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CRU Replacement and Server Upgrades 4-45
Replacing the Device Module
Your system contains two standard PC AT compatible peripheral devices that
are housed in the device module. The standard peripheral devices are as follows:
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Super floppy disk drive
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24X CD-ROM drive (supports 650 MB CD media).
The device module is a single CRU and is not hot-pluggable.
You must open the front door of the tower cabinet or the front cover of the rack-
mount system to turn the server power off before removing or installing the
device module.
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CAUTION
CD-ROM devices contain a laser system and are classified
as CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCTS. In case of any trouble
with a CD-ROM, please contact your nearest service
representative. To prevent direct exposure to the laser
beam, do not try to open the enclosure.
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of
procedures other than those recommended by the
manufacturer may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
To replace the device module perform the following procedures (see Figure
4-56).
1. Observe the safety and ESD precautions listed at the beginning of this
chapter.
2. Unlock and open the front door on the tower cabinet or front covers on the
rack-mount system. See Opening and Closing the Front Door of the Tower
Cabinet earlier in this chapter or Removing and Installing the Front Covers
of the Rack-Mount System earlier in this chapter.
3. Power off the system. Ensure the power cords are unplugged from the AC
wall outlet.
4. Remove the two screws securing the device module to the front panel of the
cabinet.
5. While holding the upper and lower tabs protruding from the device module
carefully pull it out of the cabinet.
- User's Guide 1
- 5800/320La/320La-R 1
- Contents 5
- 3 Configuring Your System 6
- 5 Problem Solving 7
- A Technical Specifications 8
- B ROMPilot 8
- Using This Guide 9
- Text Conventions 10
- Related Documents 11
- Safety Notices 12
- Using This Guide xi 13
- Care and Handling 14
- System Overview 15
- Overview 16
- System Overview 1-3 17
- Fault-Tolerant Hardware 18
- System Chassis 19
- 1-6 System Overview 20
- 1-8 System Overview 22
- System Overview 1-9 23
- 1-10 System Overview 24
- System Overview 1-11 25
- 1-12 System Overview 26
- Internal Board View 27
- Power Supplies 28
- CPU Modules 29
- Storage Bays 29
- 1-16 System Overview 30
- PCI modules 31
- PCI Adapter Cards 31
- Device Module 32
- Optional Components 32
- System Features 33
- System Memory 34
- SAF-TE Controller 34
- USB/IDE Controller 35
- Network Controller 35
- Peripheral Controller 36
- SCSI Controller 36
- Video Controller 36
- System Overview 1-23 37
- External Device Connectors 38
- 1-26 System Overview 40
- Setting Up the System 41
- Selecting a Site 42
- Unpacking the System 43
- Rack-Mount System Assembly 43
- Assembly 45
- 2-6 Setting Up the System 46
- A – Outer bracket 48
- B – Inner bracket 48
- C – Screws (8) 48
- Setting Up the System 2-9 49
- 2-10 Setting Up the System 50
- Setting Up the System 2-11 51
- 2-12 Setting Up the System 52
- Making Connections 53
- Connecting the Power Cord(s) 53
- 2-14 Setting Up the System 54
- Setting Up the System 2-15 55
- Using the System 56
- System Power 57
- Powering On the Server System 57
- 2-18 Setting Up the System 58
- Forcing a Power Shutdown 59
- Resetting the System 59
- 2-20 Setting Up the System 60
- Configuring Your System 61
- BIOS Setup Utility 63
- 3-4 Configuring Your System 64
- Main Menu 65
- Advanced Menu 66
- Advanced Submenu 67
- Processor Information Submenu 67
- Memory Information Submenu 68
- PCI Device Submenu 69
- Option ROM Submenu 70
- Keyboard Features Submenu 70
- Security Menu 71
- System Hardware Menu 73
- Thermal Sensor Submenu 74
- Wake On Events Submenu 74
- Console Redirection Submenu 74
- Boot Menu 75
- Exit Menu 75
- Fast!Util Utility 76
- Configuration Settings Menu 77
- value in 78
- Scan SCSI Bus 80
- SCSI Disk Utility 81
- Select Host Adapter 81
- Configuring System Jumpers 83
- Moving System Jumpers 85
- Clearing CMOS and Password 86
- CRU Replacement and Upgrades 87
- General Information 88
- Precautions 89
- Tower Cabinet 92
- Replacing CPU Modules 96
- Installing a CPU Module 98
- Installing a Processor 100
- Orientation Mark 103
- L-Channel 104
- Installing a VRM 105
- Screwdriver Slot 106
- Removing a VRM 107
- Replacing or Adding DIMMs 108
- Installing DIMMs 109
- DIMM socket 110
- Removing DIMMs 111
- Figure 4-31. Removing a DIMM 112
- Removing a PCI Module 114
- See Figure 4-36 116
- Installing PCI Adapter Boards 117
- Removing PCI Adapter Boards 122
- Installing a PCI Module 124
- Installing a Hard Disk Drive 126
- Incorrect Correct 128
- Removing a Hard Disk Drive 129
- Hot-Swapping a Hard Drive 130
- Replacing the Device Module 131
- Replacing a Power supply 133
- Incorrect 135
- Before You Begin 137
- Static Precautions 137
- Preparation 137
- Figure 4-67 141
- Installing and Removing 145
- See Figure 4-79 149
- Problem Solving 155
- Troubleshooting Checklists 157
- Checklist 158
- Diagnostic Procedures 160
- Problem Solving 5-7 161
- 5-8 Problem Solving 162
- POST Keys and Errors 162
- Power LED Does Not Light 163
- Incorrect or No Beep Code 163
- 5-10 Problem Solving 164
- Problem Solving 5-11 165
- 5-12 Problem Solving 166
- Problems with the Network 167
- PCI Installation Tips 167
- Error Messages and Beep Codes 168
- 5-16 Problem Solving 170
- Problem Solving 5-17 171
- 5-18 Problem Solving 172
- 5-20 Problem Solving 174
- Problem Solving 5-21 175
- 5-22 Problem Solving 176
- Problem Solving 5-23 177
- POST Error Codes and Messages 178
- DIMM is faulty 179
- 5-26 Problem Solving 180
- Problem Solving 5-27 181
- 5-28 Problem Solving 182
- Problem Solving 5-29 183
- 5-30 Problem Solving 184
- Technical 185
- Specifications 185
- Server Unit 186
- ROMPilot 189
- BIOS Error Codes 189
- Glossary 193
- 10 Glossary 202
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