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Fujitsu N800 manual Fans, System expansions

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Figure 23: Removing a power supply unit

ÊPull the power supply unit handle down (1) to unlock it from the chassis.

ÊPull the power supply unit in the direction of the arrow, out of the bay. Mounting is performed in reverse order.

8.4Fans

The system is equipped with six fans. The fans are mounted in the fan array housing placed at the front side of the server and covered by the front bezel.

The fan status can be displayed via the server management software ServerView. Additionally, when a fan fails, the yellow fan failure LED on the front panel will be on continuously. Which fan is defective can be determined by checking each yellow LED mounted next to each fan (under the fan housing cover).

IEven though the server can continue operating with only five fans, the defective fan must be replaced in a reasonable amount of time.

Due to the hot-plug architecture, replacement can also take place during operation.

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PRIMERGY N800 Server System Edition JulyComments… Suggestions… Corrections… Copyright and TrademarksIntroduction Important notes Installing the server Configuration software and utilities Property and data protectionTroubleshooting and tips System expansions SCSI configurations Preparation for use and operationPage Contents Preparation for use and operationContents Configuration software and utilitiesContents 7.5 No screen display or display driftsPage 1 Introduction 1.1 Features FeaturesExternally accessible drives Processors and MemoryPower supply IntroductionCooling Hot-plug PCIServer management ServerStartFeatures Temperature monitoring of the CPU and the surrounding areaService and Support Other features1.2 Target group Introduction1.3 Summary of contents Summary of contentsInstalling the server Troubleshooting and tipsSCSI configurations 1.4 Notational conventionsSystem expansions italic type1.5 User-friendly documentation - verified quality User-friendly documentation - verified quality1.6 Technical data Dimensions and weightElectrical data Environmental conditions according to DIN ENTechnical data StandardsNoise level ISO OperationV CAUTION 2.1 Notes on safety2 Important notes Important notes Notes on safetyV CAUTION 2.2 Electrostatic-sensitive component label Important notes2.3 CE certificate 2.4 RFI suppression2.5 FCC notices Federal Communications Commission CE certificateImportant notes 2.6 Notes on mounting in the rack2.7 Notes on transportation Notes on labeling plastic housing parts 2.8 Environmental protectionEnvironmental protection Environmentally friendly product design and developmentTake-back, recycling and disposal Further information on environmental protectionImportant notes Fujitsu Siemens Computers Recycling Center D-33106 PaderbornPage V CAUTION 3 Installing the server3.1 Unpacking the server Mounting the installation kit and the server 3.2 Mounting the server in the rackMounting the server in the rack V CAUTIONMounting the server in the rack Installing the serverÊ First of all screw the fastening screws onto the telescopic rails Ê Repeat this procedure for the right telescopic rail Mounting the server in the rackInstalling the server The following steps require only one personMounting the server in the rack Ê Slide the server into the rack3.3 Connecting and disconnecting cables Connecting cablesDisconnecting cables Installing the server19-inch Rack 3.4 Routing cablesRouting cables Routing cables DataCenter RackInstalling the server 3.5.1 Universal ports 3.5 Connecting devices to the serverConnecting devices to the server Installing the server 3.5.2 CAN bus connectionWerkzeuge/Systemkonfigurationprogramme/SCU/Storage Extension ServerView uses the CAN bus for communication with the clients ServerView and the CAN busConnecting devices to the server 3.6 Connecting the server to line voltage RemoteView RTDS, SEMAN and the CAN busInstalling the server Connecting the server to line voltagePage 4.1 Controls and indicators 4 Preparation for use and operation4.1.1 Control panel V CAUTIONControls and indicators Drive error4.1.2 Indicators for the internal SCSI drives 4.1.3 Controls and indicators for the CD-ROM drive4.1.4 Controls and indicators for the floppy disk drive 4.1.5 Indicators for the power supplies4.1.7 Rear view Controls and indicatorsPreparation for use and operation Figure 13 Rear view of server4.2 Switching the server on and off Server is switched offServer is switched on Ring indicator4.3 Installing the operating system 4.4 Configuring the server and componentsInstalling the operating system Switch4.4.1 Changing the switch settings SwitchFunction DescriptionFigure 14 I/O board/configuration switches R e a rs id e O F FIf you want to start a recovery boot, proceed as follows Recovery BootMeaning CMOS Clear lupk n r4.5 Cleaning the server Password ClearCleaning the server Preparation for use and operationPage 5 Configuration software and utilities 5.1 Short cuts using a key combinations5.2 Power-ON Self-Test POST Call BIOS Setup during POSTPower-ON Self-Test POST Configuration software and utilities5.3 BIOS Setup Recording Setup settingsYou cannot call BIOS Setup Configuration software and utilities5.3.1 Starting BIOS Setup BIOS Setup5.3.2 Setup menus Main menuSubmenu DisplayBIOS Setup MeaningV CAUTION V CAUTIONDisabled 5.3.3 Main MenuMenu item OptionEnglish US 5.3.3.1 Primary Master and/or Primary Slave submenuAuto BIOS Setup5.3.3.2 Processor Information submenu BIOS SetupDisabled Option5.3.3.3 Keyboard Features submenu 30/sec1/2 sec BIOS SetupEnabled 5.3.4 Advanced MenuMinimum Configuration software and utilitiesSelects the I/O Device Configuration 5.3.4.1 PCI Configuration submenuSelects the Advanced Chipset Control BIOS Setup5.3.4.2 PCI Mode submenu 0080hEnabled Enabled5.3.4.3 I/O Device Configuration submenu IRQ4IRQ3 Bidirectional378h IRQ7BIOS Setup Enabled5.3.4.4 Advanced Chipset Control submenu 1 MBBIOS Setup Enabled5.3.5 Security Menu ClearA, B,...,Z Configuration software and utilitiesBIOS Setup DisabledDisabled Disabledwith Preboot or Always Active 5.3.6 Server MenuSelects the System Management Selects the Console RedirectionEnable 5.3.6.1 System Management submenuBIOS Setup Enabled5.3.6.2 Server Management Information submenu 5.3.6.3 Console Redirection submenu9600 CTS/RTS+CD5.3.7 Boot Menu BIOS SetupMenu item Option5.3.8 Exit Menu BIOS SetupDisabled Menu itemUtilities 5.4.1 System Setup Utility SSU5.4 Utilities 5.4.2 BIOS update Recording the current BIOS settingsCreating bootable floppy disks 5.4.2.1 Preparations5.4.2.2 BIOS and firmware update ExampleUtilities BaseBoard Management Controller5.4.2.3 Recovering BIOS 5.4.2.4 Changing the BIOS languageConfiguration software and utilities Ê Use the arrow keys to select the appropriate lng file. Press Ú5.4.3 Installing graphic drivers 5.4.5 Installing PCI hot-plug software5.4.4 QLogic SCSI utility Running the SCSI utility6 Property and data protection Password protectionSecure boot mode Boot sequence control Boot without keyboardLocking the power and reset buttons Floppy disk write protection7 Troubleshooting and tips 7.1 Power-on indicator remains darkPower cable incorrectly connected Power supply overloaded7.2 Server switches itself off Server switches itself offServer management has detected an error Monitor is switched off7.4 Flickering stripes on the monitor screen 7.5 No screen display or display drifts7.6 No mouse pointer displayed on the screen Monitor does not support the set horizontal frequency7.9 System will not boot SCSI configuration incorrect Ultra Wide SCSI controller7.7 Floppy disk cannot be read/written 7.8 Time and date are not correct7.12 Error messages on the screen The configuration of the disk array controller is incorrectDisk array controller is not configured for this hard disk drive 7.10 Drives are reported as “dead”7.13 Error messages on the LCD display Error messages on the LCD displayError message CodeCode Error messageError messages on the LCD display Code Error messages on the LCD displayError message Error message CodeError messages on the LCD display Error messageCode 82668 System expansions 8.1 Opening/closing the server8.1.1 Removing the front bezel V CAUTIONV CAUTION 8.1.2 Mounting the front bezelOpening/closing the server 8.1.3 Removing/mounting the PCI bus hot-plug cover System expansionsOpening/closing the server Figure 17 Removing the PCI bus hot-plug cover8.1.4 Removing/mounting the top cover Opening/closing the serverV CAUTION Figure 18 Removing the top coverSCSI hard disk drives 8.2 SCSI hard disk drivesSystem expansions SCSI hard disk drives Figure 20 Status indicators for hot-plug disk drivesb u s y f a u l t System expansions8.2.1 Replacing SCSI hard disk drives V CAUTIONreplacing, a rebuild process was stopped or the slide-in module is two fast blinks/pause HDD Hot Spare Hot spare drive active. TheÊ Look at the orange LEDs to determine which drive is bad SCSI hard disk drivesV CAUTION System expansions 8.3 Power supply units Power supply unitsV CAUTION 8.3.1 Replacing a power supply unitDescription System expansions 8.4 FansFans 8.4.1 Replacing a fan FansFans System expansionsFigure 25 Removing a fan U41243-J-Z156-1-76Boards in hot-plug PCI slot 8.5 Boards in hot-plug PCI slotSystem expansions LED indicators Boards in hot-plug PCI slotVoltage Status description8.5.1 Replacing boards in the hot-plug PCI slot Boards in hot-plug PCI slotNormal status Warning statusÊ Start the PCI hot-plug utility from the Control Panel Ê Confirm the message Remove the adapter then click OK with OKBoards in hot-plug PCI slot System expansions Ê If necessary, plug the cables in again Ê Select the Add function8.5.2 Adding a PCI board Boards in hot-plug PCI slotV CAUTION Figure 29 Removing the PCI slot cover8.6 Processor expansion System expansionsV CAUTION Processor expansionProcessor expansion 1. Cover 2. Guide 3. Eject/insert leverSystem expansions Figure 30 Processor unit and FSB terminatorV CAUTION 8.6.1 Removing/installing processor unitsSystem expansions 8.7 Memory expansion Memory expansionneed to be installed in pairs Single port mode one memory module The single memory moduleThe system operates in two different modes depending on how many memory modules are installed System expansions8.7.1 Installing DIMMs StepOccupied sockets Memory expansionV CAUTION System expansionsThe DIMMs are removed in reverse order V CAUTION 8.7.2 Removing a memory moduleMemory expansion System expansions V CAUTIONMemory expansion Figure 35 Removing a memory moduleRemoteView storage medium 8.7.3 Installing a memory module8.8 RemoteView storage medium 8.8.1 Configuring the RemoteView storage medium Ê End RemoteView with menu item Boot Original OSRemoteView System expansionsV CAUTION 8.9 Remote Service BoardRemote Service Board 9 SCSI configurations configuration9.1 Addresses for SCSI devices SCSI-IDs9.2 Internal SCSI configurations Internal SCSI configurationsConfiguration with dual onboard SCSI controller default Configuration with 2-channel and/or 3-channel Disk Array ControllerBIOS AbbreviationsANSI ASR&RAbbreviations DIMMEEPROM U41243-J-Z156-1Abbreviations HSC LVDSNVRAM Hot-Swap-ControllerAbbreviations PCI POSTRAID RTDSAbbreviations SEL SVGASystem Setup Utility System Event LogPage 1 Safety, Warranty and Ergonomics 2 19-Zoll-Rack/19 Inch Rack 10 Remote Service Board Installationsanleitung/Installation GuideRelated publications 3 DataCenter RackPage Index M mains I indicatorIndex expansion 108 installing DIMMs 110 installing modules 114 module Indexswitches itself off error BIOS Setupsystem will not boot IndexComments Suggestions Corrections Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH User Documentation 33094 PaderbornGermany Fax ++49 0 700Page Comments Suggestions Corrections Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH User Documentation 33094 PaderbornGermany Fax ++49 0 700