Tyan Computer Transport GS12, B5103G12S2 Removing the Front Bezel, Replacing the Button Board

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8.2 Removing the Front Bezel

Care must be taken to ensure that the latches on the front bezel used to attach it to the system chassis does not break. Follow this procedure to detach it from the system chassis:

1.Open the cabinet cover (see the previous section in this chapter).

2.Remove the primary hard disk drive (see chapter 2 on Installing a Hard Disk Drive).

3.Push the rightmost side latch to the right (Œ) , lift up the top right latch () , push down the middle latch (Ž) , and then lift up the top left latch () . The leftmost side latch should detach easily.

Reverse the above sequence when re-attaching the front bezel to prevent any of the latches from breaking.

8.3 Replacing the Button Board

The button board contains the circuitry for the system’s power button and LED indicators (power, LAN1, LAN2, hard disk drive). To replace it, follow these procedures.

1.Remove the cabinet cover (see the previous section in this chapter).

2.Remove the front bezel (see the previous section in this chapter).

3.Remove the two screws securing the button board to the system chassis and detach the button board to pin-header cable from the connector on the motherboard.

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Contents Transport GS12 Table of Contents Using the LCD Console Expanding the System Safety Precautions Before You BeginPage Introduction UnpackingFollowing accessories Specifications MemorySystem View Front ViewRear View Page Hardware Installation System Assembly Flowchart Installing the CPU System AssemblySafety Considerations Opening the CoverPage Installing System Memory Installing a Hard Disk Drive Page With a Secondary Ultra ATA/100 Hard Disk Drive Installed Adding a CD DriveWithout a Secondary Ultra ATA/100 Hard Disk Drive Installed Rack MountingCabinet Slides and Ears Cabinet into the Rack Setting Up the System Locking TabPlacing the System Making the Connection Page Software Installation Driver Available on CDDriver Available on CD Chipset Driver Installation Instructions for WindowsWindows Installation Notes VGA DriverLAN Driver USB v.2.0 DriverLCD Driver Intel Application Accelerator ASF Alert Simulation and Watchdog DriversASF Alert Standard Format 2.0 SDK \ASF\Windows\driver\ASFSimulation\hwdriverchecked.infRedHat Linux 9.0 Installation Notes SuSE Linux 8.1 Installation NotesTurbo Linux 8 Installation Notes Etc/modules.conf directory alias eth0 e1000 Alias eth1 e1000 Watchdog Driver ASF Alert SimulationInstallation Instructions for FreeBSD FreeBSD 4.7 Installation NotesIfemload=YES Dev/em/ifemhw.c optional em Installation Instructions for Solaris Solaris 9 Installation NotesUSB Floppy Drive Usage Page Using the LCD Console Configuring the SystemSetting the Configuration For Windows KEY Press Prompt FunctionValue of the following appear, depending on your Application Log when an alert occur Setting the Configuration For Linux Etc/lcdscript/passchangeDown arrow eighth time see below Nine 9 times Setting the Configuration For FreeBSD VC0 Var/log/alertlogfile when an alert Bios Setup Bios Setup ProgramStarting Bios Setup Main Menu Advanced MenuSecurity Menu Advanced Chipset ControlPower Menu Monitor MenuBoot Menu Exit MenuResetting Bios Setup Jumper Definition Setting DescriptionUsing RAID and ASF About RAIDCreating an Array Creating an Array for Performance RAIDPage Page Creating a Security Array RAID Click on Yes Y to continue Creating RAID With an Existing Data Drive Page Set Up Management Console About ASFCheck Agent and Management Console Link Page Obtain Traps and Push Messages Remote Control Page Expanding the System Opening the CoverInstalling an Expansion Card Adding a Secondary Hard Disk Drive Secondary IDE Connector Page Page System Parts Replacement Removing the Front Bezel Replacing the Button BoardReplacing the Fan Replacing the USB Board Replacing the LCD ModuleReplacing the Power Supply Replacing the Blower Replacing the MotherboardPage Page Appendix DanishTechnical Support FrenchDocument # D1582-100