Configuring the Input/Output Module, Introduction | Unisys NX5820

Section 5

Configuring the Input/Output Module

Introduction

This section explains how to configure the I/O module (IOM) and its components.

•It covers that portion of the Input/Output system considered part of the central system; that is, from the IOB for the NX5820 or the KIUB for the NX5820 K to the Common Input/Output Module (CIOM) and including the channel interface.

•It does not cover from the channel interface outward. That information is included in the Unisys e-@ction ClearPath Enterprise Servers A Series and NX Systems I/O Configuration Guide (7008 6087). See "Information Contained in the I/O Configuration Guide" at the end of this section for a list of topics.

How This Section Is Organized

The following topics are discussed in this section:

•How the IOM is organized

−IOM Logical organization

−IOM Physical organization

−IOM options

•Configuring channels

−Styles offered

−Assigning channel loads

−Configuration guidelines

−Configuration diagrams

•Where to find I/O subsystem information

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Contents

Product Information Announcement Page Hardware Configuration Guide Page Unisys Page Guide Hardware ConfigurationPage Contents Configuring I/O Cabinets and Channel Racks ContentsConfiguring System Options Configuring the Servers Contents Configuring the Input/Output Module Configuring Optional and Recommended UPS Connecting Other Host SystemsConfiguring the Private Maintenance Hub and Public Figures Figures Tables Tables Scope PurposeAudience Prerequisites About This Guide How to Use This GuideOrganization Related Product Information Configuring the Input/Output Module Industry Publications Introduction What Product Models Are Covered FeaturesSystem Architecture Technology Enhancements Dual Domain System PartitioningSingle Domain Type of Computing System Hardware OverviewSystem Cabinet Hardware Overview Hardware Overview Expansion Sections I/O SubsystemSvga Monitor and Keyboard with Mouse Rack-Mounted Devices Supported Peripherals System Cabinet OrganizationSystem Components System Cabinet Organization Other I/O Devices Acronym Component Name System ComponentsAcronyms for System Components WindowsServer CNT Front View System Cabinet PCA Locations for NX5820 K NT a SCP B NX5820 Products How This Section Is OrganizedSingle-Domain, Single-Processor Sdsp NX5821 Models 31 to Dual-Domain, Multiple-Processor Ddmp NX5822 Models 32 to ClearPath Enterprise Server NX5820 Product Models NX5820 Products NX5820 Product Configurations NX5820 Product ConfigurationsComponent Description NX5821 Models Style Common Components Msua BD, 1 CHIPSET, 4 REQUESTER, 192 MB Central Equipment Section Server Expansion Section Functional S/W, IP Emulation NX5822-32 Component Description NX5822 Models Style Functional S/W, IP Emulation NX5822-73 Functional S/W, IP Emulation NX5822-78 CEC SCP Component Description Package Styles NX5821-1X NX5822-2X NX5820 Companion Package StyleNX5820 Companion Styles Single-Domain, Single-Processor Sdsp NX5821 BAS Models NX5820 K ProductsDual-Domain, Dual Processor Dddp NX5822 BAS Models NX5820 K Products Three to ten processor modules PM depending on model Dual-Domain, Multiple-Processor Ddmp NX5822 BAS Models NX5820 K Single-Domain, Single-Processor Sdsp Models ClearPath Enterprise Server NX5820 K Product Models NX5820 K Product Configurations NX5820 K Product Configurations Package Style NX5821-BAS Component Style Description Qty PCK104-SKB Keyboard PCK1-EXT CABLE, M to F PS2 Central Equipment Section Lists component styles for these models Processors DOM1 Card COMPL, CIOM1 CIOM, 1 Kiub Server Expansion Section NX5820 K Processor Package Styles NX5820 K Processor Package Style Power Supply 3U, 360 VDC to Dual-Domain, Multi-Processor Configurations Redundant Power/Cooling Power Layout and RequirementsCables Cables NX5820 System Upgrades NX5820 System Upgrades10. NX5820 System Upgrade Options Summary Upgrade Type Converts See From 10. NX5820 Upgrade Diagram Style Style Description Package Converts Component StylePackage Converts Component Style From Style Description Components required for all above package styles NX5820 K System Upgrades NX5820 K System Upgrades 11. NX5820 K Upgrade Diagram Package Component Qty Style 14. NX5820 K Upgrade Options SummaryUpgrade Type Converts Package Style From Components required for above package style Component Style Description Qty Package Style NXD58211-2D2 MSK208-MEM Package Style NXU58224-2D5 Component Style Description Qty Package Style NXU58223-2D4Package Style NXU58225-2D61 Package Style NXU58226-2D72,3 NX5820 and NX5820 K Memory Configuring System Options NX5820 and NX5820 K Memory Styles and Upgrade Components Basic Memory Board Configuration By System StyleNX5820 and NX5820 K Memory System Style Memory Style Basic Quantity Maximum Quantity MSK412 Style Memory Style Description MSK208 Style Memory MSA104 Style Memory MSA104 Style Memory MSK208 Style Memory MSK208 Style Memory MSK208 Board Layout MSK412 Style Memory MSK412 Style Memory MSK412 Board Layout Memory Card Slot Locations Memory Slot LocationsMemory Slot Locations IOM Channel Expansion Configuring Redundant SCP for the NX5820 and NX5820 KIOM Channel Expansion Redundant System Console Package Styles Configuring Redundant Switching Hubs Configuring Redundant Switching HubsConfiguring Additional Displays Configuring Additional Displays Configuring Operator Display WorkstationsConfiguration Guidelines for SCP Monitors and ODW Displays Configuration Guideline Guidelines for Configuring SCP Monitors and ODW Displays Configuring Additional OSS7000 Devices Redundant Power for the NX5820 and NX5820 KWork Space Converting From NX5820 to NX5820 K Systems Conversion Package Styles for NX5820 to NX5820 K Systems Converting From NX5820 to NX5820 K Systems NXM582272-72K NX5822-72 NX5822-2D2/PL7 Migration Configuring I/O Cabinets How to Use This Section Configuration Guidelines for I/O Cabinets Configuring I/O CabinetsCabinet Styles Status Style Description Configuring Channel Racks Configuring Channel Racks RM5-CA5 Channel Rack Components Area Rule/Recommendation Guidelines for Configuring Channel Racks Area Recommendation Configuring Power Net in Channel Racks Introduction Configuring the Input/Output Module How the IOM Is Organized How the IOM Is OrganizedIOM Logical Organization NX5820 K IOM Organization IOM Physical Organization First Ciom Per Domain Card Module Assembly for NX5820 CMF External Connectivity IOM Options Name Ciom UpgradeName Configuring Channels Configuring ChannelsStyles Offered Supported Channel Adapter Types Ciom CS-Bus Channel Loading Assigning Channel LoadsBus Demand Factor Channel Type Maximum Connectivity CIOM/CMF/CS-BUS and Channel Diagram Configuration Guidelines 20 CS buses per domain for NX5820 K Guidelines for Configuring Channels Reserved channels per domain Total Channels for NX5820 SystemTotal Channels for NX5820 K System Name/Use Description Configuration DiagramsNX5820 Channel Assignments and Configurations For NX5820 K, use for Multi-IOU functionality only For NX5820, IOU functionality only Pcithru Feature Card Pcithru Feature Card Pcithru Channel Slot No PCI Bridge Jumper Position Pcithru Slot Versus PCI Bridge Jumper Positions Configuring QIC Tape and CD-ROM Configuring QIC Tape and CD-ROM 7017 Configuring the Servers VX1305 Servers VX1305 Basic FeaturesVX1305 Servers Min Max Std Basic Features, VX1305 Servers Road Map for Ordering VX1305 Servers Basic Server Components Server Components VX1305-BSE/-BSU Basic Components Add-On Processor BoardAdd-On Processor Board, VX1305 Servers Component Description Qty Style Name Connection Packages and Optional PCI Thru Card Additional Memory PackagesMemory Packages, VX1305 Servers Connection Package Components, VX1305 Servers Single-Server to Multi-Server Upgrades Optional User Access ComponentsVX4000-CP3 Optional User Access Components Style Number Qty Description VX1305 Server CS Bus Cable Connection Configuration Guidelines, VX1305 Servers VX1505 Servers VX1505 Basic FeaturesVX1505 Servers Basic Features, VX1505 Servers Required No. of InstalledVX1505-BSE Processor Requirements Road Map for Ordering VX1505 Servers Component Style Description Qty Name Basic Server Components and Optional Redundant Power Supply10. VX1505-BSE/-BSU Basic Components Memory Packages Processors11. Processors, VX1505 Servers 12. Memory Packages, VX1505 Servers NX5820-1NT NXU5810-NT 13. Connection Package Components, VX1505 Servers Optional User Access Components VX1505 Server CS Bus Cable Connection 15. Configuration Guidelines, VX1505 Servers ES5085R Servers Basic FeaturesES5085R Servers US/Canada contains NTE4008-L 16. Basic Features, ES5085R Servers Server Components Road Map for Ordering ES5085R Servers 18. Memory Packages, ES5085R Servers 17. Processors, ES5085R ServersComponent Description Qty Style Number Processors Style Number Qty Description Memory NX508151-1NT NXU508151-NT Connection Packages and Optional PCI19. Connection Package Components, ES5085R Servers VX4000-CP3 Optional User Access Components, ES5085R Configuration Guidelines ES5085R ES2024R Servers ES2024R Servers NXS840-EJX 21. Basic Features, ES2024R Servers Server Components Road Map for Ordering ES2024R Servers Component Style Description Qty Number Processors1 22. Processors, ES2024R Servers23. Memory Packages, ES2024R Servers NX502141-1NT NXU502141-NT 24. Connection Package Components, ES2024R Servers VX4000-CP3 Optional User Access Components, ES2024R Configuration Guidelines ES2024R ES5044R Servers ES5044R Servers 26. Basic Features, ES5044R Servers Server Components Road Map for Ordering ES5044R Servers Component Style Description Qty Number Processors 1,2 27. Processors, ES5044R Servers28. Memory Packages, ES5044R Servers NX504141-1NT NXU504141-NT 29. Connection Package Components, ES5044R Servers VX4000-CP3 Optional User Access Components, ES5044R Configuration Guidelines ES5044R Port Destination Comments Using Public Switching LAN a Bay Network 350 T To customer’s public LAN Using Public Switching LAN B Bay Network 350 T Destination Comments Using Public Switching LAN a Cisco 2924 XLUsing Public Switching LAN B Cisco 2924 XL 7017 7017 To customer’s public LAN Optional NT Server a NT Server C Optional NT Server E NT Server G Using Public Switch LAN a Cisco 2924 XL Domain 0 LAN Domain 1 LAN 35. UPS Options Configuring Optional and Recommended UPSConfiguring Optional and Recommended UPS Expansion Box Options VX1505-BSE/BSU Servers 36. Status Selection Between SCP’s and ServersVX1305-BSE/BSU Servers SCP SER 13. SCP to UPS Status Cable Configuring Optional and Recommended UPS Guidelines for Connecting Other Host Systems Connecting Other Host Systems Connecting Other Host Systems Glossary Dimm Glossary LAN Msua UPS Glossary-6 7017 Index Components Index Index-3 Index-4 7017 Page 70176300-005