed here Double click on a record to loggle ON OFF the live widget for that particular sensor ...

Page 76: ...n the device BMC Timezone Check this option to display the event log entries logged with the BMC Timezone value Client Timezone Check this option to display the event log entries logged with the Client user s Timezone value UTC Offset Displays the current UTC Offset value based on which event Time Stamps will be updated Navigational arrows can be used to selectively access different pages of the E...

Page 77: ...the Power On and Power Off button to control HDD status ACTIONS Power On Select a HDD to turn it power on Power off Select a HDD to turn it power off Icon status Green This slot inserted HDD and power on Blue This slot inserted HDD and power off Red This slot inserted HDD and got error Gray This slot not inserted HDD Orange This slot is rebuilding ...

Page 78: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 71 Chapter 5 BMC Configuration and Settings 5 4 7 Remote Control Environmental setting Press ALT C for local and remote OS mouse control switching ...

Page 79: ...C firmware Example A cd SB301C01 A SB301C01 a bat This is just an example The latest BMC firmware version is available from the FAE or AIC website 4 After update BMC firmware please power off and then power on system Notes 1 DO NOT USE EMM386 IN DOS ENVIRONMENT WHEN UPDATING FIRMWARE OR YOU WILL GET A FAIL 2 IN SOME CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER UPDATING BMC FIRMWARE OR CONFIG FILE YOU MIGHT NEED TO UN...

Page 80: ...r s Manual 73 Chapter 6 Hardware Instruction Chapter 6 Hardware Introduction This chapter provides detailed instruction guide on hardware instruction 6 1 HARDWARE DESIGN SPECIFICATION 6 1 1 Placement PCBA Placement ...

Page 81: ...onnector Location Connector Location JEXP_UART JEXP_UART JFAN3 JFAN3 JFAN4 JFAN4 JMCU_DBG JMCU_DBG JMCU_UART JMCU_UART JFRONT JFRONT SASHD3 SASHD3 JPWR2 JPWR2 JPWR1 JPWR1 JPMBUS JPMBUS JI2C3 JFAN1 JFAN2 JFAN2 JI2C4 JI2C4 JI2C0 JEXP2 JEXP2 SASHD2 SASHD2 SASHD1 SASHD1 ...

Page 82: ...Description 7 12V 1 GND 8 12V 2 GND 9 3 3V 3 GND 10 5V 4 MUTE_L 11 5VSTBY 5 PSU_N1 12 PS_ON_L 6 GND Power Connector JPWR2 PIN Description PIN Description 8 12V 1 GND 9 12V 2 GND 10 12V 3 GND 11 12V 4 GND 12 5V 5 GND 13 5V 6 GND 14 5V 7 GND PMBUS Connector JPMBUS PIN Description 1 GND 2 PMBUS_CLOCK 3 PMBUS_DATA 4 N A ...

Page 83: ...A 4 N A FAN Connector JFAN1 JFAN2 JFAN3 JFAN4 PIN Description 1 GND 2 I2C_CLOCK 3 I2C_DATA 4 N A Console for Expander JEXP_UART PIN Description PIN Description 2 DEBUG_RXD 1 SMART_RXD 4 12V 3 GND 6 DEBUG_TXD 5 SMART_TXD Remote Power Control JMCU_UART PIN Description PIN Description 2 DOWN_RXD 1 UP_RXD 4 GND 3 GND 6 DOWN_TXD 5 UP_TXD ...

Page 84: ... Three Fan JFAN1 JFAN2 and JFAN3 Open Close Close Four Fan JFAN1 JFAN2 JFAN3 and JFAN4 Power Module Fault Input PIN Description Remark 7 GND 8 Power Fault Input Active Low AT Mode Setting PIN Description Remark 9 GND 10 AT_SEL_N Active Low Temperature Warning LED PIN Description Remark 11 For External LED LED Anode 12 For External LED LED Cathode FAN Fail LED PIN Description Remark 13 For External...

Page 85: ...n Remark 17 GND 18 MUTE Input Active Low Power ID LED PIN Description Remark 19 For External LED LED Anode 20 For External LED LED Cathode Power SW PIN Description Remark 21 Power SW Input Active Low 22 GND PMBUS Support PIN Description Remark 23 PMBUS_Disable_N Active Low 24 GND ...

Page 86: ...f Normal Red Blinking Re build status Red On HDD Fault or Locate HDD SAS HD Link Status Blue On Link up Blue Blinking Activity detected Off Link down Expander Blink LED2 Blue Blinking Expander alive 0 833Hz 12 seconds per cycle Expander Heart Bit LED1 Blue Blinking Expander FW running MCU Status LED3 Yellow On MCU alive Yellow Off Boot loader mode LED3 LED3 SASHD Status LED SASHD Status LED LED2 L...

Page 87: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 80 Chapter 6 Hardware Instruction 6 1 5 Jumpers JMCU_RST Open Normal default Close Reset MCU JMD_SEL Open Normal default Close Boot loader mode JMCU_RST JMCU_RST JMD_SEL JMD_SEL ...

Page 88: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 81 Chapter 6 Hardware Instruction 6 2 HARDWARE DESIGN SPECIFICATION 6 2 1 Placement PCBA Placement ...

Page 89: ...UART JFRONT JMCU_DBG JMCU_UART JFRONT JFAN4 JFAN3 JFAN3 SASHD3 SASHD3 JI2C0 JI2C4 JEXP_UART JEXP_UART JEXP2 JFAN2 JFAN1 JI2C3 JPMBUS JPMBUS JPWR1 JPWR1 JPWR2 JPWR2 SASHD2 SASHD1 SASHD2 SASHD1 HDD10 HDD7 HDD4 HDD1 HDD2 HDD3 HDD5 HDD6 HDD8 HDD9 HDD11 HDD12 HDD10 HDD11 HDD12 HDD7 HDD8 HDD9 HDD4 HDD5 HDD6 HDD1 HDD2 HDD3 ...

Page 90: ...Description 7 12V 1 GND 8 12V 2 GND 9 3 3V 3 GND 10 5V 4 MUTE_L 11 5VSTBY 5 PSU_N1 12 PS_ON_L 6 GND Power Connector JPWR2 PIN Description PIN Description 8 12V 1 GND 9 12V 2 GND 10 12V 3 GND 11 12V 4 GND 12 5V 5 GND 13 5V 6 GND 14 5V 7 GND PMBUS Connector JPMBUS PIN Description 1 GND 2 PMBUS_CLOCK 3 PMBUS_DATA 4 N A ...

Page 91: ...A 4 N A FAN Connector JFAN1 JFAN2 JFAN3 JFAN4 PIN Description 1 GND 2 I2C_CLOCK 3 I2C_DATA 4 N A Console for Expander JEXP_UART PIN Description PIN Description 2 DEBUG_RXD 1 SMART_RXD 4 12V 3 GND 6 DEBUG_TXD 5 SMART_TXD Remote Power Control JMCU_UART PIN Description PIN Description 2 DOWN_RXD 1 UP_RXD 4 GND 3 GND 6 DOWN_TXD 5 UP_TXD ...

Page 92: ... Three Fan JFAN1 JFAN2 and JFAN3 Open Close Close Four Fan JFAN1 JFAN2 JFAN3 and JFAN4 Power Module Fault Input PIN Description Remark 7 GND 8 Power Fault Input Active Low AT Mode Setting PIN Description Remark 9 GND 10 AT_SEL_N Active Low Temperature Warning LED PIN Description Remark 11 For External LED LED Anode 12 For External LED LED Cathode FAN Fail LED PIN Description Remark 13 For External...

Page 93: ...n Remark 17 GND 18 MUTE Input Active Low Power ID LED PIN Description Remark 19 For External LED LED Anode 20 For External LED LED Cathode Power SW PIN Description Remark 21 Power SW Input Active Low 22 GND PMBUS Support PIN Description Remark 23 PMBUS_Disable_N Active Low 24 GND ...

Page 94: ...f Normal Red Blinking Re build status Red On HDD Fault or Locate HDD RSAS HD Link Status Blue On Link up Blue Blinking Activity detected Off Link down Expander Blink LED1 Blue Blinking Expander alive 0 833Hz 12 seconds per cycle Expander Heart Bit LED2 Blue Blinking Expander FW running MCU Status LED5 Yellow On MCU alive Yellow Off Boot loader mode LED5 LED5 SASHD Status LED SASHD Status LED LED1 ...

Page 95: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 88 Chapter 6 Hardware Instruction 6 2 5 Jumpers JMCU_RST Open Normal default Close Reset MCU JMD_SEL Open Normal default Close Boot loader mode JMCU_RST JMCU_RST JMD_SEL JMD_SEL ...

Page 96: ...SB402 LB User s Manual 89 Chapter 6 Hardware Instruction 6 2 6 Drive Slot Map ...

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