Latch | IBM 71453RU guide

5.Slide the blue latches on the top-cover bracket toward the center of the server.

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6.Tilt and lift the top-cover bracket out of the server.

7.If you are instructed to return the top-cover bracket, follow all packaging instructions, and use any packaging materials for shipping that are supplied to you.

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Contents

Installation and Users Guide Page Installation and Users Guide Ninth Edition July Copyright IBM Corporation Contents Appendix. Getting help and technical Safety Statement To Disconnect To Connect ≥ 18 kg 39.7 lb ≥ 32 kg 70.5 lb ≥ 55 kg 121.2 lb Use safe practices when lifting Following label indicates a hot surface nearby Do not place any object on top of rack-mounted devices Following label indicates moving parts nearbyPage System x3850 X5 and x3950 X5 server ID labels IBM Documentation CD Hardware and software requirements Using the Documentation Browser Related documentation IBM Warranty Information Features and specifications Page Memory Upgradeable microcodePower supply Microprocessor Expansion slots Integrated management module What your server offersUEFI-compliant server firmware Memory Sparing IBM Systems DirectorMemory ProteXion Large data-storage capacity and hot-swap capability Light path diagnosticsIntegrated network support Integrated Trusted Platform Module TPM ServeRAID support Reliability, availability, and serviceabilityRedundant cooling and power capabilities Redundant connection IBM Systems Director Front view Operator information panel Light path diagnostics panel Rear view Rear view LEDs Link LEDs Number of nodes Status QPI wrap card or cable Turning on the server Server power features Turning off the server IBM MAX5 for System x memory expansion module Page Light path diagnostics LEDs Memory expansion module features and specificationsDIMMs Power supply Environment Heat output What the memory expansion module offersFans System x3850 X5 and x3950 X5 server Front view LEDs and connectors on the memory expansion module Rear view Turning off the memory expansion module Turning on the memory expansion module Instructions for IBM Business Partners Installing optional devices Dimm Server components Memory-card Dimm connectors Following illustration shows the LEDs on a memory card Memory-card LEDs EXFlash backplane connectors SAS-backplane connectors LED Microprocessor-board connectors Microprocessor-board LEDs USB Board connectors Board jumpers Jumper Number Name Jumper setting Board LEDs Installation guidelines System reliability guidelines Single-power-supply server operating at 208 V ac Handling static-sensitive devices Working inside the server with the power on Installing optional devices Cable connector Connector LED cable Information Internal cable routing and connectors DVD signal Removing the top-cover bracket Removing the top cover Latch Installing the top-cover bracket Removing the bezel Installing a PCI Express adapter Adapter Installing a ServeRAID adapter for use with eXFlash drives Adapter Route the SAS cables under the bottom of the I/O shuttle Installing a hot-swap power supply Installing a hot-swap hard disk drive Page Installing a 2.5-inch hard disk drive backplane Installing a DVD optical drive SAS power ServeRAID M5015 controller Installing an eXFlash 1.8-inch drive cage and backplane SAS power Filler panel Filler panel Drive tray handle Installing a 1.8-inch solid state drive Installing a QPI wrap card Installing an internal removable flash drive Memory modules Front of server Low-cost and low-power Dimm installation sequence High-performance memory-card installation sequence Dimm quad installation Order Memory card Connector numbers Dimm Installing DIMMs Installing a memory card Release lever Error Retaining clip Installing a microprocessor Microprocessor Release socket lever X7500 Handle Installation tool Microprocessor Clips Heat sink Tabs Connecting the cables Completing the installation Updating the server configuration Removing the memory expansion module bezel Installing hardware devices in the memory expansion moduleMemory expansion module components Removing the memory expansion module system-board tray Installing DIMMs in the memory expansion module Bank of DIMMs Dimm connectors Memory ports Dimm connectors Pairs of DIMMs Dimm connector population sequence Set 16, 28 11, 14, 26 10, 15, 27 12, 13, 25 Sets of 4 DIMMs Dimm connector population sequence Installing optional devices Installing a memory expansion module hot-swap power supply Installing optional devices Completing the memory expansion module installation Replacing the memory expansion module system-board tray Replacing the memory expansion module bezel Connecting the memory expansion module cables Updating the memory expansion module configuration Page Remote presence and blue-screen capture features Setup utilityConfiguring the memory expansion module Boot Selection Menu program Setup utility menu choices Using the Setup utilityStarting the Setup utility System Summary System SettingsPower Power Restore Policy Custom mode Efficiency modeAcoustic mode Performance mode Date and Time Boot ManagerLegacy Thunk Support Network Passwords Administrator password Power-on password Using the ServerGuide Setup and Installation CD Using the Boot Selection Menu programStarting the backup Uefi firmware Setup and configuration overview ServerGuide features Typical operating-system installation Serial over LAN Obtaining the IP address for the IMM web interface accessCommand-line interface Ipmi Shell Logging on to the IMM web interface Using the remote presence and blue-screen capture features Using the embedded hypervisor Enabling the Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet Utility program Configuring the Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet controller Updating IBM Systems Director Configuring RAID arraysIBM Advanced Settings Utility program Select System Settings → Adapters and Uefi drivers Configuring an EXA multi-node system Creating an EXA multi-node system Page Partitioning an EXA multi-node system Creating a partition by using the IMM Telnet interface Using the IMM Telnet interface Deleting a partition by using the IMM Telnet interface Toggling partitions by using the IMM Telnet interface Configuring a QPI multi-node system Before you call Appendix. Getting help and technical assistance Getting help and information from the World Wide Web Using the documentationSoftware service and support Hardware service and support IBM Taiwan product service Page 121 Trademarks Important notes Contaminant Limits Particulate contaminationGerman Ordinance for Work gloss statement Industry Canada Class a emission compliance statement Documentation formatElectronic emission notices Federal Communications Commission FCC statement Germany Class a statement Japan Vcci Class a statement Korea Communications Commission KCC statement Page Index Numerics Guidelines hot-swap hard disk drive 131 Removing USB Page Page Part Number 81Y1249