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General| Brand | Supermicro |
|---|---|
| Model | SuperServer SYS-110P-FRN2T |
| Category | Server |
| Language | English |
Introduces the manual's purpose and target audience for system integrators and PC technicians.
Provides links to download drivers, utilities, and the user's manual for system setup.
Describes a tool for securely erasing all data from storage devices, available on the website.
Highlights symbols used in the manual for important information and high voltage warnings.
Provides advice and instructions for mounting the system in a server rack.
Instructions for inspecting the SuperServer shipment for damage and deciding on a setup location.
Details considerations for rack installation, including location, precautions, and mounting.
Explains how to identify the inner and outer sections of the rack rail assemblies.
Step-by-step guide for installing the server chassis into the rack rails.
Procedures for safely removing the server chassis from the rack.
Procedure to ensure power is removed from the system before component installation or replacement.
Instructions on how to remove the chassis cover to access the system's interior.
Detailed steps for assembling and installing the processor and heatsink module (PHM).
Information on memory support, population order, and general guidelines for optimizing performance.
Explains the function of the motherboard battery and how to replace it.
Information on supported storage drives, including internal 2.5" drive bays and installation.
Instructions for installing PCI expansion cards using the pre-installed riser card.
Discusses system cooling components like fans and air shrouds, and addresses overheating.
Details the system's power supplies, including replacement procedures for AC and DC units.
Information on the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), including reset and firmware update options.
Provides a diagram illustrating how main cables are routed throughout the system for proper airflow.
Describes the motherboard power connections, including ATX, 8-pin, and 4-pin connectors.
Details various motherboard headers and connectors like Fan, SGPIO, DOM, TPM, BMC, etc.
Shows the locations and descriptions of rear I/O ports on the motherboard.
Explains how jumpers modify motherboard operation and details CMOS clear procedures.
Describes the function and status of various LEDs on the motherboard, including Power Fail, Overheat, NIC, HDD, and Power LEDs.
Guides on installing the Operating System, including RAID configuration and driver loading.
Instructions for downloading and installing system drivers and utilities from the Supermicro website.
Introduces SuperDoctor 5, a system monitoring tool for Windows and Linux operating systems.
Discusses the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) for remote access, monitoring, and management.
Lists optional system components such as power cables, air shrouds, and TPM modules with part numbers.
Describes the CBL-PWEX-1043 power cable for extra PCIe power connections.
Details the purpose of air shrouds for directing airflow to CPU and PCIe cards.
Explains the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for security, encryption, and authentication.
Provides links to Supermicro's website for specifications, manuals, FAQs, and support information.
Explains the use of IPMI for remote access, monitoring, and management of the system.
Offers procedures for troubleshooting common system issues like no power, boot failure, and memory errors.
Describes how to download and save crash dumps using IPMI in case of system crashes.
Provides instructions for clearing the CMOS settings and passwords using jumper JBT1.
Advises purchasing replacement parts from Supermicro authorized distributors for professional service.
Outlines procedures for reporting issues, including reviewing FAQs and providing system details for technical support.
Invites users to provide feedback on Supermicro manuals via email.
Provides comprehensive contact information for Supermicro's headquarters, Europe, and Asia-Pacific offices.
Provides contact information for Supermicro's headquarters, including address, tel, fax, and email.
Lists contact details for Supermicro Europe, including address, tel, fax, and email.
Provides contact information for Supermicro Asia-Pacific, including address, tel, fax, and email.
Brief outline of SuperServer functions and features.
Displays main system features, referencing appendices for details.
Covers the locations of system electrical components on the motherboard and overall system.
Details the layout of the X12SPW-TF motherboard, including jumper, connector, and LED locations.
Explains the meaning of the general warning symbol indicating danger and potential bodily injury.
Advises reading installation instructions before connecting the system to the power source.
Details processor specifications including series, socket, core count, and TDP.
Specifies the Intel C621A chipset used in the system.
Indicates the BIOS type and size, 256Mb AMI BIOS® SPI Flash BIOS.
Lists memory support, including slots, capacity, type, speed, and voltage.
Specifies the number and type of internal SATA3 drive bays supported.
Details the types and number of PCI expansion slots available, including PCIe and M.2.
Lists the available input/output ports, including network, IPMI, USB, video, and serial ports.
Specifies the motherboard model (X12SPW-TF) and its physical dimensions.
Lists the chassis models (CSE-515M-R804, CSE-515M-R601) and the 1U rackmount dimensions.
Describes the system cooling components, including fans and air shrouds for airflow.
Details power supply specifications, including wattage, type, certifications, input currents, and voltages.
Specifies the operating and non-operating temperature and humidity ranges for the system.
Lists compliance with various FCC, ICES, CE, UKCA, VCCI, RCM, NRTL, CB, and CCC standards.
Provides a warning about perchlorate materials in lithium coin cells and handling instructions.
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