Avigilon AINVR-STD-PRK Manuel utilisateur
AINVR Standard Performance
Kit
Installation Guide
AINVR-STD-PRK
For
AINVR-STD
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Table of Contents
Introduction 4
Confirm Package Contents 5
Required Tools 5
Installing the AINVR Standard Performance Kit 6
1. Opening the AINVR 7
2. Installing the CPU 9
3. Installing Additional RAM 12
4. Removing the Pre-installed GPU Card 13
5. Installing the New GPUcard 14
6. Reattach the NVR5 Cover 15
7. Confirming the Installation 16
For More Information 18
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Introduction
Avigilon provides an optional AINVR Performance Upgrade Kit for the AINVR Standard. This kit increases
the analytic capacity of the AINVR allowing it to run more concurrent analytics. See the Analytics Sizing
Guide for more details.
Important: An AINVR Standard with the:
lPerformance Upgrade Kit installed is supported on Release ACC7.12.4 or later.
lPerformance Upgrade Kit and the 10GbE Kit installed is supported on Release ACC7.14.2 or
later.
Your organization must upgrade to a release of the ACCsoftware that supports the upgraded
AINVR Standard if it is using an earlier release of the software.
Part Number Description
AINVR-STD-PRK AINVR Standard Performance Upgrade Kit
Note: If the AINVR is an operating part of your security system, be aware that it must be shut down
to complete this procedure.
Important: If you are installing both the AINVR Standard 10GbE Kit (AINVR-STD-10GBE) and the
AINVR Performance Upgrade Kit (AINVR-STD-PRK) in the AINVR, it is recommended that you install
the components from both kits as follows:
1. Install CPU and RAM from the AINVR Performance Kit using the instructions up to the section
“2. Removing the Original GPU Card” in the AINVR Standard Performance Kit Installation
Guide.
2. Install the second GPU card using the instructions in the section “Installing the 10GbECard in
Slot 3 of Expansion Riser 1” of the AINVR Standard 10GbE Kit Installation Guide, which
includes instructions to install the GPU card provided in AINVR Performance Upgrade Kit.
Introduction 4
Confirm Package Contents
Confirm that the kit you are installing contains the following components:
o1 × Intel Xeon CPU
o1 × processor bracket
o1 × heat sink
o2 × 8GB RDIMM
o1 × P2200 GPU
Required Tools
The following tools are not included in the kit package, but are needed to complete the installation:
lPhillips #2 screwdriver
Important: It is recommended that you always use an antistatic mat and antistatic strap while
working on components inside the system.
Confirm Package Contents 5
Installing the AINVR Standard Performance Kit
Before starting to install the kit:
1. Log in to the ACC Client on a workstation on the same network as the AINVR you are going to
upgrade.
a. In the System Explorer, select the AINVR you are going to upgrade.
b. In the New Task menu, click Server Analytics . Note down the number of cameras
analytics enabled connected to the AINVR and the current resource loads. For more
information, see the Enabling Analytics topic in the ACC Client Help.
2. Turn off the AINVR, including all attached peripherals.
WARNING — Opening or removing the system cover while the system is powered on may
expose you to a risk of electric shock.
3. Disconnect the AINVR from the electrical outlet and disconnect the peripherals.
Important: It is recommended that you always use an antistatic mat and antistatic strap while
working on components inside the system.
4. If applicable, remove the system from the rack.
Important: Whenever you need to lift the system, get others to assist you. To avoid injury, do
not attempt to lift the system by yourself.
Install the kit components in the following order:
1. Opening the AINVR 7
2. Installing the CPU 9
3. Installing Additional RAM 12
4. Removing the Pre-installed GPU Card 13
5. Installing the New GPUcard 14
6. Reattach the NVR5 Cover 15
7. Confirming the Installation 16
Installing the AINVR Standard Performance Kit 6
1. Opening the AINVR
1. At the top of the AINVR, unlock the latch release then lift and rotate the latch towards the back of the
unit. The cover slides back and is released from the body.
Tip: Use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to remove the shipping screws before unlatching the cover
if you are removing the cover of an AINVR for the first time.
2. Remove the black plastic protective cover over the socket. Press the 2 blue clips and lift off the cover.
The protective cover is no longer needed and can be recycled.
3. View the interior of the AINVR and identify the locations where the components of the kit will be
installed.
The view below shows the details of an AINVR with all of the covers and cards removed, and
important components labeled with numbers.
Important: The view below does not show the GPUcard that is pre-installed in slot 1 of
Expansion Card Riser 1 Slot 1 (labeled 10 in the diagram). Do not remove this card as part of
this upgrade.
The components affected by the AINVR Standard Performance Upgrade Kit are:
l4— Memory module
The 2 DIMMs in the upgrade kit are installed here.
l5—CPU2 processor and heat sink module socket (with dust cover)
The second CPU in the performance kit is installed here.
1. Opening the AINVR 7
l10—Expansion Card Riser 1
The second P2200 GPU card is installed on the middle slot (Slot 2) of this riser, below the
original GPUcard in the top slot (slot 1).
Note: The other components pointed out in the diagram are not affected by installing the
AINVR Standard Performance Kit.
1. Opening the AINVR 8
2. Installing the CPU
You need the processor bracket, processor (CPU), and heatsink provided in the kit to complete this
procedure.
With the AINVR open and the protective cover removed:
1. Locate the 2nd processor socket and pull off the CPUdust cover with the yellow label over the socket.
2. Unpack the CPU.
3. Place the processor in the processor tray.
Note: Ensure that the pin 1 indicator on the processor tray is aligned with the pin 1 indicator on
the processor.
4. Flex the outer edges of the processor bracket and ensure that the processor is locked into the clips on
the bracket.
Note: Ensure that the pin 1 indicator on the bracket is aligned with the pin 1 indicator on the
processor before placing the bracket.
5. Unpack the heatsink. Be careful not to touch the thermal paste that is pre-applied to the bottom of the
heatsink.
6. Place the heat sink on the processor and push down on the base of the heat sink until the bracket
locks onto the heat sink.
Important: To avoid damaging the fins on the heat sink, do not press down on the heat sink
fins.
2. Installing the CPU 9
lEnsure that the 2 guide pin holes on the bracket match the guide holes on the heat sink.
lEnsure that the pin 1 indicator on the heat sink (circled red in the image below) is aligned with
the pin 1 indicator on the bracket before placing the heat sink onto the processor and bracket.
7. Align the pin 1 indicator on the heat sink to the system board and then place the processor and heat
sink module on the processor socket.
Important: Ensure that the processor and heat sink module is held parallel to the system
board to prevent damaging the components.
8. Push the blue retention clips inward to allow the heat sink to drop into place.
2. Installing the CPU 10
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