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Bull DPS7000/XTANOVASCALE 7000 180Rb 7 Service Manual (258 pages)

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Table of Contents
5
Using this Guide

13
- Text Conventions
  14
- Related Documents
  15
- Safety Notices
  16
  - Safety Notices for Users Outside of the U.S.A. and Canada
    17
- Care and Handling
  18
1 System Overview

19
- Overview
  20
- Chassis Feature Summary
  21
- Chassis Front Controls and Indicators
  22
- Chassis Rear Controls and Features
  24
- Peripherals
  25
- Hot-Swap Power Supplies
  26
- System Cooling
  26
- Boardset Description
  27
- Boardset Features
  28
- Processor Overview
  30
- Memory Overview
  30
- DIMM Installation Sequence
  31
- Peripheral Ports
  32
  - Super I/O Chip
    32
  - Serial Ports
    32
  - Parallel Port
    32
- Add-In Board Slots
  32
- Video
  32
- SCSI Controller
  33
- IDE Controller
  33
- Keyboard and Mouse
  34
- Remote Power-On (Wake on LAN) Function
  34
- System Security
  34
  - Security with Mechanical Lock
    34
  - Software Locks
    34
    
    Security with BIOS Setup
    34
    
    Security with the System Setup Utility (SSU)
    35
  - Password Protection
    35
  - Secure Boot Mode
    35
  - Boot Sequence Control
    35
  - Boot Without Keyboard
    35
  - Locked Power and Reset Switches
    36
  - Diskette Write Protect
    36
  - Video Blanking
    36
- Reconfiguration
  36
2 Setting up the System

37
- Overview
  38
- Selecting a Site
  38
- Unpacking the System
  39
- Rack-Mount Subsystem Assembly
  40
  - Unpacking the Rack Mounting Hardware
    40
  - Before You Begin
    41
  - Static Precautions
    41
  - Assembly
    42
    
    Front View
    43
    
    Rear View
    43
    
    Attaching the Cable Retention Arm
    46
    
    Installing the Slide Rail Brackets into the Rack Cabinet
    50
    
    Mounting the Server into the Rack Cabinet
    51
- Getting Familiar with the System
  54
- Making Connections
  54
- Connecting the Power Cord
  55
- Using the System
  56
3 Configuring Your System

61
- Hot Keys
  63
- Using the BIOS Setup Utility
  63
  - BIOS Setup Configuration Settings
    64
  - Main Menu
    65
    
    Primary Master/Slave Submenu
    66
    
    Processor Information Submenu
    67
    
    Keyboard Features Submenu
    67
  - Advanced Menu
    68
    
    PCI Configuration Submenu
    69
    
    I/O Device Configuration Submenu
    70
    
    Advanced Chipset Control Submenu
    71
  - Security Menu
    72
  - Server Menu
    73
    
    System Management Submenu
    74
    
    Console Redirection Submenu
    75
  - Boot Menu
    76
  - Exit Menu
    77
- Using the System Setup Utility (SSU)
  78
  - When to Run the SSU
    78
  - What You Need to Do
    79
  - Running the SSU
    79
    
    Running the SSU Locally
    79
    
    Running the SSU Remotely
    80
    
    Direct Platform Control (DPC) Console
    80
  - Starting the SSU
    81
  - Customizing the SSU
    82
  - Launching a Task
    84
  - Resource Configuration Add-In (RCA) Window
    84
  - Modifying Resources
    85
    
    System Resource Usage
    85
  - Multiboot Options Add-In
    85
  - Security Add-In
    85
    
    To Set the User Password
    86
    
    To Change or Clear the User Password
    86
    
    To Set the Administrator Password
    86
    
    To Change or Clear the Administrator Password
    86
    
    Security Options
    86
  - System Event Log (SEL) Viewer Add-In
    87
  - Sensor Data Record (SDR) Manager Add-In
    89
  - Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) Manager Add-In
    90
  - Exiting the SSU
    91
- FRU and SDR Load Utility
  92
  - When to Run the FRUSDR Load Utility
    92
  - What You Need to Do
    92
  - How You Use the FRUSDR Load Utility
    92
    
    Command Line Format
    93
    
    Parsing the Command Line
    93
    
    Displaying Usage Information
    94
    
    Displaying a Given Area
    94
    
    Using Specified CFG File
    95
  - Cleaning up and Exiting
    97
- Upgrading BIOS
  97
  - Preparing for the Upgrade
    97
    
    Recording the Current BIOS Settings
    97
    
    Obtaining the Upgrade Utility
    97
    
    Creating a Bootable Diskette
    98
    
    Creating the BIOS Upgrade Diskette
    98
  - Upgrading BIOS
    99
  - Recovering BIOS
    99
  - Changing BIOS Language
    100
- Using the Firmware Update Utility
  100
  - Running the Firmware Update Utility
    100
- Installing Video Drivers
  101
- Using the Symbios SCSI Utility
  101
  - Running the SCSI Utility
    101
- Configuring the RAID Controller
  102
- Setting the Configuration Switches
  103
  - Before You Begin
    103
  - Changing Switch Settings
    105
  - Clearing CMOS
    106
  - Clearing Password
    107
  - Performing a Recovery Boot
    107
4 Disassembly and Reassembly

109
- General Information
  109
- Precautions
  109
- Preparing Your System for Disassembly and Reassembly
  109
- Equipment Log
  109
- Hot-Swapping Fans
  109
  - Removing a Fan
    115
  - Replacing a Fan
    116
Hot-Swapping a SCSI Hard Drive

117
Hot-Swapping Power Supplies

121
- Removing a Power Supply
  122
- Replacing a Power Supply
  123
Removing and Installing the Front Bezel

123
Removing and Installing Server Covers

124
- Removing the PCI Bus Hot-Plug Cover
  125
- Installing the PCI Bus Hot-Plug Cover
  126
- Removing the Top Cover
  126
- Installing the Top Cover
  128
Add-In Boards

129
- Installing an Add-In Board
  129
- Removing an Add-In Board
  132
Memory Modules and Dimms

133
- Removing the Memory Module Cover
  133
- Installing the Memory Module Cover
  133
- Removing Dimms
  134
- Installing Dimms
  135
Processors: Removing and Installing

137
- Removing a Processor
  137
- Installing a Processor
  139
Front Side Bus (FSB) Termination Board Assembly

141
- Removing a Termination Board
  141
- Installing a Termination Board
  141
Optional Five to Eight CPU Upgrade Kit

143
LCD Assembly

152
- Removing the LCD Assembly
  152
- Installing the LCD Module
  153
Peripheral Bay

154
- Removing the Peripheral Bay
  154
- Installing the Peripheral Bay
  154
Diskette Drive

156
- Removing the Diskette Drive
  156
- Installing the Diskette Drive
  157
CD-ROM Drive

158
- Removing the CD-ROM Drive
  158
- Installing the CD-ROM Drive
  159
Peripheral Bay Backplane

160
- Removing the Peripheral Bay Backplane
  160
- Installing the Peripheral Bay Backplane
  161
Peripheral Bay Blind Mate Board

162
- Removing the Peripheral Bay Blind Mate Board
  162
- Installing the Peripheral Bay Blind Mate Board
  163
PHP LED Board

164
- Removing the PHP LED Board
  164
- Installing the PHP LED Board
  165
Front Panel Controller Board

166
- Removing the Front Panel Controller Board
  166
  - Installing the Front Panel Controller Board
    167
- Profusion Carrier Board
  168
  - Removing the Profusion Carrier Board
    168
  - Installing the Profusion Carrier Board
    168
- I/O Riser Board
  170
  - Removing the I/O Riser Board
    170
  - Installing the I/O Riser Board
    170
- Interchassis Management Bus (ICMB) Board
  172
  - Removing the ICMB Board
    172
  - Installing the ICMB Board
    172
- I/O Carrier Tray
  174
  - Removing the I/O Carrier Tray
    174
  - Installing the I/O Carrier Tray
    174
- I/O Carrier Board
  176
  - Removing the I/O Carrier Board
    176
  - Installing the I/O Carrier Board
    177
- Midplane Board
  178
  - Removing the Midplane Board
    178
  - Installing the Midplane Board
    180
- AC/EMI Filter
  181
  - Removing the AC/EMI Filter
    181
  - Installing the AC/EMI Filter
    181
- Power Cord AC Filter
  183
  - Removing the Power Cord AC Filter
    183
  - Installing the Power Cord AC Filter
    183
- Rack Rails Kit
  184
- Replacing the Backup Battery
  187
- Problem Solving
  189
5 2 Problem Solving

190
- Static Precautions
  190
- Resetting the System
  190
- Troubleshooting Checklists
  191
- Diagnostic Procedures
  194
  - Error Checking
    194
  - Troubleshooting Guide
    194
    
    Monitoring POST
    194
    
    Verifying Proper Operation of Key System Indicators
    195
    
    Confirming Loading of the Operating System
    195
- Specific Problems and Corrective Actions
  196
- Problems with the Network
  200
- PCI Installation Tips
  200
- Error Messages
  201
  - POST Error Codes and Messages
    201
- How to Identify BIOS
  207
  - BIOS Revision Level Identification
    207
6 Illustrated Parts Breakdown

209
- Exploded View
  210
- Field Replaceable Units
  211
  - Pentium Processors
    213
    
    Upgrades
    213
    
    Replaceable Parts
    213
  - Hard Disk Drives
    213
    
    Upgrades
    214
    
    Replaceable Parts
    214
  - RAID Controllers and Cache
    214
  - Host Bus Adapter
    214
    
    Upgrades
    215
    
    Replaceable Parts
    215
  - Network Option Boards
    215
  - Cable List
    216
  - Peripheral Cabling Diagram
    216
A System I/O Addresses/ Memory Map/Pci Configuration and Device

218
Map/Interrupts/Video Mode Assignments

218
- System I/O Addresses
  218
- Memory Map
  219
- PCI Configuration and Device Map
  220
- Interrupts
  221
- Video Modes
  222
- Video Modes
  223
- Overview
  228
- External Device Connector Pinout Information
  228
  - Keyboard and Mouse
    230
  - Ultra2/Lvd SCSI Connector
    231
  - Serial Ports COM1 and COM2
    232
  - Parallel Port
    232
  - USB Ports
    233
  - Super VGA Video Port
    233
  - Rj-45 Lan
    234

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Table of Contents

Using this Guide

1 System Overview

2 Setting up the System

3 Configuring Your System

4 Disassembly and Reassembly

Hot-Swapping a SCSI Hard Drive

Hot-Swapping Power Supplies

Removing and Installing the Front Bezel

Removing and Installing Server Covers

Add-In Boards

Memory Modules and Dimms

Processors: Removing and Installing

Front Side Bus (FSB) Termination Board Assembly

Optional Five to Eight CPU Upgrade Kit

LCD Assembly

Peripheral Bay

Diskette Drive

CD-ROM Drive

Peripheral Bay Backplane

Peripheral Bay Blind Mate Board

PHP LED Board

Front Panel Controller Board

5 2 Problem Solving

6 Illustrated Parts Breakdown

A System I/O Addresses/ Memory Map/Pci Configuration and Device

Map/Interrupts/Video Mode Assignments

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