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< NOTE >
・
When you replace a component in or
der to, for example, repair equipment,
you may need to replace the component with a functionally compatible one.
・
If you repair a component in a manner not recommended by the
Manufacturer, proper oper
ation of the component is not guaranteed.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Important Notifications
5
VCCI Notice
5
Safety Instructions
8
Precautions
28
Display Screen
33
Usb Device
36
Bios Settings
37
Table of Contents
45
Chapter 1 Getting Started
51
Scope
51
Installing an Extension Board
51
Role of an Operator
51
Work Flow
53
Name and Function of each Part
54
Figure 1-1 Name of each Part (Front View)
55
Figure 1-2 Name of each Part (Rear View)
56
Figure 1-3 Physical Configuration Inside Equipment
57
Table 1-1 Function of each Part
58
Installation Environment
63
Environment
63
Installation
64
Figure 1-4 Operation and Service Clearance (Top View)
65
Figure 1-5 Installation Clearance
65
Table 1-2 Dimension, Service Clearance, and Installation Clearance
65
Figure 1-6 Exterior View (Horizontal Installation on the Desktop)
66
Figure 1-7 Exterior View (Vertical Installation on the Desktop)
66
Hardware Connection
67
Power Cord
68
Figure 1-8 Hardware Connection
68
Table 1-3 Power Cord and Plug Identification
71
Chapter 2 Operation
73
Before Turning on the Power
73
Starting the Equipment
74
Shutting down the Equipment
75
Power Shutdown
76
Emergency Shutdown
76
DVD Drive
77
Inserting a CD or DVD
77
Figure 2-1 DVD Drive (Front View)
77
Ejecting a CD or DVD
78
Using the DVD Drive When the Equipment Is Installed Vertically
78
Controlling the Power Using the LAN
79
Enabling the WOL (Wake on LAN) Function
79
Turning on the Power Using the LAN
80
Setting up the LAN Interface
82
Setting up the Screen
94
Chapter 3 Setup
103
Setup Procedure When You Turn on the Power for the First Time
103
Setting up Windows® 10 Iot
103
Setting up Windows® 7
105
Configuring Basic Settings after os Setup
109
Basic Settings for Windows® 10 Iot
109
Basic Settings for Windows® 7
114
Setup Procedure When Using Windows XP Mode
120
Chapter 4 Precautions While the os Is Running
135
Event Log Entries During Setup
135
Event Log Entries While the os Is Running
136
Scheduled Functions by Default
138
Security Enhancement Function
146
Factory-Shipped Network Settings
147
Drawing Abnormality Due to Frequent Use of Command Prompt
148
STOP Error (0X7E) While Using File Sharing
148
Chapter 5 Specifications
150
Memory Space
155
I/O Space
156
List of Interrupts
157
Serial Port Settings
158
BIOS Setup
159
Hardware System Clock
164
Table 5-1 Hardware System Clock Specification
164
Interface Specifications
165
Connector Specifications
165
External Control Specifications
171
External Interface Cable Length Specifications
175
Chapter 6 Checkup and Maintenance
177
Daily Checkup
177
Periodic Checkup
180
Installing and Removing Components
181
Types and Locations of Installed Components
181
Figure 6-1 Types and Locations of Installed Components
181
Before Installing or Removing Components
182
Installing and Removing the Cover of the Equipment
183
Figure 6-2 Removing the Cover of the Equipment
183
Installing and Removing an Extension Board
184
Installing and Removing an External Control Board
184
Figure 6-3 Removing the PCI Cover
185
Figure 6-4 Removing an Extension Board
186
Figure 6-5 Installing an Extension Board
187
Figure 6-6 Removing the FFC Cable
189
Installing and Removing a Main Memory
191
Installing and Removing an HDD or SSD
194
Figure 6-8 Removing an HDD or SSD
195
Installing and Removing a DVD Drive
197
Figure 6-9 Removing a DVD Drive
197
Installing and Removing a Dust Filter
198
Figure 6-10 Removing a Dust Filter
198
Figure 6-11 Installing a Dust Filter
198
Attaching and Detaching the Vertical Stand
199
Figure 6-12 Attaching the Vertical Stand
199
Removing the Lithium Battery
200
Enabling the Remote Power on Function
202
Figure 6-14 Removing a Jumper Socket
203
Chapter 7 Restoring the Factory-Shipped Condition Usinga Recovery DVD
205
Overview of Restoration Procedure
205
Preparation
206
Restoring the System Drive Back to the Factory-Shipped Condition
207
Procedure for Restoring the System Drive Back to the Factory-Shipped Condition
207
Errors Generated During a Restoration Process and Their Corrective Actions
217
Chapter 8 Maintenance Operations
218
Overview
218
Collecting a Memory Dump
223
Memory Dump Confirmation Messages
225
Configuring the Settings Related to a Memory Dump
226
Startup Suppression on Serious Failure Detection
228
Maintenance Operation Commands
229
Table 8-2 Maintenance Operation Commands
229
Log Information Collection Command (Logsave)
230
Table 8-3 Information Saved by Logsave
230
Table 8-4 Error Messages of the Logsave Command
231
Memory Dump File Copy Command (Mdump)
232
Table 8-5 Error Messages of the Mdump Command
233
Disk Area Allocation Command for Saving a Memory Dump (Createdmp)
234
Table 8-6 Error Messages of the Createdmp Command
235
RAS Information Display Command (Getrasinfo)
236
Table 8-7 Information Displayed by the Getrasinfo Command
236
Table 8-8 Error Messages of the Getrasinfo Command
244
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting
246
List of Problems
246
Problems that Occur before the os Startup
246
Problems that Occur after the os Startup
247
Countermeasures
248
Problems that Occur before the os Startup
248
Problems that Occur after the os Startup
252
STOP Error Codes
264
Table 9-1 STOP Error Codes
264
Table 9-2 Action List for STOP Error Code 0X80
265
Event Log
266
Table 9-3 Event Log Entries Unique to the Equipment
268
Checking the System Load by Using Performance Monitor
272
Table 9-4 Performance Counters Related to the Performance of the Equipment
274
Digital LED for Status Indication
276
POST Messages
276
Table 9-5 POST Codes and Stop Factor/Action
276
Displaying a Hardware Status Code
278
Table 9-6 Hardware Status Code and Cause/Action
278
Chapter 10 Software Raid1
280
Overview of Software RAID1
280
What Is Software RAID1
280
Functions of Software RAID1
282
Setup
283
Overview of Setup
283
Newly Setting up RAID1
283
Checking the Status of the Software RAID1
284
Checking by the Status Lamps
284
Checking by the Hardware Status Window
285
Checking by the Software RAID1 Utility
286
Recovery from Failure
287
Detecting a Failure
287
Table 10-1 Action List of When the Software RAID Detected Failure
287
Recovery from a Failure in One HDD
288
Recovery from Power Failure During Operation of the System
296
When a Problem Occurs During Recovery Work
297
Recovery from Failure in both Hdds
298
Recovery a Normal HDD that Has Been Set to Offline by Mistake
298
Preventive Maintenance
299
Creating a Backup HDD
299
Recovery Using a Backup HDD
301
Performing Periodical HDD Replacement
302
Data Matching Procedure
304
Software RAID1 Utility
305
Overview of Software RAID Utility
305
Starting and Exiting the Software RAID Utility
306
Status Display Function
308
Table 10-2 Array Status and Drive Status
308
Rebuilding Function
309
Consistency Check Function
313
Array Creation Function
317
Drive Initialization Function
319
List of Error Message
322
Table 10-3 Error Messages from the Software RAID Utility
322
Appendix Handling Replaceable Components
324
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Brand
Hitachi
Model
HF-W2000
Category
Desktop
Language
English
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