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Acer Altos G610 manual Features summary

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Features summary

The mainboard has the following major components:

•Two FC-PGA processor sockets that support an Intel Pentium III processor running at 933 Mhz and 1 GHz or an Intel Pentium III processor running at 512K 1.13 and 1.26 GHz as well as future generations of Pentium III CPUs

•Server Works LE III north and south bridge

•Onboard Intel 82559 10/100 Mbps LAN chip with WOL support

•Adaptec® AIC-7899 Dual Channel SCSI controller chipset supports:

•Channel A - one 68-pin Ultra160/m SCSI connector

•Channel B - one 68-pin Ultra 160/m SCSI connector

•Four DIMM sockets that accept four 1024-MB registered SDRAM DIMMs for a maximum memory capacity of 4 GB

•Six PCI bus slots

•Four 64-bit/33 MHz PCI bus slots (PCI slots 1 to 4)

•Two 32-bit/33 MHz PCI bus slots (PCI slots 5 to 6)

•System clock/calendar with battery backup

•IDE disk drive interface

•Super I/O chipset

•Hardware support for ASM Pro (Advanced System Manager Pro) and RDM (Remote Diagnostic Management)

•External ports:

•	Two USB connectors	•	Monitor/VGA port
•	PS/2-compatible mouse and	•	RJ-45 network port
	keyboard ports
•	Parallel port	•	Two serial ports

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Acer Altos G610 manual Features summary

Contents

User’s guide Acer Altos G610Model Number Serial Number Purchase Date Place of Purchase Copyright 2001 Acer Incorporated All Rights Reserved Acer Altos G610User’s guide FCC notice NoticesNotice Shield cables Notice Peripheral devicesUse conditions Important safety instructionsNotice Canadian users Remarque à l’intention des utilisateurs canadiense If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged c If the product has been exposed to rain or waterLaser compliance statement Contents 1 System overview2 System tour 3 Upgrading your system 4 BIOS Setup utilityIndex Appendix A ASM Pro quick installation guidePage 1 System overview Page Processors OverviewServer Works LE III north and south bridge MemorySystem chipsets Video subsystem SCSI subsystemLAN subsystem PCI bus Expansion slotsHardware management support Features summary 1 System overview 2 System tour Page Front panel External and internal structure3 System status indicator 4 Keylock 5 Front panel door Rear panel1 Power cable socket 2 Power supply modules 2 System tour3 Housing fan 4 I/O connectors color-coded 5 Expansion slots Internal componentsVolume Decrease/Increase button CD-ROM activity indicator12 Hard disk activity indicator 13 System status indicator 9 Floppy drive activity indicator 10 Power button 11 Power indicator14 Removable hard drive trays 15 Expansion slots 16 Housing fan 17 Power supply modulesKeyboard Shift + Windows + M Undo Minimize All ComponentFunction Mouse 3.5-inch floppy drive Disk drivesTo take care of your CDs CD-ROM driveTo insert a CD into your system’s CD-ROM drive Preinstallation requirements Setting up your systemChecking the package contents Selecting a siteBasic connections Connecting the PS/2 keyboardConnecting the PS/2 mouse monitor/VGA port blue port located on the rear panel of your system Connecting the VGA monitorTo connect the VGA monitor, simply plug the monitor cable into the gray port located on the rear panel of your system Connecting to the networknetwork port Connecting the power cable Turning on your system Power-on problems Turning off your system Printer Connecting optionsUSB devices Vertical mounting hole pattern System rack installationScrew type and Screw types usedUsage part numberInstalling cage nuts Installing the system into the rack d Adjust the inner sliding rail until you can see the screw holes g Extend the inner sliding piece of the mounting rail until you can see the screw holes on the other end. Attach the mounting bracket with two M4 x L8 screws with nut and washer. The mounting rail on this end is adjustable Page 2 System tour 8 Attach the handle to the tray using two M5 metal screwsRear left 10 Install the server on the trayRear right Front left2 System tour d Remove the stands from the server. Keep the screws for later usePage 11 Extend the inner sliding piece of each mounting rail forward until it clicks 15 Attach the rack server cover to the server using the thumbscrews 16 Attach the other end of the cable carrier to the tray using two M5 metal screws Note Refer to page 33 for instructions on how to install cage nuts 2 System tour 3 Upgrading your systemPage Preinstallation instructions Installation precautionsESD precautions Post-installation instructions Removing the front panel door Opening your systemOpening the front panel door 3 Lift it up a little, then move it away from the housing Removing the side panel1 Turn off your system unit and unplug all cables 2 Place the system unit on a flat, steady surface5 Pull out the panel handle to remove the side panel Mainboard layout System boardsDescription Description P5 and P6 Setting BPL5M jumpers and connectorsLabel Functiona. For the SCSI backplane boards loading requirement, please insert an independent power cable to each power connector on the backplane board. The power cable should not connect to any other device Description SAF-TE card layoutLabel BPL5M hot-swap cage components Installing the BPL5M hot-swap cageRemoving the BPL5M hot-swap cage System board connector cable3 Pull out the hot-swap cage from the housing Installing a hard disk into the BPL5M tray4 When applicable, pull out any previously installed hard disk Replacing the 3.5-inch floppy drive Installing and removing storage devicesReplacing a 5.25-inch storage device optional Page 3 Upgrading your system 7 Connect the power and signal cables to the drive8 Replace the housing panels Removing a CPU Removing and installing the CPU6 Pull out the fan/heatsink from the CPU1 2 Secure the CPU fan to its base with the four screws provided Installing a CPU1 Locate the CPU socket on the mainboard 3 Align the CPU to its socket, making sure that pin 1 indicated by the notched corner of the CPU connects to hole 1 of the socket on the bottom right corner Removing a DIMM Removing and installing memory modulesReconfiguring your system memory Installing a DIMMInstalling expansion cards 3 Upgrading your system 7 Replace the housing panelsRemoving a 337-watt hot-swappable redundant power supply module Hot-swappable redundant power supply module2 Secure the power supply with the provided screw Installing a 337-watts hot-swappable redundant power supply module1 Insert the power supply into the housing Installing an internal system fan 3 Upgrading your system utility 4 BIOS SetupPage BIOS Setup utility Entering Setup Basic Setup Utility main menu Advanced Setup Utility main menu System Information Description ParameterProduct Information Disk Drives IDE Channel Type Parameter Enabled 4 BIOS Setup utilityParameter DescriptionSets the I/O base address of Onboard PeripheralsEnabled EnabledParameter DescriptionEnabled EnabledDisabled EnabledThe screen below shows the parameters on the Power Management screen Power ManagementDisabled Power offEnabled DisabledDescription ParameterOption Pre-stateThis option allows you to specify your preferred settings for boot up Boot OptionsDisabled EnabledDisabled DisabledEnabled DisabledEnabled ParameterDate and Time System Security Parameter EnabledDescription OptionSetting and changing the password Removing a password Specification IPMI ConfigurationIPMI Specifies the version of Intelligent PlatformDisabled EnabledEnabled EnabledRemote Data Management RDM ConfigurationParameter 4 BIOS Setup utilityDescription OptionDescription ParameterOption Emergency Managementthe RDM module must dial when the 4 BIOS Setup utilitythe RDM module must dial when the ParameterAdvanced Options Memory/Cache Options PnP/PCI Options Parameter DisabledDescription Optionsnooping process lets the CPR send a signal DisabledParameter DescriptionCPU Frequency Chipset Settings Parameter 4 BIOS Setup utilityDescription OptionIndicates default selection Load Default Settings4 BIOS Setup utility Abort Settings ChangeExit Setup 4 BIOS Setup utility Appendix A ASM Pro quick installation guideThis appendix shows you how to set up ASM Pro and its agent software System setup Installing ASM ProSystem requirements ASM Pro ConsoleInstalling the Novell NetWare Server Agent Installing ASM Pro ConsoleInstalling ASM Pro Server Agent load EB450MgmtCD\APP\ASM\Netware\setup To install the Novell NetWare Server Agentload snmp control=public 1 Insert the Management CD into your system’s CD-ROMInstalling the SCO OpenServer Agent Installing the SCO UnixWare Server Agent Configuring ASM Pro Server Agent for SCO OpenServer2 Mount the CD-ROM drive. For example, mount the CD-ROM to / mnt 5 Follow the onscreen installation steps to complete the installation 4 Click the Setup button7 Click Next. You are asked to stop SNMP service Server Mif The server.mif that is defined by DMTF will be installedInstalling the RedHat Linux Server Agent RDM server requirements Installing RDMRDM Console requirements HardwarePost-installation instructions Connecting communication peripheralsModem TelephoneInstalling RDM Utilities Deleting the hidden partition Installing the RDM Console software RDM Console setup5 Continue to finish the installation of ASM Pro Console Uninstalling the RDM Console softwareSystem requirements Installing AWM and Microsoft Internet Information Service IISInstalling AWM Setting up Microsoft IIS Running AWM Appendix A ASM Pro quick installation guide Index SCO Openserver Agent