Removing the power supply unit | Fujitsu BX600 S2 guide

Power Supply Units	Power Supply Concept

Figure 92: Removing the power supply unit

ÊSwivel the handle completely in the direction of the arrow to unlock the PSU from the chassis

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Fujitsu BX600 S2 manual Removing the power supply unit

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Primergy BX600 S2 Basic Unit Comments… Suggestions… Corrections… Copyright and TrademarksCertified documentation according to DIN EN ISO Contents Contents Contents Power Supply Concept Introduction Overview of the Documentation Overview of the DocumentationConcept and Target Group of this Manual Additional server documentation Introduction Further Sources of Information Features FeaturesServer capacity Communication interfaces Ethernet LAN Pass-Thru-Blade Management blade Power Supply KVM-BladeVentilation High Level of Availability and Failure Protection Service and Support Server ManagementServerStart Notational Conventions Notational Conventions Technical Data Technical Data WeightMechanical Values Environmental Conditions Noise LevelPage Overview Basic Unit Installation Steps Overview Basic Unit Installation Steps Important Notes Before Setting Up Important Notes Batteries Other Important Notes Components With Electrostatic-Sensitive Devices CE Certificate FCC Class a Compliance Statement FCC Class a Compliance Statement Transporting the Basic Unit Important Notes Environmental Protection Environmentally Friendly Product Design and Development Environmental Protection Returning Batteries Local ContactsPage Installing the Hardware Installation StepsInstalling the Hardware Unpacking the Basic Unit Unpacking the Basic Unit Installing the System in the Rack Requirements of the RackPRIMECENTER/DataCenter Rack Installing the System in the Rack 3rd-Party Rack Mechanical conditions Primergy BX600 S2 Basic Unit Mounting the Assembly Kit Mounting the support brackets Repeat the procedure with the second support bracket Mounting/Removing the Basic Unit Mounting the basic unit Connecting External Devices Connecting External Devices Connectors on the back of the basic unit Cable Routing PCI Cards with Cable at the Front Connecting External Devices Installing the Hardware Instructions on Connecting and Disconnecting Cables Connecting CablesDisconnecting Cables Connecting the System to the Mains Connecting the System to the Mains Connecting the System to the Mains Page Preparation for Use and Operation Primergy BX600 S2 basic unit Primergy BX600 S2 Basic Unit Operating and Indicator Elements of the Basic Unit Operating and Indicator ElementsPower indicator bicolor LED System power ON/OFF button Front identify/Fault indicator amber LED Preparation for Use and OperationFront identify button Rear identify/Fault indicator green LED1 RearRear identify button1 Switching the Basic Unit ON/OFF Switching on the Basic Unit Basic Unit is Powered OFFSwitching OFF the Basic Unit System is Powered on Switching the Blade Server ON/OFF After power failureSwitching the Server Blades ON/OFF Specified switch-ON time/switch-OFF time Management Blade Configuration Pre-Configuration RequirementsInitial Configuration via Serial Connection to Client Cabling the System Management Blade Configuration Log in as root. The initial password reads root Enter 1 to call up the Management Agent Information menu Management Agent Information menu Agent NIC Duplex Mode menu Updating the Server Blade Firmware Bios and BMC Updating System ComponentsProceed as follows Updating the server blade Bios via the web interface Updating the Management Blade Firmware Updating the server blade BMC via the web interface Updating the management blade firmware via the web interface Updating the Switch Blade Firmware  Press Ctrl-Q Return Console Menu Removing an operation code image file Click Transfer from Server Page Bios Setup Security Functions Preventing Unauthorized Bios Setup CallsPreventing Unauthorized System Access Preventing Unauthorized Boot ProcessPage Server Blades Page Installation Sequence Server Blades Installation Sequence Server Blades Configuration Diagram for 2-way Server Blades Configuration Diagram for 4-way Server Blades Installation sequence for 4-way server blades Adding a Server Blade to the Basic Unit Removing the Dummy Module Adding a Server Blade to the System Adding a Server Blade to the System Server Blades Inserting the Server Blade Inserting the server blade Removing the Server Blade Final engaging of the locking mechanism Ethernet LAN Switch Blades Gbit Ethernet LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1Gbit LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1Gbit Ethernet Switch Blades LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1Gbit Gbit Ethernet LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1 Gbit + 2x10 Gbit LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1 Gbit + 2x10 Gbit CX4 link/active indicator green LED Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch Ethernet Switch Blades 10 Gbit Switch Blade 10/2 Gbit Switch Blade 10/2 ID indicator green LED Bedien- und Anschlussfeld Port Assignment of the LAN Switch Blades Port Assignment of the LAN Switch Blades Configuration with Ten 2-way Server Blades Configuration with Five 4-way Server-Blades Installing a LAN Switch Blade Vcaution Installing a LAN Switch Blade Removing the dummy module a = green touch point Inserting the LAN Switch Blade Disengaging the switch blade Removing the Switch Blade Page Ethernet Pass-Thru Blade Ethernet LAN Pass-Thru-Blade RJ45 connectors LAN activity indicator orange LEDControl and Connection Panel Control and Connection Panel Slots for installing pass-thru blades Port Assignment of the Gigabit Ethernet Pass-Thru Blades Port Assignment Ethernet port assignment with ten 2-way server blades Configuration with Five 4-way Server Blades Replacing an Ethernet Pass-Thru Blade Fibre Channel Switch Blade Fibre Channel Switch Blade IThe LED might also blink while testing FC switch blade status display 2-color LED 107 Port Assignment NET4 NET3 FC Switch Blade Fabric port assignment with 2-way server blades Fabric port assignment with five 4-way server blades FC switch blade installation Fabric port assignment with 4-way and 2-way server bladesPage Fibre Channel Pass-Thru Blade Fibre Channel pass-thru blade 114 Fibre Channel SFP module Inserting a Fibre Channel SFP module Fibre Channel SFP module Removing an SFP Module Port Assignment of the FC Pass-Thru Blades Slot numbering for the Fibre Channel pass-thru blades FC Port Assignment Slot numbering for the SFP modules 119 120 Exchanging an FC Pass-Thru Blade FC Pass-Thru BladeRemoving the FC pass-thru blade Exchanging an FC Pass-Thru Blade 123 Page Management Blade Management blade slots Serial port connector LAN link indicator green LED Lights green The LAN is linked LAN active indicator amber LED I2C connectorFailure indicator amber LED Master indicator green LED Exchanging the Battery Exchanging the Battery 129 Exchanging a Management Blade Exchanging a Management BladeRemoving the Management Blade 131 Removing the management blade KVM Blade KVM Blade Standard Version ID/error LED green LED KVM connectorKVM Blade Standard Version Control Panel of the KVM Blade Standard Version 13.2 Adv. KVM Blade KVM BladeControl Panel of the Adv. KVM Blade Rear ID/error LED green LED LAN activity indicator green LEDLAN connection indicator orange LED Adv. KVM Blade Digital KVM Blade Power indicator ID indicatorDigital KVM Blade Control panel of the digital KVM blade Power Supply Concept PSU4 PSU3 PSU2 PSU1 Power Supply Units Power Supply Units Power Supply Concept Fault display amber LEDMains power supply display green LED On/off display green LED Replacing a Power Supply Unit 143 Removing the power supply unit Adding a Power Supply Unit Removing the PSU PSU dummy module 147 Page Ventilation Concept FAN1 FAN2 Fan Unit Fan UnitFan 1 LEDs Fan 2 LEDs Fan condition Replacing the Fan Unit Ventilation Concept Removing the fan unit Replacing a Fan in the Unit Page Troubleshooting and Tips System Power LED Remains UnlitWrongly connected power cables Power supply overloaded Front or Rear Identify/Fault LED Blinks Amber One of the power supply units failsSwitch blade fails One of the fans in the rear fan modules has failed System Switches Itself OFF Screen Remains Dark Flickering Stripes on the Monitor Screen No Screen Display or Display DriftsNo Mouse Pointer Displayed On the Screen Server Blade Does Not Boot Floppy Disk Cannot Be Read/WrittenTime and Date Are Not Correct Defective Drive Defective Drive Added drive is identified as defective Abbreviations Abbreviations NMI USB Safety Ergonomics Warranty DataCenter Rack Related PublicationsPrimecenter Rack 166 167 Page Battery IndexAdding Indicators Index LED LAN Unpacking Information on this document Hinweise zum vorliegenden Dokument