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Indicates hard drive subsystem fault status.
LED State Description
Off Drive Missing Slot Empty, Online, Prepare for
removal.
On Inactive Drive Failed
F Hard Drive Fault LED (Amber)
Blinking Drive Identity, Rebuild,
Predictive Fail, Rebuild
Interrupt or Rebuild on empty
slot.
Indicates LAN activity status.
LED State Description
Off Idle
On Inactive No Access
G, H LAN1, LAN2 Status LEDs
(Green)
Blinking Active Access
I Video connector Video port, standard VGA compatible, 15-pin connector
J USB3 connector USB port 3, 4-pin connector
K USB4 connector USB port 2, 4-pin connector
Figure 4. Front Panel Controls, Indicators, and Connectors
Peripheral Bay
The peripheral bay (Figure 5) supports up to two 1-inch hot-swap Ultra320 SCSI hard drives and
one ½-inch IDE DVD/CD-ROM drive.
The peripheral bay supports Low Voltage Differential (LVD) SCSI disk drives only. Single-Ended
(SE) SCSI devices are not supported in the peripheral bay, however SE device support is available
via the secondary external SCSI channel located at the rear of the chassis.
TP00296
Hard Drives DVD/CD Drive
Figure 5. Peripheral Bay
- Model Code: SVS 1
- Disclaimer 2
- Important Safety Information 3
- WARNING 4
- Product Safety Compliance 5
- Product EMC Compliance 5
- ICES-003 (Canada) 8
- VCCI (Japan) 8
- BSMI (Taiwan) 8
- RRL (Korea) 9
- Conventions 10
- Contents 11
- Figures 17
- 1 System Description 23
- Table 2. Feature Summary 24
- External Chassis Features 25
- Front Panel 26
- Peripheral Bay 27
- Power Bay 30
- Chassis Rear 32
- Internal Chassis Features 33
- Cooling Subsystem 34
- Power Subsystem 38
- 2 Board Set Description 39
- Main Board 41
- Processor Sockets 42
- Memory Subsystem 42
- SCSI Controller 43
- Network Interface Controller 43
- Video Controller 44
- IDE Controller 44
- PCI Riser Board 46
- SCSI Backplane Board 46
- Peripheral Board 48
- Server Management 49
- Table 5. EFI Shell Commands 54
- Size] 55
- Firmware Upgrades 56
- BIOS Upgrades 59
- BIOS Upgrade Procedure 60
- CMOS Clear 61
- BIOS Recovery Mode 62
- FRUSDR Load Utility 63
- Command-line Precedence 66
- Displaying Usage Information 66
- Displaying the FRU Area 67
- Displaying the SDR Area 68
- Configuration File 70
- BIOS Setup 71
- Setup Screens 73
- Advanced 74
- Security 75
- System Management 75
- LSI Logic* SCSI Utility 77
- System Maintenance Utility 82
- Remote Keyboard Navigation 83
- Local Keyboard Navigation 83
- About Box Information 84
- Server Discovery 85
- Remote SMU Application 85
- Figure 25. SMU Home 87
- Local SMU Application 88
- Shut Down SMU Application 89
- User Configuration Sub-task 99
- Power Configuration Sub-task 121
- SEL Viewer 122
- Viewing Events in the SEL 123
- Sorting the SEL 125
- SDR Viewer 127
- Viewing SDRs 128
- FRU Viewer 130
- Viewing FRUs 131
- Task Error Handling 133
- Starting the Application 136
- Understanding Basic Testing 137
- Enabling Tests For Execution 137
- Setting Test Options 138
- Interpreting Results 138
- Help On Individual Tests 138
- Viewing System Information 138
- EFI Service Partition 139
- Installation Requirements 140
- Installing the Files 140
- Console Redirection 141
- Keystroke Mappings 142
- NS = Not supported 143
- (xxh) = ASCII character xx 143
- Limitations 144
- Server Management Interface 144
- Terminal Mode 145
- Setup and Configuration 146
- User Configuration 148
- Security Information 149
- Terminal Mode Commands 149
- Hex-ASCII Command Format 150
- Text Command Format 151
- Shutting Down the Server 161
- Warnings and Cautions 162
- 4 Working Inside the System 163
- Torque Settings 165
- Identifying Chassis Modules 165
- Removing the Top Cover 166
- Installing the Top Cover 167
- Hot-swap Hard Drives 168
- CAUTION 169
- Hot-swap System Fans 170
- Determining Fan Failure 171
- Replacing a System Fan 171
- Hot-swap Power Supplies 172
- Installing PCI Cards 176
- Replacing the Battery 177
- 7 Servicing the Main Board 178
- Removing a Thermal Blank 179
- Installing a Thermal Blank 180
- Replacing a Processor 181
- Removing a Processor 182
- Installing a Processor 183
- Installing a Power Pod 183
- Removing DIMMs 185
- Installing DIMMs 186
- Replacing the Main Board 187
- Installing the Main Board 188
- Removing the Peripheral Bay 189
- 9 Servicing the Power Bay 197
- 10 Technical Reference 199
- System Interconnection 200
- Serial Port 201
- Video Port 202
- Ethernet Connector 204
- Ultra320 SCA-2 HDD Connector 206
- AC Power Input 208
- Jumper Information 209
- ITP CONN 210
- POST Codes 211
- Specific POST Code Modules 214
- SAL-B Module 216
- SAL-F Module 219
- IA-32 Module 220
- Table 46. ACPI POST Codes 223
- Recovery Port 80 Codes 224
- POST Beep Codes 227
- Memory Test Failure 228
- Safety Warnings 229
- WARNING: English (US) 230
- AVERTISSEMENT: Français 232
- WARNUNG: Deutsch 234
- AVVERTENZA: Italiano 236
- ADVERTENCIAS: Español 238
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