IBM FC 5026 Manuel utilisateur

IBM Installation Instructions

Field Feature Bill of Material

PN 29H4179

Exchange Hard Disk Drive (FC 5026)

on Service Processor Type 9577 or 9585

on IBM 3745 Model XXA or 3746 Model 9X0

Written by: J. Michaut

Checked by: J. Thabourin

Approved by: A. Badino

Reviewed by: B. Kelly

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Before Installation (Steps 1-8)

1.0 Machines Affected

3745 Model XXA or 3746 Model 9X0 with:

Feature

Code Designation

5020 Service Processor type 9577, or

5021 Service Processor type 9585 (Only).

This feature should only be applied on the machine serial for which it is specified

2.0 Related BMs and ECs

None.

3.0 BMs to be Installed

FFB/M Title

29H4179 Exchange Hard Disk Drive (FC 5026)

4.0 Preparation

Familiarize yourself with the purpose and details of the installation instruction

before negotiating machine time with the customer.

Check all items listed on the BM(s) to determine that all parts have been

received.

Get the up-to-date backup copy of the Service Processor Reference Diskette

and LIC Backup Optical disk.

The exchange of the Hard Disk Drive on Service Processor has no impact on

customer operations.

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5.0 Programming

None.

6.0 Purpose and Description

6.1 Purpose To allow the Service Processor type 9577 or 9585 to support the Network Node

Processor operation on the 3746-900 .

6.2 Description

These instructions explain how to exchange the actual HDD by a 2GB HDD. The

exchange of the Hard Disk Drive is divided into four parts:

1. Saving the Service Processor Hard Disk contents on the Optical Disk (Dura-

tion 2 Hrs).

2. Exchanging the Hard Disk Drive.

3. Updating the System Program.

4. Restoring the Service Processor Hard Disk from the Optical Disk (Duration 1.5

Hrs).

7.0 Installation Time

FFB/M Machine Hrs System Hrs Nbr. of CE

29H4179 00.0 00.0 1

8.0 Tools/Material Required

None.

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Installation (Steps 9-12)

9.0 Safety

None.

10.0 Details of Installation.

Is the SP installed in a Controller Expansion?

NO, go to 10.1, “Saving the Service Processor Hard Disk on the Optical

Disk.”

YES, continue with next step.

1. Open the front and rear doors of the Controller Expansion

10.1 Saving the Service Processor Hard Disk on the Optical

Disk. Very Important

This function is available from the Service Processor Installation Diskette 1,

use the backup optical disk to save the hard disk data and can take up to 2

hours

If the Service Processor data has been already saved on the backup optical

disk, this procedure can be bypassed.

Are the Service Processor data already saved on the backup optical disk?

1. YES, go to 10.2, “Shut-down and Power OFF the Service Processor” on

page 6

2. NO, continue with next step.

Shut-down and Power OFF the Service Processor:

1. If the Service Processor is operational, use the following procedure:

a. On the MOSS-E view window click on Program

b. Click on Shut down, then enter the Service Processor mainte-

nance password (default is IBM3745) and click on OK.

You are now able to power OFF the Service Processor.

2. Power OFF the Service Processor.

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3. Install the Service Processor Installation diskette 1. in the diskette

drive.

4. Power ON the Service Processor.

Backup the HDD on the Optical Disk:

5. Install the backup optical disk in the optical drive.

6. On the first screen displayed, press Enter

7. From the primary window select option Save hard disk and follow the

prompts.

Note: Wait for the message: 'Operation successfully completed'.

8. At the end, select Exit from the primary window and follow the prompts:

On prompt, remove the Service Processor Installation diskette 1,

Remove the backup optical disk from the optical drive.

Secure then for further use.

10.2 Shut-down and Power OFF the Service Processor

1. On the MOSS-E view window click on Program

2. Click on Shut down, then enter the Service Processor maintenance pass-

word (default is IBM3745) and click on OK.

3. Remove any media (Diskette or Optical Disk) from the drives.

4. Power OFF the Service Processor (Control Unit and Display).

Service Processor type ?

9577, go to 10.3, “Replacing the Hard Disk Drive on SP Type 9577..”

9585, go to 10.4, “Replacing the Hard Disk Drive on SP Type 9585.” on

page 13.

10.3 Replacing the Hard Disk Drive on SP Type 9577.

CAUTION

Before removing any FRU, power-off the Service Processor, unplug all power

cords from the electrical outlets, and disconnect any interconnecting cables.

On the rear side of the Service Processor:

1. Unplug the Power cord,

2. the Keyboard and Mouse cables connectors,

3. the LAN cable connector,

4. the Display cable connector and

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5. the Modem cable connector.

Is the SP installed in a Controller Expansion?

NO, go to 8

YES, continue with next step.

On the rear side of the Controller Expansion:

6. Slide the base unit from the Controller

Expansion

Figure 1. Removing the Service Processor Unit from

the Controller Expansion (Rear Side)

7. Take the unit and put it down on a table.

8. Unlock the cover on the front of the

Service Processor base unit.

9. Loosen the cover screws on the back of

the Service Processor. You might need to

use a screwdriver or a coin to turn the

screws if they are too tight.

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Remove the cover:

10. Slide the cover toward the front approxi-

mately 25 mm (1 in.).

11. Lift the cover off.

Remove the drive retainer:

12. Press the latch.

13. Pivot the drive retainer downward.

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Remove the hard disk drive:

14. Locate the hard disk drive (bay 4) on the

right hand side.

15. Disconnect the Power and Signal cables

from the hard disk drive (Leave the termi-

nator on the drive).

16. Slide the drive forward and out of the bay

(Lift and hold the latch), then

17. place it in a safe place to avoid physical

and ESD damage.

Prepare the drive for installation:

18. Touch the static-protective package to any

unpainted metal surface on the Service

Processor, then remove the drive from the

static-protective package.

19. Check that SCSI ID is set to 6 (Jumpers

should be in positions .2/ and .3/).

Compare with the figure below.

Note: The jumper in position .4/ (Illus-

trated above) is the motor-start. The

jumper should be in place to allow the

hard disk motor to start instantly when you

power-on the system.

1 2

Figure 2. Jumpers location for SCSI ID 6.

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20. Install the rail under the drive, using the

four screws.

21. Slide the new drive completely into the

bay (4).

If the drive does not slide all the way into

the Service Processor, it might be upside

down.

Connect the cables to the drive:

22. Connect the signal cable to the drive, with

the terminator in place.

23. Connect the four-wire power-supply cable,

if required, to the drive.

If you have difficulty connecting a cable,

turn the cable connector over and try

again; cable connectors are keyed and

connect only one way.

Reinstall the drive retainer:

24. Place the bottom edge of the drive retainer

on the tabs that stick up from the bottom

of the Service Processor frame.

25. Pivot the drive retainer up until it snaps in

place over the latch.

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