Connecting peripherals | Acer G330 Series instruction

18	2 System setup

Connecting peripherals

The color-coded I/O ports on the rear panel support a variety of compatible peripherals.

Note: Consult the operating system manual for information on how to configure the network setup.

Caution: Do not route the power cord where it will be walked on or pinched by items placed against it. The server is designed to be electrically grounded (earthed). To ensure proper operation, plug the power cord into a properly grounded AC outlet only.

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Acer G330 Series manual Connecting peripherals

Contents

Acer Altos G330 Series User’s GuidePage FCC declaration of conformity FCC noticeClass B equipment Remarque à lintention des utilisateurs canadiens Laser compliance statement Macrovision copyright protection notice CE declaration of conformity Acer Computer Shanghai Limited Declaration of conformity for EU countries Russian regulatory certification compliance Information for your safety and comfort Safety instructionsTurning the product off before cleaning Usage warnings Using electrical power Safe listening Product servicing Disposal instructions Mercury advisory Tips and information for comfortable use Finding your comfort zone Taking care of your vision Developing good work habits Contents System Bios System troubleshootingAppendix a Intel Active Management Technology Appendix B Sata RAID configuration 103 Appendix C SAS RAID configuration 109Index 113 Page System tour Page System specifications PerformanceProcessor Chipset Memory PCI interfaceVideo controller Sata II controller Power supply and ventilation Media storagePorts Mechanical Hardware monitoring and server managementOperating system External and internal structure Front panelComponent Rear panel No. Icon Component Internal components System boards Mainboard Backplane board No. Component Jumper Setting System jumpers System LED indicators Front panel LED indicatorsIndicator Status Description Hot-plug HDD LED indicators LAN port LED indicatorsStatus Green Amber Description System setup Page Setting up the system Pre-installation requirementsChecking the package contents Selecting a site Connecting peripherals Turning on the system Power-on problems Turning off the system To turn off the system via softwareTo turn off the system via hardware System setup System upgrade Page Installation precautions ESD precautions Pre-installation instructions Post-installation instructions Opening the server Removing the side panel Removing the front bezels Configuring a 5-25 inch storage device To install an optional storage device System upgrade Configuring a hard drive Hard drive configuration remindersTo remove a hot-plug hard drive To remove an easy-swap hard drive To install a hot-plug hard drive To install an easy-swap hard drive Processor configuration precautions To upgrade the processorUpgrading the processor System upgrade Page System upgrade Page System memory configuration guidelines Upgrading the system memorySystem memory interface Interleave Channel a Channel B Total Mode Memory channel Dimm slot Population orderMemory 512 MB Single Channel To remove a memory module To install memory module Installing an expansion card To install an expansion cardPage System upgrade Replacing the Cmos battery To replace the Cmos battery Page System upgrade System Bios Page Bios overview Entering Bios setup Bios setup interfaceBios setup navigation keys Page Bios setup primary menus EnabledMain menu Parameter Description Option Advanced menu Processor Disabled Memory IDE Controller Enhanced Serial Port 3F8 USB Configuration PCI Power Power OffPower On Boot Configuration Hardware Health Configuration Security menu To set a system password To change a system password System Bios To remove a system password To reset a lost password Server Management menu Parameter Description Option Console Redirection None Boot Options menu System Information ODD FDD HDD Error Manager Exit menu Parameter Description Parameter Description To clear the Cmos RAM using the mainboard jumper Clearing the Cmos RAM Upgrading the Bios To record the current Bios settingsTo obtain the Bios upgrade utility To upgrade the Bios Troubleshooting Page Pre-troubleshooting procedure Resetting the systemPerform Purpose To do this Initial system startup problems Initial troubleshooting checklist Hardware diagnostic testing Checking the boot-up status Verifying the condition of the storage devices Confirming loading of the operating system Component troubleshooting Power indicator does not lightFDD activity indicator does not light HDD activity indicator does not light DVD drive activity indicator does not lightNewly installed memory modules are not detected DVD tray cannot be ejected Network connection indicators do not light Network activity indicators do not lightThere is problem with the software program Peripheral device connected to a USB port does not work No characters appear on the monitor Post beep codes Number Possible cause Corrective action Beeps Appendix a Intel Active Management Technology Page Intel AMT features Intel AMT overviewIntel AMT functions Intel AMT Bios Extension menu Enabling the Iamt Bios Extension menu Configuring the initial Iamt Bios settings Select Host Name Page Select Provisioning Model, then press Enter Configuration Page Sata RAID configuration utilities Onboard Intel Sata RAID configurationEnabling the onboard Intel Sata RAID function Entering the onboard Intel Sata RAID Configuration Utility Creating the RAID 1 volume Onboard LSI Sata RAID configuration Entering the onboard LSI RAID Configuration UtilityLoading the onboard LSI Sata RAID default setting Enabling the onboard LSI Sata RAID function Initializing the RAID volume Online Appendix C SAS RAID Page SAS RAID configuration support Creating the RAID 1 volume 112 Appendix C SAS RAID configuration Index 114 115 116