IBM @Server pSeries 630 6C4 Manuale

Quick Setup Instructions

Read Me First

If you encounter difficulties while setting

up your system, contact your service

representative for assistance.

The following system manuals are packaged in Box 2:

System Unit Safety Information

Site and Hardware Planning Guide

Adapters, Devices, and Cabling Information for Multiple Bus Systems

Read and understand the caution notices found in this booklet. For a

complete listing of all safety notices and other documentation related

to this product, visit the IBM pSeries and AIX Information Center

http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/pseries/index.htm.

To access the pSeries publications, click Hardware documentation.

You must provide the following items:

One flat-blade screwdriver

One 5mm nut driver (optional)

One 5.5mm nut driver (optional)

pSeries 630-6C4

Rack-Mounting Kit also contains:

2 - Nut clips (Used for racks containing

round EIA location holes)

2 - Nut clips (Used for racks containing

square EIA location holes)

2 - Latch-Mounting Brackets

Rack-Mounting Kit contains:

8 - 5 mm System to Rail Screws

8 - 7 mm Rail to Rack Screws

Alignment-Pin Bracket Kit contains:

8 - Assorted Alignment Pins

2 - 7 mm Thumbscrews

4 - Pin Brackets

Rack-Mount Template

Front

FRONT

RIGHTSIDE

FRONT

Check your inventory

Cable-Management Arm Kit contains:

1- Cable-Management Arm

1- Rack to Cable Management Arm Bracket

1- Cable-Carrier Support Bracket

2 - 7 mm Rack Retaining Screws

2 - 5 mm Bracket to System Retaining Screws

2 - Slide Rail Assemblies

The alignment-pin bracket kit

might be needed when installing

your system in a non- IBM style

rack. If you are installing your

system in an IBM rack, you will

not use this portion of the

alignment-pin bracket kit.

Note: Review your inventory

closely. If any of the components

shown on this page are missing , or

you encounter any difficulties while setting

up your system, contact your service

representative for assistance.

The exclamation mark surrounded by a yellow triangle

denotes caution. A CAUTION notice indicates the presence

of a hazard that has the potential of causing moderate or

minor personal injury. Before doing a step that contains a

caution icon, read and understand the caution statement that

accompanies it.

Ensure that a hazardous condition is not created

due to uneven mechanical loading when installing

your system into the rack. Your rack must have

either the stabilizer bar securely

mounted or must be bolted to

a concrete floor.

Read and understand the Rack Safety Instructions

found in your system rack installation guide.

This system can be equipped with the following power supplies:

115/230 Volts ac Auto Detect

-48 Volts dc

Read safety notices

Check the rack stabilizer bar

Check the power source

4.1

4.2

Power Distribution Bus

L1L1

CB1CB1

CB2CB2

CB3CB3

CB4CB4

CB5CB5

CB6CB6

R6R6

R5R5

R4R4

R3R3

R2R2

R1R1

Know the following about the EIA units located on the front and rear of your rack:

Each EIA unit consists of three holes.

The holes along the rail within each EIA unit are not evenly spaced.

Each EIA unit begins at the point where the hole spacing is closest together.

Depending on the rack manufacturer, the EIA units might be separated either by

color or by a line.

Remove the protective coating from each adhesive strip located on the back of the

rack-mount template. Lightly press the template into position on the rack.

Ensure that both the left and right sides are at corresponding EIA locations.

Beginning with step 1, follow the instructions

printed on both sides of the rack-mount template.

3Use the rack mount template

5.1

5.2

4 EIA 4 EIA

1 EIA 1 EIA

Holes are closest together at the

point where the EIA unit begins.

Install the rails

Facing the rack, insert the rail’s rear-alignment

pins into the rack’s rear flange holes identified

by the tape strips previously installed.

Insert the rail’s front alignment pins into the rack

front flange holes identified by the tape strips

previously installed. Ensure the EIA

location is the same from front to back.

Notes: 1) The system rails are front-to-back and left-to-right side dependent. The rails are labeled on the front

lower corner, left or right. The top of the rails can be identified by the screws located on the top of

the front and rear rail flange.

2) Always begin installing the system or I/O drawers at the bottom of the rack and work yourself upward

toward the top of the rack. Never work from the top down.

3) If you are installing a Model 6C4 into a non-IBM rack, check the alignment pins located on the

front and rear of your rails. If they are not the correct diameter, locate the alignment-pin bracket

kit, and install the correct alignment pins and pin brackets. Step 1 “Check your inventory” lists

the contents of the alignment-pin bracket kit.

If necessary, you can adjust the rail

length by loosening the six rail-length

adjustment screws.

Top rail-length

adjustment screws

Bottom rail-length

adjustment screws

Do not use a screwdriver to tighten

any screws in this procedure until you

are instructed to do so.

4.1 4.2

6.1 6.2

6.3

6.4

6.5

FRONT

RIGHT SIDE

Use this size 7 mm

screw to complete

this step.

Latch bracket

Tip: Loosely insert the lower screw

first, then seat the latch bracket

over the installed screw before

you install the top screw.

Use two 7 mm retaining screws to secure

the rail and latch bracket to the rack. Only

finger-tighten the screws at this time.

Repeat the previous steps to install the

second rail. Ensure that both rails are

level from front to back and from side to side.

Go to the rear of the rack. Attach

two 7 mm screws to the left rail.

Locate the cable-management arm bracket.

Position the bracket’s bottom hole over the

rail’s top alignment pin. Attach a 7 mm retaining

screw through the bottom slot of the bracket. See the illustration.

Attach a 7 mm screw through

the bottom-right-rail screw hole.

(As viewed from the back of the rack.)

CAUTION: The unit weighs between 32 kg (70.5 pounds)

and 55 kg (121.2 pounds). Three persons are required to

safely move it. Using less than three persons to move it

can result in injury.

Remove the box marked 2 from the

shipping box and put it in a safe place.

Remove all of the foam padding from

around the system.

Lift the shipping box up and away from the system.

Remove the protective plastic

covering from around the system.

Install the rails (continued)

Remove the system from the box

6.6

6.7

6.8

7.1

7.2

7.3

7.4

Use this size 7 mm screw

to complete this step.

Top

alignment

Locate the cable-carrier support bracket,

and position it on the rear of the system

as shown.

Secure the cable-carrier support bracket with two 5 mm slotted

hex head screws. Tighten these screws with a screwdriver.

66Attach the cable-carrier support bracket

8.1

8.2

Use this size 5 mm screw

to complete this step.

Retract the rails if they are open. Using three persons,

grasp the system by its handles, and lift it onto the top

of the rails. Slide the system into the rack.

Install the system onto the rails

3.1

9.1

9.2

9.3

CAUTION: The unit weighs between 32 kg (70.5 pounds)

and 55 kg (121.2 pounds). Three persons are required to

safely move it. Using less than three persons to move it

can result in injury.

Slowly pull the system out of the frame until the

second screw hole of the inner rail is visible.

Note: Ensure that both inner slide rails follow the

system out of the rack.

Install a 5.5 mm screw into the second hole of

each rail. Do not tighten the system retaining

screws until all eight screws have been installed.

Use this size 5 mm screw

to complete this step.

Install the six remaining system-retaining screws. After

all eight retaining screws are in place, use your screwdriver

or nut driver to tighten each screw.

Slide the system completely into the rack.

9.4

9.5

32-55 kg. (70.5-121.2 lbs.)

Slowly slide the system back and forth, watching

for any signs of binding. If binding occurs, loosen

the eight screws and slide the system back and

forth on the rails several more times. With the

system completely retracted in the rack, repeat

substeps 10.1 through 10.5.

Note: To unlock extended rails, push in the

rail safety release latch, located on each rail,

then push the system in toward the rack.

Tighten the rail retaining screws

10.1

10.2

10.3

10.4

10.5

10.6

Take along your screwdriver or nut driver to the rear of the rack.

Use your screwdriver or nut driver to tighten the four rear rail retaining screws.

Use your screwdriver or nut driver to tighten the four

front rail retaining screws.

Pull the system drawer approximately half way out

of the rack.

FRONT

RIGHT SIDE

With your screwdriver or nut driver, return to the

front of the rack.

Take your screwdriver or nut driver,

cable management arm, two 7 mm screws,

and this booklet, and go to the rear of the rack.

You have completed the system-drawer-installation portion of setting up your system. To complete the

cabling and verifying your system hardware portion of the installation, go to Completing Your System

Installation Quick Setup Instructions. The quick setup instructions can be printed in

hardcopy or viewed online at the information center.

The IBM pSeries and AIX Information Center can be accessed

at http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/pseries/index.htm.

To access the quick setup instructions for pSeries and other

pSeries publications, click Hardware documentation.

Go to Box 2.

Install the cable management arm

Slide the system forward to fully extend

cable-management arm.

Using two 7 mm screws, mount the

other end of the cable management arm

to the bracket that is attached to the system rail.

11.1 11.2 Using the captive snap buttons, attach the cable

management arm to the rear of the system.

Note: To unlock the snap buttons, pull out the

button section until it stops. Push in the snap

button to lock it.

Captive

Snap Buttons

11.3

11.4

Complete the system installation

Use this size 7 mm screw

to complete this step.

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