Power LED 表示によるトラブルシューティング ■ 電源スイッチが「|」に設定されているのに電源が入らない (Power LED が緑点灯にならない) Power LED P.33 AC100V P.13 1.1.1 LED...
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■ 電源スイッチが「 」に設定されているのに電源が切れない (Power LED がオレンジ点灯にならない) Power LED P.13 1.1.1 LED 5 トラブルシューティング ...
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■ 電源スイッチが「R」設定時で電源が入らない (Power LED が緑点灯にならない) Power LED P.33 AC100V P.36 Power LED SCSI SCSI P.32 SCSI SCSI SCSI 2 Term Power Term Power...
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P.13 ■ 電源スイッチが「R」設定時で電源が切れない (Power LED が緑点滅にならない) P.37 Term Power Term Power 5 トラブルシューティング ...
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■ バックアップユニットの電源が入らない Power LED P.36 P.38 Drive Power Drive Power LED P.38 SCSI 2.3.3 SCSI P.18 2.4.2 P.23 ■ バックアップユニットの電源が切れない Power LED P.37 P.39...
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■ バックアップユニットがサーバ本体から認識できない Power LED P.36 P.38 P.40 SCSI ID SCSI SCSI 2 Term Power Term Power SCSI SCSI P.32 SCSI SCSI P.13 SCSI 5 トラブルシューティング ...
Thank you for purchasing the Fujitsu PRIMERGY SX10 S2 (PG-R2BC1). This manual explains the basic usage of the PRIMERGY SX10 S2 (hereafter referred to as "this product"). Before using this product, read this manual in order to ensure proper use.
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Make sure to read these sections. → This mark indicates reference pages or manuals. Abbreviations The following expressions and abbreviations are used to describe the product names used in this manual. Product name Expression and abbreviation PRIMERGY SX10 S2 (PG-R2BC1) this product...
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Safety For safe use of this product, it is vital that the following warnings are heeded. Device failure WARNING • In the event of heat, smoke, or a strange smell being emitted from this product, immediately turn off this product's power switch and unplug from the power source.
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• Do not pour water into this product. Doing so may cause a device failure, fire, or Electric shock electric shock. • Do not use this product in an area near water such as bath room or shower room. Doing so may cause a device failure, fire, or electric shock. •...
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Not doing so may cause a device failure, fire, or electric shock. • Do not connect devices other than those recommended by Fujitsu. Doing so may cause a device failure, fire, or electric shock.
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Contents 1 Component Names and Functions ....1.1 Front ........... 1.1.1 LED Panel ..................
Component Names and Func- tions This chapter explains the component names and functions of this product. Front 1. Front panel 2. Grommets 4. Drive bay 1 3. LED panel 4. Drive bay 3 4. Drive bay 2 4. Drive bay 4 1 Front panel Remove this front panel to install or uninstall the backup unit.
1.1.1 LED Panel 1. Drive Power LEDs Drive Power 2. Error LED 3. Power LED 4. Power switch 1 Drive Power LEDs Indicates the power status (On/Off) of the drive that is installed in this product. LED status Description Blinking (green) The drive power is turned on.
3 Power LED Indicates the power status (On/Off) of this product. LED status Description This product is turned off. On (amber) Standby mode On (green) This product is turned on. Blinking (green) Standby for the power interlock setting with the server. 4 Power switch Power switch status Description...
Rear 1. Lock levers 2. SCSI INPUT connector 3. Voltage switch 4. Power connector 5. Release tie 1 Lock lever Slide these levers when removing the top cover. 2 SCSI INPUT connector A SCSI cable is plugged in to connect the server. 3 Voltage switch (115V/230V) The voltage setting differs depending on your country's standard.
Inside 1. Drive bays 2. Cable holders 3. System fan [Front] 4. Power supply unit 5. Cable clamps 6. Ribs 1 Drive bay Up to four backup units can be installed. 2 Cable holder Secures SCSI cable kit's cables to prevent them from getting tangled. The hole to be used differs according to the drive bay number.
Installing Internal Options This chapter explains installation of internal options. Attaching/Removing the Top Cover When installing an I/O module and SCSI cable kit, remove this product's top cover. The procedure for attaching/removing the top cover is as follows. Removing the top cover Turn off this product and all servers that are connected to this product, and unplug the power cable.
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Attaching the top cover To attach the top cover, align the top cover with the insertion position before attaching it. After attaching the top cover, it is locked. Align the position. Top cover [Rear] 2 Installing Internal Options...
Installing an I/O Module This chapter explains installation of I/O Module. 2.2.1 Usable I/O Module Product name Product ID Remark I/O Module PG-IMS01/PGBIMS01 for SCSI 2.2.2 How to Install an I/O Module Turn off this product, unplug the power cable, and then remove the top cover.
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Connect the power cables (P1, P8, P9), fan cable, and the LTG LED cable. Power cable (P8) Power cable (P9) Power cable (P1) [I/O module] Fan cable LTG LED cable Connect the fan cable so that it does not come out of the cable clamps. If the fan cable comes out of the cable clamps, insert it in the cable clamps before connecting.
Installing a SCSI Cable Kit For this product, up to four exclusive SCSI cable kits can be installed, and up to four channels can be used at the same time. An extra external SCSI cable is required to connect this product to the server. 2.3.1 Usable SCSI Cable Kit Product name...
2.3.3 How to Install a SCSI Cable Kit The following is an explanation of an example of when connecting the SCSI cable kit in Drive bay 1. Turn off this product, unplug the power cable, and then remove the top cover. "2.1 Attaching/Removing the Top Cover"(p.56) Touch a metal part of this product to discharge static electricity.
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Align the protrusions of the SCSI cable kit with the holes shown in the following cable holder figure. [I/O module connection side] Align the protrusions Align with the holes. with the holes. [Drive bay connection side] SCSI cable kit Cable holder Attach the tag label to each cable and connector of the SCSI cable kit.
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Secure the cable holder and SCSI cable kit with screws. Use the screws provided with the SCSI cable kit. [When connecting to Drive bay 1] The drive bay number is printed on the upper side of the screw clamp. Cable holder Screw SCSI cable kit Put the SCSI cable kits on the ribs of this product.
Insert the cable holder tabs into the sleaves in the installation locaton of this product. Sleaves Tabs Tighten the thumbscrew to secure the cable holder. Cable holder Thumbscrew Connect the cables. [I/O module] Power connectors Drive 1 Drive 2 Drive 3 Drive 4 SCSI connectors Drive 1...
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Bind the cables using the cable clamp. Cable clamps 2 Installing Internal Options...
Installing a Backup Unit This section explains the installation of backup units. 2.4.1 Usable Backup Units Exclusive Product name Product ID Tape Drv LTO3 Ultrium3/Ultrium2 400GB PG-LT302 / PGBLT302 Tape Drv LTO2 Ultrium2 200GB PG-LT201 / PGBLT201 1 bay Tape Drv LTO Ultrium1 100GB PG-LT102 / PGBLT102 Tape Drv DAT72 36GB internal PG-DT501 / PGBDT501...
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Pull the front panel toward you, and lift it up to remove it. Remove the dummy unit. Press the tabs on the both sides of the drive bay fixed rail (two locations) inward, and pull the dummy unit out slowly to remove it. Tabs Keep the removed dummy units in a safe place.
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Attach the removed drive bay fixed rails to the backup unit to be connected. When the screws are provided with the backup unit to be connected, use them. If not, use four screws of the screws that were removed in Step 5 to attach the fixed rails. [Drive bay fixed rail] Pull out the SCSI cable kit from the drive bay, and connect the SCSI cable and power cable to the backup unit.
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Coupling tool attachment position differs depending on the drive bay. For the directions in Step 7, the attachment position is as follows. • Drive bays 1 and 2: Left side of backup unit • Drive bays 3 and 4: Right side of backup unit Install the backup unit in the drive bay.
Installing in a Rack This chapter explains the procedure for installing this product in the rack. Condition of Installation Location When installing this product, avoid the following areas. • Humid, dusty, or oily areas • Poorly ventilated area • Area close to fire or other sources of heat •...
How to Install this Product in a Rack Be sure to secure the rack with stabilizers to prevent this product from tipping over. For details on installing the rack, refer to the rack manual provided with the rack. When carrying this product, have a right and left side, and the bottom of the body by two or more people.
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Remove the inner rail from the slide rail. [Inside of right rail] Slide rail [Outside] Inner rail Press the lock up to release. * For the left side rail, press down to release. Attach the inner rail to this product. 1.
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Install this product in the rack. Retainer When installing this product, check that the retainer is slid to the front of the rail. [Right side rail] Press the lock up to release. * For the left side rail, press it down to release. 1.
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Secure this product to the rack. Thumbscrews Install the attached blank panel to the rack, where this product or peripheral devices are not installed.
Connecting Cables This chapter explains cable connections of this product. Connecting the SCSI Cable for the Server Turn off the server. Check the SCSI INPUT connector corresponding to the drive bay number which the backup unit is installed in, and connect the SCSI cable.
Fill out necessary information in the label of the connection target, and stick the label on the rear of this product. Encircle the number of the drive that is connected to the connector. [Label example] Mark_ the_ connector_ by _ the_ connected_ drive_ number._ If_ change_ connectio describe_ new_ connected_ drive_ number_ in_ Note.
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Connect the power cable to the power connector. Install wiring leaving plenty of slack for when operating this product while it is pulled out from the rack. Use the release tie to secure the cables that were connected to prevent them from falling. After connecting the power cable to this product, refer to the figure below, and secure the power cable with the release...
Troubleshooting This section explains the procedures when this product is not running properly. If the problem is not resolved after performing the following troubleshooting, con- tact an office listed in "Appendix B Contact Information" ( p.90) referring to "5.3 Contacting Maintenance Support"( p.85). Troubleshooting on Error LED Display LED status Status...
Troubleshooting on Power LED Display Even when the power switch is set to "|", the power cannot be turned (POWER LED is not lit green) What is the status of the Power LED? Lit up amber Blinking green The power cable is connected Connect it properly.
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Even when the power switch is set to " ", the power cannot be turned off. (Power LED is not lit amber) What is the status of the Power LED? Lit up green Blinking green Connect them correctly. The cables in this product are "2.
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Even when the power switch is set to "R", the power cannot be turned on. (Power LED is not lit green) What is the status of the Power LED? Lit up amber Blinking green Connect it properly. The power cable is connected "4.2 Connecting the Power properly? Cable"...
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Connect them properly. The cables in this product are "2. Installing Internal Options" (p.56) connected correctly? Set the power switch to "R". The power switch is set to "R"? The connected server is running? Boot the server. This product may fail. Contact maintenance support.
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The backup unit cannot be turned on. Refer to the following according to What is the status of the Power LED? the power switch setting. - "Even when the power switch is set to "|", the power cannot be turned on." (p.79) Lit up amber Lit up green - "Even when the power switch is set to "R",...
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The backup unit cannot be recognized from the server. Refer to the following according to the What is the status of the Power LED? power switch setting. - "Even when the power switch is set to "|", the power cannot be turned on." (p.79) Lit up amber Lit up green - "Even when the power switch is set to "R",...
Contacting Maintenance Support Before contacting maintenance support, check the following. For contact information, refer to "Appendix B Contact Information" ( p.90). MODEL PG ******* SERIAL ST*** A***** Model name Product ID 5 Troubleshooting...
Specifications This chapter explains this product's specifications. Item Specifications Product name PRIMERGY SX10 S2 Product ID PG-R2BC1 5-inch storage bay 4 bays Power supply unit Standard: 1 Power control mode Power interlock with the server/ AC power feeding (Select one of them.) SCSI interface SE/LVD SCSI Max.160MB/s...
Power Cable Appendix A Selection The power cable for this unit has been packed separately and has been selected according to the country of destination. It must be used to prevent electric shock. Use the following guidelines if it is necessary to replace the original cable set.
For the United States and Canada Use a UL listed and CSA labeled cable set consisting of a three conductor cable with a maximum length of 15 feet. For units which stand on a desk or table, type SVT or SJT cable sets should be used. For units which stand on the floor, only SJT type cable sets should be used.
For the United Kingdom Should the plug on the flexible cable not be of the type for your socket outlets, do not use an adapter but remove the plug from the cable and discard. Carefully prepare the end of the supply cable and fit a suitable plug.
Fax: +852-2827-4724 Address: 10/F., Lincoln House, 979 King's Road Taikoo Place, Island East, Hong Kong • Indonesia: PT. Fujitsu Systems Indonesia Offices Headquarters Tel: +62-21-570-9330 (Hunting) Fax: +62-21-573-5150 Address: Wisma Kyoei Prince 10th Floor Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 3-4 Jakarta, Indonesia 10220 •...
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Address: Unit 802-8th floor, Fortuna Tower Hanoi 6B Lang ha Street, Ba dinh District, Hanoi Socialist Republic of Vietnam • United States: Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation Tel: +1-800-831-3183 Fax: +1-408-496-0575 Address: 1250 East Arques Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA USA 94088-3470 For the latest information, refer to the Fujitsu PRIMERGY website (http://primergy.fujitsu.com). Appendix B Contact Information...
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