3Com 3C6090 - NETBuilder II Dual Processor Engine... Manuel utilisateur

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Installing the NETBuilder II

Dual Processor Engine Module

For models DPE 40 and DPE

plus

Part No. 09-0795-001

Published August 1997

3Com Corporation

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Santa Clara, California

95052-8145

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ONTENTS

BOUT

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Conventions 1

NSTALLING

THE

DPE M

ODULE

DPE Models 1-1

Software and Hardware Support 1-1

Upgrading from a CEC to a DPE 1-1

Before Installing the Module 1-2

Installing in the 4- or 8-Slot Chassis 1-3

Installing in the Extended Chassis 1-4

Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem 1-5

Installing Software 1-7

Removing or Installing the Flash Memory Drive Cover 1-8

Where to Go from Here 1-9

ROUBLESHOOTING

AND

EPLACING

THE

DPE M

ODULE

Startup Problems 2-1

LED Patterns 2-2

Replacing the DPE Module 2-4

EATURES

AND

PECIFICATIONS

Features 3-1

LEDs 3-2

LEDs on the Chassis 3-2

Connectors 3-2

Buttons 3-3

LCD Control Panel 3-3

Physical Speciﬁcations 3-3

PGRADING

EMORY

FOR

THE

DPE 40

Procedure A-1

ECHNICAL

UPPORT

Online Technical Services B-1

World Wide Web Site B-1

3Com Bulletin Board Service B-1

Access by Analog Modem B-2

Access by Digital Modem B-2

3ComFacts Automated Fax Service B-2

3ComForum on CompuServe Online Service B-3

Support from Your Network Supplier B-3

Support from 3Com B-4

Returning Products for Repair B-4

NDEX

ORPORATION

IMITED

ARRANTY

BOUT

HIS

UIDE

This guide describes how to install, start up, troubleshoot, and maintain the

NETBuilder II

Dual Processor Engine (DPE) module. The DPE module is a central

processor for all NETBuilder II systems and comes in two models, the DPE 40

and the DPE

plus

This guide is intended for

the system administrator,network equipment installer,or

network manager who is responsible for installing and managing the network

hardware.It assumes a working knowledge of network operations,but does not

assume prior knowledge of 3Com® internetworking equipment.

If the information in the release notes shipped with your product differs from

the information in this guide, follow the release notes.

Conventions

Table 1 lists conventions that are used throughout this guide.

Table 1

Notice Icons

Icon Notice Type Alerts You To...

Information note Important features or instructions

Caution Risk of personal safety, system damage, or loss of data

Warning Risk of severe personal injury

BOUT

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NSTALLING

THE

DPE M

ODULE

The Dual Processor Engine (DPE) module is the central processor for the

NETBuilder II

system. It includes a ﬂash memory drive for the system software

as well as a second ﬂash memory drive for back-up. Firmware parameters set

with the software SysconF command and with the ﬁrmware boot monitor are

stored on the ﬂash PROM (FPROM). A console port on the front of the module

provides local management. The DPE module, in combination with the 800

Mbps backplane, delivers consistently high throughput for all interface ports.

This chapter describes how to install the DPE module into the NETBuilder II

system.

If you have a NETBuilder II EZBuilt system with a preinstalled DPE module, go to

“Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem” on page 1-5.

The software ﬂash memory card does not ship with the stand-alone DPE

module and must be purchased separately from 3Com.

DPE Models

The DPE module is available in two models, the DPE 40 and the DPE

plus

The DPE 40 has a 50 MHz AMD 29040 RISC processor, 32 MB of instruction

and data memory (upgradeable to 64 MB), and 8 MB of shared (packet)

memory.

The DPE

plus

has a 62.5 MHz AMD 29040 RISC processor, 64 MB of instruction

and data memory, and 16 MB of shared (packet) memory.

The DPE 40 cannot be upgraded to a DPE plus.

Software and

Hardware Support

The DPE module needs NETBuilder software version 9.3.1 or later.

The DPE module is compatible with all NETBuilder II chassis.

Upgrading from a

CEC to a DPE

The DPE module has two built-in ﬂash memory drives and does not support

either the ﬂoppy disk drive or the internal ﬂash memory drive. The CEC module

uses the internal ﬂash memory drive to boot. Refer to

Upgrading NETBuilder

Family Software

for more information about upgrading your software.

When you replace the DPE module, the ﬁrmware parameters that were

previously conﬁgured by the SysconF command in the software are not

automatically updated to the FPROM of the replacement DPE module. You must

reconﬁgure these parameters. Refer to the software guide

for conﬁguration

information.

1-2

HAPTER

1: I

NSTALLING

THE

DPE M

ODULE

Before Installing the

Module

Before you install the DPE module into the NETBuilder II system, follow

these steps:

Observe appropriate electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

ESD can damage circuit board components. Failures resulting from ESD may not

be covered under your warranty. To prevent ESD damage, follow these

procedures:

■

Keep the module in its antistatic shielded bag until you are ready to install it.

■

Do not touch pins, leads, or solder connections on the board.

■

Handle the board by the edges only.

■

Store or ship the module in static-protective packaging.

Observe proper grounding techniques when handling the module: Use a foot

strap and grounded mat, or wear a grounded static-discharge wrist strap.

Unpack and inspect the module for shipping damage.

If you ﬁnd any damage, ﬁle a report with the shipping company. If the module

must be returned to your network supplier, ship it in its original shipping carton.

If the original carton was damaged in shipment, repack the system in a carton

that provides equivalent protection.

Write down the serial number and MAC address from the labels on the

component side of the module.

You will need this information if you have to contact your network supplier.

Serial number example: S/N:4FTE123456

MAC address example: 08000 21A4B5C

Serial number:

Mac address:

Serial number

MAC address

DPE

CONSOLE

RUN

LOAD

TEST

4321

STATUS PACKET

FORWARD POWER/

FAULT RESET ATTENTION

Installing in the 4- or 8-Slot Chassis

1-3

Installing in the 4- or

8-Slot Chassis

To install the DPE module into the NETBuilder II 4- or 8-Slot chassis, follow these

steps. If you own the Extended chassis, refer to the next section.

Although it is not required, 3Com recommends that you turn off the system

before you install or remove a DPE module. If you do not turn off the system,

the bridge/router will automatically reset when you install the DPE module.

You will need a small, ﬂatblade screwdriver.

Insert the module into the top slot.

Although the ﬁgure shows an 8-Slot chassis, the procedure for the 4-Slot

chassis is exactly the same.

Hand-tighten the captive screws, then gently tighten them with a small

(1/8 in. – 3/16 in.) screwdriver. Do

not

overtighten the screws.

A solid connection of the front panel to the chassis is required for proper

operation. Do

not use the screws to force the board into place.

You are now ready to install the I/O modules. Refer to the appropriate I/O

module installation guides. After installing your I/O modules, refer to

“Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem” on page 1-5.

DPE

PACKET

FORWARD POWER/

FAULT

RUN

LOAD

TEST

RESET ATTENTION

4321

STATUS

CONSOLE

Grasp left

and right

sides of

LED panel.

Make sure module

is right side up.

Push ejector tabs all

the way closed until the

module is flush with the chassis.

Slide module along

guide rails until it

engages the notches

of ejector tabs.

1-4 CHAPTER 1: INSTALLING THE DPE MODULE

Installing in the

Extended Chassis To install the DPE module into the NETBuilder II Extended chassis, follow these

steps. If you own the 4- or 8-Slot chassis, refer to the previous section.

Although it is not required, 3Com recommends that you turn off the system

before you install or remove a DPE module. If you do not turn off the system,

the bridge/router will automatically reset when you install the DPE module.

You will need a small, ﬂatblade screwdriver.

1Insert the module into the left-most slot marked A.

2Hand tighten the captive screws, then gently tighten them with a small

(1/8 in. – 3/16 in.) screwdriver. Do not overtighten the screws.

A solid connection of the front panel to the chassis is required for proper

operation. Do not use the screws to force the board into place.

You are now ready to install the I/O modules. Refer to the appropriate I/O

module installation guides. After installing your I/O modules, refer to the next

section, “Connecting a PC, Terminal, or Modem.”

Grasp left and right sides of

LED panel.

Turn the board so the 3Com logo is

on the bottom.

Slide board along guide rails until it

engages ejector tab notches.

Push ejector tabs closed until the

module is flush with the chassis.

FAST ETHERNET

100BASE-TX

DPE

PACKET

FORWARD POWER/

FAULT

RUN

LOAD

TEST

RESET ATTENTION

4321

STATUS

CONSOLE

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