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Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeriesPage Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeriesFirst Edition September Important safety information About this manualOnline Support IBM Online AddressesChapter 6.FRU information service only ContentsChapter 4.Configuring the server. . . . . . . Chapter 7.Symptom-to-FRUindex . . . . . .Chapter 9.Related service information . vi Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries1.IS THE SYSTEM PART OF A CLUSTER? Chapter 1. General checkoutNotes 2.IF THE SYSTEM IS NOT PART OF A CLUSTER3.DID YOU RECEIVE BOTH OF THE CORRECT RESPONSES? Chapter 2. General information Copyright IBM Corp.Features and specifications What the xSeries 330 offersTable 1. Features and Specifications Large system memory Server controls and indicators Front viewRear view Turning on the server Turning off the server8 Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeries Stand-bymode 10 Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeries •POST beep codes, error messages, and error logs Chapter 3. DiagnosticsDiagnostic tools overview •Diagnostic programs and error messagesPOST POST error messagesEvent/error logs Small computer system interface messagesIdentifying problems using status LEDs Light Path DiagnosticsDiagnostics panel Light PathPS MEM TEMPCPU FAN VRM SP PCI date Diagnostic programs and error messagesText messages Function NameTest Specific String Starting the diagnostic programsViewing the test log Notes1.Turn on the server and watch the screen Recovering BIOS Troubleshooting the Ethernet controller Network connection problemsEthernet controller troubleshooting chart NDIS Adapter for level 4.0 Windows NT Ethernet controller messages•Novell NetWare or IntraNetWare Server ODI SCO UNIX LLIMessage DescriptionNDIS 4.0 Windows NT driver messages Ethernet teaming messages Power checkout •Heat to more than 100 C 212 F Replacing the battery•Throw or immerse into water •Repair or disassembleTemperature checkout Note: The server is not designed to operate in an enclosed environment. The xSeries 300 should not reside behind a glass door in its rack enclosure 28 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Starting the Configuration/Setup Utility program Chapter 4. Configuring the serverUsing the Configuration/Setup Utility program •Configuration/Setup Utility—Product Data •System Summary•System Information —System Card DataDate and Time Power-onPassword—Administrator Password System Security•Start Options •Advanced Setup—Processor Serial Number Access —System Partition Visibility•Save Settings —Memory Settings•Error Logs •Restore SettingsUsing passwords Power-onpassword•Exit Setup Administrator password —Boot Device Options Using the SCSISelect utility program•Configure/View Host Adapter Settings Starting the SCSISelect utility program—Advanced Configuration Options Starting the PXE boot agent utility programSCSI Device Configuration SCSI Disk Utilities•Boot Order Choices available from the PXE boot agent utilityNetwork Boot Protocol •Show setup promptChapter 5. Installing options Major components of the xSeries 330 serverSystem board System board options connectorsSystem board switch block System board jumper blocksSystem board LEDs Table 9. SwitchesWorking inside a server with power on Before you beginSystem reliability considerations Rack installation Removing the cover Working with adapters44 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Adapter considerations Installing an adapter 46 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries5.Remove the expansion-slotcover Preinstallation steps Hard disk drivesNotes Installing or replacing a hard disk drive Installing hot-swapdisk drives Hot-swapdisk drivesPreinstallation steps Replacing a drive in a hot-swapbay 3.Remove the defective hard disk drive Installing memory modules Memory5.Install the DIMM in the connector Slot MicroprocessorNotes Heatsink releaseInstalling the microprocessor Removing a microprocessor 5.To remove microprocessor #1 Fan assembly replacement 5.Remove the fan from the server Installing the cover I/O connector locations and portsInput/Output ports Serial portSignal Universal Serial Bus portsSignal NotesCable Chaining Technology C2T ports Table 11. USB-portconnector pin-numberassignmentsC2T chaining cable C2T breakout cableSignal SignalSignal SignalEthernet ports Page •The adapter cannot be assigned to an adapter team NotesAdvanced System Management ports Management Port Serial port ARS-485ports Working with cables Cabling the RS-485portsConnecting the servers with a C2T chain Connecting the ASM busOperational notes Testing the C2T chain Cable management 76 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 6. FRU information service only Diskette/CD-ROMdrivesDiskette/CD-ROMdrive bracket Power supply Hard disk drive backplanePCI riser card System board7.Remove screws from the system board 82 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 7. Symptom-to-FRUindex Beep symptomsBeep/Symptom No Beep symptoms Information panel system error LEDNotes Diagnostic Panel LED Diagnostic error codes 000The test passed195The Esc key was pressed to abort the test Error Code/Symptom Error symptoms POST error codes Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom SCSI error codes Temperature error messagesFan error messages System shutdownVoltage related system shutdown Bus fault messages Temperature related system shutdownDASD checkout Undetermined problems aPower supply bSystem board Notes100 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 8. Parts listing SystemCopyright IBM Corp. Index System Part Model NumberFRU Number System Part Model Number KeyboardsIndex FRU NumberKeyboard Power cordsPower cord FRU NoFRU No Power cordChapter 8. Parts listing United States of America106 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information Safety informationGeneral safety Electrical safety Safety inspection guide Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitivedevices NotesDANGER Safety notices multi-lingualtranslationsGrounding requirements To avoid a shock hazard•Heat to more than 100 C 212 F Do not•Throw or immerse into water •Repair or disassembleUse safe practices when lifting DANGER114 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Importante PERIGOCUIDADO PRECAUCIÓNCUIDADO PERIGOInstrução CUIDADOInstrução 118 Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeriesCUIDADO CUIDADOChapter 9. Related service information 120 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information 122 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information 124 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information 126 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Notice n DANGER•Ne la jetez pas à leau •Ne cherchez pas à la réparer ou à la démonterDANGER 130 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Notice nWichtig VORSICHTACHTUNG ACHTUNGACHTUNG VORSICHTHinweis ACHTUNG134 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries HinweisACHTUNG PERICOLO ImportanteATTENZIONE ATTENZIONEATTENZIONE PERICOLOAvviso ATTENZIONE138 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries AvvisoATTENZIONE Chapter 9. Related service information 140 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information PELIGRO ImportanteDeclaración PRECAUCIÓNPRECAUCIÓN PRECAUCIÓN PELIGRODeclaración PRECAUCIÓNChapter 9. Related service information DeclaraciónPRECAUCIÓN Send us your comments Thank you for your responseProblem determination tips NoticesTrademarks Page 0406P1796 IBM@