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C-14
Emergency Management Port
SEL Viewer Menu Options
The following menu options are found on the SEL viewer menu
bar:
!
File
Open
- you can view SEL data from a previously saved
file if it was stored in binary format. Selecting the Open
menu item allows you to specify a filename under which
the data is found. The default filename is
"SELLOG.DAT." If the file cannot be opened, the
program displays an error message.
Close
- you can close the SEL viewer.
Save As
- dumps the SEL data to a file in either binary
raw or verbose text format. The binary file may be
retrieved later. Selecting this option lets you specify a
filename to which the data would be saved. The default
filename is "SELLOG.DAT." If there is no data, an error
message will be displayed.
Exit
- exits the EMP.
!
Connect
!
View
SEL Information
- displays SEL summary information
as returned by the server.
All Events
- displays all events in the SEL.
By Sensor Type
- shows all events in the SEL generated
by a specific sensor type such as voltage, temperature,
etc.
By Event
- displays all the events in the SEL of a
particular type; for example, by memory or threshold. A
pop-up menu lets you select the event type to display.
This pop-up menu displays all the event types that may
be generated by the particular hardware.
!
Settings - you can change several operating parameters for the SEL
viewer. This menu displays the following sub-options:
Display HEX/Verbose
- toggles between HEX mode and
interpreted mode of displaying SEL records.
Output Text/Binary
- determines whether SEL data will
be saved to the file in binary format or verbose format.
- User's 1
- SERVER LS2400 1
- Contents 5
- Using This Guide 11
- Text Conventions 12
- Related Documents 13
- Safety Notices 14
- Using This Guide xiii 15
- Care and Handling 16
- System Overview 17
- Overview 18
- System Overview 1-3 19
- System Chassis 20
- Power Supply 21
- Peripheral Bays 21
- System Board Features 22
- Pentium Processor 23
- System Memory 23
- I/O Expansion Slots 24
- Real-Time Clock/Calendar 25
- IDE Controller 25
- Network Controller 25
- SCSI Controller 26
- Video Controller 26
- Peripheral Controller 27
- External Device Connectors 27
- System Security 28
- Setting Up the System 29
- Selecting a Site 30
- Unpacking the System 31
- Front View 32
- Rear View 33
- Making Connections 34
- Setting the Line Voltage 36
- Connecting the Power Cord 38
- Powering On Your System 39
- Configuring Your System 41
- BIOS Setup Utility 43
- 3-4 Configuring Your System 44
- Main Menu 45
- 3-6 Configuring Your System 46
- Configuring Your System 3-7 47
- Keyboard Submenu 48
- Processor Settings Submenu 48
- Advanced Menu 49
- PCI Configuration Submenus 50
- Security Menu 52
- Security menu (Continued) 53
- Server Menu 54
- Boot Menu 57
- Boot Device Priority Submenu 58
- Hard Drive Submenu 58
- Exit Menu 59
- Symbios Configuration Utility 60
- Adapter Setup Screen 61
- Optional RAID Controllers 64
- System Board Jumper Summary 67
- Moving System Board Jumpers 68
- Resetting the CMOS NVRAM 69
- Recovering the BIOS 70
- Boot Block Write Protect 70
- BMC Forced Update Mode 72
- Upgrading Your System 73
- Removing a Side Panel 76
- Installing a Side Panel 77
- Modifying the System Board 78
- Upgrading Your System 4-7 79
- Replacing a Pentium Processor 80
- Upgrading Your System 4-9 81
- Removing a Processor 81
- 4-10 Upgrading Your System 82
- Removing a Termination Board 82
- Upgrading Your System 4-11 83
- Locking in the Processor 83
- 4-12 Upgrading Your System 84
- Upgrading Your System 4-13 85
- Installing a Processor 85
- 4-14 Upgrading Your System 86
- DIMM Locations 86
- Memory DIMM Configurations 87
- 4-16 Upgrading Your System 88
- Inserting Memory DIMMs 88
- Upgrading Your System 4-17 89
- Option Boards 90
- Installing an Option Board 91
- 4-20 Upgrading Your System 92
- Removing an Option Board 93
- Hard Disk Drives 94
- Upgrading Your System 4-23 95
- 4-24 Upgrading Your System 96
- Removing the Disk Drive Bay 96
- Front Panel 98
- Installing the Front Panel 99
- 4-28 Upgrading Your System 100
- Removable Media Devices 101
- Installing a 5.25-Inch Device 102
- Upgrading Your System 4-31 103
- 5.25" Drive 103
- Power Cable 103
- Removing a 5.25-Inch Device 104
- Problem Solving 105
- 5-2 Problem Solving 106
- Static Precautions 107
- Troubleshooting Checklists 107
- 5-4 Problem Solving 108
- Problem Solving 5-5 109
- 5-6 Problem Solving 110
- Monitoring POST 111
- 5-8 Problem Solving 112
- POST Keys and Errors 112
- Power LED Does Not Light 113
- Incorrect or No Beep Code 113
- 5-10 Problem Solving 114
- Problem Solving 5-11 115
- 5-12 Problem Solving 116
- Problem Solving 5-13 117
- 5-14 Problem Solving 118
- Problem Solving 5-15 119
- Problems with the Network 120
- PCI Installation Tips 121
- BIOS User’s Information 121
- 5-18 Problem Solving 122
- BIOS Messages 122
- Problem Solving 5-19 123
- BIOS Messages (Continued) 123
- POST Error Codes and Messages 124
- Problem Solving 5-21 125
- Sdfsdfsfdsdfsfdsdfsfd 126
- System Cabling 127
- Before You Begin 128
- Standard Configuration 129
- A-4 System Cabling 130
- RAID Configuration 132
- System Cabling A-7 133
- A-8 System Cabling 134
- System Setup Utility 135
- System Setup Utility (SSU) 136
- Creating SSU Diskettes 137
- Running the SSU 138
- System Setup Utility B-5 139
- Launching a Task 140
- System Setup Utility B-7 141
- Defining an ISA Card 142
- Adding and Removing ISA Cards 143
- Modifying Resources 144
- Recommended Resource Settings 145
- System Resource Usage 146
- Multiboot Add-in (MBA) Window 147
- System Event Log (SEL) Window 148
- Exiting the SSU 149
- Emergency Management Port 151
- How the EMP Works 153
- Console in Redirect State 154
- System Management Submenu 156
- Main EMP Window 157
- Server Control Operations 159
- Power On/Off Dialog 160
- Reset Dialog 161
- Phonebook 162
- Management Plug-ins 163
- Sensor Type Codes 165
- Sensor Type Codes (continued) 166
- SDR Viewer 167
- Glossary 171
- Equipment Log 181
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