PRIMERGY 670 Converting Guide

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1 PRIMERGY 670 Converting Guide Server Systems A26361-K531-Z Edition March 1999

2 Copyright and Trademarks Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation, USA. NetWare and Novell are registered trademarks of Novell, Inc. SCO and SCO Unix are registered trademarks of Santa Cruz Operation. Windows is a registered trademark and Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks referenced are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners, whose protected rights are acknowledged. Copyright Siemens AG All rights, including rights of translation, reproduction by printing, copying or similar methods, even of parts are reserved. Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design, are reserved. Delivery subject to availability. Right of technical modifications reserved.

3 Preface Important notes Converting the tower server into a rack server Converting the rack server into a tower server Index

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5 C Contents Preface Notational conventions Important notes Safety instructions Before operating the server Modules with electrostatic-sensitive components Also observe the following Transporting the server Converting the tower server into a rack server Checking the delivery Conversion kit tower server to rack server Installation kit for the rack Converting the tower server Removing the doors Taking off the housing cover Removing the side cover Removing the carrying handles Removing the floor stands Removing the slot cover Removing the front panel Removing the door switch Converting the server Removing the power supply cables and data cables Removing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Installing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Installing the slot cover Sticking in the spacer plate Installing the server in the rack Mounting the installation set and inserting the server Attaching the articulated cable guide Changing the chassis ID A26361-K531-Z

6 Contents Converting the rack server into a tower server Checking the delivery Conversion kit PRIMERGY 670 rack server to tower server Removing the rack server Converting the rack server Removing the front panel Removing the slot cover Removing the power supply cables and data cables Removing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Installing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Installing the door switch Installing the slot cover Mounting the floor stands Installing the front panel Installing the side cover Installing the carrying handles Mounting the housing cover Mounting the doors Changing the chassis ID Index A26361-K531-Z

7 Preface Preface The PRIMERGY 670 server features two housing options, which makes it particularly versatile. The possibility of converting it into the other housing option at a later date makes the PRIMERGY 670 extra flexible and future-proof. This manual describes the conversion of a tower server into a rack server and of a rack server into a tower server. You should also read the operating manual "PRIM- ERGY 670-xx Server Systems" and the hardware guide "PRIMERGY 700 Rack". Notational conventions italics typewritten text bold double quotes Commands and input within normal text System output, text on the screen To highlight text References to other chapters or manuals Keys or key combinations in normal text Instructions i Additional information, notes! Important information which you must observe in order to avoid risks to your health, malfunctioning of the system or loss of data. A26361-K531-Z

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9 Important notes Important notes This chapter provides safety instructions which you must observe when handling your server. Safety instructions! Be careful - components on the system board can become very hot! Observe the safety regulations in the manual Safety and Ergonomics and the following notes on safety. Before operating the server: When setting up and before operating the server, read the notes on environmental conditions in the chapters Technical specifications and Installation. The operating switch and the main switch do not disconnect the server from the power supply. The power cable must therefore be pulled out of the protective contact socket. The server automatically sets itself to a voltage in the range of 100 V to 240 V. Make sure that the local mains voltage is within this range. Read the notes in the chapter Installation before connecting or disconnecting cables. Always follow the instructions in the hardware guide for the system board when replacing the lithium battery on the system board. The CD-ROM drive contains a light emitting diode (LED), classified according to IEC 825-1:1993:LASER CLASS 1. Modules with electrostatic-sensitive components: Modules with components which can be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD) can be marked with the following label: A26361-K531-Z

10 Important notes When handling modules with ESDs, it is essential that you observe the following guidelines: You must electrostatically discharge yourself (e.g. by touching a grounded object) before handling such modules. Any devices or tools that are used must be free of electrostatic charge. Pull out the power plug before mounting or dismounting ESDs. Touch ESDs only at the edges. Do not touch any connectors or conduction paths on an ESD. Also observe the following: When cleaning the server observe the notes in the chapter Inbetriebnahme und Bedienung. Keep this operating manual close to your system. If you pass the system on to another person, you should also give them the operating manual. Transporting the server! Transport the server only in its original packaging or in another suitable packaging which protects it against shock and impact. Unpack the server only at the location where you want to set it up. Do not carry the server alone. 4 A26361-K531-Z

11 Converting the tower server into a rack server Converting the tower server into a rack server! Observe the safety notes in the chapter Important notes. This chapter describes how to convert a tower server into a rack server. Checking the delivery The delivery comprises the conversion kit for the rack server and the installation kit for the PRIMERGY 700 rack. Unpack all the components. Check that the delivery is undamaged. Check that the delivery corresponds to the specifications in the delivery note. If the delivery is damaged or there are inconsistencies between the delivery and the delivery note, contact your supplier immediately! Conversion kit tower server to rack server 1 front panel 1 mounting bracket 1 power supply cable 2 spacer plates 2.5 mm screws 6 Torx-M4 screws for attaching the spacer square, the spacer strip, the double Z square and the mounting base for the articulated cable guide. 1 assembly template Documentation Installation kit for the rack 2 telescope bars with supports (left and right) 1 complete articulated cable guide (mounting base, mounting square, snap-in and mounting bracket) You need the following from the installation package of the rack: 8 spring nuts A26361-K531-Z

12 Converting the tower server into a rack server 8 Allen screws Allen key no. 5 For converting the server you require a Torx-Tx 20 screwdriver and a pencil for marking the rack. Self-threading screws are used in some places. These must be screwed into i the holes under a little pressure, and they are hard to turn until the thread is cut. 6 A26361-K531-Z

13 Converting the tower server Converting the tower server into a rack server! Note the safety instructions in the section Important notes.! Switch off the server. Pull the power plug out of the protective contact socket! Removing the doors Disconnect all the connected cables at the back of the server. Unlock the server. Remove the key. Slightly lift the opened doors (1) and pull them off toward the front (2). A26361-K531-Z

14 Converting the tower server into a rack server Taking off the housing cover! Loosen the knurled screw (1). Push the housing cover backward (2) and lift it off (3). Removing the side cover Lift off the side cover (1). 8 A26361-K531-Z

15 Converting the tower server into a rack server Removing the carrying handles Remove the six fastening screws per carrier element (1). Lift off the elements with the carrier handles (2). Removing the floor stands Lay the server on its right side (as shown in the figure). Remove the fastening screws and take off the floor stands (1). A26361-K531-Z

16 Converting the tower server into a rack server Removing the slot cover! Before you remove the slot cover, the server must be switched off and the power plug must be disconnected. Otherwise the safety switch will switch off the server when the slot cover is removed. =! Remove the fastening screws (1). Push the slot cover backward (2) using the recessed grips (a). Lift the slot cover off the housing in the direction marked (3). 10 A26361-K531-Z

17 Converting the tower server into a rack server Removing the front panel Remove the 14 fastening screws (1) which attach the front panel to the assembly frame of the system unit with a TX20 screwdriver, and lift the front panel off the front of the system unit in the direction marked (2). Removing the door switch Remove the two fastening screws (1) which attach the base plate of the switch to the assembly frame. Pull the plug out of connector X9 on the power supply panel (2). A26361-K531-Z

18 Converting the tower server into a rack server Converting the server Removing the power supply cables and data cables The figure only shows the part of the power supply panel which contains the i relevant connectors. Make sure that all the cables are clearly marked. This will save time on reinstallation. :! : $ : & : $ : ' : % : % : Disconnect the connectors for the LCD control panel, the chipcard reader, the data cable for the floppy disk drive and the power supply cable for the floppy disk drive according to the following table. X8 X9 X10 X13 X61 X62 X71 X72 Connector for the safety switch Connector for the door switch Connector for the chassis ID Connector for the LCD control panel This connector is currently reserved Connector for the chipcard reader Connector for data cable for the floppy disk drive Connector for power supply cable for the floppy disk drive 12 A26361-K531-Z

19 Converting the tower server into a rack server Removing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Pull the drive carrier with the floppy disk drive out of the drive holder (1) and the drive carrier with the chipcard reader out of the drive holder (2) of the system unit. Installing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Turn the drive carriers to the left by 90. Push the drive carrier with the floppy disk drive into the drive holder (1) and the drive carrier with the chipcard reader into the drive holder (2) of the system unit. Connect the device cables to the corresponding connector (see the table on page 12. A26361-K531-Z

20 Converting the tower server into a rack server Installing the slot cover! Place the slot cover into the housing from the top (1) and push it forward (2) using the recessed grips (a). Fasten the fastening screws (3). Screw the front panel loosely to the assembly frame in the middle at the top using two countersunk head screws (1). It must be possible for the front panel to project downward over the edge of the table. Now fasten the front panel firmly to the system unit (2) with the other twelve countersunk head screws. 14 A26361-K531-Z

21 Converting the tower server into a rack server Sticking in the spacer plate Stick the spacer plate (1) to the chassis of the rack server (left and right) at the position indicated by the dashed line (2). A26361-K531-Z

22 Converting the tower server into a rack server Installing the server in the rack Mount the installation set and insert the server (see the configuration diagram created with the rack architect on the order lists) Connect the devices to the server according to the rack configuration Lay the cables Connect the server to the power supply Mounting the installation set and inserting the server Mark the mounting points of the server on the front support uprights (seven height units) using the installation aid (template).ãobserve the notes on the installation aid.? = " # #! " # Insert the spring nuts into the appropriate groove in the support uprights at the marked fastening points (1-4). If necessary, slide the spring nuts within the groove until they click into position in the right place (5). 16 A26361-K531-Z

23 Converting the tower server into a rack server Using the supplied Allen key no. 5, screw the telescope bars to the rack on the left and right. When installing the telescope bars, you must make sure that the center knobs of the bars click into place in the holes of the support uprights next to the spring nuts, and remember that you must be able to pull the telescope bar out to the front later. Pull the mounted telescope bars completely out toward you. A26361-K531-Z

24 Converting the tower server into a rack server! i The PRIMERGY 670 weighs about 45 kg, so at least two people are needed for the following steps. Remove all drives and power supply units from the PRIMERGY 670 to reduce the weight. The hard disks must be clearly marked so that you can put them back in their original slots later. If you mix up the hard disks you might lose existing data. Place the server onto the two projecting telescope bars. Make sure that the two metal noses (1) protrude over and grip the bars. Position the server such that the holes in the telescope bars are aligned with those of the server, keeping the telescope bars engaged. 18 A26361-K531-Z

25 Converting the tower server into a rack server Screw the telescope bars to the server on the left and right (six screws). The following steps require only one person. Press in the safety springs (1) on both telescope bars. A26361-K531-Z

26 Converting the tower server into a rack server Slide the system unit into the rack (1). Fasten the server to the rack using the four knurled screws (2). Attaching the articulated cable guide! Screw the mounting bracket to the support upright (1) at the same height as the mounting bracket on the server. Insert the articulated cable guide into the mounting bracket and fasten it by sliding the bolt (3) through the holes (2). Secure the bolt. 20 A26361-K531-Z

27 Converting the tower server into a rack server Fasten the mounting bracket (1) for the articulated cable guide to the server with two screws. Slide the bolts (2) through the joint. This attaches the articulated cable guide to the server. A26361-K531-Z

28 Converting the tower server into a rack server Changing the chassis ID If you convert a tower server into a rack server, you must also change the chassis ID, which can be called up via the connector X10 on the power supply panel (see section Converting the server on page 12). The ServerStart CD contains the SCU software tool for this purpose. To change the chassis ID, proceed as follows: Insert the ServerStart CD into the CD-ROM drive of the rack server. Boot the rack server using the ServerStart CD. Call the SCU program. Follow the instructions of the SCU programs which are displayed via the graphical user interface. When the program is completed, the correct chassis ID for the server has been set. 22 A26361-K531-Z

29 Converting the rack server into a tower server Converting the rack server into a tower server This chapter describes how to convert a rack server into a tower server. Checking the delivery Unpack all the components. Check that the delivery is undamaged. Check that the delivery corresponds to the specifications in the delivery note. If the delivery is damaged or there are inconsistencies between the delivery and the delivery note, contact your supplier immediately! Conversion kit PRIMERGY 670 rack server to tower server 1 front panel 1 door (drives) 1 door (control panel) 1 side panel left 1 side panel right 1 cover 4 floor stands 1 floor stand adapter 2 handles 1 label 1 on/off switch with cable 1 PS/2 mouse 20 hexagonal head screws 1 PE bag Documentation To convert the server you require a TX 20 screwdriver. A26361-K531-Z

30 Converting the rack server into a tower server Removing the rack server! Note the safety instructions in the section Important notes.! Switch off the server. Pull the power plug out of the protective contact socket! Disconnect all the connected cables at the back of the server. Open all the velcro and take the cables out of the articulated cable guide. Detach the articulated cable guide from the server by removing the bolt (1). Remove the fastening square (2) from the rack server by undoing and removing two fastening screws. 24 A26361-K531-Z

31 Converting the rack server into a tower server Loosen the four knurled screws (1) and pull the server out of the rack (2) until the safety springs click into place. Remove the telescope bars on the left and right of the server (six screws). A26361-K531-Z

32 Converting the rack server into a tower server! i The PRIMERGY 670 weighs about 45 kg, so at least two people are needed for the following steps. Remove all drives and power supply units from the PRIMERGY 670 to reduce the weight. The hard disks must be clearly marked so that you can put them back in their original slots later. If you mix up the hard disks you might lose existing data. Lift the server off the telescope bars in the direction marked (1). The telescope bars must not be disengaged. 26 A26361-K531-Z

33 Converting the rack server into a tower server Push the mounted telescope bars completely back into the rack. A26361-K531-Z

34 Converting the rack server into a tower server Converting the rack server Removing the front panel! Loosen the two countersunk head screws in the middle of the front panel (top row) (1). It must be possible for the front panel to project downward over the edge of the table. Now remove the remaining twelve countersunk head screws which attach the front panel to the system unit (2). Hold the front panel and remove the two countersunk head screws you have already loosened. Lift the front panel off the system unit toward you (3). 28 A26361-K531-Z

35 Converting the rack server into a tower server Removing the slot cover! Before you remove the slot cover, the server must be switched off and the power plug must be disconnected. Otherwise the safety switch will switch off the server when the slot cover is removed.! = Remove the fastening screws (1). Push the slot cover backward (2) using the recessed grips (a). Lift the slot cover off the housing in the direction marked (3). A26361-K531-Z

36 Converting the rack server into a tower server Removing the power supply cables and data cables The figure only shows the part of the power supply panel which contains the i relevant connectors. Make sure that all the cables are clearly marked. This will save time on reinstallation. :! : $ : & : $ : ' : % : % : Disconnect the connectors for the LCD control panel, the chipcard reader, the data cable for the floppy disk drive and the power supply cable for the floppy disk drive according to the following table. X8 X9 X10 X13 X61 X62 X71 X72 Connector for the safety switch Connector for the door switch Connector for the chassis ID Connector for the LCD control panel This connector is currently reserved Connector for the chipcard reader Connector for data cable for the floppy disk drive Connector for power supply cable for the floppy disk drive 30 A26361-K531-Z

37 Converting the rack server into a tower server Removing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Pull the drive carrier with the floppy disk drive out of the drive holder (1) and the drive carrier with the chipcard reader out of the drive holder (2) of the system unit. Installing the floppy disk drive and the chipcard reader Turn the drive carriers by 90 to the right. Push the drive carrier with the floppy disk drive into the drive holder (1) and the drive carrier with the chipcard reader into the drive holder (2) of the system unit. Connect the device cables to the corresponding connector (see the table on page 30). A26361-K531-Z

38 Converting the rack server into a tower server Installing the door switch Screw in the two fastening screws (1) which attach the base plate of the switch to the assembly frame. Plug the cable into connector X9 on the power supply panel (2) Installing the slot cover If you have removed the slot cover, reinstall it now.! Place the slot cover into the housing from the top (1) and push it forward (2) using the recessed grips (a). Fasten the fastening screws (3). 32 A26361-K531-Z

39 Converting the rack server into a tower server Mounting the floor stands Attach the floor stands using the fastening screws (1). Stand the server up by turning it by 90 to the left. The OLR drives should be located vertically on the right side. Installing the front panel Press the front panel onto the front of the system unit in the direction marked (1). Using a TX20 screwdriver, fasten the 14 fastening screws (2) which attach the front panel to the assembly frame of the system unit. A26361-K531-Z

40 Converting the rack server into a tower server Installing the side cover Insert the side cover at the top of the server (1). Make sure that the side cover is inserted into the slot between the floor stand of the housing and the housing itself (2). Installing the carrying handles Place the elements with the carrying handles onto the unit from the top (1). Fasten the six fastening screws (2). 34 A26361-K531-Z

41 Converting the rack server into a tower server Mounting the housing cover! Place the housing cover onto the system unit at an angle from the back (1) and slide it forward (2). Fasten the knurled screw (3). Mounting the doors Insert the doors in the door hinges as shown (1 + 2). A26361-K531-Z

42 Converting the rack server into a tower server Changing the chassis ID If you convert a rack server into a tower server you must also change the chassis ID, which can be called up via the connector X10 on the power supply panel (see section Converting the rack server on page 28). The ServerStart CD contains the SCU software tool for this purpose. To change the chassis ID, proceed as follows: Insert the ServerStart CD into the CD-ROM drive of the tower server. Boot the tower server using the ServerStart CD. Call the SCU program. Follow the instructions of the SCU programs which are displayed via the graphical user interface. When the program is completed, the correct chassis ID for the server has been set. 36 A26361-K531-Z

43 Index Index A articulated cable guide 5 attach 20 articulated cable guider attach 20 attach articulated cable guide 20 C carrying handle install 34 chassis ID 22, 36 change 36 chipcard reader install 13, 31 remove 13, 31 connector chassis ID 12, 30 chipcard reader 12, 30 data line of the floppy disk drive 12, 30 door switch 12, 30 LCD control panel 12, 30 power supply line of the floppy disk drive 12, 30 safety switch 12, 30 conversion kit 5, 23 D danger 3 disconnect data lines 12 power supply line 12 door control panel 23 drives 23 mount 35 remove 7 door switch install 32 remove 11 E environmental conditions 3 F floor stand adapter 23 floor stands 23 remove 9 floppy disk drive install 13, 31 remove 13, 31 front panel 5, 23 install 33 remove 11, 28 H handles 23 height units, rack server 16 housing cover install 35 remove 8 I install chipcard reader 13, 31 floppy disk drive 13, 31 slot cover 14 installation rack 16 installation steps rack server 16 K Kabelscherenhalter 5 L light emitting diode (LED) 3 line voltage 3 lithium battery 3 P program SCU 22, 36 R rack architect 16 A26361-K531-Z

44 Index rack server 24 convert 24, 28 height units 16 insert 16 rackl server mount installation set 16 remove carrying handles 9 chipcard reader 13, 31 floppy disk drive 13, 31 housing cover 8 S safety instructions 3 scope of delivery 5, 23 SCU program 22, 36 server transport 4 side cover install 34 remove 8 side panel left 23 right 23 slot cover install 14, 32 remove 10, 29 spacer plate 15 stick in 15 T tower server 7 convert 7 38 A26361-K531-Z

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