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6. Power on the server.
The POWER lamp on the power supply units goes on.
7. Confirm, by the STATUS lamp or on the POST diagnostic screen, that there are no errors related to the power
supply units.
See Chapter 8 for details on the error messages.
If the POWER lamps are off, reinstall the power supply units. If the POWER lamps are still off, contact your
service representative.
Replacing a Failing Power Supply Unit
Replace only a failing power supply unit.
IMPORTANT: Do not remove a power supply unit operating normally.
NOTE: If two power supply units work normally while the server contains three or four
power supply units in a redundant configuration, the failing power supply unit can be
replaced with the system operating (power-on state). (Skip step 2.)
1. Check the POWER lamp on the power supply unit and determine which unit needs to be replaced.
The lamp of the failing power supply unit is off.
2. Shutdown the system, and turn off the server.
3. While pressing down on the locking tab, grasp the handle and carefully pull the power supply unit out of the
power supply bay.
IMPORTANT: To avoid damaging the power supply unit and/or connector, do not tilt or
twist the unit as you pull it from the power supply bay. Use even, steady force to remove
the unit.
- User’s Guide 1
- Express5800 140He 1
- Attentions 6
- Prohibited Actions 6
- Mandatory Action 6
- CLASS 1 7
- LASER PRODUCT 7
- PREFACE 9
- ABOUT THIS USER'S GUIDE 10
- IN THE PACKAGE 11
- CONTENTS 12
- Chapter 1 17
- WARNING LABELS 18
- SAFETY NOTES 19
- During Operation 23
- FOR PROPER OPERATION 24
- TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTY 25
- CONSUMABLES 26
- DISPOSAL OF THE SERVER 26
- USER SUPPORT 27
- Chapter 2 29
- OVERVIEW 30
- External View 31
- Rear View 34
- Internal View 36
- I/O Board 37
- Management LAN Board 39
- STANDARD FEATURES 40
- Power Supplies 41
- Peripheral Bays 41
- Recovering BIOS Data 43
- SAF-TE Logic 43
- System Cooling 43
- System Board Features 44
- Degradation Feature 45
- Security 46
- EXPRESSBUILDER 47
- ESMPRO 48
- Off-line Maintenance Utility 48
- System Diagnostic Utility 48
- DianaScope 48
- USING YOUR SERVER 49
- POWER Switch 50
- POST Flow 51
- SLEEP Switch 54
- Floppy Disk Drive 55
- CD-ROM Drive 56
- Press this part of 57
- CD-ROM 57
- Emergency hole 58
- NOTE: Use of the CD-ROM 59
- Chapter 3 61
- SETUP FLOW 62
- UNPACKING THE SYSTEM 65
- Lock spring Lever 68
- (UNSWITCH OUT) 69
- OUTPUT(SWIT CH OUT) 69
- AC100V 50/ 50HZ 69
- TURNING ON THE SERVER 70
- INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEM 72
- INSTALLING UTILITIES 72
- Chapter 4 73
- Starting SETUP Utility 74
- Configuration Examples 76
- Board name Setting Value 78
- 100BASE-TX Adapter Minimum 78
- 1000BASE-T Adapter Minimum 78
- 1000BASE-TX Adapter Minimum 78
- ) and press Enter 80
- Advanced 82
- Memory Configuration 83
- Hot-plug PCI Control 85
- DISK ARRAY CONFIGURATION 101
- The manufacturer’s logo 102
- Menu Tree 103
- Setting values 105
- Changing factory settings 105
- CANSPAN SPAN=YES 109
- NOSPAN SPAN=NO 109
- SPANNING SPANNING 109
- Parameter Remarks 109
- Perform consistency check 112
- Setting SPAN 113
- 4. Set logical drive 114
- 5. Fix the settings 115
- 6. Save the settings 115
- 5. Rebuild Rate 120
- 6. Hard disk information 120
- REMOTE MANAGEMENT FUNCTION 121
- IP Address : 192.168.1.1 121
- User Name : administrator 121
- Password : (None) 121
- Host Name : ARMCXXXXXXXXXXXX 121
- Configuring Management PC 122
- IP address: 192.168.1.1 123
- User name: Administrator 123
- Password : (none) 123
- Host name: ARMC00004C9FXXXX 123
- Default host name 123
- Login and Logout 124
- Main Window 125
- Control Panel 125
- Functions of Control Panel 126
- Remote KVM Console 127
- IPMI Information 130
- BMC Configuration 133
- Firmware Update 142
- NOTES: 144
- Troubleshooting 145
- Firmware update errors 147
- Pins 11 and 12 150
- Chapter 5 151
- About Express Setup 152
- Installation Notice 153
- Windows Server 2003 154
- Connecting MO Device 154
- Media such as DAT 154
- Connecting Hard Disk 155
- Creating Partition Size 155
- Setup Flow 156
- Setup of teaming 160
- Setting for Solving Problems 165
- Updating the System 168
- Exceptional Setup 169
- Chapter 6 171
- EXPRESSBUILDER 172
- Windows-based 173
- Starting EXPRESSBUILDER 174
- Express Setup 175
- Starting 178
- Top Menu 179
- Functions and Features 185
- DianaScope 186
- Power Console Plus 187
- Server Setup 188
- Management PC Setup 189
- BMC ONLINE UPDATE 190
- 2. Expand the rpm file 191
- Startup 192
- Uninstallation 194
- Windows 2000 195
- 2. Click [BmcOnlineUpdate] 195
- Error Messages 196
- Chapter 7 197
- Cleaning the Server 198
- Cleaning the Interior 198
- Mouse ball cover 199
- Mouse ball 199
- Bottom View 199
- Cleaning CD-ROM 200
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 201
- 5. Select [Tools] 202
- <Test Result> 203
- Chapter 8 205
- SYSTEM VIEWERS 206
- POWER/SLEEP Lamp 207
- STATUS Lamp 207
- DISK ACCESS Lamp 209
- LAN1/LAN2 ACCESS Lamp 209
- UID Lamp 209
- Attention Lamp 210
- Processor Board Error Lamp 210
- Memory Board Error Lamp 211
- I/O Board Error Lamp 212
- Power Unit Error Lamp 213
- Fan Error Lamp 214
- Thermal Error Lamp 214
- Access Lamps 214
- Memory Board Lamps 215
- LAN Connector Lamps 217
- PCI Slot Lamps 218
- FAN Fault Lamps 219
- ERROR MESSAGES 220
- POST Error Messages 221
- Beep Codes 227
- POST Progress 228
- POST Error Code 228
- Other Messages 228
- SOLVING PROBLEMS 233
- 3. Connect the power cord 235
- Editions 239
- PCI hot-plug fails: 243
- Problems with EXPRESSBUILDER 244
- Problems with Express Setup 245
- COLLECTING EVENT LOG 250
- MEMORY DUMP 252
- Saving the Dump File 253
- 11. Repeat steps 4 to 9 255
- OFF-LINE MAINTENANCE UTILITY 256
- RESETTING THE SERVER 258
- FORCED SHUTDOWN 258
- Chapter 9 259
- ANTI-STATIC MEASURES 261
- 3.5-inch Hard Disk Drive 263
- Installation 264
- Removal 266
- DISK lamps 267
- Power Supply Unit 268
- 5.25-inch Device 272
- Rear Access Cover 275
- IMPORTANT: 276
- PCI Access Cover 277
- PCI Board 278
- Hot-plug PCI Board 285
- Requirements for Hot Add 285
- Status Lamps 286
- Hot Remove 290
- Lock (for long card) 292
- Hot Replace 294
- Memory Board 300
- DIMM slot 4 303
- DIMM slot 3 303
- DIMM slot 2 303
- DIMM slot 1 303
- Memory Mirroring Feature 307
- Memory RAID Feature 307
- Setting BIOS 307
- Processor Board 313
- Processor 316
- Pin mark 318
- Appendix A 321
- Appendix B 323
- Notes on use 324
- Tape Media 325
- Keyboard 326
- DragDouble-clickClick 327
- Appendix C 329
- PIRQ and PCI Device 330
- I/O Port Address 331
- Appendix D 333
- Partition Size 334
- Network Driver 340
- (DEBUG INFORMATION) 341
- Appendix E 343
- Upgrade Installation 349
- Appendix F 355
- Software 358
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