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1-6 System Overview
A
– System power LED
When green, system power is on.
When off, system power is off.
B
– Status 1 LED (group 1)
Tower: Left side of system
Rack: Top of system
When green, the Group 1 PCI- and CPU-modules are
operating normally. See Table 1-1 for a list and description of
the system status LED indicators.
C
– Status 2 LED (group 2)
Tower: Right side of system
Rack: Bottom of system
When green, the Group 1 PCI- and CPU-CPU modules are
operating normally. See Table 1-1 for a list and description of
the system status LED indicators.
D
– Disk activity LED
When green, internal disk drives are being accessed. See
Table 1-1 for a list and description of the system status LED
indicators.
E
– Front panel
Panel contains the LCD, the system power button, four LEDs,
and a USB port.
F
– USB port
USB connector jack used for debug only
G
– System power button
Press to turn system DC power on or off.
H
– SCSI hard disk drive bays
(storage bays)
Each slot in a bay can contain one hot-pluggable 3.5-inch disk
drive.
The slots are numbered 1 – 6 left to right (numbers are not
SCSI IDs). SCSI IDs are 0, 1, and 2 for each group of three
disk drives. The drives are mirrored as follows: 1 – 4, 2 – 5,
and 3 – 6. Each drive has two status LEDs. Refer to Table 1-2
for information on disk drive status LED panel indicators.
I
– CPU modules
Two CPU modules providing Dual Modular Redundancy
(DMR). The CPU modules are numbered 1 – 2 left to right.
Each CPU module contains one or two processors and a
maximum of up to 2 GB of SDRAM memory. Refer to Table
1-3 for information on CPU module status LED indicators.
J
– PCI modules with PCI adapters
Two hot-pluggable PCI modules. The PCI modules are
numbered 1 – 2 left to right. Each PCI module contains four
PCI adapter card slots and two embedded adapters (LAN and
SCSI disk). Each module has a pair of status LEDs and a
LAN port. See Table 1-4 for a list and description of the PCI
module status LED indicators. See Table 1-5 for a list and
description of the PCI adapter-slot status LEDs.
K –
Device module
Houses an IDE 24X CD-ROM drive and 3.5-inch IDE high-
capacity (120 MB) super (floppy) disk drive (not hot
pluggable).
L –
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
A 2-line, 16-character display.
Displays system event messages:
!
Startup
!
Self-test
!
Normal operating
!
Alarm conditions
See Chapter 5 for a list and description of the system event
messages.
M –
Tape drive module
(tower system only)
Houses the optional tape drive bay kit (that includes a 75 watt
power supply) and up to two optional 5.25-inch tape drives.
The tape drives are numbered 1 – 2, left to right.
Figure 1-5. Front Chassis Features and Controls (Continued)
- 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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