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3 System upgrades
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Installing and removing the power
supply
The server has two power supply module bays on the rear panel that
accept hot-pluggable power supply modules. The system ships out with
only a single power supply module installed. You have the option to
purchase an extra power supply module to provide the system with a
hot-plug power source.
The server has a single 1200-/1400-watt power supply capable of
operating at 100 to 140/180 to 240 input volts (can be upgraded with
second power module for hot-plug capability).
WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the
equipment, the installation of power supply modules should be
referred to individuals who are qualified to service server systems
and are trained to deal with equipment capable of generating
hazardous energy levels.
WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury from hot surfaces,
observe the thermal labels on each power supply module. You can
also consider wearing protective gloves.
WARNING! To reduce the risk of personal injury from electric
shock hazards, do not open the power supply modules. There are
no serviceable parts inside the module.
Caution! Electrostatic discharge can damage electronic
components. Make sure that you are properly grounded before
handling a power supply module.
Caution! Due to chassis airflow disruption, a power supply bay
should never be vacant for more than two minutes when the server
is powered on. Exceeding five minutes might cause the system to
exceed the maximum acceptable temperature and possibly
damage the system components.
Caution! If you only have one power supply installed, before
removing or replacing the power supply, you must first take the
server out of service, turn off all peripheral devices connected to
the system, turn off the system by pressing the power button, and
unplug the AC power cord from the system or wall outlet.
- AW2000h Series 1
- User Guide 1
- Safety instructions 3
- Using electrical power 4
- Product servicing 5
- Additional safety information 6
- Disposal instructions 6
- Mercury advisory 6
- Finding your comfort zone 7
- Taking care of your vision 7
- Developing good work habits 8
- FCC notice 9
- Operation conditions 10
- Notice: Canadian users 10
- Notice for Australia 10
- Notice for New Zealand 10
- Notice: BSMI 11
- Laser compliance statement 11
- List of applicable countries 12
- 1 System tour 1 13
- 2 System setup 15 13
- 3 System upgrades 23 13
- 4 System BIOS 55 14
- 5 System troubleshooting 83 14
- Index 147 15
- 1 System tour 17
- System notes 18
- Front panel 19
- Rear panel 21
- LAN port LED indicators 22
- Internal components 23
- Mainboard 24
- Mainboard jumper settings 28
- Mainboard LEDs 29
- 1 System tour 30
- 2 System 31
- Setting up the system 32
- Connecting peripherals 33
- Turning on the system 34
- Power-on problems 35
- Configuring the system OS 36
- Turning off the system 37
- 2 System setup 38
- 3 System 39
- Installation precautions 40
- Accessing the drive bays 42
- Determining drive status 43
- Power supply failure 47
- 3 System upgrades 48
- Replacing a server node 49
- Installing an expansion card 50
- Opening the server 52
- Installing the top cover 53
- Installing the air duct 53
- Replacing a system fan 54
- Replacing the processor and 55
- Removing the heatsink 56
- Installing a heatsink 57
- Upgrading the processor 59
- Upgrading the system memory 62
- Mirroring mode 64
- Lockstep mode 65
- Processor 5600 Series CPUs ) 66
- Memory identification 67
- Installing a memory module 68
- Removing a memory module 69
- 4 System BIOS 71
- Introduction 72
- Main setup 73
- Advanced Settings 74
- Boot Features 75
- Power configuration 75
- Processor & Clock Options 75
- 4 System BIOS 76
- Advanced Chipset Control 78
- Speed is set to Full Speed 79
- NorthBridge configuration 80
- SouthBridge configuration 81
- IDE/SATA configuration 82
- • DMA Mode 84
- PCI/PnP configuration 85
- Super IO Device configuration 86
- Hardware Health Configuration 87
- ACPI configuration 90
- Security Settings 91
- Server Management Settings 93
- IP Address 94
- Remote Access Configuration 94
- Event Log Configuration 95
- Boot Device Priority 96
- Hard Disk Drives 97
- Removable Drives 97
- CD/DVD Drive 97
- Retry Boot Devices 97
- Exit Options 98
- 5 System 99
- Resetting the system 100
- Hardware diagnostic testing 102
- 5 System troubleshooting 104
- ODD tray cannot be ejected 105
- ODD drive cannot read a disc 105
- Appendix A Server 109
- Server management overview 110
- RAID configuration utilities 111
- Appendix B Rack mount 115
- Rack installation information 116
- System rack installation 118
- Appendix C: Acer 127
- Smart Console 127
- Using Acer Smart Console 128
- Accessing Acer Smart Console 129
- System Information 130
- Server Health 131
- Event Log 132
- Configuration 133
- Setting up alerts 134
- Date and Time 135
- LDAP (if available) 135
- Configuring LDAP settings 136
- Configuring RADIUS 136
- Mouse mode 137
- Dynamic DNS 138
- Remote Session 139
- Configuring the SMTP settings 140
- SSL Upload 141
- User Privileges 142
- Remote Control 143
- Server Power Control 144
- Launch SOL 145
- Virtual Media 146
- CD-ROM image 147
- Maintenance 148
- KVM function description 149
- Playback 150
- Hotkey settings 151
- Preferences 152
- Full-screen mode 153
- User List 154
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