Fujitsu Oracle SPARC M12-2 Service Manual page 47

There are two system operation modes, Locked and Service. The mode can be
switched as appropriate for the system status.
Set the Locked mode when the system is in operation and the Service mode for
system maintenance.
In a building block configuration where two or more SPARC M12-2S units are
connected, set the same operation mode for both the SPARC M12-2S unit of the
master XSCF and that of the standby XSCF.
Table 2-11
operation modes. For information on system operations other than those described in
Table
SPARC M12 and Fujitsu M10/SPARC M10 System Operation and Administration Guide.
Table 2-11 System Operation Modes
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*1 Use the setpparmode command to set the operation mode for the physical partition. For details, see the Fujitsu
SPARC M12 and Fujitsu M10/SPARC M10 XSCF Reference Manual of the XCP version used.
Use the POWER switch to start or stop the system.
The system starts or stops differently depending on how the POWER switch is
pressed and the system operation mode.
Table 2-12
POWER switch is pressed.
Table 2-12 Functions of the Power Switch
Icon POWER Operation
Switch Mode
Pressing
Time
1 second Locked
or more mode
and less
than 4
seconds
Service
mode
describes the major differences in system operations between the
2-11, see "Chapter 13 Switching to Locked Mode/Service Mode" in the Fujitsu
Operation Mode Description
Locked mode - Pressing of the POWER switch
Starts the system.
- Break signal
Depends on the operation mode (break_signal) set for the
physical partition (*1).
Service mode - Pressing of the POWER switch
Stops the system when done for 4 seconds or more.
- Break signal
Valid regardless of the operation mode (break_signal) set for
the physical partition (*1).
describes how the system starts or stops differently depending on how the
Description
The system starts when it is stopped.
If a power-on wait time and warm-up time for the air conditioning
facilities are set in the XSCF, the power-on time and warm-up completion
wait time for the air conditioning facilities are omitted.
The operation is invalid when the system is in operation.
The system does not react if the POWER switch is pressed.
The operation is invalid, regardless of the operation status of the system.
The system does not react if the POWER switch is pressed.
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