HP Z800 Rack Mount Requirements, Component Quantity Startup Amps Cont. Amps Watts, 120V 240V

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NOTE These values can fluctuate if uncertified hardware components or third party applications are added to your system. The use of uncertified hardware components or third party applications is not supported. Please consult the manufacturer's documentation for standardized minimum and maximum values.

The following table summarizes the peak (at startup) power consumed by the HP Z800 system and the heat it generates under the maximum processing load produced by a Visual Effects, Finishing, or Colour Grading application. For more detailed specifications, including noise output, see the documentation provided by the manufacturer.

Component

Quantity

Startup Amps

Cont. Amps (120V

Watts

Heat (BTUs)

 

 

(120V / 240V)

/ 240V)

 

 

HP Z800 (with cards)

1

4.0

/ 2.0

3.8

/ 1.9

456

1556

Lucid ADA 88192

1

0.5

/ 0.25

0.5

/ 0.25

60

205

Stone® Direct XR storage

1

3.8

/ 1.9

2.78 / 1.39

334

1140

chassis

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stone Direct XE expansion

1

3.75 / 1.88

2.3

/ 1.15

276

942

chassis

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stone Direct XR + Stone

1

6.41 / 3.2

5.2

/ 2.6

624

2130

Direct XE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Autodesk® Control Surface

1

1 / 0.5

1 / 0.5

120

410

(Lustre only)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You must be able to meet the startup power requirement and have a climate control system with the capacity to maintain the temperature of these components under the maximum processing load. The following table shows standard conversion benchmarks and an example of how they can be used to determine climate control requirements.

Unit Conversion

Example

1 Watt = 3.413 BTU

456 Watts = 1556.33 BTU

12000 BTU = 1 Ton of air conditioning

1556.33 BTU = 0.13 Tons of air conditioning

Rack Mount Requirements

If you plan to rack-mount your system, allow sufficient space for each component, as indicated in the following table.

Component

Quantity

Form Factor

Required Rack Space

HP Z800 workstation

1

5U

5U

AJA OEM-2K breakout box

1

1U

1U

Stone Direct XR storage chassis

1

2U

2U

Stone Direct XE expansion chassis (optional)

1

2U

2U

8 Chapter 2 Getting Started

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Contents HP Z800 Workstation Hardware Setup Guide Trademarks Contents Iv Contents Setting Up Video HardwareIntroduction About This GuideRelated Documentation Notation Conventions Contacting Customer SupportIntroduction Convention ExampleGetting Started General WorkflowGetting Started Workstation Typical Configuration Overview for Autodesk Lustre Control Surface Lustre Master WorkstationHardware Configuration Guidelines Power and Air Conditioning RequirementsHardware Configuration Guidelines Memory RequirementsRack Mount Requirements Component Quantity Startup Amps Cont. Amps Watts120V 240V Unit Conversion ExampleAvoiding Damage from Static Electricity Grounding Audio Hardware ComponentsReceiving Your Shipment Avoiding Damage from Static ElectricityPage Connecting Peripherals Workflow for Connecting PeripheralsConnecting the Graphics Monitor Connecting PeripheralsConnections Overview To connect the monitorConnecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet Connecting the Graphics Monitor Calibration DeviceConnecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet To enable the Eye-One calibration utility driver Network ConnectionsVisual Effects and Finishing Workstation Connect the built-in GigE port as followsConnecting the Autodesk Control Surface Lustre WorkstationLustre Workstation Connect the GigE adapter as followsConnecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre Workstation HP Z800 WorkstationTo connect the Autodesk Control Surface Connecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre Workstation To connect the Slave RendererPage Setting UpVideo Hardware4 Video Hardware ComponentsIncluded Components Wiring Your Video Components Setting Up Video HardwareSetting Up VTR Emulation Setting Up VTR EmulationTo configure hardware for VTR emulation SettingUpAudioHardware5 Audio Wiring WorkflowTo wire the audio subsystem About AudioAudio Wiring Setting Up Audio HardwareAudio Hardware Components Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 ConverterAdjusting Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings To navigate menus and adjust settingsTo reset all settings to their factory defaults Do thisLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote Control Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Local ControlLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote Control Menu Menu Item CommentKeyword Setting AJAConnecting Storage Connecting Media StorageOverview Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel Adapter Connecting StorageStorage Configuration Loops Expected Peformance Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel Adapter Connecting Storage Enclosures XR 6500 Wiring DiagramsConnecting Storage Enclosures Single XR 6500 RAID enclosure, 4 loopsXR 6412 Wiring Diagrams Single XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 2 loopsSingle XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 4 loops XR 5402 and XR 5412 Wiring Diagrams Connecting Archiving Storage Connecting Archiving StorageFilesystem Devices Scsi Tape Drive DevicesConnecting Storage Scsi Tape Drive Devices Page Configuring Workstation Bios HP Z800 Bios SettingsBios Menu Submenu Value Restoring Bios to Default Factory Settings Configuring the Workstation BiosTo restore default factory Bios settings Updating your System Bios Updating your System BiosTo update the Bios on your workstation Workstation reboots VTR Control Cable Pinouts Standard VTR Control Cable PinoutsVTR Emulation RS-422 Control Cables LinuxAJAAppendix a VTR Control Cable Pinouts Linux Master to Linux Emulator LinuxAJA Master LinuxAJA EmulatorLinux Master to Linux Emulator Third-Party Master to Linux Emulator VTR-Emulation Control CableIndex IndexRAID