Intel AXXRMFBU4, Быстрая установка руководство пользователя

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5
General Installation Process
10
Mount the Super Capacitor Pack Module
to the Intel® Server Chassis
A
Ground yourself, and make sure that the system is grounded.
B
Place the Super Capacitor Pack module and the clip front-side-up
on a flat, clean, static-free surface.
C
Press the Super Capacitor Pack module into the clip until the
module clicks firmly into place, as shown in the following figure
(for reference only; actual shape of the product may vary from the
figure).
D
Locate the mounting holes for the Super Capacitor Pack module
clip in the Intel ® Server Chassis.
NOTE: Most of the Intel ® Server Chassis provide a position to
mount the Super Capacitor Pack module clip; the remote
mount board is not needed in this kind of scenario. Refer to the
Intel ® Server System User Guide for details of the position
where the Super Capacitor Pack module clip can be mounted.
C
E
Align the tabs on the clip with the mounting holes in the Intel ®
Server Chassis and slide the clip until the clip engages with the
mounting holes.
D
E
Fan Bulkhead
9
Install the Remote Mount Board on the
Motherboard
A
Make sure that the power to the chassis is still turned off, the power
cords are unplugged, and the chassis is grounded and has no AC
power.
B
Insert the remote mount board in a PCIe slot on the motherboard,
as shown in the following figure.
C
Press down gently, but firmly, to seat the board correctly in the slot.
D
Use the bracket screw to secure the remote mount board to the
system chassis.
NOTE: Some PCIe slots support only PCIe graphics cards. If a
remote mount board is installed in one of these slots, the
remote mount board will not function. Refer to your computer
documentation for information about the PCIe slot.
Intel ® RAID Controller
RS3DC080 as shown
Edge of
Motherboard
PCIe Slot
Bracket
Screw
Press
Here
Press
Here
Remote Mount
Board
RMFBU4 module
Super Capacitor Pack
module
E
Reinstall the computer cover, and reattach the power cords.
F
Turn on the power to the computer.
Refer to the Intel ® RAID Software User Guide for information about
running the RAID configuration utility and installing the software
drivers.