Contents Contents About the CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures..................3 CCS Parts Repair and Replacement.........................4 CS400-AC Part Numbers..........................5 Power Cords................................10 PCI Card Brackets..............................11 GB522 Overview and Replacement Videos......................13 GB522X Replacement Procedures..........................14 GB522X Power Down............................14 GB522X Chassis Removal and Installation....................14 GB522X Cover Removal..........................15 GB522X Cover Installation..........................16...
Use dissipative footwear in addition to, not as an alternative to, a wrist strap. ESD Wrist-strap Wear a Cray approved wrist strap when you service or handle an ESD-sensitive device to eliminate possible ESD damage to equipment. Connect the wrist strap cord directly to earth ground. Feedback Visit the Cray Publications Portal at https://pubs.cray.com and use the "Contact us"...
These procedures are unique to specific part categories. Diagnostic utilities may be used to generate log files or output that must be sent to Cray Service when requested before an RMA request is processed. As a minimum, customers must demonstrate that the fault follows the suspect part. Cray will not repair or replace any returned part that does not comply with these troubleshooting requirements and procedures.
(antistatic bags and ESD foam) so there is at least 2 inches of threedimensional clearance between the part and the shipping box. Cray will not be responsible for any damage as a result of poor customer packaging and may return the damaged part as is, without repair or replacement. Customers may consolidate multiple RMA requests in a single CrayPort case.
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Disk drive, SATA 120 GB SSD, 2.5" 6 Gb/s, 20nm, R540/W490, Intel Pro 2500 101206600 Disk drive, SATA 240 GB SSD, 2.5" 6 Gb/s, 20nm, R540/W490, Intel Pro 2500 101206700 Disk drive, SATA 480 GB SSD, 2.5" 6 Gb/s, 20nm, R540/W490, Intel Pro 2500 HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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PCIe3.0 x8, HCA ConnectX-3 EN dual-port SFP+, 10Gb/s, 40GbE 132-00157A PCIe3.0 x4, HCA ConnectX-3 EN single-port SFP+, 10Gb/s, 10GbE 132-00159A PCIe3.0 x16, HCA Connect-IB dual-port 56Gb/s FDR Power Cords 085-00370B Power cord, LS14 to LS26, 10A-250/277V, 1.2 m (4 ft) HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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Power cord, C14 to C19, 14AWG, 15A-250V, 1.8 m (6 ft) 085-00384A Power cord, C14 to C19, 14AWG, 13A-250V, 3.0 m (10 ft) 085-00273A Power cord, C20 to C13, 10A-250V, 1.8 m (6 ft) 085-00351A Power cord, C20 to C13, 15A-250V, 1.5 m (5 ft) HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Power Cords Power Cords The following power cords are used with CS400-AC systems. 1.2 m (47 in.) 1.5 m (59 in.) LS14 to LS26, 250-277 V, 10 A LS-14 LS-26 1.2 m (47 in.) 1.5 m (59 in.) LS25 to LS26, 250-277 V...
A custom PCI mounting bracket is required to install most PCI expansion cards in a GreenBlade chassis. The following custom Intel and Mellanox PCI brackets are available for popular expansion/add-on cards. If a bracket is not listed for the card that you want to add, please contact your Cray sales representative. HR90-2009...
The following procedures are included in this section to prepare a GB522X chassis before replacing failing components/assemblies. The replacement procedures in this CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures document begin with the GB522X chassis removed from the subrack and placed on an ESD safe work surface with the cover removed.
1. Remove the screw that secures the cover to the chassis. Refer to the following figure. 2. Press down on the latch button and slide the cover toward the rear of the chassis. 3. Lift and remove the cover. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Detailed step-by-step information describing the location of components and screws for component removal and replacement is not provided in all the replacement procedures in this CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures document. Views of the GB522M/N expansion blades are provided in GB522M and GB522N Exploded Views on page 28.
This procedure describes how to install an add-on card into a GreenBlade chassis. Refer to the corresponding step numbers in the following figures. To remove a PCIe card, follow the steps in reverse. Procedure 1. If necessary, remove the blank PCI slot bracket from the front panel. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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3. Attach a mounting bracket and EMI gasket to the PCI card. A custom Cray PCI mounting bracket is needed to install most PCI cards into a GreenBlade chassis. Cray has custom brackets and EMI gaskets for supported add-on cards.
2. Disconnect the SATA power connector (5-4 pin) from the drive. 3. Disconnect the SATA signal (flexible-foil) connector from the drive. 4. Remove the four screws that attach the high-mount bracket to the base of the chassis. Two screws go through the node IFB. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
1. Remove the GreenBlade chassis from the subrack and place it on a stable ESD-safe work surface. Remove the cover. 2. Remove the screw that attaches the drive bracket to the base of the chassis. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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7. Position the HDD bracket assembly in the base of the chassis. Then seat the drive to the connector on the node IFB. 8. Attach the HDD bracket assembly to the chassis (one 6-32 x 0.25 screw). HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
The following procedures are included in this section to prepare a GB522M/N expansion blade before replacing failing components/assemblies. The replacement procedures in this CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures document begin with the GB522MN chassis removed from the subrack and placed on an ESD safe work surface with the cover removed.
1. Remove the two screws that secure the cover to the expansion chassis. Refer to the following figure. 2. Press down on the latch button and slide the cover toward the rear of the chassis. 3. Lift and remove the cover. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
The pins on the underside of the cover fit into the recesses in the rear panel. 2. Slide the cover forward until it latches. 3. Secure the cover to the chassis with two screws. GB522MN: Separate/Join Expansion and Compute Blades Separate the GB522MN Expansion Blade HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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2. Unseat the connectors at the front (handle end) of the blade first. 3. Then unseat the connectors at the rear of the blade. 4. Pull the blades apart by lifting the expansion chassis straight up. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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1. Position the expansion blade over the compute blade, and line up the PCI connectors and chassis guides. 2. Mate each of the connectors and the two chassis. Press down firmly on the expansion blade. 3. Install 6 screws to secure the expansion blade to the compute blade. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Detailed step-by-step information describing the location of components and screws for component removal and replacement is not provided in all the replacement procedures in this CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures document.
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GPU front LED/switch cable assembly GPU MIC power cable assembly (10P to 8P & 6P) GPU bridge board/riser Air duct riser bracket GB522 GPU bridge board (KP) Power connectors to rear GPU (8P and 6P) HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
1. Disconnect the power cable connector(s) from the GPU/Coprocessor. 2. For the rear GPU/Coprocessor (near the GPU node board), remove the air duct GPU bracket. 3. Remove the 2 screws securing the GPU/Coprocessor brackets to the chassis. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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4. Position the GPU/Coprocessor in the chassis and seat it to the PCIe connector. 5. Secure the GPU/Coprocessor to the expansion blade chassis with 2 screws. 6. For the rear GPU/Coprocessor, install the air duct GPU bracket. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Refer to CS400-AC Part Numbers on page 5 for a list of all spare motherboards About this task This procedure describes how to replace a motherboard in a CS400-AC series GreenBlade chassis. Refer to GB522X Exploded Views on page 16. ●...
7. Lift the motherboard out of the chassis and place it on an ESD-safe work surface. GB522X Motherboard Installation About this task This procedure describes how to install a motherboard in a CS400-AC series GreenBlade chassis. Refer to GB522X Exploded Views on page 16.
2. Proceed to loosen the remaining screws (B, C, and D) by giving each two rotations. Repeat this process by loosening each screw two rotations, each time, until all screws are loosened. 3. Lift the heatsink straight up. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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7. Use a dry cloth to dry the processor and heatsink so they are ready for a new application of thermal paste. Remove Processor 8. Unlatch the processor load plate as shown in the following figure. a. First, release the lever handle marked with the "Unlock (1)" symbol b. Next, release the second lever handle. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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Socket with processor. 10. Remove the processor. Cray Service recommends using a vacuum pen to install and remove processors. a. Carefully lift the processor out of the socket. DO NOT drop the processor on the socket pins. b. Immediately place your other hand underneath the processor to protect the socket pins. Place the processor on an ESD-safe work surface.
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Slide the tip of the lever under the notch in the load plate. Make sure the load plate tab engages under the socket lever when fully closed. c. Repeat the steps to latch the locking lever on the other side. Latch the levers in the order shown. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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S2600 motherboards use two different heatsinks for processors 1 and 2. The two heatsinks are not interchangeable. Using the wrong heatsink will cause serious thermal damage. A heatsink (and socket cover) is required even if no processor is installed. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
2. Holding the DIMM by the edges, lift it straight up from the socket and set the DIMM on an ESD-safe work surface. If the DIMM will not be reinstalled soon, store it in an anti-static package. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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5. Insert the bottom edge of the DIMM into the socket (A). When the DIMM is inserted, push down on the top edge of the DIMM until the retaining clips snap into place (B). Make sure the clips are firmly in place (C). HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Subrack Parts Replacement Procedures Subrack Parts Replacement Procedures The following procedures are included in this section: ● CS400-AC Fan Assembly Replacement ● iSCB Module PCBA Replacement ● SR5110 Midplane and Power Backplane Replacement ● CS400 Subrack Support Angles ● SR Subrack Replacement ●...
Subrack Parts Replacement Procedures iSCB Module PCBA Replacement (CS400-AC) Prerequisites ● 002-00374C - iSCB module ● 22901-0225-00 - iSCB serial port cable assembly ● 22302-0313-01 - PCBA I/O network board ● 22309-00005-04 - PCBA CPU board About this task This procedure describes how to replace either of the two printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) in an iSCB module.
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PCBA - I/O network board (22302-0313-01) 002-00374C - iSCB Module G re B la (SR5110/SR8204/SR8116) 6. Remove the I/O, network PCBA. Remove the piece of film tape and use it to secure the ribbon cable to the replacement PCBA. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
This procedure describes how to access and replace the midplane and power backplane in an SR5110 subrack. Refer to the following exploded view of the SR5110 that shows screw locations and the intended assembly of parts. Procedure 1. Power off all blades and systems in the subrack. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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12. To remove the air duct, first carefully remove the two black plastic rivets at the center of the air duct. 13. Then remove the two screws. 14. Remove the screws that attach the backplane PCBA to the plate. DO NOT remove the heatsink screws. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
Each CS400 Subrack (SR5110/SR6110/SR8204/SR8116) sits on a pair of support brackets mounted to the rack. These support brackets are included in all preconfigured Cray® CS400™ cluster supercomputer cabinets. A set of support bracket/angle assemblies (left and right), a cable management bar, screws/nuts, and tie wrap is included with new/replacement SR subracks.
SR Subrack Replacement About this task This procedure describes how to remove and replace an entire SR5110 subrack in a CS400-AC cabinet. Components and assemblies can be removed from the rear of the failed subrack before it is removed from the CS400-AC cabinet.
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Subrack Parts Replacement Procedures 2. Power off all blades/systems in the failed subrack 3. Open the front and rear doors of the CS400-AC cabinet. Subrack Component Removal - Rear 4. Disconnect all power cords and data cables connected to the failed subrack.
9. Install modules: ● PSUs ● iSCB module ● GB522X modules 10. Connect all power cords and data cables. Refer to the numbers on the cable labels. 11. Check all connections before powering up the system. HR90-2009 CS400-AC Hardware Replacement Procedures...
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