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Introduction We at Fujitsu would like to thank you for choosing to purchase the PRIMERGY TX150 S5 Rack Conversion Kit. This PRIMERGY TX150 S5 Rack Conversion Kit enables you to convert your server from a tower type to a rackmount type.
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Remarks Warning Descriptions Various symbols are used throughout this manual. These are used to emphasize important points for your safety and that of others. The following are the symbols and their meanings. Ignoring this symbol could be potentiality lethal. WARNING Ignoring this symbol may lead to injury and/or damage the server or hardware CAUTION options.
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Safety For your safety and that of others, follow the guidelines provided on the following pages concerning the use of the rack conversion kit and server. For notes on installing and using the server, refer to "Safety Precautions" attached to the server. Please read the notes and use the server correctly.
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Contents 1 Checking included items ........2 Before starting operations .
Checking included items Ensure that all of the following items are included in the Rack Conversion kit before performing operations. If any items are missing, contact an office listed in the "B Contact Information" ( pg.55). Item ❒ Slide rail: 1 pair Left Right ❒...
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Item ❒ CPU label: 1 ❒ CPU label: 1 (Pentium® D Processor) (Celeron® D Processor) ❒ CPU label: 1 (Xeon® Processor)
Before starting operations This chapter explains the workflow for conversion and required preparations. Workflow Pre-work preparations. Remove the hard disk units. Remove the covers from a tower type. Reposition the operator panel and 5-inch storage bays. Attach the covers to a rackmount type. Install the server in the rack.
Pre-work preparations CAUTION • For safety reasons, make sure the server is located on a stable and level surface when performing the conversion as the combined weight can be 29kg. • Also, work in an open space as the rackmount must be laid horizontally to perform the conversion.
Converting the server and installing to the rack This chapter explains the procedures for converting the server to a rackmount type and installing it to the rack. Removing the hard disk units Remove the hard disk units. The hard disk units must be reinstalled after the server is installed in the rack.
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Removal procedure Turn the drive cover key counterclockwise to unlock the cover. Drive cover key The drive cover key is unique to each device. Be careful not to lose this key. If you lose the drive cover key, contact an office listed in the "Contact Information”...
Removing the covers from a tower type Remove the left, front, and right side covers. CAUTION • Before handling the covers or any hardware options, first touch the metal chassis to discharge static electricity. Removing the left side cover Remove the M3 screws of two places at the rear side. Slowly slide the side cover to the rear side, and then tilt it toward you to remove it from the server.
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Removing the front cover The front cover is fastened with five tabs. Pull the left tabs first, and then remove the front cover while pressing the right tabs. Left tabs Right tabs Removing the right side cover Remove the M3 screws of two places at the rear side. Release the tab using a tool such as screw driver and slide the right side cover to the rear of the server to remove it.
Repositioning the operator panel and 5-inch storage bays To convert the server to a rackmount, you must reorient the operator panel and 5-inch storage bay components as follows: Operator panel 5-inch storage bay CD-ROM drive Before After Removing the fixation feet Horizontally knock down and put the server.
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Removing the operator panel and 5-inch storage bays Pull out the operator panel. Pull the operator panel slowly towards you while pressing its latches inward. Latches Disconnect the two cables from the top of the operator panel. [Top view of operator panel] Disconnect the internal and power cables from the 5-inch hardware options and CD-ROM drive.
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Reinstalling the operator panel and 5-inch storage bays Reinstall the operator panel, all 5-inch hardware options or dummy units, and CD-ROM drive in this order from the top bay. Lay the server on its side. Orient the server for a rackmount type. Reinstall the removed operator panel.
Attaching the covers to a rackmount type Attach the front, left side and rack front covers in this order. Attaching the front covers Attach the front cover bracket to both ends of the server. Fix the two places of right and [Left side] left with an attached the M4 tap tight screws respectively.
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Attaching the rack front covers Attach the rack front cover. Fix to the Front cover bracket attached in the server by using four M4 tap tight screws of included items. Paste CPU label of included items to the rack front cover. Examine the kind of CPU label pasted to the front cover used by the tower type ( pg.40).
Installing the server in the rack This server requires 4U of cabinet space for a rackmount. Decide the server's position (height) in the rack cabinet before starting installation. Choosing the server's position (height) in the rack cabinet Open the front and rear doors of the rack cabinet. Place the server in the rack.
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Unite the slide rails to the rail brackets. Unite the rail bracket and the slide Rail bracket rail by using two M4 flathead screws after the slide rail is extended to the The last screw hole Slide rail position in which a screw hole forward is seen.
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Installing the server in the rack Pull the slide rails toward the front until they click into place. Inner rail Attach the server in the inner rail. 1. Insert the server to install the Server ledge part in the ditch of the inner rail on the server side.
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Secure the server to the rack. Secure the server to the rack with the 4 M5 thumbscrews M5 thumbscrews. Mount the blank panel to secure the rack in the part where the device is not installed. 3 Converting the server and installing to the rack...
Reinstalling the hard disk units CAUTION • Be sure to reinstall the hard disk units to their correct bays from which they were removed.Hard disk units installed in wrong bays may not operate correctly. With the handle open, reinsert each hard disk unit into their respective storage bays.
Connecting peripheral devices after install- ing the server in the rack cabinet Connect peripheral devices after installing the server in the rack cabinet. Keep the interval from connected origin to the connection destination as a lot as possible when you connect the cable. To prevent it from the power cable's coming off and falling, then bind it at approximately 10 cm position from the connector by using the supplied release tie that passed clamp the rear of the server.
After rackmount conversion This chapter explains tasks required after rackmount conversion and settings for operation. Reconnecting peripheral devices and the power cable Reconnect the peripheral devices and the power cable. Refer to "Start Guide" supplied with the server and connect the peripheral devices and the power cable of the server correctly.
Updating the chassis ID After installing the server in the rack, update the chassis ID as follows to change the server type dis- played in the ServerView window to the rackmount type: Before starting the system from the "Server Management Tools" disk, check to see that the "OS Boot Monitoring"...
Appendix A Product information sheet Complete the following sheet. Be careful not to lose this sheet as you must provide this information when you contact your maintenance engineer. Server PRIMERGY TX150 S5 Name Product ID Serial number Product Key Rack Model Rack Conversion Kit PG-R1CK21 Type...
Tel: +1-800-831-3183 Address: 1st Floor, No.3505 Jalan Fax: +1-408-496-0575 Technokrat 5 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor Address: 1250 East Arques Avenue, Darul Ehsan Malaysia 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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