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  • Page 1 SC4200 Installation Guide SC4200 Installation Guide...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    T T able of Contents able of Contents SC4200 Installation Guide SC4200 Installation Guide ....................................1 1 Pr Preface eface ....................................................2 2 SC4200 Ov SC4200 Over erview view ............................................4 4 SC4200 Specifications SC4200 Specifications ........................................7 7 Hardwar...
  • Page 3 Batter Battery Backup Unit (BBU) y Backup Unit (BBU) ....................................33 BBU Removal ......................35 BBU Installation......................36 Safety Pr ety Precautions ecautions ..........................................37 P P ower ower ....................................................38 Regulat Regulator ory Information y Information ......................................40 T T r r oubleshooting Y oubleshooting Your Enclosur our Enclosure e .................
  • Page 4 Installation Guide Disclaimer Copyright © 2024 by Celestica. All Rights Reserved. The term “Celestica” refers to Celestica Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. For more information, go to www.Celestica.com. All trademarks, trade names, service marks, and logos referenced herein belong to their respective companies.

  • Page 5: Pr Preface Eface

    Pr Preface eface This guide covers the installation and basic setup of the SC4200 storage controller. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and validity of this guide. Any updates of this guide are subject to change without notice.
  • Page 6 T T ype Gener Generaliz alized Definition ed Definition Indicates a hazardous situation that if not D D ANGER: ANGER:   avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

  • Page 7: Sc4200 Ov Sc4200 Over Erview View

    This document describes the installation process of the SC4200 storage controller The SC4200 storage controller is Celestica's next-generation 2U rack mount NVMe platform. Supporting up to 24 PCIe NVMe dual-port solid state drives (SSDs) with two redundant computing nodes based on Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. SC4200's high performance, low- latency design has the flexibility to work for converged or more malleable composable applications.
  • Page 8 Key Components Figur Figure 1. e 1. SC4200 F F r r ont P ont Panel anel Figur Figure 2. e 2. SC4200 Rear P Rear Panel anel Canister There are five LEDs on the rear of each canister to indicate the status. From left to right: ▪...
  • Page 9 ▪ Solid – The BBU is in full charge status and not discharging ▪ Canister BBU Fault LED (Amber) ▪ Off – No faults detected by the controller with the BBU ▪ Blink @ 1Hz – The BBU is in discharging status ▪...

  • Page 10: Sc4200 Specifications

    12 pcs 40 x 56mm fans provide system cooling airflow. Cold air enters from the front bezel of the chassis and travels through the SSD area. The following lists the SC4200 storage controller's cooling solutions: ▪ The thermal solution is to ensure that all the key components are within their thermal specification limits throughout operating temperature range up to 35°C @3000ft elevation.
  • Page 11 Suppor Supported Number Number Description Description Core Count e Count ( ( Y Y es/No) es/No) Intel Xeon Silver 4314 Intel Xeon Silver 4310...

  • Page 12: Har Hardwar Dware Ov E Over Erview View

    The product may be referred to as chassis or enclosure, with both words intended to have same meaning. SC4200 uses the latest Generation of Intel® Xeon® Ice lake Scalable processor. SC4200 will support selected SKUs with a TDP power of 85W -> 165W.0 Intel®...
  • Page 13 2 2 Move all four wires to the unlocked position. 3 3 Remove the heatsink from the socket by lifting it straight up. 4 4 Remove the CPU.

  • Page 14: Cpu Installation

    CPU Installation CPU Installation Context Context NOTE: There is a cover on the CPU socket to protect the CPU socket pin. This must be   removed when the CPU is assembled. Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Remove the socket covers. See the figure below. a a Move the two socket covers to both sides.
  • Page 15 2 2 Install the CPU. 3 3 Install the Heatsink. a a Put the heatsink on the socket. Attention should be paid to the slot on the assembly of the hole in the heatsink.

  • Page 16: Dimm

    Move all four wires to locked position, see the label on the heatsink below. DIMM DIMM The SC4200 CPU board supports 18x DDR4 DIMMS total, with 8x RDIMMS and 1x BPS per CPU socket. It is recommended to use identical DIMM modules on each DIMM socket for balance. The following table lists the preferred DIMM population rules.

  • Page 17: Solid State Driv Solid State Drive (Ssd) E (Ssd)

    SC4200 supports up to 2 BPSs -one per CPU. To support BPS DIMM(A1/J1), make sure the RDIMM is installed (A0/J0). Figur Figure 4. e 4. DIMM Locations DIMM Locations Solid State Driv Solid State Drive (SSD) e (SSD) The drive carrier was designed for optimized airflow in a compact form factor.

  • Page 18: Ssd Removal

    Ensure a minimum of a five (5) second delay between removal of a drive and IMPOR IMPORT T AN ANT: T:   installation of another. SSD Remo SSD Remov v al al Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Press the release button. The handle will open automatically. 2 2 Lower handle.

  • Page 20: P P Ower Supply Unit (Psu) Ower Supply Unit (Psu)

    P P ower Supply Unit (PSU) ower Supply Unit (PSU) SC4200 supports two (1+1 redundant, hot-swappable) PSUs. NOTE: In the event of PSU failure, keep the failed PSU installed until ready to replace it.

  • Page 21: Psu Removal

    Figur Figure 5. e 5. PSU canister PSU canister PSU Remo PSU Remov v al al Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Rotate the handle to a 90° angle as shown below. 2 2 Keep pressing the latch and holding the handle. 3 3 3) Pull the PSU out of the chassis.

  • Page 22: Psu Installation

    PSU Installation PSU Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Rotate the handle to a 90° angle as shown below. 2 2 Keep pressing the latch ① and holding the handle to push the PSU into the chassis. 3 3 Rotate the handle to close.

  • Page 23: Controller Canister Contr Oller Canister

    Contr Controller Canister oller Canister NOTE: This system should only be serviced by a trained technician.   Make sure all the LEDs on the rear panel are off before opening the cover. Wait up NOTE:   to around 5 minutes for the save cycle to complete. Contr Controller Canister Remo oller Canister Remov v al al...
  • Page 24 1 1 Rotate handle to release canister. 2 2 Pull handle to remove canister from chassis. 3 3 Remove the controller canister cover by pressing the two locks as shown. 4 4 Slide the controller canister cover out in the direction as shown.

  • Page 25: Controller Canister Installation

    Contr Controller Canister Installation oller Canister Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Place the controller canister cover so it overlaps the rear of the canister. 2 2 Then slide forward to the final location, until it clicks. 3 3 Rotate the controller canister handle to an approximately 45° angle and push it into the chassis.

  • Page 26: Pcie Module

    PCIe Module PCIe Module The four PCIe cards in each of the canisters are parallel to the canister card. Each is connected to the system by the use of a "Riser Card", an example is shown below. Figur Figure 6. e 6.
  • Page 27 3 3 Remove the PCIe card from the PCIe module by pulling straight out.

  • Page 28: Pcie Installation

    PCIe Installation PCIe Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Pushing straight down, insert the PCIe card into the cage slot in PCIe riser card. 2 2 Put the PCIe module into the canister, along with the rail on the rear window. Be careful to align the golden tab on the PCIe module with the slot on the motherboard and make sure they are connected well, and then press down on the PCIe cage until it firmly seats and the top is flush with the top of the system.

  • Page 29: F F An Module An Module

    3 3 Install the controller canister cover. F F an Module an Module SC4200 uses six 40x56mm fans for system cooling.

  • Page 30: Fan Removal

    F F an Remo an Remov v al al Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Remove the controller canister cover by pressing the two locks as shown.
  • Page 31 2 2 Unplug the connector (1).

  • Page 32: Fan Installation

    3 3 Lift up to remove fan (2). F F an Installation an Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Lower fan module into chassis (1).

  • Page 33: M.2 Car

    2 2 Plug connector into chassis (2). M.2 Car M.2 Card d SC4200 supports up to two 2280 M.2 boot devices, these can have either a SATA or PCIe interface. The system will automatically detect and use the interface of the inserted M.2 card. M.2 Car M.2 Card Remo...

  • Page 34: Card-Installation

    2 2 The card will rise automatically (2). 3 3 Pull card from slot (3). M.2 Car M.2 Card-Installation d-Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Insert the M.2 card into slot (1).

  • Page 35: T T Rusted Platform Module (Tpm) Rusted Platform Module (Tpm)

    T T rusted Platform Module (TPM) rusted Platform Module (TPM) Context Context Trusted Platform Module (PN: R3040-G0006-02) is an optional card on SC4200. All SC4200 SKUs can support this optional card. Celestica's TPM optional module supports TPM 2.0 spec. Pr Procedur ocedure e...

  • Page 36: Battery Backup Unit (Bbu) Batter Y Backup Unit (Bbu)

    2 2 To install, ensure correct orientation and place TPM card in plastic holder. Push down until the card is secured with the clip. Batter Battery Backup Unit (BBU) y Backup Unit (BBU)
  • Page 37 BBU Overview Each canister contains a Battery Backup Unit (BBU) that is used to power just that canister when the AC power fails. The BBU contains enough power and current to exceed 240VA. W W ARNING: ARNING:   W W ARNING: ARNING: Do not expose the BBU to high temperatures.

  • Page 38: Bbu Removal

    power load on the BBU. ▪ Application SW should then start an operation to save any critical data from the DIMM memory into one or both of the M.2 SSDs located on the canister. BBU power is expected to last about 300 seconds in this mode. After that time, the application SW should signal to the CPLD that it has completed, which allows the CPLD to power down the canister completely until AC power returns.

  • Page 39: Bbu Installation

    2 2 Pull the BBU out of the canister (2). BBU Installation BBU Installation Pr Procedur ocedure e 1 1 Insert the BBU into the canister (1). 2 2 Rotate the BBU handle to secure it in the chassis (2).

  • Page 40: Saf Safety Pr Ety Precautions Ecautions

    The laser may hurt and/or damage your eyes. ▪ Do not install, move or open the SC4200 or its modules when the device is connected to power. Doing so may damage equipment and cause serious burns to skin.

  • Page 41: P P Ower Ower

    P P ower ower Depending on the type of power system your device has, the following symbols may be used. On - On - Connects power to the system. This can be AC or DC power depending on product and model. Off - Off - Disconnects power to the system.
  • Page 42 NOTE:   This symbol is used when multiple power supplies are installed in a system. This warning label is typically found on the back of the device near the PSU. Power Connection Installation of this equipment must comply with local and regional electrical regulations governing the installation of information technology equipment by licensed electricians.

  • Page 43: Regulat Regulator Ory Information Y Information

    Any modifications made to this device that are not approved by Celestica may void NOTE:  ...
  • Page 44 In accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), the presence of the above symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this item must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste stream. Instead, it is the user's responsibility to dispose of this product by returning it to a collection point designated for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment waste.

  • Page 45: T T R R Oubleshooting Y Oubleshooting Your Enclosur Our Enclosure E

    T T r r oubleshooting Y oubleshooting Your Enclosur our Enclosure e This section provides simple procedures for resolving common problems as well as a comprehensive course of action for fault isolation and identification, error message interpretation, issue resolution, and software maintenance. Pre-diagnostic steps W W ARNING: ARNING:...
  • Page 46 Athena Gen2 drivers, Management Agents, and utilities, and whether they are up to date. ▪ Celestica recommends you have access to the SmartStart CD for value-added software and drivers required during the troubleshooting process. ▪ Celestica recommends you have access to the System documentation for System-specific information.
  • Page 47 process to be used when the problem is not System-specific or is not easily categorized into the other flow charts. The available flow charts include: ▪ Start diagnosis flow chart (see ) ▪ General diagnosis flow chart (see ) ▪ System power-on problems flow chart (see ) ▪...
  • Page 48 Figur Figure 8. e 8. Star Start Diagnosis Flow Char t Diagnosis Flow Chart t General Diagnosis Flow Chart The General diagnosis flow chart provides a generic approach to troubleshooting. If you are unsure of the problem, or if the other flow charts do not fix the problem, use the following flow chart.
  • Page 49 Figur Figure 9. e 9. Gener General Diagnosis Flow Char al Diagnosis Flow Chart t...
  • Page 51 Power-on Problems Flow Chart Figur Figure 10. e 10. P P ower-on Pr ower-on Problems Flow Char oblems Flow Chart t...
  • Page 52 POST Problems Flow Chart...
  • Page 53 Figur Figure 11. e 11. POST Pr POST Problems Flow Char oblems Flow Chart t...
  • Page 55 OS Boot Problems Flow Chart...
  • Page 56 Figur Figure 12. e 12. OS Boot Pr OS Boot Problems Flow Char oblems Flow Chart t...
  • Page 58 System Fault Indications Flow Chart...
  • Page 59 Figur Figure 13. e 13. System F System Fault Indications Flow Char ault Indications Flow Chart t...

  • Page 61: Contact Information

    Customers can register and request support (as well as search information in the knowledge base) at:https://customersupport.celestica.com/csm In case there are any questions or issues using the customer portal visit: https://www.celestica.com/contact-us. For immediate questions, please feel free to call your responsible account manager.

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