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Figure 108: Installing the protective cap

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If the SFP+ transceiver module is not immediately connected to an LC

connector, attach the protective cap to the SFP+ transceiver module.

Expansion cards and backup units

192 Upgrade and Maintenance Manual RX1330 M4

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Table of Contents7
Introduction17
Concept and Target Groups of this Manual17
Notational Conventions17
Before You Start19
Basic Information19
Proceeding19
Advanced Thermal Design (ATD)19
Installing Optional Components20
Replacing a Defective Component20
Classification of Procedures21
Assignment of Unit Categories21
Customer Replaceable Units (CRU)21
Upgrade and Repair Units (URU)22
Field Replaceable Units (FRU)23
Average Task Duration25
Tools You Need at Hand26
Documentation Overview26
About Availability of Manuals26
List of Documents26
Important Information29
Introduction29
Safety Instructions29
Basic Safety Instructions29
Before Starting up30
Installation and Operation30
Batteries33
Working with Optical Disk Drives (Odds) and Media33
Laser Information35
Modules with Electrostatic-Sensitive Devices (ESD Modules)35
Transporting the Server37
Installing the Server in the Rack38
Other Important Information38
Energy Star39
CE Conformity39
FCC Class a Compliance Statement40
Environmental Protection41
Basic Hardware Procedures43
Using Diagnostic Information43
Proceeding43
Locating the Defective Server43
Determining the Error Class44
Locating the Defective Component44
Shutting down the Server45
Disconnecting the Power Cord46
Getting Access to the Component48
Extending the Server out of the Rack48
Removing the Server from the Rack49
Removing the Top Cover51
Reassembling52
Installing the Top Cover52
Installing the Server in the Rack53
Sliding the Server into the Rack55
Connecting the Power Cord56
Switching on the Server58
Handling Riser Modules59
Removing a Riser Module59
Installing a Riser Module61
Handling the Air Duct63
Removing the Air Duct63
Installing the Air Duct64
Basic Software Procedures65
Validation65
Starting the Maintenance Task65
Suspending Bitlocker Functionality65
Disabling the Boot Watchdog66
Removing Backup and Optical Disk Media68
Verifying and Configuring the Backup Software Solution68
Switching on the ID Indicator68
Completing the Maintenance Task69
Updating or Recovering the BIOS and Irmc S569
Verifying System Information Backup or Restore71
Updating Expansion Card Firmware72
Enabling Option ROM Scan73
Reconfiguring the Backup Software Solution74
Resetting the Boot Retry Counter74
Resetting the Error Status after Replacing Memory Modules or CPU76
Resetting the Error Status after Replacing Memory Modules76
Resetting the Error Status after Replacing Cpus78
Enabling the Boot Watchdog80
Enabling Replaced Components in the BIOS81
Verifying the Memory Mode81
Verifying the System Time Settings82
Viewing and Clearing the System Event Log (SEL)83
Updating the NIC Configuration File in a Linux and Vmware Environment85
Resuming Bitlocker Functionality86
Performing a RAID Array Rebuild87
Looking for MAC/WWN/GUID and SAS Addresses88
Basic Information88
Looking for the MAC Address of a LAN Controller89
Looking for the WWN Address of a Fibre Channel Controller90
Looking for the GUID Address of an Infiniband or Omni-Path Controller90
Looking for SAS Addresses of SAS Controllers for External Devices91
Using the Chassis ID Prom Tool91
Configuring LAN Teaming93
Switching off the ID Indicator95
Performing a Fan Test96
Power Supply Unit (PSU)99
Safety Notes99
Basic Information99
Standard Power Supply100
Replacing the Standard PSU100
Redundant Power Supply105
PSU Bays105
Installing a Hot-Plug PSU105
Removing a Hot-Plug PSU108
Replacing a Hot-Plug PSU112
Replacing the Power Distribution Board114
Fujitsu Battery Unit (FJBU)124
Installing an FJBU124
Removing an FJBU125
Replacing an FJBU126
Converting a Standard Power Supply to a Redundant Power Supply127
Hard Disk Drive (HDD) / Solid State Drive (SSD)133
Safety Notes133
Basic Information134
Handling Hdds or Ssds Without Installation Frame135
Inch HDD/SSD and 2.5-Inch Installation Frame135
Inch HDD/SSD and 3.5-Inch Installation Frame136
Inch HDD and 3.5-Inch Installation Frame138
Inch HDD Configurations140
Overview of Configurations140
Configuration with up to Four HDD Modules140
Installing 3.5-Inch HDD Modules141
Removing 3.5-Inch HDD Modules143
Replacing a 3.5-Inch HDD Module145
Replacing the 3.5-Inch HDD Backplane147
Inch HDD/SSD Configurations150
Overview of Configurations150
Configuration with up to Four HDD/SSD Modules150
Configuration with up to Eight HDD/SSD Modules151
Configuration with up to Ten HDD/SSD Modules152
Installing 2.5-Inch HDD/SSD Modules152
Removing 2.5-Inch HDD/SSD Modules155
Replacing a 2.5-Inch HDD/SSD Module157
Replacing the 4 X 2.5-Inch HDD Backplane (Left Side)159
SSD Backplane164
Replacing the 10 X 2.5-Inch HDD Backplane167
Replacing the SAS Expander Board172
Upgrading Configuration from up to Four to up to Eight 2.5-Inch Hdds/Ssds173
Fans177
Safety Notes177
Basic Information177
Replacing Fan Modules179
Expansion Cards and Backup Units183
Safety Notes183
Basic Information184
Handling Slot Brackets185
Installing Slot Brackets185
Removing Slot Brackets187
Handling SFP+ Transceiver Modules188
Installing SFP+ Transceiver Modules188
Removing SFP+ Transceiver Modules193
Expansion Cards and Riser Cards196
Installing an Expansion Card196
Removing an Expansion Card203
Replacing an Expansion Card205
Replacing a Riser Card207
Replacing a TFM209
Upgrading to the Full Height Riser Module214
Flash Backup Unit (FBU)218
Basic Information218
Installing an FBU219
Removing an FBU227
Replacing an FBU231
Main Memory233
Safety Notes233
Basic Informations234
Installing Memory Modules235

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