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xSeries Hardware Maintenance ManualPage xSeries Hardware Maintenance ManualFirst Edition September About this manual Important safety informationIBM Online Addresses Online SupportChapter 4.Configuring the server. . . . . . . ContentsChapter 6.FRU information service only Chapter 7.Symptom-to-FRUindex . . . . . .vi Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9.Related service information .Notes Chapter 1. General checkout1.IS THE SYSTEM PART OF A CLUSTER? 2.IF THE SYSTEM IS NOT PART OF A CLUSTER3.DID YOU RECEIVE BOTH OF THE CORRECT RESPONSES? Copyright IBM Corp. Chapter 2. General informationTable 1. Features and Specifications Features and specificationsWhat the xSeries 330 offers Large system memory Front view Server controls and indicatorsRear view 8 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Turning on the serverTurning off the server Stand-bymode 10 Hardware Maintenance Manual xSeries Diagnostic tools overview Chapter 3. Diagnostics•POST beep codes, error messages, and error logs •Diagnostic programs and error messagesEvent/error logs POST error messagesPOST Small computer system interface messagesLight Path Diagnostics Identifying problems using status LEDsPS MEM TEMPCPU FAN VRM SP PCI Diagnostics panelLight Path Text messages Diagnostic programs and error messagesdate Function NameViewing the test log Starting the diagnostic programsTest Specific String Notes1.Turn on the server and watch the screen Recovering BIOS Ethernet controller troubleshooting chart Troubleshooting the Ethernet controllerNetwork connection problems •Novell NetWare or IntraNetWare Server ODI Ethernet controller messagesNDIS Adapter for level 4.0 Windows NT SCO UNIX LLIDescription MessageNDIS 4.0 Windows NT driver messages Ethernet teaming messages Power checkout •Throw or immerse into water Replacing the battery•Heat to more than 100 C 212 F •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 Using the Configuration/Setup Utility program Chapter 4. Configuring the serverStarting the Configuration/Setup Utility program •Configuration/Setup Utility•System Information •System Summary—Product Data —System Card Data—Administrator Password Power-onPasswordDate and Time System Security—Processor Serial Number Access •Advanced Setup•Start Options —System Partition Visibility•Error Logs —Memory Settings•Save Settings •Restore Settings•Exit Setup Using passwordsPower-onpassword Administrator password •Configure/View Host Adapter Settings Using the SCSISelect utility program—Boot Device Options Starting the SCSISelect utility programSCSI Device Configuration Starting the PXE boot agent utility program—Advanced Configuration Options SCSI Disk Utilities•Network Boot Protocol Choices available from the PXE boot agent utility•Boot Order •Show setup promptMajor components of the xSeries 330 server Chapter 5. Installing optionsSystem board switch block System board options connectorsSystem board System board jumper blocksTable 9. Switches System board LEDsSystem reliability considerations Working inside a server with power onBefore you begin Rack installation 44 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Removing the coverWorking with adapters Adapter considerations 46 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Installing an adapter5.Remove the expansion-slotcover Notes Preinstallation stepsHard disk drives Installing or replacing a hard disk drive Preinstallation steps Installing hot-swapdisk drivesHot-swapdisk drives Replacing a drive in a hot-swapbay 3.Remove the defective hard disk drive Memory Installing memory modules5.Install the DIMM in the connector Notes MicroprocessorSlot Heatsink releaseInstalling the microprocessor Removing a microprocessor 5.To remove microprocessor #1 Fan assembly replacement 5.Remove the fan from the server I/O connector locations and ports Installing the coverSerial port Input/Output portsSignal Universal Serial Bus portsSignal NotesTable 11. USB-portconnector pin-numberassignments Cable Chaining Technology C2T portsC2T breakout cable C2T chaining cableSignal SignalSignal SignalEthernet ports Page Notes •The adapter cannot be assigned to an adapter teamRS-485ports Advanced System Management portsManagement Port Serial port A Cabling the RS-485ports Working with cablesConnecting the ASM bus Connecting the servers with a C2T chainOperational notes Testing the C2T chain Cable management 76 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Diskette/CD-ROMdrives Chapter 6. FRU information service onlyDiskette/CD-ROMdrive bracket Hard disk drive backplane Power supplySystem board PCI riser card7.Remove screws from the system board 82 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Beep symptoms Chapter 7. Symptom-to-FRUindexBeep/Symptom Notes No Beep symptomsInformation panel system error LED Diagnostic Panel LED 195The Esc key was pressed to abort the test Diagnostic error codes000The test passed Error Code/Symptom Error symptoms POST error codes Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom Error Code/Symptom Temperature error messages SCSI error codesVoltage related system shutdown Fan error messagesSystem shutdown DASD checkout Temperature related system shutdownBus fault messages Undetermined problems Notes aPower supply bSystem board100 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Copyright IBM Corp. Chapter 8. Parts listingSystem FRU Number IndexSystem Part Model Number Index KeyboardsSystem Part Model Number FRU NumberPower cord Power cordsKeyboard FRU NoChapter 8. Parts listing Power cordFRU No United States of America106 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries General safety Chapter 9. Related service informationSafety information Electrical safety Safety inspection guide Notes Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitivedevicesGrounding requirements Safety notices multi-lingualtranslationsDANGER To avoid a shock hazard•Throw or immerse into water Do not•Heat to more than 100 C 212 F •Repair or disassembleDANGER Use safe practices when lifting114 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries PERIGO ImportantePRECAUCIÓN CUIDADOInstrução PERIGOCUIDADO CUIDADOCUIDADO 118 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeriesInstrução 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 DANGER Notice n•Ne cherchez pas à la réparer ou à la démonter •Ne la jetez pas à leauDANGER Notice n 130 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeriesVORSICHT WichtigACHTUNG ACHTUNGHinweis VORSICHTACHTUNG ACHTUNGACHTUNG 134 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeriesHinweis Importante PERICOLOATTENZIONE ATTENZIONEAvviso PERICOLOATTENZIONE ATTENZIONEATTENZIONE 138 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeriesAvviso Chapter 9. Related service information 140 Hardware Maintenance Manual: xSeries Chapter 9. Related service information Importante PELIGROPRECAUCIÓN DeclaraciónPRECAUCIÓN Declaración PELIGROPRECAUCIÓN PRECAUCIÓNPRECAUCIÓN Chapter 9. Related service informationDeclaración Thank you for your response Send us your commentsNotices Problem determination tipsTrademarks Page IBM@ 0406P1796