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c.Rotate the locking lever on the processor socket from its closed and locked position until it stops or clicks in the fully open position (approximately a 135° angle), as shown.

Attention: You must make sure that the locking lever on the processor socket is in the fully open position before you insert the processor in the socket. Failure to do so might result in permanent damage to the processor, processor socket, and system board.

Lever fully open

Lever closed

or

Lever fully open

Lever closed

d.Center the processor over the processor socket. Align the triangle on the corner of the processor with the triangle on the corner of the socket and carefully press the processor into the socket.

Attention:

Do not use excessive force when pressing the processor into the socket.

Make sure that the processor is oriented and aligned correctly in the socket before you try to close the lever.

e.Carefully close the lever to secure the processor in the socket.

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Contents Intel Server Compute Blade SBX82 Disclaimer Contents Configuring the blade server Safety and regulatory information Electrical Safety General SafetyVii Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitive devices To Connect To Disconnect Use safe practices when lifting Safety compliance Regulatory specifications and disclaimersElectromagnetic compatibility ECM Electromagnetic compatibility notices USAXiii Electromagnetic compatibility notices InternationalJapan EMC Compatibility Device User’s Information RRL Korea English translation of the notice abovePage Blade server release levers Label placement on the Sbce unit Reliability, availability, and serviceability features Features and specificationsIntel Server Compute Blade SBX82 features Power throttling Intel Server Compute Blade SBX82 specificationsProcessor Size Electrical Input Service ProcessorEnvironment Memory Integrated functionsRelated publications Major components of the blade serverPage Page Turning on the blade server Using power, controls, jumpers, switches, and indicatorsTurning off the blade server Understanding the control panel and LEDs NumLock NumLock bladeservernumber Enter System board illustration Using system board switchesSwitch block 2 SW2 and settings Using switch block 2 SW2NMI MIS Sbrd Temp MIS Handling static-sensitive devices Installation guidelinesSystem reliability considerations Opening the blade server cover Installing and removing the blade server from the Sbce unitStatement Removing the blade server bezel assemblyInstalling a Scsi drive Installing a Scsi hard disk driveRemoving a Scsi hard disk drive Installing memory modulesInstalling Dimms Installing an additional processor Page Lever fully open Lever closed Installing an I/O expansion card Installing a small form-factor expansion card Installing a small form-factor I/O card in the blade server Installing a standard form-factor expansion card Sbescsi IInstalling the Intel Blade Server Scsi Expansion ModuleInstalling a Scsi storage expansion unit Cover pins Scsi IDs for the hard disk drives in the expansion unit Installing a Scsi disk drive Page Opening the expansion unit cover Installing an I/O expansion card Installing an I/O expansion card in the expansion unit Replacing the battery Battery location Completing the installation Installing the blade server bezel assembly Closing the blade server cover Installing the blade server in the Sbce unit Updating your blade server configuration Input/output connectors and devices Configuration/Setup Utility menu choices Using the Configuration/Setup Utility programStarting the Configuration/Setup Utility program Product Data System InformationDevices and I/O Ports Remote Console RedirectionMemory Settings Advanced SetupBaseboard Management Controller BMC Settings BMC Network ConfigurationUsing passwords Firmware updates Using the PXE boot agent utility programConfiguring the Gigabit Ethernet controllers Blade server Ethernet controller enumeration Configuring a Scsi RAID arrayUsing the LSI Logic Configuration Utility program Troubleshooting charts Diagnostic tools overviewDiagnostic programs and error messages Light Path Diagnostics featureRepeating long beeps Post beep code descriptionsAbbreviated list of Post error messages Post error messagesAbbreviated list of Post error messages Processor problems Troubleshooting chartsMemory problems Mm 3 Monitor problemsNetwork connection problems Mouse problemsPower problems Option problemsService processor problems Light path diagnosticsDiagnosing problems using Light Path Diagnostics Light Path Diagnostics LEDsLight Path Diagnostics table Light path diagnostics Page Getting help and information from the World Wide Web Using the documentationBefore you call Page Index Password Scsi RAID