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Chapter 3
Installing the System
Unpacking and Inspecting the System
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Inspecting the Shipping Containers for Damage
HP shipping containers are designed to protect their contents under normal shipping conditions. After the
equipment arrives at the customer site, carefully inspect each carton for signs of shipping damage.
WARNING Do not attempt to move the cabinet, either packed or unpacked, up or down an
incline of more than 15
o
.
A tilt indicator is installed on the back and side of the cabinet shipping container (Figure 3-1 on page 79). If
the container has been tilted to an angle that could cause equipment damage, the beads in the indicator shift
positions (Figure 3-2 on page 79). If a carton has received a physical shock and the tilt indicator is in an
abnormal condition, visually inspect the unit for any signs of damage. If damage is found, document the
damage with photographs, and contact the transport carrier immediately.
- User Service Guide 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Contents 3
- About This Document 15
- Intended Audience 16
- Typographic Conventions 17
- Related Information 18
- Publishing History 19
- HP Encourages Your Comments 20
- 1 Overview 21
- Server Components 24
- Figure 1-1 Superdome Cabinet 25
- Power System 26
- DC Power 27
- System Power On Sequence 27
- Enabling 48 Volts 27
- Cooling System 28
- Utilities Subsystem 30
- CLU Functionality 31
- PM3 Functionality 32
- System Clocks 32
- Compact Flash 33
- Figure 1-4 HUCB 34
- Backplane (Fabric) 35
- Backplane Monitor and Control 36
- I2C Bus Distribution 36
- Clock Subsystem 36
- Cabinet ID 39
- CPUs and Memories 41
- Processor Interface 42
- Processors 42
- Cell Memory System 42
- Figure 1-9 Cell Memory 43
- PDC Functional Changes 46
- Platform Dependant Hardware 47
- Cell OL* 47
- I/O Subsystem 48
- Figure 1-10 I/O Rope Mapping 49
- New Server Cabling 52
- Figure 1-11 Backplane Cables 53
- Firmware 54
- Server Configurations 55
- Server Errors 56
- Hardware Uncorrectable Errors 57
- Fatal Errors 57
- Blocking Timeout Fatal Errors 57
- Error Logging 57
- 2 System Specifications 59
- Dimensions and Weights 60
- Component Weights 61
- Electrical Specifications 63
- System Power Requirements 65
- Component Power Requirements 66
- Management Station) 67
- Environmental Requirements 68
- Configurations 69
- Acoustic Noise Specification 72
- Figure 2-2 Airflow Diagram 73
- Airflow exit (2600 CFM) 73
- Airflow exit (300 CFM) 73
- 3 Installing the System 75
- Introduction 76
- Verifying Site Preparation 77
- Checking the Inventory 77
- Chapter 3 83
- Installing the System 83
- Unpacking the PDCA 88
- Returning Equipment 89
- Setting Up the System 91
- Wiring Check 101
- Voltage Check 108
- Removing the EMI Panels 110
- Connecting the Cables 111
- Routing the I/O Cables 112
- Turning On Housekeeping Power 117
- Figure 3-37 BPS LEDs 119
- Figure 3-43 MP Command Option 124
- Figure 3-42 Main MP Menu 124
- Figure 3-46 MP Console Option 126
- Enter. Do 127
- Figure 3-48 EFI Shell Prompt 128
- Verifying the System 129
- Running JET Software 132
- Chapter 4 139
- Booting HP-UX 146
- , fs1:, and so on 148
- Shutting Down HP-UX 151
- Booting HP OpenVMS 155
- Booting Microsoft Windows 160
- Shutting Down Linux 167
- A sx2000 LEDs 169
- Table A-1 Front Panel LEDs 170
- Table A-2 Power and OL* LEDs 171
- Figure A-1 Utilities LEDs 172
- Table A-3 OL* LED States 172
- Figure A-2 PDH Status 173
- Appendix A 174
- Management Processor Commands 175
- MP Command: BO 176
- MP Command: CA 177
- MP Command: CC 178
- MP Command: CP 179
- MP Command: DATE 180
- MP Command: DC 181
- MP Command: DF 182
- MP Command: DI 183
- MP Command: DL 184
- MP Command: EL 185
- MP Command: HE 186
- Appendix B 187
- Example B-11 HE Command 187
- MP Command: ID 188
- MP Command: IO 189
- MP Command: IT 190
- MP Command: LC 191
- MP Command: LS 192
- MP Command: MA 193
- MP Command: ND 194
- MP Command: PD 195
- MP Command: PE 196
- MP Command: PS 198
- Example B-20 PS Command 199
- MP Command: RE 200
- MP Command: RL 201
- MP Command: RR 202
- MP Command: RS 203
- MP Command: SA 204
- MP Command: SO 205
- MP Command: SYSREV 206
- MP Command: TC 207
- MP Command: TE 208
- MP Command: VM 209
- MP Command: WHO 210
- MP Command: XD 211
- Shutting Down the System 214
- Figure C-2 Main MP Menu 215
- Present LEDs 223
- Figure C-14 BPS LEDs 224
- D Templates 227
- Templates 228
- Appendix D 229
- Templ ates 230
- Equipment Footprint Templates 231
- Computer Room Layout Plan 232
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