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pSeries

650

Installation

Guide

SA38-0610-03

ERserver



pSeries

650

Installation

Guide

SA38-0610-03

ER s e r v e r



Fourth

Edition

(November

2003)

Before

using

this

information

and

the

product

it

supports,

read

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information

in

“Safety

Notices”

on

page

vii,

Appendix

B,

“Environmental

Notices,”

on

page

127,

and

Appendix

D,

“Notices,”

on

page

135.

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disclosure

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restrictions

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forth

is

GSA

ADP

Schedule

Contract

with

IBM

Corp.

Contents

Safety

Notices

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Rack

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Electrical

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Safety

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Laser

Safety

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Verification

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About

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Chapter

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Installing

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pSeries

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Read

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Safety

Notices

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Step

3.

Attach

the

Mounting

Hardware

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Rack

Enclosure

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Step

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Install

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System

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Rack

Enclosure

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Step

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Are

All

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Features

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Step

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Position

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Step

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Check

Your

Display

or

Console

Type

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Step

8.

Connecting

to

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Hardware

Management

Console

(HMC)

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Step

9.

Attach

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Display

Cable

Toroid

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Step

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Step

11.

Connect

the

Keyboard

and

Mouse

(When

Using

a

Graphics

Display)

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Step

12.

Connect

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Serial

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Parallel

Devices

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Step

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Connect

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Adapter

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Step

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Connect

Internal

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SCSI

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Step

15.

Are

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Rack

Indicator

Feature?

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Step

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Ethernet

Connection?

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Step

17.

Connect

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Power

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Server

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Step

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Step

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Step

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Chapter

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Verifying

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Hardware

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Considerations

Before

Running

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Procedure

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Using

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HMC

to

Load

the

Online

Diagnostics

in

Service

Mode

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Using

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HMC

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Load

the

Standalone

Diagnostics

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CD-ROM

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Loading

the

Online

Diagnostics

on

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System

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HMC

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Loading

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Standalone

Diagnostics

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System

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HMC

Attached

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iii

Running

Standalone

Diagnostics

from

a

Network

Installation

Management

(NIM)

Server

with

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HMC

Attached

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Client

Configuration

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Booting

Standalone

Diagnostics

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NIM

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Running

System

Verification

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Performing

Additional

System

Verification

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Stopping

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Diagnostics

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Verify

that

the

Latest

Firmware

and

Adapter

and

Drive

Microcode

are

Installed

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Verify

that

the

Latest

HMC

Software

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Installed

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Access

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System

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Accessing

Hardware

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Accessing

System

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Verify

Partition

Standby

and

Full

System

Partition

Power

Options

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Final

Installation

Tasks

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Complete

System

Records

and

Installation

Procedure

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Configure

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Network

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Chapter

4.

Completing

the

Installation

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Step

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Bezels

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Doors

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Step

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Complete

Installation

Checklists

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TTY

Terminal

Console

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System

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Partitioned

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Graphics

Terminal

Console

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System

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Not

Partitioned

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HMC-Managed

System

Using

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Single

Full

System

Partition

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HMC-Managed

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Multiple

Partitions

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.42

Chapter

5.

Installing

Options

for

the

pSeries

650

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Safety

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Handling

Static-Sensitive

Devices

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Preinstallation

Considerations

for

Disk

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Hot-Plug

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Removing

Hot-Plug

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Configuring

and

Deconfiguring

SCSI

Hot-Swap

Disk

Drives

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Installing

Media

Drives

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Installing

a

Drive

in

the

Optional

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Position

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Adapters

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Removing

and

Replacing

a

PCI

Adapter

Cassette

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Non-Hot-Pluggable

PCI

Adapter

Removal

and

Replacement

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Hot-Pluggable

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PCI

Adapter

or

Blank

Filler

Removal

from

a

Cassette

Assembly

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Replacing

an

Adapter

in

a

PCI

Adapter

Cassette

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Short

Adapter

or

Blank

Filler

Installation

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Long

Adapter

Installation

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Replacing

a

Hot-Pluggable

PCI

Adapter

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.116

Capacity

Upgrade

on

Demand

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Permanent

Processors

on

Demand

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Permanent

Memory

on

Demand

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On

Demand

On/Off

Features

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Trial

Capacity

on

Demand

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Capacity

Planning

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Software

Licenses

and

Processor

on

Demand

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Activating

Process

for

Capacity

Upgrade

on

Demand

Features

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Appendix

A.

Communications

Statements

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iv

Eserver

pSeries

650

Installation

Guide

Federal

Communications

Commission

(FCC)

Statement

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European

Union

(EU)

Statement

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International

Electrotechnical

Commission

(IEC)

Statement

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United

Kingdom

Telecommunications

Safety

Requirements

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Avis

de

conformité

aux

normes

du

ministère

des

Communications

du

Canada

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Canadian

Department

of

Communications

Compliance

Statement

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VCCI

Statement

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Electromagnetic

Interference

(EMI)

Statement

-

Taiwan

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Radio

Protection

for

Germany

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Appendix

B.

Environmental

Notices

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Product

Recycling

and

Disposal

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Environmental

Design

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Acoustical

Noise

Emissions

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. 132

Declared

Acoustical

Noise

Emissions

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Appendix

C.

Acoustical

Noise

Emissions

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. 133

Declared

Acoustical

Noise

Emissions

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Appendix

D.

Notices

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. 135

Appendix

E.

Subsystem

Positioning

and

Cabling

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. 137

SPCN

Cabling

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. 137

One

I/O

Subsystem,

Two

I/O

Subsystems

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Four

I/O

Subsystems,

Eight

I/O

Subsystems

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. 139

RIO

Cabling

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. 140

One

I/O

Subsystem

or

Two

I/O

Subsystems

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. 141

Three

I/O

Subsystems

or

Four

I/O

Subsystems

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. 141

Eight

I/O

Subsystems

with

Two

RIO

Loops

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. 142

Hardware

Management

Console

for

pSeries

(HMC)

to

the

HMC

Connector

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. 144

Optional

8-Port

or

128-Port

Async

Adapters

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. 144

Appendix

F.

Service

Processor

Setup

and

Test

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. 145

Service

Processor

Setup

Checklist

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. 145

Testing

the

Setup

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. 146

Testing

Call-In

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. 146

Testing

Call-Out

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. 147

Serial

Port

Configuration

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Appendix

G.

Firmware

Updates

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. 149

General

Information

on

System

Firmware

Updates

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. 149

Determining

the

Level

of

Firmware

on

the

System

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. 150

System

Firmware

Update

in

AIX

Using

a

Locally

Available

Image

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. 151

Updating

System

Firmware

From

the

Service

Processor

Menus

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. 152

Updating

System

Firmware

from

the

AIX

Service

Aids

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. 152

Updating

System

Firmware

from

a

NIM

Server

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Recovery

Mode

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. 153

Updating

System

Firmware

from

the

AIX

Command

Line

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Appendix

H.

System

Records

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. 155

Record

the

Identification

Numbers

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Device

Records

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Index

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Contents

v

vi

Eserver

pSeries

650

Installation

Guide

Safety

Notices

A

danger

notice

indicates

the

presence

of

a

hazard

that

has

the

potential

of

causing

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

Danger

notices

appear

on

the

following

pages:

v

viii

A

caution

notice

indicates

the

presence

of

a

hazard

that

has

the

potential

of

causing

moderate

or

minor

personal

injury.

Caution

notices

appear

on

the

following

pages:

v

viii

v

ix

v

10

v

15

v

67

v

79

For

a

translation

of

the

safety

notices

contained

in

this

book,

see

the

System

Unit

Safety

Information,

order

number

SA23-2652.

Rack

Safety

Instructions

v

Do

not

install

this

unit

in

a

rack

where

the

internal

rack

ambient

temperatures

will

exceed

40

degrees

C.

v

Do

not

install

this

unit

in

a

rack

where

the

air

flow

is

compromised.

Any

side,

front

or

back

of

the

unit

used

for

air

flow

through

the

unit

must

not

be

in

direct

contact

with

the

rack.

v

Care

should

be

taken

to

ensure

that

a

hazardous

condition

is

not

created

due

to

uneven

mechanical

loading

when

installing

this

unit

in

a

rack.

If

the

rack

has

a

stabilizer

it

must

be

firmly

attached

before

installing

or

removing

this

unit.

v

Consideration

should

be

given

to

the

connection

of

the

equipment

to

the

supply

circuit

so

that

overloading

of

circuits

does

not

compromise

the

supply

wiring

or

overcurrent

protection.

To

provide

the

correct

power

connection

to

the

rack,

refer

to

the

rating

labels

located

on

the

equipment

in

the

rack

to

determine

the

total

power

requirement

for

the

supply

circuit.

v

An

electrical

outlet

that

is

not

correctly

wired

could

place

hazardous

voltage

on

the

metal

parts

of

the

system

or

the

devices

that

attach

to

the

system.

It

is

the

responsibility

of

the

customer

to

ensure

that

the

outlet

is

correctly

wired

and

grounded

to

prevent

an

electrical

shock.

Electrical

and

Mechanical

Safety

Observe

the

following

safety

instructions

anytime

you

are

connecting

or

disconnecting

devices

attached

to

the

workstation.

vii

DANGER

An

electrical

outlet

that

is

not

correctly

wired

could

place

hazardous

voltage

on

metal

parts

of

the

system

or

the

devices

that

attach

to

the

system.

It

is

the

responsibility

of

the

customer

to

ensure

that

the

outlet

is

correctly

wired

and

grounded

to

prevent

an

electrical

shock.

Before

installing

or

removing

signal

cables,

ensure

that

the

power

cables

for

the

system

unit

and

all

attached

devices

are

unplugged.

When

adding

or

removing

any

additional

devices

to

or

from

the

system,

ensure

that

the

power

cables

for

those

devices

are

unplugged

before

the

signal

cables

are

connected.

If

possible,

disconnect

all

power

cables

from

the

existing

system

before

you

add

a

device.

Use

one

hand,

when

possible,

to

connect

or

disconnect

signal

cables

to

prevent

a

possible

shock

from

touching

two

surfaces

with

different

electrical

potentials.

During

an

electrical

storm,

do

not

connect

cables

for

display

stations,

printers,

telephones,

or

station

protectors

for

communications

lines.

D05

DANGER

To

prevent

electrical

shock

hazard,

disconnect

all

power

cables

from

the

electrical

outlet

before

relocating

the

system.

D01

CAUTION:

This

product

is

equipped

with

a

three-wire

power

cable

and

plug

for

the

user’s

safety.

Use

this

power

cable

with

a

properly

grounded

electrical

outlet

to

avoid

electrical

shock.

C01

CAUTION:

This

unit

has

more

than

one

power

supply

cord.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electrical

shock,

disconnect

two

power

supply

cords

before

servicing.

C21

CAUTION:

This

unit

weighs

more

than

55

kg

(121.2

pounds).

Material

handling

systems

such

as

levers,

slings,

or

lifts

are

required

to

safely

move

it.

When

this

is

not

possible,

specially

trained

persons

or

services

(such

as

riggers

or

movers)

must

be

used.

C06

CAUTION:

Metal

edges

might

be

sharp.

C38

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Eserver

pSeries

650

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