IBM System Cluster 1350, Установка и обслуживание

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Documentation
On-line documentation is now available to all system users, thus minimizing the
need for printed manuals. Manuals that are printed use at least 20% recycled,
alkaline bleached paper and water based ink. The manuals are 95% recyclable.
Packaging
Shipping containers for IBM eServer Cluster 1350 systems and their components
have been designed to meet the German Packaging Ordinance and the (US)
Institute of Packaging Professionals Environmentally Responsible Packaging
Handbook, R3P2. This compliance includes the following features:
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Wood is minimized, untreated and not permanently secured to unlike material.
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Cardboard and paper are free from foreign materials that impede recycling.
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Foams are CFC-free and are not permanently secured to unlike material.
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Plastics are free from foreign materials that impede recycling, with the
exception of static bags.
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Commingled or copolymer plastics are not used, with the exception of static
bags.
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The sum concentration of incidental levels of lead, cadmium, mercury and
hexavalent chromium is less than 0.01% by weight.
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Inks are water based with no heavy metal additives.
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The total package is 100% recyclable with the exception of static bags and
polyurethane foam, both of which are reusable.
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The total package is made of 10-20% recycled materials.
Upgradability
The modular design of the IBM eServer Cluster 1350 systems and their adherence
to industry standards allow the systems to be both scalable and easily upgradable.
Features include scalable memory, PCI I/O cards, standard 19 inch rack-mount
capability, and clustering for processing units.
Recycling
IBM eServer Cluster 1350 systems cabinets and peripherals all have steel
enclosures. The only significant plastic parts are the decorative cabinet doors and
top panel. Waste material from their molding process is recycled into production
parts. In addition, for ease of recycling, the ISO 11469 recycling mark designating
the plastic composition is displayed on the doors and panels.
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