
Replacing or Installing a Modem Assembly
5-48 Express5800/320Ma: Operation and Maintenance Guide
Installing a VTM
1. Install the VTM firmware on the system disk:
a. Insert the Express5800/320Ma VTM Firmware Update CD in the CD or DVD
drive.
b. In the VTM Firmware Setup message box, click OK.
2. If necessary, perform the following steps:
a. Remove the CPU-I/O enclosure.
b. With the enclosure on a stable, flat surface, remove the enclosure cover.
c. Gently push any power cords from the PSU aside to expose the VTM slot.
d. Ensure that the two white levers on the VTM slot are open (number 1 in
Figure 5-30).
3. Holding the new VTM by its edges, insert it into the slot. The VTM is keyed to fit
correctly. Press the VTM straight down firmly until it snaps into place.
4. Ensure that the white levers are in the locked (fully upright) position and that the
VTM is firmly seated in its slot. If necessary, remove the VTM, reset the levers, and
repeat step 3.
5. Replace the enclosure cover.
6. Replace the CPU-I/O enclosure.
Replacing or Installing a Modem Assembly
The modem assembly is located on the system backplane assembly. You can remove
the modem to install a replacement, or you can install the modem for the first time, as
described in the following sections:
• “Removing a Modem Assembly”
• “Installing the Modem Assembly” on page 5-50
Estimated time: Ten minutes.
Tools: ESD strap and a #2 Phillips head screwdriver.
CAUTION
!
When you replace or install a modem assembly, you must
turn power to the modem connector off to prevent damage
to the modem and the system. You can use a modem
control program (as described in the following
procedures) to change the power state of the modem
while the system remains online. Otherwise, you must
shut down the system and remove the power cords.
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