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1 Introduction
3970-2x Service/Console Processor
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor is a mandatory expansion feature for the S1xx
Business Server. In conjunction with the service processor it supports the operation,
monitoring, troubleshooting and maintenance of the business server, as well as
TELESERVICE.
Figure 1: 3970-20 tower (left) and 3970-29 rack module (right)
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor is available in the following housing variants:
tower (3970-20 SKP)
rack module (3970-29 SKP)
The SKP variants are supplemented by:
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color monitor (3970L-30, -31, -40)
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keyboard (3970L-10)
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mouse (3970L-5)
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Page 1: Introduction
1 Introduction 3970-2x Service/Console Processor The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor is a mandatory expansion feature for the S1xx Business Server. In conjunction with the service processor it supports the operation, monitoring, troubleshooting and maintenance of the business server, as well as TELESERVICE. -
Page 2: Target Group
Target group Introduction The SKP variants 3970-20 and 3970-29 are connected to the S1xx Business Server via channel type S. The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor also enables remote operation of the S1xx Business Server via LAN (including a WAN connection - X.25/ISDN - for routers). In this case, operation is handled via the SKP operator terminal 3970L-31LG for German- speaking areas and 3970L-31LI for English-speaking areas. -
Page 3: Notational Conventions
Introduction Notational conventions 1.3 Notational conventions Certain text passages are given special emphasis in this manual. The following symbols are used to identify such passages: Information which is particularly important for the functioning of the product. This symbol identifies important notes (e.g. warnings). Following this symbol you will find a reference to the "SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0"... - Page 4 Eine Dokuschablone von Frank Flachenecker...
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Page 5: Important Information
2 Important information The contents of this chapter include safety information which must be observed when working with the 3970-2x SKP. The manufacturer-supplied details provide further useful information. 2.1 Safety information Observe the safety information given in the "Safety and Ergonomics" manual, as well as the following safety instructions. -
Page 6: Rfi Suppression
Door of the 3970-2x SKP Important information 2.2.3 RFI suppression – FCC, Part 15 Subpart J Class B 2.3 Door of the 3970-2x SKP Do not open the door of the 3970-2x SKP except to perform operator actions. After performing any such actions, close the door again and lock it. U41119-J-Z126-1-74... -
Page 7: Operation
3 Operation Observe the safety instructions given in the chapter entitled "Important information". 3.1 Installing the operating system For a description of how to install the SINIX-2000 Z V7.5 operating system, refer to the section entitled "Installing SINIX-2000" in the chapter "Installing SINIX-2000 V7.5"... -
Page 8: Unlocking The Tower
Unlocking the tower Operation 3.2 Unlocking the tower Figure 2: Unlocking the tower Turn the key (1) to open the lock. The door remains closed. Ê Ê If you only want to access the ON/OFF switch and the available drives, grip the drive cover by the handle and pull it first towards you (2a) and then in a downward direction (2b). - Page 9 Operation Unlocking the tower Another possibility is to open the drive cover but keep the door locked. This is done as follows: Open the lock. Ê Figure 3: Opening the drive cover on the tower Ê Take the handle at the bottom of the drive cover and pull it towards you (1). Ê...
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Page 10: Controls And Indicators
Controls and indicators Operation 3.3 Controls and indicators Figure 4: Control elements on the tower Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active Display: chipcard reader active / not active * Display: SCSI bus active / not active Display: floppy disk drive active / not active Status indicator Display: hard disk drive active / not active ON/OFF switch... - Page 11 Operation Controls and indicators Figure 5: Control elements of the rack module Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active Display: chipcard reader active / not active* Display: SCSI bus active / not active Display: floppy disk drive active / not active Status switch Display: hard disk drive active / not active ON/OFF switch...
- Page 12 Controls and indicators Operation Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active The yellow indicator is lit when the CD-ROM drive is being accessed. Display: SCSI bus active / not active The green indicator is lit when data is transferred via an SCSI channel. Status indicator The green status indicator is lit when the 3970-2x SKP has been switched on.
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Page 13: Switching The 3970-2X Skp On And Off
Operation Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off 3.4 Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off Switching the 3970-2x SKP on Figure 6: Switching on the tower and the rack module Press the ON/OFF pushbutton (1). Ê When the 3970-2x SKP has been switched on, the green status indicator (2) is lit. Immedi- ately after being switched on, the 3970-2x SKP performs a self-test. - Page 14 Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off Operation Switching the 3970-2x SKP off The 3970-2x SKP should not be switched off while processing is still running, as this can result in data being lost. Activate the SINIX screen. Ê Ê Enter the following command: init 0 or press the ON/OFF pushbutton.
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Page 15: Locking The Tower
Operation Locking the tower 3.5 Locking the tower Figure 7: Locking the tower Close the drive cover (1) and/or the door of the server (2). Ê Ê Turn the key counterclockwise (3). U41119-J-Z126-1-74... -
Page 16: Service Tray In The Tower
Service tray in the tower Operation 3.6 Service tray in the tower Figure 8: Service tray in the tower CDs, floppy disks and administrator and maintenance information (e.g. maintenance stickers, SKP network address) can be kept in a secure and handy location in the tray on the front of the server. -
Page 17: Cleaning The 3970-2X Skp
Operation Cleaning the 3970-2x SKP 3.7 Cleaning the 3970-2x SKP Switch the 3970-2x SKP off and remove the mains plug from the grounded power socket. The interior of the housing of the 3970-2x SKP should only be cleaned by autho- rized specialist personnel. - Page 18 Eine Dokuschablone von Frank Flachenecker...
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Page 19: Rack
4 Rack Observe the safety instructions given in the chapter entitled "Important information". Figure 9: Front view of the rack U41119-J-Z126-1-74... -
Page 20: Unlocking And Locking The Rack
Unlocking and locking the rack Rack 4.1 Unlocking and locking the rack Unlocking Figure 10: Unlocking the rack Turn the key clockwise (1). Ê Ê The handle swings out to the front (2). Turn the handle counterclockwise through approx. 90 degrees (3). Ê... -
Page 21: Cleaning The Rack
Rack Cleaning the rack 4.2 Cleaning the rack The interior of the housing of the SKP and the rear area of the rack should only be cleaned by authorized specialist personnel. Do not use scouring powder or cleaning materials which contain plastic solvents when cleaning. - Page 22 Eine Dokuschablone von Frank Flachenecker...
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Page 23: Operating The Drives
5 Operating the drives Observe the safety instructions given in the chapter “Important information”. 5.1 Operating the floppy disk drive When handling floppy disks, observe the manufacturer’s instructions. Cleaning disks must not be used to clean the floppy disk drives in the server! Any cleaning disk would destroy the read/write heads in the floppy disk drive within a mere 20 seconds. - Page 24 Operating the floppy disk drive Operating the drives Removing a floppy disk Ê Press the eject button (5). The write-protect slider allows you to protect the data on the floppy disk from being accidentally overwritten or deleted: Protecting a floppy disk against overwriting Ê...
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Page 25: Operating The Cd-Rom Drive
Operating the drives Operating the CD-ROM drive 5.2 Operating the CD-ROM drive Please also observe the instructions later in this section for handling CDs. Controls Figure 12: Control panel of the CD-ROM drive 1 = Headphone connection 4 = Button for manual removal 2 = Headphone volume control 5 = Insert/Remove button 3 = Status indicator... - Page 26 Operating the CD-ROM drive Operating the drives Inserting a CD Ê Press the Insert/Remove button (1): Figure 13: Opening the CD-ROM drawer The CD drawer opens. Insert the CD with the label side facing up into the CD drawer: Ê Figure 14: Inserting the CD-ROM U41119-J-Z126-1-74...
- Page 27 Operating the drives Operating the CD-ROM drive Press the Insert/Remove button (1), or press gently against the CD drawer: Ê Figure 15: Closing the CD-ROM drawer The CD drawer closes. Removing a CD When the status indicator on the CD-ROM drive is lit, this means that the drive is being accessed.
- Page 28 Operating the CD-ROM drive Operating the drives Manual removal If the power fails or the drive is damaged, the CD can be removed manually. Ê Switch the 3970-2x SKP off. Use a piece of wire (a paper clip, for example) to press firmly on the button for manual Ê...
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Page 29: Operating The Streamer Drive (Optional)
Operating the drives Operating the streamer drive (optional) 5.3 Operating the streamer drive (optional) Please also observe the instructions later in this section for handling magnetic tape cartridges. Figure 17: Control panel of the streamer drive 1 = Remove button 3 = “Activity”... - Page 30 Operating the streamer drive (optional) Operating the drives How to handle magnetic tape cartridges Although magnetic tape cartridges require no special maintenance, you should nevertheless observe a few basic rules: Never subject the cartridges to excessive temperature levels and do not leave them in a position where they are exposed to direct sunlight.
- Page 31 Operating the drives Operating the streamer drive (optional) Removing a magnetic tape cartridge Ê Press the Remove button. The command currently being executed is terminated and buffered data is written back to the tape. Depending on the application, the tape cartridge in the drive is rewound. This operation may take up to three minutes.
- Page 32 Operating the streamer drive (optional) Operating the drives Cleaning The read/write heads of the streamer must be cleaned regularly in order to guarantee error- free data processing. Under no circumstances should sharp objects be used when cleaning the magnetic head, as this could be easily damaged. Use a cleaning set consisting of a cleaning cartridge, sponges, cleaning fluid and plastic tweezers.
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Page 33: Troubleshooting
6 Troubleshooting System cannot be started Contact our Customer Service Department. Ê Status indicator not lit after powering up This may have the following causes: Mains voltage supply fault Power supply module has been overloaded Contact our Customer Service Department. Ê... - Page 34 Troubleshooting Power cable or monitor cable is not connected. Ê Contact our Customer Service Department. Flickering stripes appear on the screen Switch off the 3970-2x SKP immediately! Contact our Customer Service Department. Ê No display appears on the screen, or display is unstable Contact our Customer Service Department.
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Page 35: Disposal And Recycling
7 Disposal and recycling Your 3970-2x SKP system is designed to last. Both its expansion options and, above all, the quality of the product guarantee that it will have a long service life. There is no rest for developers, however. In future it will be necessary to process volumes of data that we can scarcely even dream of today. - Page 36 Eine Dokuschablone von Frank Flachenecker...
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Page 37: Service Telephone And Fax Numbers
8 Service telephone and fax numbers Germany Siemens IT Service GmbH & Co Call Management Center (CMC) Telephone (nationwide): (0180) 54040 Fax (nationwide): (0180) 533 6 779 International Please contact your local dealer or Siemens office to find out the telephone and fax numbers for your area. - Page 38 Eine Dokuschablone von Frank Flachenecker...
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Page 39: Related Publications
Related publications Please apply to your local office for ordering the manuals. SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0 Installaton, Operation and Administration User Guide Target group The manual is intended for privileged users (operators, system administrators) of the ser- vice/console processor 3970-2x, the channel adapters 3970 and 3971, the business server SR2000-B, and the enterprise data server DS2000. - Page 40 Related publications S135 Business Server Operating Manual Target group This manual is intended for operators and system administrators working with the S135 Business Server. Contents The manual describes the hardware-specific operating functions of the S135 Business Ser- ver. It presents the SVP frames and describes the standard tasks for operators using these frames.
- Page 41 Index 3970-20 SKP (tower) rack 3970-29 SKP (rack module) clean 3970-2x SKP (Service/Console Processor) lock clean unlock switch off rack module (3970-20 SKP) switch on recycling RFI suppression clean 3970-2x SKP safety information rack service telephone controls service/console processor (SKP) SKP (Service Console Processor) status indicator date...
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Page 43: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ............1 Target group . - Page 44 Contents Related publications ..........39 Index .
- Page 45 The manual contains all the information required to be able to operate the hardware of the 3970-2X Service/Console Processor. Edition: November 1999 File: skp2.pdf Copyright © Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH, 1999. All rights reserved. Delivery subject to availability; right of technical modifications reserved. All hardware and software names used are trademarks of their respective manufacturers.
- Page 46 Comments Fujitsu Siemens computers GmbH User Documentation 81730 Munich Suggestions Germany Corrections Fax: (089) 636-40443 Internet: manuals@fujitsu-siemens.com http://manuals.fujitsu-siemens.com Submitted by Comments on 3970-2x Service/Console Processor U41119-J-Z126-1-74...
- Page 47 Copyright Fujitsu Technology Solutions, 2009 Hinweise zum vorliegenden Dokument Zum 1. April 2009 ist Fujitsu Siemens Computers in den alleinigen Besitz von Fujitsu übergegangen. Diese neue Tochtergesellschaft von Fujitsu trägt seit- dem den Namen Fujitsu Technology Solutions.
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