System Board Overview | HP zx6000 manual

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HP Integrity rx2600 server and HP workstation zx6000 Operation and Maintenance Guide

Block Diagram of the System Board

industry standard DDR266 DIMM

DIMM

DIMM

FMW Flash

DIMM

8MB

DIMM

DIMM

MEMORY

FMW SRAM

DIMM

(on battery, scratch)

CPU

RAM + NVM)

CPU

DIMM

512KB

I/O and

DIMM

DIMM

RTC

Memory

DIMM

200MHz

Controller

DIMM

serial port

6.4GB/s peak data bandwidth

133 MHz bus clock

DUART

COM2

266 MT/s data rate

ROPE NUMBER

8.5GB/s peak data bandwidth

EXAR

System/BM

16C2550CM

COM 1

(FP2-product)

console

I/O Bus

4 &

5

I/O Bus

DMD

PDH

PDH Bus

& serial port

PCI-X 133 “slot1”

AGP 4.X 1.5V

Controller

Interface

Interface

266

MHz

8b

data

USB

Baseboard

500MB/s per rope

I/O Bus

3

I/O Bus

FPGA

LPC

Management

LED STATUS PANEL

PCI-X 133 “slot1”

Interface

PCI-X 133

Controller

Controller

Interface

Bus

12C

(BMC)

etc..

LOCATOR

LAN

ON-OFF

I/O Bus

2

I/O Bus

DIAG

LEDs

activity

PCI-X 133 “slot1”

Interface

PCI-X 133

Interface

BMC SRAM 512KB

BMC

(on battery, scratch RAM

Bus

+ NVM + FPL forward

12C, etc...

progress log)

PCI-X 133 “slot1”	I/O Bus	6	PCI-X 133	I/O Bus			BMC FLASH 1MB
PCI-X 133 “slot1”	Interface		PCI-X 133	Interface
	Interface			Interface
SERVER I/O RISER			WORKSTATION I/O RISER		ROPE 1	I/O Bus	PCI 66/64
					ROPE 1	I/O Bus	PCI 66/64		VGA	VGA
						Interface			VGA	VGA
						Interface
	PCI 33/32			I/O Bus	ROPE 0			I/O Bus
	PCI 33/32			Interface	ROPE 0		LAN	Interface
				Interface			LAN	Interface
Manag. &							10/100/
Manag. &							1G
std LAN	IDE		USB				1G		Remote
std LAN	IDE		USB			Broadcom 5701			Remote
10/100			2.0			Broadcom 5701		batt. SRAM	Access
INTEL 82550			NEC uPD720100			Channel B	SCSI	DRAM	Ports
INTEL 82550	CMD 649		NEC uPD720100			Channel B		Flash
(550B LP-FP0)	CMD 649		Keyboard					Flash
(550C FP2-product)			Mouse			Channel A	U320	etc...	LAN100
						Channel A	LSI 1030		LAN100
							LSI 1030

& DVDR

MP Card Connectors

SCSI BACKPLANE (SE-LVDS SCA-2 80PIN)

(external (se-lvds 68p)

board connectors, “Location of Internal Components	This section provides a block diagram of the system	System Board Overview
and Connectors” on page 2-2.	board. For a photograph of the
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HP zx6000 manual System Board Overview, Block Diagram of the System Board

zx6000 specifications

The HP zx6000 is a powerful workstation that was designed for performance-intensive applications, catering to professionals in fields such as engineering, architecture, and multimedia content creation. Introduced as part of HP's line of mobile workstations, the zx6000 combines robust hardware specifications with advanced graphic capabilities, making it a suitable choice for demanding tasks.

One of the main features of the HP zx6000 is its sleek and durable design. The workstation is constructed with high-quality materials to withstand the rigors of mobile use while maintaining a professional appearance. Its lightweight chassis makes it easy to transport, yet it does not compromise on the overall responsiveness and performance.

Under the hood, the zx6000 typically boasts powerful Intel processors, with configurations including options from the Pentium 4 family or the Xeon line, enabling it to handle resource-intensive applications with ease. These processors are complemented by substantial RAM options, which often reach up to 16GB, ensuring smooth multitasking and the ability to run large software applications efficiently.

The HP zx6000 is also equipped with advanced graphics technology. Users can opt for high-performance graphics cards from NVIDIA or AMD, allowing for exceptional 3D rendering capabilities, which are vital for design professionals and engineers who rely on CAD software and graphical modeling tools.

Storage options are another highlight of the zx6000. With support for multiple hard drives or the inclusion of solid-state drives (SSDs), users can benefit from a balance of speed and ample storage capacity. This is particularly advantageous for working with large files, such as high-resolution images, videos, and extensive data sets.

Connectivity is well catered for in the zx6000, featuring various ports including USB 2.0, FireWire, and parallel ports, ensuring compatibility with a multitude of external devices. Networking options such as Ethernet and Wi-Fi provide added flexibility for professionals who are frequently on the go.

In terms of display, the HP zx6000 often sports a high-resolution screen with options for wide viewing angles, enhancing the visual experience whether for design, editing, or general productivity tasks. The ergonomic keyboard and responsive touchpad are designed to provide comfort during extended use.

Overall, the HP zx6000 stands out as a robust and versatile mobile workstation that meets the needs of demanding professionals, characterized by its powerful performance, advanced graphics, and practical design features.

Contents

Document Part Number September $+,&!$ Important Safety Warnings Page Contents Troubleshooting System AccessoriesSystem Board Part Numbers Event, Error and Warning Messages Index Contents Viii Redundant System ConfigurationsHot-swap System Features Feature Description##3 Http//partsurfer.hp.com Termination Must be terminated if there are devices attachedTerminates if no devices are attached Device support Feature Description Power Specifications Physical CharacteristicsInput voltage 100-127 Additional Component Power Consumption Power Consumption and Cooling$-*#*+D Environmental Specifications CK#D Power button Front PanelBuzzer icon System LED Locator LED and button rack-mounted system only Rear Panel CF5=!D13 12 11 10 11 10/100 BT Management LAN with integrated LEDs Product Overview Installing or Replacing Parts and Accessories $+## @0@ #EF @0@+# Location of Internal Components and Connectors Internal Physical Layout front of system at bottom of photo Status panel connector Installing or Replacing Parts and Accessories Read the Power and EMI Warning and Note Follow Electrostatic Discharge ESD PrecautionsRemove/Replace Prerequisites Gather Your Tools System Covers and Bezel Tower SystemRemoving the Side Covers Removing the Left-side Panel Removing the Metal Side Cover Replacing the Covers Metal Cover Alignment Mark Replacing the Metal Cover Replacing the Plastic Cover Removing the Front Bezel Replacing the Front BezelAligning the Front Bezel Removing the Metal Cover Rack-mount SystemReleasing the Rack Latches Guide-rail Release Clips Replacing the Cover Removing the Metal Cover Retaining Clip Removing the Front BezelAlign the Front Bezel Removing/Replacing Hot-swap and Hot-plug Devices System Fans Removing a System Fan@CD Removing System Fans F5=I Replacing a System FanRemoving Fans 1A, 1B, or 2 from a Tower System Power Supplies Removing a Power Supply Replacing a Power Supply Sliding the Power Supply into Place Removing a Hard Drive Hard DrivesUnlocking the Hard Drives Replacing a Hard Drive Airflow Guides Removing/Replacing Internal ComponentsSystem Airflow Guides Removing the Memory Airflow Guide Replacing the Memory Airflow GuideRemoving the Memory Airflow Guide @CD @9.9EC9GD Removing Processor Airflow GuideRemoving the Main Portion of the Processor Airflow Guide Replacing the Processor Airflow Guide @9.9EC9D@CD@ Removing the Front Portion of the Airflow Guide Memory Removing Memory Modules=BE@.% Memory Module Retainer Clips Replacing Memory Modules E9.9E GE.E +%%E9BE+%%9.9E Memory Loading Order System Configuration menuCD +%% Accessory and Graphics Cards Removing an Accessory or Graphics CardF5=I =G9%F #+ G⋅,9 #+0.B Installing or Replacing Parts and Accessories Replacing an Accessory or Graphics Card Connecting the Audio Cable@ #+0.B CD #+0.B !CD = #+0.B !I @info io 7+CD PCI/AGP Backplane Removing the PCI/AGP BackplaneReplacing the PCI/AGP Backplane Removing the PCI/AGP backplane rx2600 shown Optical Drives Removing an Optical Drive #+7 Replacing an Optical DriveReplacing the Optical Drive Management Processor Card Removing the MP Card909E%$ % D3 Disconnecting the MP Card Connector $.,9-BRemoving the Card Aligning the MP Card Blank +% !I Replacing/Installing the MP CardSecuring the MP Card Blank Led Status Panel Removing the LED Status Panel$7N $7$7FF Replacing the LED Status Panel #$7 Processor Removing a Processor Disconnect the Power Cable for the Processor Turbo Fan Unscrew the Turbo Fan Heatsink Captive Screws ? @ Removing the Turbo Fan Heatsink and the Processor Replacing or Installing a Processor Processor Locking Mechanism Aligning the Turbo Fan and Processor Assembly Locator Posts Locator Holes Locking the Processor in Place Sliding Sequencer Retainer Screw in the Heatsink and Processor Screws @info cpu 7+CD System Board Removing the Power Connector PlateRemoving the System Board Six System Board Mounting Screws Unscrew the System Board Mounting Screw Remove the System Board from the System Replacing the System BoardAlign the System Board in the System Secure the System Board on its Standoffs ? @I #+0.B= *5 Remove the System Board Battery Removing the System BatterySystem Batteries Replacing the System Battery Removing the MP Card BatteryReplacing the MP Card Battery +System Configuration menuCD Power Supply Interface Module Removing the Power Supply InterfacePower Cables and Holding Clips Removing the Power Supply Interface Module Replacing the Power Supply Interface Module Replacing the Power Supply Interface ModuleSecuring the Power Supply Interface Module and Cables Disconnect the Fan and Backplane Power Cables Hard Drive BackplaneRemoving the Hard Drive Backplane Unscrewing the Backplane Mounting Screws Replacing the Hard Drive Backplane Remove the Hard Drive Backplane Installing or Replacing Parts and Accessories 75+C7+D % D #CE%#D Extensible Firmware Interface EFI27+3G 2E8%%39 #%3 Direct Access Accessing the EFIBoot Options Maintenance MenuC9D +Boot Options Maintenance Menu Remote AccessEIA= EI? EI9CD #I8,08 Using the EFI shell EnterEnter5 CD5I Command Syntax Ls5IArguments Rules CaliasD +.1 Command Descriptions Command ClassesBoot Commands Configuration Commands Device Commands Memory Commands Shell Commands Scripts Commands757+ Echo For/endfor Goto %!54 If/endif Pause Command Function key Escape sequence EFI Scripts+.nsh5 +N75I Error Handling in Scripts Positional ArgumentsNesting Output Redirection Using the Boot Option Maintenance Menu Save Settings to NvramComments in Script Files Help ExitE8% Paths Integrity rx2600 server slots Slot Path DescriptionZx6000 workstation slots Slot Path Description Rx2600 and zx6000 drives Drive Path Description +5I Boot from a FileLoad Files7+$ Delete Boot Options Add a Boot Option+5I Boot From a File Change Boot Order VenHwD65A6B8C-71E5-4DF0-A909-F0D2992B5AA9 Manage BootNext Setting Set Auto Boot TimeOutDelete/Disable Timeout 5Reset BootNext Setting Select Active Console Output Devices To select Choose Serial A/SerialAcpiPNP0501,0/Uart9600 N81/VenMsgVt100+ MP Serial Console Select Active Console Input Devices Select Active Standard Error Devices USB keyboard AcpiHWP0002,0/Pci10 Using the System Configuration Menu Security/Password MenuSet System Date Set System Time Exit 7+ Advanced System Configuration Menu Bootable Devices InformationAll x Information System Information Processor Information Firmware Information Boot InformationChip Revision Information Using the Security/Password Menu Password Reset Jumper Resetting Passwords#PQ=D Management Processor MP +08 =%E@*@.% 909E$ =B +8+#77 @8% +#?M77 @8% @.%!,-*@.% +08I MP Card I/O Functionality=.@% Accessing the MP Accessing the MP Using the Serial Console PortEIA= EI? EI9CD Accessing the MP Using the MP LAN Port Configuring the MP LAN Port+% $.,I % *# CAD MP firmware E.02.10 Accessing the MP Using a Modem #UER #USACgdi EI+ @*0#*O*0 =F5=% Logging In to the MP Card Interface #U5I IAdminAdmin 8IOperOper#UCtrl-B% MP Access is not Secure #U% 75% CM Using the MP Commands Executing Commands from MenusExecuting Commands from the Command Line CheD Level Ccitt Main Menu Commands Command CategoriesCommand Description +CCADI Server Control Commands MP Port Configuration Commands General MP Configuration CommandsConnections Commands Baseboard Management Controller BMC %#PQG 2E%##$+C#$+DPQG #PQGG + %+#PQG EIA= EI? EI9CD #I8,08 #IEsc Accessing the BMCC6D Logging Out of the BMC Command Line Interface Using the BMC Command Line Interface CLIExecuting BMC Commands Simple Commands Command Syntax Options Mode Description5E%#I Enter User Displays the BMC firmware revision IpmiI Ipmi Commands$iI Long Format Ipmi Command Data Structure Example Long Format Ipmi Response Data Structure ExampleBits Byte RqSWID = 0xF0 NetFn = RsLUN = 0x1C Chassis Commands Sensor/Event CommandsNetFn Description Chassis Application Commands Storage Commands Download drivers/software Firmware upgradesZx6000 workstationD F5=I + 3G9 @*3G9? Identifying and Diagnosing Hardware ProblemsFF$7*GG System e-buzzer Number Beeps Component Description Effi EFF Diagnostic LEDs Power and System LEDsSystems with MP card System LED State System Logs SL Logs % CAD @ sl7$-I Vt5I Diagnostic LEDs Power LED System LED StateSystems with no MP card F1$7I @,+,B TemperatureNone Power Supply UnknownNone BuzzerCategory Beeps Memory Firmware6 System Board FanNone Processor1 Problem Solution Unknown Warnings SystemMemory Warnings System Board Warnings Problem Solution Fan Warnings Problem Solution Processor Warnings Temperature WarningsPower Supply Warnings Video Warnings Problem Solution Unknown Faults Memory FaultsFirmware Errors System firmware hang or system fault Fan Faults Problem Solution System Board FaultsProcessor Faults Temperature Faults Problem Solution BMC FaultsPower Supply Errors $.,I LAN LEDsLocation Color State Yellow MP running self test or error Green Standby power on PowerOff Standby power off Self-test Location of the Stby LED, F/W LED and BMC LED System Board Diagnostic LEDsBMC Running Diagnostic Software Tools I7.5 HP e-DiagTools Hardware Diagnostics +CD#0-I Starting HP e-DiagTools87I$ ##0-I Producing a Support Ticket View e-DiagTools InfoWelcome to e-DiagTools%I Run eDiagTools for IPF Troubleshooting Offline Diagnostics Environment ODE Running ODE from the offline Diagnostics and Utilities CDTools Provided # +.B# %+.B Troubleshooting +5= !F5=I Graphics Cards#3# Type of Card Supported Graphics Cards for systems with no MP cardLinux Windows Selecting a Monitor #@8% Supported Resolutions and Frequencies Analog Monitor with DB-15 ConnectorDigital Monitor with DVI Connector Analog or Digital Monitor with DB-15 Connector ATI Radeon 640 ⋅480 800 ⋅600 1024 ⋅768 1280 ⋅1024 1600 ⋅1200 Nvidia Quadro4 900XGL Analog Monitor with DB-15 Connector Nvidia Quadro4 980XGL Nvidia Quadro2 EX Analog Monitor with DB-15 Connector Mass Storage Supported Hard Drives Supported Optical Drives CD-RW drive @8%I #@8%I #@8%%9 #@8%!CD DVD-ROM drive@8% @CGBE0ABED @.%CGBE0=BED +I7+70.. +*% H9+08 H9.B 0 #+ #*+ 909E*0%$ 90909$ +&+& CD Block Diagram of the System Board System Board Overview ZX1 I/O and Memory Controller Intel Itanium 2 ProcessorProcessor Bus Dual Serial Controller ZX1 AGP/PCI Bus InterfaceField Programmable Gate Array Baseboard Management Controller Scsi ControllerIDE Interface CED @%@+*# =!C$/ D +C+ %+D +C+ %ED USB Connectors 10/100 BT Standard/Management LAN1GB System LAN Chip Spare Functionality rx2600 Systems Only Zx6000 Workstation Parts Exploded View of zx6000 Parts Hard Drives Graphics Cards Description Replacement Exchange Power SupplyCards Cables Description Replacement Exchange FansPlastic Covers/Metal Latches and Chassis Optical Devices Description Replacement Exchange Tower and Rack KitKeyboards and Mice Integrity rx2600 Server Parts Exploded View of the rx2600 Parts Processor Description Replacement Exchange Power Supply Tower and Rack Kit for the rx2600 Description Replacement Exchange Keyboards and Mice EFI Error and Warning Messages Error Number Error/Warning Message Solution27+7%39 $ $$73G Info warnings7+ Error reading BMC token on upload to EFI shell FRU information version error Error accessing FRU informationFw, bmc, mp is out of date SEL and FPL Log Entries %##$+ Sel5I Accessing the Logs with BMC CLI CommandsFpl&5I 75I Accessing the Logs with MP Commands$I44 M5I Feb 164147 System Specific Events OEM SensorType 12, EventTypeData2 Data3 Missing Component Chassis Control Event Codes Sensor Numbers Description Chassis Control Commands DescriptionIpmi Origins Number Event, Error and Warning Messages Events Without Sensors Triplet Event Data2 Data3107064 SEL almost full Full 75% full Event, Error and Warning Messages EF=A9 #G9E ##$+G 99.A.9E FF9?G9G959 $.,9AG9 B999?.9 999?9.? 99? G9?G + %+GGEGM9A $.,9AG9= 9G 9A $ G9 9A 9? $7 9? GG# 9A 99 9? = Index Index-4