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General| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| Model | BB5520UR |
| Category | Server Board |
| Language | English |
Provides important information regarding the use and limitations of Intel Server Boards.
Details the key features and specifications of the server boards.
Identifies connectors and major components on the server board.
Illustrates the physical layout and dimensions of the server boards.
Shows the arrangement of rear input/output ports on the server board.
Describes the I/O Hub component and its platform functions.
Details processor compatibility, population rules, and configuration options.
Covers memory configuration, supported memory, and error handling.
Explains the ICH10R's I/O support, including SATA and RAID.
Details PCI and PCI Express bus segments and slot configurations.
Describes the optional SAS RAID module and its support.
Covers BMC features, embedded LAN channels, and management capabilities.
Details serial ports, video, NIC, USB, and other onboard controllers.
Explains TPM security features and Intel® Trusted Execution Technology.
Describes ACPI states and wake-up sources for system power management.
Details Intel® Virtualization Technology and VT-d features.
Lists supported IPMI 2.0 and non-IPMI features for server management.
Covers KVM, Media Redirection, WS-MAN, Embedded Web Server, and LDAP.
Explains system performance control, thermal throttling, and fan speed.
Details the power management solution for monitoring and adjusting system variables.
Introduces the BIOS setup utility, screens, and navigation.
Details the primary BIOS setup screen and its fields.
Provides access to detailed system configuration options.
Allows viewing and configuring processor options and settings.
Displays and configures system memory details and RAS settings.
Enables configuration of SATA/SAS controllers and modes.
Allows configuration of Serial A and Serial B ports.
Enables configuration of USB controller options.
Allows configuration of PCI cards, NICs, and video options.
Configures system thermal characteristics and fan profiles.
Manages user passwords and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) settings.
Provides access to server management features and system information.
Enables and configures console redirection for remote access.
Displays system part numbers, serial numbers, and firmware revisions.
Configures the system's boot device order.
Manages boot options including adding, deleting, and ordering devices.
Allows selection of boot devices for immediate system boot.
Displays POST errors and handles saving or discarding configuration changes.
Lists all onboard connectors, their reference designators, types, and pin counts.
Details the pin-outs for main and auxiliary power connectors.
Describes headers for management modules like RMM3.
Provides pin-outs for various I/O interfaces.
Details the pin-out for the onboard VGA connector.
Covers pin-outs for network, storage, serial, USB, and fan connectors.
Procedure for clearing CMOS settings and resetting BIOS passwords.
Instructions for forcing BMC firmware updates and BIOS recovery.
Explains the location and function of onboard diagnostic LEDs.
Details operating conditions, design specs, and Mean Time Between Failures.
Provides guidance on power supply voltage, current, and timing requirements.
Covers safety, EMC compliance, certifications, and product markings.
Lists regional regulations, RoHS, CRoHS, and recycling information.
Provides guidance for integrating and troubleshooting Solaris 10 U5.
Addresses issues with EFI Shell boot and onboard video driver reporting.
Lists compatible server chassis and required heatsinks for the boards.
Details BMC sensor types, thresholds, and event information.
Explains how to interpret POST codes using diagnostic LEDs.
Provides a list of POST error codes and their responses.
