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4: Installing and Removing Customer-Replaceable Units
Removing a DIMM
To remove a DIMM, follow these steps:
1. Power off the Silicon Graphics Prism platform. For powering off instructions, see
“Powering Off Manually” on page 25.
2. Disconnect all of the cables at the rear of the module.
Warning: Components may be hot. To avoid injury, allow the components to cool
for approximately five minutes before you proceed with these instructions.
3. Remove the two screws that secure the module to the front rails of the rack. For
shelf-mounted modules, remove the two screws at the rear of the unit.
4. With shelf-mounted rails, use two people to slide the module out and move it to a
stable work surface. With optional slide rails, pull the module from the rack until it
is stopped by the safety latches.
5. Open the top cover as described in “Opening the Cover” on page 74.
6. Remove the DIMM, as follows (see Figure 4-24 and Figure 4-26):
Note: For guidelines on removing or replacing the DIMMs, make sure to read the
introductory material in “Removing and Replacing Memory DIMMs” on page 107
and see Figure 4-23 on page 108.
a. Push out and down on the two ejector latches (located at each end of the DIMM
socket) to disengage the DIMM from its connector.
b. Carefully grasp the DIMM and pull it up and out of the guide rails.
Note: Hold the DIMM only by its edges. Be careful not to touch its components
or gold edge connectors.
c. Place the DIMM on an ESD-safe surface.
7. If you are installing a new DIMM, proceed to “Installing a DIMM Group” on
page 109. If you are not installing a new DIMM, proceed to the next step.
8. Close the top cover as described in “Closing the Cover” on page 80.
- Silicon Graphics Prism 1
- Visualization System 1
- Configurations 1
- Record of Revision 3
- 007-4701-003 vii 7
- 007-4701-003 ix 9
- Contents 10
- About This Guide 17
- Important Information 18
- Chapter Descriptions 19
- Related Publications 20
- Conventions 21
- Product Support 21
- Reader Comments 22
- 007-4701-003 1 23
- XG2N and Compute Modules 24
- 007-4701-003 3 25
- Module Pipe Numbering) 25
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- Pipe Numbering) 26
- Front Panel Controls 27
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- 007-4701-003 7 29
- Internal Components 30
- Safety Precautions 31
- ESD Precautions 32
- Safety Measures 33
- Quick Start Information 34
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- Components within rack 36
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- Connecting a Monitor 40
- Keyboard 41
- USB type A 41
- Base compute module 41
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- Power-On the System 44
- Verifying System Connections 45
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- Powering Off Manually 47
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- Physical Features 50
- 17U rack 51
- 39U rack 51
- Functional Architecture 52
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- System Components 55
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- XG2N Graphics Module 57
- CPU Expansion Module 58
- Front view 59
- Rear view 59
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- Router Module 62
- (as shown in Figure 2-7): 64
- ELEC RATING 65
- 100-240VAC 65
- 1.0-0.6A 65
- FUSE 250V-6.3A 65
- Storage Expansion 66
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- 007-4701-003 47 69
- Power Components 70
- 007-4701-003 49 71
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- Figure 2-13 Shelf Rails 72
- Optional Devices 74
- Optional IO9 PCI Card 75
- Optional Tape Devices 75
- Optional DM8 Audio Board 76
- Cables and Connectors 77
- Functional Features 77
- Troubleshooting Tips 78
- Optional USB Extender 79
- 3. Configurations and Cabling 81
- System Configurations 82
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- Minimum Routed Configuration 88
- 007-4701-003 67 89
- Maximum Routed Configuration 90
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- 3: Configurations and Cabling 92
- 007-4701-003 71 93
- Safety Instructions 94
- 007-4701-003 73 95
- Opening the Cover 96
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- 007-4701-003 77 99
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- 007-4701-003 79 101
- Closing the Cover 102
- PCI and PCI-X Cards 103
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- 007-4701-003 83 105
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- 007-4701-003 85 107
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- Removing a PCI or PCI-X Card 109
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- Disk Drives 120
- Installing a Disk Drive 121
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- Removing a Disk Drive 123
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- 007-4701-003 107 129
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- Installing a DIMM Group 131
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- 007-4701-003 111 133
- Figure 4-25 Inserting a DIMM 133
- Removing a DIMM 134
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- Figure 4-26 Removing a DIMM 135
- L1 Controller Display 136
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- 007-4701-003 117 139
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- System” on page 22 141
- 5. Troubleshooting 143
- Troubleshooting Chart 144
- L1 Controller Error Messages 146
- SGI Electronic Support 152
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- 5: Troubleshooting 154
- 007-4701-003 133 155
- Sample Stereo Mode Entries 157
- 5. Save the gdm.conf file: 159
- 6. Restart graphics: 159
- 6. Save the gdm.conf file: 161
- 7. Restart graphics: 161
- Enabling Overlay Planes 162
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- Configuring Monitor Positions 165
- SG-0 SG-1 166
- SG-2 SG-3 166
- Configuring Monitor Types 167
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- Identifying Event Devices 169
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- A. Technical Specifications 177
- Environmental Specifications 178
- Compute Module Specifications 179
- Characteristic Specification 180
- CMPX Module Specifications 181
- Router Module Specifications 182
- Rack Specifications 183
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- Compute Module 186
- 007-4701-003 165 187
- XG2N Module Connectors 188
- Pin Function Pin Function 189
- CMPX Module 190
- SGI TP900 Storage Module 191
- DB-9 Serial Connector 192
- RJ-45 Connector 194
- Pin Assignment Pin Assignment 195
- USB Type A Connector 197
- USB Type B Connector 198
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- 007-4701-003 179 201
- Slide Rail Mounting Hardware 203
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- 007-4701-003 183 205
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- Preparing the Module 207
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- Figure B-11 218
- C. Installing Rack Systems 219
- Pre-Installation Activities 220
- Power Receptacle Verification 221
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- C: Installing Rack Systems 222
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- 007-4701-003 203 225
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- Inspecting the Shipping Crate 227
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- Figure C-7 Leveling Bolts 233
- O) position. Then 233
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- Figure C-9 Leveling Bolts 235
- O) position 235
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- Figure C-10 Joining Locations 237
- System Model Number 239
- Electromagnetic Emissions 240
- VCCI Notice (Japan Only) 241
- Shielded Cables 242
- Electrostatic Discharge 242
- Laser Compliance Statements 243
- Lithium Battery Statement 244
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