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What the Customer Should Provide
If system is completely pre-configured
1. A floor plan.
If system is not completely pre-configured
What You Should Provide
Problems
If a failure should occur during this installation, refer to Service Guide, SY24-6160.
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Installing the System
1. A completed Resource Link WEB Site relating to System Names and
Remote Customization. You will need this information in approximately 1
hours.
2. An Input/Output Configuration Program (IOCP) input file on tape or diskette.
If you were given a tape, you will need to know the physical file number on
the tape and the address of the tape drive (in ESA* mode). If you were
given a diskette, you will need to know the actual name of the file on the
diskette and the file extension if one is assigned.
If An IOCP Input File Is Not Provided
Inform the customer that full system checkout of the I/O and cabling
connections cannot be completed and that the system will not IPL
without a valid input file. Determine if the customer wants the
installation to continue. If the customer does not want you to continue,
notify your marketing representative of this situation.
1. ECOS** C7106 voltage tester or equivalent (USA only)
2. A copy of Electrical Safety for IBM* Customer Engineers, S229-8124 at
level -04 or higher
3. Completed the Electrical Safety Training Course for IBM Customer
Engineers (self-study course 77170 or equivalent).
4. An ESD wristband (Part 6428167).
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