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Application	Title	Part Number

Specification	8-mm Tape Drive Specifications	802-5775
Specification	4-mm, DDS-2 Tape Drive	802-7790
	Specifications
Specification	Manual Eject Diskette Drive	805-1133
	Specifications
User	24-Inch Premium	875-1799
	(22.5-inch Viewable) Color
	Monitor Guide
User	14-Gbyte, 8-mm Tape Drive	802-1850
	User’s Guide
User	SBus Wide Intelligent	802-7748
	UltraSCSI Differential Host
	Adapter Guide

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Sun Ultra 60 Service Manual Page Contents Troubleshooting Procedures 4-14.1 Power-On Failure Power On and Off Contents Storage Devices 9-19.1 Hard Drive Illustrated Parts List 11-1 Product Specifications Functional Description Glossary G-1 Index Figures 10-8 10-310-6 10-1110-22 10-24Figures 10-23 Tables10-13 11-3Mass Storage Device Power Estimates How This Book Is Organized Table P-1Document OrganizationUnix Commands Table P-2Typographic Conventions Typographic ConventionsShell Prompts Table P-3Shell PromptsMachinename# Related Documents Table P-4Related DocumentsAccessing Sun Documentation Online Ordering Sun DocumentationSun Welcomes Your Comments Page Product Description System unit I/O Devices System Unit Features1Supported I/O Devices CD-ROM drive Or tape drive Diskette drive Power LED System Unit Components 3System Unit Rear View2System Unit Replaceable Components NVRAM/TOD Page SunVTS Overview SunVTS DescriptionSunVTS Operation 1SunVTS DocumentationPower-On Self-Test Post Overview 1Diag-Level Switch SettingsPre-POST Preparation Setting Up a Tip Connection 1Setting Up a TIP ConnectionVerifying the Baud Rate Initializing Post 2Sun Type-5 KeyboardMaximum and Minimum Levels Verify the followingDiag-levelVariable Set to max Code Example 3-1 diag-levelVariable Set to max Power-On Self-Test Code Example 3-1 diag-levelVariable Set to max Power-On Self-Test Code Example 3-1 diag-levelVariable Set to max Power-On Self-Test Diag-levelVariable Set to min Power-On Self-Test Code Example 3-2 diag-levelVariable Set to min Power-On Self-Test Post Progress and Error Reporting Code Example 3-3Typical Error Code Failure Message 0STATUS =FAILED 0TEST Bypassing Post 2Keyboard LED PatternsAdditional Keyboard Control Commands System and Keyboard LEDsInitializing Motherboard Post Page Troubleshooting Procedures Power-On Failure ActionVideo Output Failure Disk Drive or CD-ROM Drive FailureAt the system ok prompt 1Internal Drives IdentificationPower Supply Test Supply Trip L Dimm Failure OpenBoot Prom On-Board Diagnostics 5DIMM Physical Memory AddressWatch-clock Probe-scsi and probe-scsi-all Test alias name, device path, -all 6Selected OBP On-Board Diagnostic Tests UPA Graphics CardOpenBoot Diagnostics Ok% test screenVerify that the OBDiag screen is displayed Code Example 1 PCI/Cheerio Code Example 4-9PCI/Cheerio Output MessageEthernet EBus DMA/TCR RegistersCode Example 4-10EBus DMA/TCR Registers Output Message Code Example 4-11Ethernet Output Message KeyboardCode Example 4-12Keyboard Output Message Parallel Port MouseFloppy Code Example 4-13Mouse Output MessageCode Example 4-15Parallel Port Output Message Serial Port aCode Example 4-16Serial Port a Output Message Code Example 4-16Serial Port a Output Message Serial Port B Code Example 4-18Serial Port B Output MessageCode Example 4-19NVRAM Output Message NvramAudio Audio Output MessageScsi Output Message ScsiAll Above Code Example 4-22All Above Output MessageBAUDRATE=’1200’ Code Example 4-22All Above Output Message Page Safety and Tool Requirements Safety Requirements SymbolsSafety Precautions Electrostatic Discharge Lithium Battery Tools RequiredPower On and Off Powering On the System Unit 1System Unit Power-On Front PanelPowering Off the System Unit 3System Unit Power-Off Front Panel Internal Access Removing the Side Access Cover 1Lock Block Location2Removing the Side Access Cover Attaching the Wrist StrapReplacing the Side Access Cover 3Attaching the Wrist Strap to the Chassis4Replacing the Side Access Cover Page Major Subassemblies Power Supply Removing the Power SupplyReplacing the Power Supply 1Removing and Replacing the Power Supply Part 1Power on the system unit PCI Fan Assembly Removing the PCI Fan AssemblyReplacing the PCI Fan Assembly 3Removing and Replacing the PCI Fan AssemblyHard Drive Bay With Scsi Assembly Removing the Scsi Drive BaySee .1.1, Removing a Hard Drive on Replacing the Scsi Drive Bay 4Removing and Replacing the Scsi Drive BaySee .1.2, Replacing a Hard Drive on Removing the Peripheral Power Cable Assembly Cable AssembliesReplacing the Peripheral Power Cable Assembly Removing the Diskette Drive Cable AssemblyReplacing the Diskette Drive Cable Assembly EMI Filler Panels Removing an EMI Filler PanelReplacing an EMI Filler Panel 5Removing and Replacing the Bezel EMI Filler PanelChassis Foot Removing the FootRemoving the Speaker Assembly Speaker AssemblyReplacing the Foot Replacing the Speaker Assembly 8Removing and Replacing the Speaker AssemblyDC Switch Assembly Removing the DC Switch Assembly9System Unit Power-Off Front Panel 11Removing the Side Access Cover 12Attaching the Wrist Strap to the Chassis Bracket tab PCI card Bracket tab UPA graphics card Remove the PCI fan assembly Figure Remove the hard drives Figure Major Subassemblies Screw To terminator board Scsi cable DC power connector DC power cable routing J3504 Screw Light pipe Bezel Nameplate 19Removing and Replacing the Front PanelReplacing the DC Switch Assembly 20Removing and Replacing the Front Panel DC Switch AssemblyPage See .1.2, Replacing a Hard Drive on 21Replacing the Side Access Cover 22System Unit Power-On Front Panel CPU Fan Assembly Removing the CPU Fan AssemblyReplacing the CPU Fan Assembly 24Removing and Replacing the CPU Fan AssemblyShroud Assembly Removing the Shroud AssemblyReplacing the Shroud Assembly 25Removing and Replacing the Shroud AssemblySee .1.3, Replacing the CPU Module on Storage Devices Hard Drive Removing a Hard DriveReplacing a Hard Drive 1Removing and Replacing a Hard DriveRemovable Media Assembly Drive Removing the RMAAttach the wrist strap Removing the CD-ROM Drive or Any X-Option Tape Drive 2Removing and Replacing a RMA Drive Part 13Removing and Replacing a RMA Drive Part 2 Replacing the CD-ROM Drive or Any X-Option Tape Drive Removing the Diskette DriveReplacing the Diskette Drive Replacing the RMAReplace the side access cover Motherboard and Component Replacement Special Considerations for Systems With 450 MHz CPU Modules CPU ModuleRemoving the CPU Module Attach a wrist strap Replacing the CPU Module NVRAM/TOD Removing the NVRAM/TODReplacing the NVRAM/TOD 2Removing and Replacing the NVRAM/TODPCI Card Removing a PCI Card3Removing and Replacing a PCI Card Replacing a PCI Card UPA Graphics Card Removing the UPA Graphics CardReplacing the UPA Graphics Card 4Removing and Replacing a UPA Graphics CardDimm To remove and replace a DIMM, proceed as followsRemoving a Dimm 1DIMM Bank and Bank QuadDimm Replacing a Dimm Audio Card Removing the Audio CardSee .4.1, Removing the UPA Graphics Card on Replacing the Audio Card 6Removing and Replacing the Audio CardMotherboard Removing a Motherboard 7Removing and Replacing the Motherboard Part 1 Handle Captive screw 2Serial Port Jumper Settings Replacing a MotherboardJ2801 Connect the following Ok setenv #power-cycles Illustrated Parts List 1System Unit Exploded View 1System Unit Replaceable Components 1System Unit Replaceable Components Product Specifications Table A-1System Unit Physical Specifications Physical SpecificationsElectrical Specifications Table A-2Electrical SpecificationsEnvironmental Requirements Table A-3Environmental RequirementsPage Signal Descriptions Keyboard/Mouse and Serial Keyboard/Mouse ConnectorTable B-1Keyboard/Mouse Connector Pin Assignments Ports a and BSerial Port a and B RS-423/RS-232 Connectors Used by the data terminalCTS Twisted-Pair Ethernet Connector DTRUltraSCSI Connector Appendix B Signal Descriptions B-7 Table B-4UltraSCSI Connector Pin Assignments Appendix B Signal Descriptions B-9 Audio Connectors Parallel Port Connector Headphones Line-out Line-in Microphone2514 Appendix B Signal Descriptions B-13 Media Independent Interface Connector Table B-7 MII Connector Pin AssignmentsTable B-7MII Connector Pin Assignments UPA Graphics Card Connector Figure B-8 Table B-8Table B-8UPA Graphics Card Connector Pin Assignments Page Functional Description System Unit PSYCHO+ Asic UPA Interconnect Table C-1UPA Port Identification AssignmentsSystem Controller PCI Bus 3.2 Symbios 53C876 Scsi Controller3.1 Flash PROM/EPROM EBus2 DevicesCheerio Asic SuperIOUltraSPARC II Processor AudioMemory System Memasel Membsel Memard Membrd Memawr Membwr Memadra Weal RAS0L CAS0L Figure C-5DIMM Mapping Dimm Table C-2DIMM Bank-to-U-Number MappingMemory System Timing Graphics and ImagingTable C-3IL = 0, Dimm Bank-to-Physical Address Mapping Peripherals Graphics Card FeaturesGraphics Card Performance CD-ROM Drive Diskette DriveDiskette Drive Signals Table C-4Diskette Drive Signals and FunctionsHard Drives Table C-5Supported Hard DrivesKeyboard and Mouse, Diskette, and Parallel Port Other RMA Storage Device X-OptionsKeyboard and Mouse Port Diskette Port Parallel Port Parallel Port CablesSerial Port Serial Port ComponentsSerial Port Functions Synchronous Rates Automatic Negotiation External Transceivers Connectors12.5 MII Power External CablesPHY Audio Card and Connector Table C-6Audio Card FeaturesLinl Figure C-10Configuration for the Scsi Bus Host AdapterSupported Target Devices Table C-7Supported Target DevicesInternal Scsi Subassembly Figure C-11 Scsi Subassembly Functional Block DiagramScsi ID Selection ASICs15.1 K9+ Cheerio MarvinPSYCHO+ 15.5 FBC RiscTable C-8Power Supply Output Values SuperIOTable C-9Power Supply Control Signal Control SignalsRemote Enable PowerOn and PowerOff 1.2 On/Off FunctionalityTurning the System Unit On System Unit Power Budget Turning the System Unit OffTable C-10300-MHz 3.3-ns CPU Modules Power Estimate Table C-11PCI Card 5 Vdc Power EstimateTable C-13Memory Subsystem Power Estimate Table C-12PCI Card 3.3 Vdc Power EstimateTable C-14Mass Storage Device Power Estimates Built-In Speaker Specifications Built-In SpeakerStandard System Facilities TPE Figure C-13Selected Jumper Settings Jumper DescriptionsTable C-16Serial Port Jumper Settings Serial Port JumpersFlash Prom Jumpers Flash Prom Jumper SettingsEnclosure Enclosure BasicsAgency Compliance Enclosure FeaturesEnvironmental Compliance Energy Star Software SupportAppendix C Functional Description C-49 Page Glossary Data terminal equipment Insulation displacement connectorDual tag or data tag Extended capability port. An IEEE.1284 standardGlossary-3 QSC Asic Index Agency compliance, C-48all above Output messageCPU Address bus, C-5 Data bus, C-5 MII Index-5 QSC ASIC, C-34 Pin assignments, B-3 Index-8