Removing And Replacing An Appliance Module Processor - HPE Synergy 813562-001 Maintenance And Service Manual

Momentarily press the pinhole button causes the appliance module to reboot, but does not reimage it.
After 10 seconds, the Active LED starts to flash, and the Power/Reset LED indicator turns amber, which means that the
reimage process was triggered.
6. Release the pinhole button as soon as you see the flashing Active LED.
If connected, the HPE Synergy Console shows progress messages. The front panel UID flashes blue throughout the reimage
process.
After reimaging, the appliance module reboots, updates the firmware to the version stored on the preloaded USB drive, and
starts HPE OneView. Reimaging is completed in approximately 90 minutes; at which time the initial HPE OneView login
screen appears in the HPE Synergy Console.
For Image Streamer, the administrator must log in to the appliance maintenance console, shut down the Image Streamer
and reseat it. Reseating the appliance module triggers the discovery, claim, and eventual cluster formation.
NOTE: During appliance module reimage, you might encounter the following message:
The appliance signature is not valid. Retry the reimage process with a USB
that contains a properly signed appliance image. The reimage of appliance
encountered errors and could not complete.
If you see this message, you must first reimage the appliance module to version 3.10.xx and then reimage to 4.0.xx.
7. Verify that the appliance module is reimaged by examining the firmware version number either on the Appliance panel of
the Settings screen or by using the View details command of the appliance maintenance console. For information
about the appliance maintenance console, see the HPE OneView User Guide for HPE Synergy or HPE Synergy Image
Streamer User Guide available at http://www.hpe.com/info/synergy-docs.
8. Optionally, remove the preloaded USB flash drive and store it for possible future use.
More information
Resetting the HPE Synergy appliance to original factory settings

Removing and replacing an appliance module processor

Before you perform this procedure:
• Make sure you have a T-15 Torx screwdriver available.
• Create and download a backup of the appliance module. For more information, see "Creating and downloading an
appliance backup."
• Prepare a USB flash drive with the currently installed image of the appliance module. For more information, see "Preparing
a USB flash drive for reimaging an appliance module."
Create and download a support dump. For more information, see "Create a support dump file from the appliance
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maintenance console."
Procedure
1. Perform either of the following:
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