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NEC LC1400 Service & Reference Manual

NEC LC1400 Service & Reference Manual (243 pages)

Brand: NEC | Category: Server | Size: 1.72 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Using this Guide
9
Text Conventions
11
Related Documents
12
Safety Notices
13
Care and Handling
15
1 System Overview

17
- Overview
  17
- System Chassis
  17
- Power Supply
  17
- Peripheral Bays
  17
- SAF-TE Board
  23
- System Board Features
  24
  - Pentium II Processor
    25
  - System Memory
    25
  - I/O Expansion Slots
    26
  - Real-Time Clock/Calendar
    27
  - Bios
    27
  - IDE Controller
    27
  - Network Controller
    27
  - SCSI Controller
    28
  - Video Controller
    28
  - Peripheral Controller
    29
    
    Serial Ports
    29
    
    Parallel Port
    29
  - External Device Connectors
    29
  - System Board Management Controller (BMC)
    29
- System Security
  30
  - Security with Mechanical Locks and Monitoring
    30
  - Software Locks Via the System Setup Utility
    30
- System Redundant Power
  31
2 Setting up the System

34
- Overview
  34
- Selecting a Site
  34
- Unpacking the System
  34
- Rack-Mount Subsystem Assembly
  34
  - Before You Begin
    37
  - Static Precautions
    37
  - Assembly
    38
- Getting Familiar with the System
  41
- Making Connections
  47
- Setting the Line Voltage
  48
- Connecting the Power Cord(S)
  50
- Powering on Your System
  51
3 Configuring Your System

52
- BIOS Setup Utility
  54
  - Using the BIOS Setup Utility
    54
  - BIOS Setup Configuration Settings
    55
  - Main Menu
    56
    
    Primary/Secondary IDE Master and Slave Submenu
    57
    
    Keyboard Submenu
    58
  - Advanced Menu
    58
    
    PCI Configuration Submenus
    59
    
    PCI Device, Slot 1 - Slot 7 Submenus
    59
    
    Integrated Peripheral Configuration Submenu
    60
    
    Advanced Chipset Control
    61
  - Security Menu
    61
  - Security Menu (Continued)
    62
  - Server Menu
    63
    
    System Management Submenu
    64
    
    Server Management Information Submenu
    65
    
    Console Redirection Submenu
    65
  - Boot Menu
    66
    
    Boot Device Priority Submenu
    66
    
    Hard Drive Submenu
    67
    
    Removable Devices
    67
  - Exit Menu
    68
- Symbios Configuration Utility
  69
  - Running the Symbios Configuration Utility
    69
  - Changing the Adapter and Device Configurations
    70
- Optional RAID Controllers
  73
  - Factory Installed Controllers
    73
  - Add-On Controller
    74
  - DACCF Configuration Utility
    74
- Configuring System Board Jumpers
  75
  - Before You Begin
    75
  - Moving System Board Jumpers
    77
  - Resetting the CMOS NVRAM
    78
  - Clearing and Changing the Passwords
    78
  - Recovering the BIOS
    78
  - Boot Block Write Protect
    78
  - BMC Forced Update Mode
    79
4 Disassembly and Reassembly

80
- General Information
  80
- Static Precautions
  80
- Preparing Your System for Disassembly and Reassembly
  80
- Equipment Log
  80
- Opening the Front Door
  80
- Removing a Side Panel
  80
- Installing a Side Panel
  80
- Modifying the System Board
  80
  - Replacing the Real-Time Clock Battery
    86
  - Replacing the Pentium II Processor
    88
    
    Replacing the SECC Version
    89
    
    Replacing the SEPP Version
    91
    
    Replacing the SECC2 Version
    93
  - Dimms
    95
    
    Memory DIMM Configurations
    96
    
    Installing Dimms
    97
    
    Removing Dimms
    98
- Option Boards
  99
  - Installation Considerations
    99
  - Installing an Option Board
    100
  - Removing an Option Board
    103
- Installing a RAID Controller Board
  103
- Hard Disk Drives
  104
  - Installing or Swapping a Hard Disk Drive in a Hot-Swap Bay
    105
  - Installing or Swapping a Hard Disk Drive
    106
- Removable Media Devices
  109
  - Installing a 5.25-Inch Media Device
    110
  - Removing a 5.25-Inch Device
    115
- Removing the Front Panel of the Rack-Mount System
  117
- Removing the Front Door Assembly of the Tower-Based System
  118
- Removing the Top Cover
  119
- Removing the Chassis Skirt
  120
- Removing a Chassis Foot
  121
- Removing the Front Panel Speaker/Switch Assembly
  123
- Removing the Keylock Bracket
  125
- Removing the Side Panel Intrusion Switch Assembly
  126
- Removing the Front Cover Intrusion Switch Assembly of the Tower-Based System
  127
- Removing the Fans
  128
- Removing the Power Supply
  129
- Removing the System Board and Processor Retention Module
  130
- Removing the SAF-TE Card
  133
- Removing the SCSI Backplane
  134
5 2 Problem Solving

137
- Static Precautions
  137
- Troubleshooting Checklists
  138
- Additional Troubleshooting Procedures
  141
- Specific Problems and Corrective Actions
  144
- Problems with the Network
  150
- PNP Installation Tips
  151
- BIOS User's Information
  151
  - Error and Status Messages
    151
  - POST Error Codes and Messages
    155
6 Illustrated Parts Breakdown

157
- Exploded View
  158
- Field Replaceable Units
  159
- Pentium II Processors
  161
  - Upgrades
    161
  - Replaceable Parts
    161
- Hard Disk Drives
  162
  - Upgrades
    162
  - Replaceable Parts
    162
- Tape Drives
  163
  - Upgrades
    163
  - Replaceable Parts
    163
- CD-ROM Drive
  163
  - Replaceable Part
    163
- RAID Controllers and Cache
  164
  - Upgrades
    164
  - Replaceable Parts
    164
- Network Option Boards
  164
- Memory Expansion
  165
  - Upgrades
    165
  - Replaceable Parts
    165
- Redundant Power
  166
  - Replaceable Parts
    166
- Cable List
  166
A System Cabling

167
- System Cabling
  167
- Before You Begin
  168
- Static Precautions
  168
  - Standard Configuration
    168
  - RAID Configuration
    168
- Standard Configuration
  169
- RAID Configuration
  172
System Setup Utility

175
- System Setup Utility (SSU
  176
- Creating SSU Diskettes
  177
- Running the SSU
  178
  - Customizing the SSU
    179
  - Launching a Task
    180
  - Resource Configuration Add-In (RCA) Window
    181
  - Defining an ISA Card
    182
  - Adding and Removing ISA Cards
    183
  - Modifying Resources
    184
  - Recommended Resource Settings
    185
  - System Resource Usage
    186
  - Multiboot Add-In (MBA) Window
    187
  - Password Administration (PWA) Window
    187
  - System Event Log (SEL) Window
    188
- Exiting the SSU
  189
Emergency Management Port

191
- Emergency Management Port
  192
- How the EMP Works
  193
- EMP Requirements and Configurations
  195
- Setting up the Server for the EMP
  196
  - System Management Submenu
    196
  - Console Redirection Submenu
    197
- Main EMP Window
  197
  - Toolbar
    197
  - Status Bar
    198
  - EMP Main Menu
    198
  - Server Control Operations
    199
    
    Connect
    199
    
    Power On/Off
    200
    
    Reset
    201
- Phonebook
  202
- Management Plug-Ins
  203
  - SEL Viewer
    203
    
    SEL Viewer Menu Options
    204
    
    Sensor Type Codes
    205
    
    Using the Sensor Type Code Table
    205
  - SDR Viewer
    207
    
    SDR Viewer Menu Options
    208
  - FRU Viewer
    208
    
    FRU Viewer Menu Options
    209
D System Status Hardware Support Information

211
- System Status Hardware Support Information
  212
- Connector Locations
  214
  - System Board
    214
  - Rear Panel
    215
  - AT-Style Front Panel Connector Locations
    216
- ATX Power Connector
  217
- AT-Style Front Panel Connector
  217
- Diskette Drive
  218
- Fan Interface
  218
- Server Management
  219
- Imb
  219
- VGA Video Port
  220
- Keyboard and Mouse
  220
- Parallel Port
  220
- Serial Ports
  221
- RJ-45 Network
  221
- Narrow SCSI
  222
- Wide SCSI
  223
- Ide
  224
- Isa
  225
- Pci
  226

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