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Fujitsu BX600 S2 manual Power Supply Concept, V Caution

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Power Supply Concept

Power Supply Units

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Keep the dummy module for future use. If you remove a power supply unit and do not replace it with a new one, you must reinstall the dummy module.

ÊInsert the additional power supply unit in the corresponding slot and connect it to the mains.

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Fujitsu BX600 S2 manual Power Supply Concept, V Caution

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PRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit Operating ManualComments… Suggestions… Corrections… Copyright and TrademarksCertified documentation according to DIN EN ISO Contents Contents Replacing an Ethernet Pass-Thru Blade Control and Connection PanelKVM Blade Standard Version Replacing the Fan Unit Contents14.1.1 Replacing a Power Supply Unit Adding a Power Supply Unit1 Introduction Additional server documentation 1.1 Overview of the DocumentationOverview of the Documentation Concept and Target Group of this ManualIntroduction Reklamat-PC-LOG@fujitsu-siemens.comFurther Sources of Information Communication interfaces 1.2 FeaturesFeatures Server capacityManagement blade 10 Gbit switch blade 10/2Introduction High Level of Availability and Failure Protection Power SupplyKVM-Blade VentilationIntroduction Service and SupportServer Management ServerStart1.3 Notational Conventions Notational ConventionsItalics Electrical Data basic unit without server blades Technical DataIntroductionTechnical Data Electrical Data single power supply unitTechnical Data WeightMechanical Values Environmental Conditions Noise LevelTechnical Data Page Cloning a server blade from a remote image server with RemoteDeploy 2 Overview Basic Unit Installation StepsRemote installation with ServerStart Local installation with or without ServerStartOverview Basic Unit Installation Steps 3.1 Notes on Safety 3 Important NotesV CAUTION Notes on Safety Before Setting Up V CAUTIONInstallation and Operation V CAUTION Important Notes V CAUTIONData cables must be adequately shielded to avoid interference V CAUTION Batteries V CAUTIONOther Important Notes Notes on Safety3.2 Components With Electrostatic-Sensitive Devices 3.3 CE CertificateImportant Notes FCC Class A Compliance Statement 3.4 FCC Class A Compliance Statement3.5 Transporting the Basic Unit Important NotesV CAUTION 3.6 Notes on Installing in the Rack Notes on Installing in the RackV CAUTION Notes on Saving Energy Notes on Labeling Plastic Housing Parts3.7 Environmental Protection Environmentally Friendly Product Design and DevelopmentReturning Used Electrical and Electronic Devices in EU Countries Environmental ProtectionCd Cadmium Hg Mercury Pb Lead The following applies to Germany Returning BatteriesLocal Contacts Important NotesPage V CAUTION 4 Installing the Hardware4.1 Installation Steps Installing the HardwareV CAUTION 4.2 Unpacking the Basic UnitUnpacking the Basic Unit Installing the HardwareInstalling the Hardware 4.3 Installing the System in the RackRequirements of the Rack PRIMECENTER/DataCenter Rack3rd-Party Rack Installing the System in the RackPower supply Installing the HardwareInstalling the System in the Rack 4.3.1 Mounting the Assembly KitÊ Repeat the procedure with the second support bracket Installing the Hardware4.3.2 Mounting/Removing the Basic Unit Installing the System in the RackV CAUTION V CAUTION 4.4 Connecting External DevicesInstalling the Hardware Connecting External DevicesConnecting External Devices Connectors on the back of the basic unitInstalling the Hardware 4.4.1 Cable Routing PCI Cards with Cable at the FrontInstalling the Hardware 100mm Installing the Hardware 4.4.2 Instructions on Connecting and Disconnecting CablesConnecting Cables Disconnecting CablesV CAUTION 4.5 Connecting the System to the MainsConnecting the System to the Mains V CAUTIONConnecting the System to the Mains Installing the HardwarePage V CAUTION 5 Preparation for Use and Operation2 System power ON/OFF button 5.1 Operating and Indicator Elements of the Basic UnitOperating and Indicator Elements 1 Power indicator bicolor LED3 Front identify/Fault indicator amber LED Preparation for Use and Operation4 Front identify button Operating and Indicator Elements 2 Rear identify/Fault indicator green LED15.1.2 The Rear 1 Rear identify button1Preparation for Use and Operation 5.2 Switching the Basic Unit ON/OFFSwitching ON the Basic Unit Basic Unit is Powered OFF Switching OFF the Basic Unit System is Powered ONAfter power failure Switching the Blade Server ON/OFFOther Ways to Switch ON the Basic Unit Using the web interface of the management bladeCabling the System 5.3 Management Blade ConfigurationPre-Configuration Requirements Initial Configuration via Serial Connection to ClientManagement Blade Configuration Ê Log in as root. The initial password reads rootV CAUTION Figure 19 Management Agent menu Ê Enter 1 to call up the Management Agent Information menuManagement Blade Configuration Preparation for Use and OperationÊ Select 1 to set the IP address of the management blade Management Blade ConfigurationPreparation for Use and Operation Ê Enter 2 if the preset duplex mode value needs to be altered orProceed as follows 5.4.1 Updating the Server Blade Firmware BIOS and BMC5.4 Updating System Components Updating BX600 System Components Preparation for Use and OperationPreparation for Use and Operation Updating BX600 System Components V CAUTION 5.4.2 Updating the Management Blade FirmwareYou have two options for doing this Updating BX600 System Components Preparation for Use and OperationPage 5.4.3 Updating the Switch Blade Firmware Updating BX600 System Components Preparation for Use and OperationProceed as follows Console Redirection Switch Blade Ê In the navigation bar choose Flash/File Updating BX600 System Components Preparation for Use and OperationÊ Click Transfer from Server Page Preventing Unauthorized Boot Process 6.1 BIOS Setup Security FunctionsPreventing Unauthorized BIOS Setup Calls Preventing Unauthorized System AccessPage 7 Server Blades Figure 29 PRIMERGY BX630 scalable server blade 4-way configuration Server BladesPRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit V CAUTION 7.1 Installation SequenceServer Blades Installation SequenceSlot 4 is filled first Installation SequenceConfiguration Diagram for 2-way Server Blades Server BladesSlots 3 and 4 are filled first Configuration Diagram for 4-way Server BladesConfiguration Diagram for a Mix of 2-way and 4-way Server Blades Server BladesServer Blades 7.2 Adding a Server Blade to the Basic UnitAdding a Server Blade to the System Removing the Dummy ModuleServer Blades Ê Remove the dummy module completely from the slotV CAUTION Ê Turn the eject handles outward 2 into the unlocked position Inserting the Server Blade V CAUTIONAdding a Server Blade to the System Server BladesÊ Push the server blade into the slot as far as possible while keeping the eject handles in the unlocked position Server BladesV CAUTION Removing the Server BladeAdding a Server Blade to the System Server Blades8 Ethernet LAN Switch Blades Ethernet Switch Blades 8.1 Gbit Ethernet LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1GbitLAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1Gbit Operating and Indicator ElementsLAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1Gbit Ethernet Switch Blades8.2 Gbit Ethernet LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1 Gbit + 2x10 Gbit LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1 Gbit + 2x10 GbitOperating and Indicator Elements Ethernet Switch Blades LAN Switch Blade SB9 6x1 Gbit + 2x10 Gbit 2 Console port indicator bicolor LED 8.3 Cisco Catalyst Blade SwitchCisco Catalyst Blade Switch Operating and Indicator ElementsEthernet Switch Blades 8.4 10 Gbit Switch Blade 10/2 10 Gbit Switch Blade 10/2V CAUTION Left CX4 port indicator green LED Bedien- und AnschlussfeldEthernet Switch Blades 10 Gbit Switch Blade 10/2NET1 8.5 Port Assignment of the LAN Switch BladesPort Assignment of the LAN Switch Blades NET2Switch blade Configuration with Ten 2-way Server BladesEthernet Switch Blades Port Assignment of the LAN Switch BladesPort Assignment of the LAN Switch Blades Configuration with Five 4-way Server-BladesEthernet Switch Blades 8.6 Installing a LAN Switch BladeConfiguration with a Combination of 2-way and 4-way Server Blades VCAUTIONRemoving the Dummy Module Installing a LAN Switch BladeInserting the LAN Switch Blade V CAUTION Ethernet Switch BladesV CAUTION Ê Disengage the locking mechanism of the LAN switch blade by swinging the handle in the direction of the arrow Installing a LAN Switch BladeRemoving the Switch Blade Ethernet Switch BladesV CAUTION Page 9 Ethernet Pass-Thru Blade Control and Connection Panel RJ45 connectorsLAN activity indicator orange LED 9.1 Control and Connection PanelNET4 9.2 Port Assignment of the Gigabit Ethernet Pass-Thru BladesNET2 NET1Configuration with Ten 2-way Server Blades Port AssignmentConfiguration with Five 4-way Server Blades 9.3 Replacing an Ethernet Pass-Thru Blade Port AssignmentV CAUTION Fabric Watch and Advanced Web Tools from Brocade 10 Fibre Channel Switch BladeFC switch blade voltage status display green LED IThe LED might also blink while testing10.1 Control and Connection Panel FC Switch BladeStatus display of ext. FC ports 2-color LED LAN activity indicator of the FC switch blade amber LEDControl and Connection Panel LAN speed display green LEDNET3 10.2 Port AssignmentPort Assignment NET4FC Switch Blade Configuration with ten 2-way server bladesFC switch blade NET4 Port Assignment Configuration with five 4-way server bladesV CAUTION 10.3 FC switch blade installationFC Switch Blade FC switch blade installationPage 11 Fibre Channel Pass-Thru Blade c Fibre Channel SFP connector 11.1 Control and Connection Panela Fibre Channel active indicator green LED b Fibre Channel link indicator amber LEDInserting a Fibre Channel SFP module 11.2 Fibre Channel SFP moduleFigure 67 Inserting an SFP module Fibre Channel SFP moduleRemoving an SFP Module FC Pass-Thru BladeV CAUTION 11.3 Port Assignment of the FC Pass-Thru BladesNET4 NET3FC Port Assignment FC pass-thru blade Configuration with Ten 2-way Server BladesFC Port Assignment Configuration with Five 4-way Server BladesV CAUTION 11.4 Exchanging an FC Pass-Thru BladeFC Pass-Thru Blade Removing the FC pass-thru bladeExchanging an FC Pass-Thru Blade V CAUTION FC Pass-Thru BladePage I Important note 12 Management BladeControl and Connection Panel 1 Serial port connector3 LAN link indicator green LED Lights green The LAN is linked 12.1 Control and Connection PanelMaster indicator green LED LAN active indicator amber LEDI2C connector Failure indicator amber LED12.2 Exchanging the Battery Exchanging the BatteryV CAUTION Management Blade V CAUTION 12.3 Exchanging a Management BladeExchanging a Management Blade Removing the Management BladePRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit Management BladeExchanging a Management Blade Figure 82 Disengaging the management bladeExchanging a Management Blade Ê Remove the management blade from the slotV CAUTION 13.1 KVM Blade Standard Version 13 KVM BladeControl Panel of the KVM Blade Standard Version ID/error LED green LEDKVM connector KVM Blade Standard Version13.2 Adv. KVM Blade KVM BladeControl Panel of the Adv. KVM Blade 6 LAN connection indicator orange LED 2 Rear ID/error LED green LED3 KVM connector 5 LAN activity indicator green LED13.3 Digital KVM Blade KVM BladeDigital KVM Blade Control panel of the digital KVM blade 2 Power indicator4 ID indicator Digital KVM BladePSU2 14 Power Supply ConceptPSU4 PSU314.1 Power Supply Units Power Supply UnitsBB A On/off display green LED Power Supply Concept2 Fault display amber LED 3 Mains power supply display green LEDV CAUTION 14.1.1 Replacing a Power Supply UnitPower Supply Units V CAUTIONPRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit Power Supply ConceptPower Supply Units Figure 91 Disengaging the power supply unit a = green touch pointPRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit Power Supply UnitsPower Supply Concept Figure 92 Removing the power supply unitV CAUTION 14.1.2 Adding a Power Supply UnitPower Supply Concept V CAUTIONPower Supply Units V CAUTIONEach PSU dummy module includes three fans respectively Power Supply Concept Keep the dummy module for future use. If you remove a power supply unit and do not replace it with a new one, you must reinstall the dummy moduleV CAUTION Page FAN1 FAN2 15 Ventilation ConceptFan 2 LEDs 15.1 The Fan UnitThe Fan Unit Fan 1 LEDsV CAUTION 15.1.1 Replacing the Fan UnitVentilation Concept V CAUTIONFigure 98 Removing the fan unit The Fan UnitTo mount a fan unit, follow these instructions in the reverse order Ventilation ConceptFigure 99 Disengaging the fan unit a = green touch point 15.1.2 Replacing a Fan in the UnitVentilation Concept The Fan UnitPage Power supply overloaded 16 Troubleshooting and Tips16.1 System Power LED Remains Unlit Wrongly connected power cablesOne of the fans in the rear fan modules has failed 16.2 Front or Rear Identify/Fault LED Blinks AmberOne of the power supply units fails Switch blade failsMonitor is switched OFF 16.3 System Switches Itself OFFTroubleshooting and Tips Server management has detected an errorFlickering Stripes on the Monitor Screen 16.5 Flickering Stripes on the Monitor Screen16.6 No Screen Display or Display Drifts 16.7 No Mouse Pointer Displayed On the Screen16.11 Defective Drive 16.10 Server Blade Does Not Boot16.8 Floppy Disk Cannot Be Read/Written 16.9 Time and Date Are Not CorrectAdded drive is identified as defective Defective DriveDBMS BIOSAbbreviations ASR&RAbbreviations ESD SATA Abbreviations NMIPOST RAIDVital Product Data AbbreviationsUniversal Serial Bus Video Graphics Adapter6 PRIMERGY BX620 Server-Blade Operating Manual 1 Safety 2 Ergonomics 3 Warranty 4 DataCenter RackRelated Publications 5 PRIMECENTER Rack13 PRIMERGY ServerView Suite RemoteView LAN Router and Switch Blade - User Interface Description User GuideRelated publications 12 PRIMERGY ServerView Suite ServerViewRelated publications 23 BX600 Digital KVM Switch User Guide 24 BIOS-Setup Beschreibung/Reference ManualPRIMERGY BX600 S2 Basic Unit Page B Battery IndexA adding no display on screen I indicatorsIndex system switches itself OFFIndex LAN switch bladesystem power LED remains connecting the systemswitching OFF U unpackingV ventilation password on bootInformation on this document Hinweise zum vorliegenden Dokumenthttp//ts.fujitsu.com