Aquilion16_Console_Octane2, 16 April 2004
Display Console - Octane2
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Octane2 Model Number
WT5-1P400V12-209+PCI-CARDGAGE
PCI Expansion unit
09: HDD Capacity
2: No. of DIMM (256Mb)
V12: Type of Graphics board
400: CPU R12K 400MHz
1P: No. of CPU’s
WT5: Octane2
Service Policy - See MSP • In the warranty period - Claim with Toshiba
• Out of warranty - Local SGI - Local service contract
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Octane2 Notes for handling
• Use anti-static field service kit
• Switch off the console power when exchanging modules
• Apply extreme care when removing and inserting modules
• Wait five minutes after switching off the power before
removing any modules
- to allow the heatsinks to cool down
• Always put C-POP covers on
each connector immediately
after removing modules
CAUTION
DO NOT TOUCH any connectors with your bare hands! The module will be
defective. This is not covered by warranty. Two C-POP covers are supplied
with
the 2004
system. Keep them
available at all times.
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Octane2
A compression connector has two halves - pads • One half is located on the front-plane of the chassis
and consists of a flat gold-plated surface
• The other half is found on the modules and is composed of
hundreds of tiny bristles (dendrites) - Bristled Pad When a bristled pad is pressed onto a gold-plated pad, a
connection is made
Identifying the Bristled Pad
on a Compression Connector
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Octane2
Bristled Pads - when disconnected - prone to attract and hold
dust, lint, grease, powder, dirt, and foreign substances
• Operation may become abnormal - bad contact • Bristles are damaged beyond repair - not covered by warranty
Touching the surface of the bristled pads with bare hands also
damages the connector and voids the warranty
Prevent such damage!
Use the two - C-POP - covers that come with the system
Refer to the Octane2 User’s Guide
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Octane2
Cover for transportation
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Without plastic covers
Octane2
Components
System Disk
System Module
Power supply
Graphics Module XIO Tri
Chassis/Front-Plane
PCI Module
POWER
RESET
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Octane2 System Module
SYSTEM
Module:
IP30
CPU
DIMM-MEMORY
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Octane2 Power Supply
Power
Supply
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Octane2 Graphics
Graphics
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Octane2 Chassis
Chassis
Front-Plane
Fan
NIC Chip
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Octane2 PCI Module - for future expansion
PCI
Module
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Octane2 System Module Removal
1. Loosen two screws of the handle
2. Pull the handle out towards you
3. Hold the lever and pull out the module
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Octane2 System Module Removal
Put two C-POP covers immediately!
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Octane2 CPU Module Removal
Loosen four screws and lift up the CPU module
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Octane2 DIMM Removal
Dual Inline Memory Module
Remove DIMM mounting plate
- re-seat this plate after inserting DIMM -
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Octane2 DIMM Removal
Keep the lever pushed down when removing or inserting the DIMM
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Octane2 Graphics Module Removal XIO Tri-Module
C-POP covers
1. Loosen the screws of the handle
2. Pull out the handle towards you
3. Hold the lever and pull out the module
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Octane2 Power Supply Removal
1. Loosen the screws
2. Hold the bar and pull out towards you
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Octane2 PCI Module Removal
C-POP covers
1. Loosen the screws
2. Pull the release lever towards you
3. Pull out the PCI unit
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Octane2 HDD Removal
Lift the handle and pull out the HDD
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Octane2 NIC chip - contains MAC address Media Access Control
System Identification
module
Remove all modules and loosen six screws
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Octane2 SYSTEM ID
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Octane2 NIC chip
Network Interface Card
Troubleshoot at Power ON - If following messages
are displayed:
“nic_match_rom:couldn’t see presence pulse during match rom
command”
“nic_read_one_page:loop in NIC redirection map”
“nic_eaddr:Called with NULL eaddr!”
“nic_eaddr:No presence pulse from NIC”
“nic_eaddr:Failed to find readable MAC NIC,rc”
Possible parts failure:
• Power Supply
• Front-Plane
• NIC Chip
Actually the NIC Chip may not necessarily be defective
Do NOT change NIC chip before consulting NASU Works
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Trouble Shooting
Octane2
Lightbar
• Lightbar
one RED LED and two WHITE LED’s
• An error will be indicated by a
combination of colours and status
- On - Off - Blinking -
IP32 (Bridge chip interface)
Lightbar
PCI Ex Unit
Graphics Module
IP30 (heat chip interface)
LED’s in normal status
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Octane2 - Trouble Shooting - Lightbar -
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Octane2 - Trouble Shooting - Lightbar -
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Octane2 - Trouble Shooting - Lightbar -
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Power-on Diagnostics
Octane2
• Diagnostics run automatically during boot-up sequence. The
Lightbar becomes RED when an error is detected, and an
error will be displayed on the monitor, or PC if one is
connected to the serial Port-1
For PC connection - disconnect graphics module, keyboard and mouse
When when the Graphics Module and PC are connected
odsy board hw found “0x900000001b000000” is displayed and Power
On Diagnostics cannot run
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Run Diagnostics
Octane2
• Interactive Diagnostic
Environment tests - IDE • Units tested:
IP30
CPU
Frontplane
PCI ext modules
graphics module not supported
Disconnect the cable from the external SCSI, Serial Port and
Ethernet, otherwise an error occurs and the test will stop(?)
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Octane2 Troubleshooting Graphics
If the monitor display stays black after turning ON the system:
• Turn OFF the power
• Connect a PC to Serial Port-1 and remove Graphics Module
• Turn ON the power
• Graphics Module is defective if “running power on diagnostics”
message is displayed and no other error is shown
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Octane2 Troubleshooting - experience
Message during power on diagnostics
XIO reset failure Check or replace XIO device 13
Or:
Solution
Remove PCI module - system runs fine without
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Octane2 Troubleshooting - experience
Octane2 won’t start up but will start upon pressing power-on button
A message appears:
Initialized tot clock
Followed by:
Kernel seems current but has a modification time in the future
The date falls back to 1970
Caused by empty battery in Timekeeper RAM
Solution:
Replace Timekeeper RAM - Same type as on O2
No jumper setting
Keep power-on button depressed for a few seconds - Octane2 will start
Set the correct date and time - Mind Daylight Saving Time
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