Installing Processors, Memory, Hard Disk Drives, And Options - NEC Express 5800/140Rb-4 Service Manual

NOTES
Surge suppressor recommended: In geographic regions that are
susceptible to electrical storms, NEC strongly recommends that you plug the
server into a surge suppressor.
Installing Processors, Memory, Hard Disk Drives, and
Options
The server is shipped without processors, memory, or hard drives. To install the memory,
processors, hard drives, and other options, follow the steps shown in "NEC Express5800/140Rb-4
User's Guide" that is included with the server. For more information on any of the steps listed on
the guide, see the references below:
1. Removing the covers:
a. Removing the rear access cover—see page 31.
b. Removing the access cover to the system boards—see page 34.
2. Removing the memory and processor boards:
a. Removing the memory board—see page 35.
b. Removing the air baffle—see page 37.
c. Removing the processor board—see page 39.
3. Installing memory and processors:
a. Installing the DIMMs in the memory board—see page 54.
b. Installing the processors on the processor board—see page 49.
4. Installing an ICMB board—follow the instructions that came with the ICMB board kit.
5. Installing the processor and memory boards:
a. Installing the processor board on the baseboard—see page 40.
b. Installing the air baffle—see page 38.
c. Installing the memory board—see page 36.
6. Installing PCI add-in cards—see page 66 & 68. For a description of the PCI slots, see Figure
32 on page 64.
7. Installing hard disk drives—see page 59.
8. Installing an additional power supply or additional peripherals—see page 63, page 76, and any
additional documentation that came with the peripherals.
9. Installing covers:
a. Installing the access cover to the system boards—see page 34.
b. Installing the rear access cover—see page 31.
10. Configuring your system—complete the remainder of this "Getting Started" section.
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