Hitachi DS7160 Installation guide

Installation Guide

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Contents i

Table of Contents

Preface p‐1...............................................................................

Intended Readers p‐1.................................................................

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents 1-1.....................................

1.1. Unpacking the Server 1-1..................................................

1.2. Identifying the Server 1-2.................................................

1.2.1. Identifying the Server Model 1-2..................................

1.2.2. Identifying Server Modules 1-2....................................

1.3. Checking Safety Labels 1-4................................................

1.3.1. Server Module Labels 1-4.........................................

1.3.2. UBox Labels 1-6..................................................

Chapter 2. Installing the Server in the Rack Cabinet 2-1...........................

2.1. Installing a Hitachi DS7020 Server 2-1.....................................

2.2. Installing a Hitachi DS7040 Server 2-7.....................................

2.3. Installing a Hitachi DS7080 Server 2-14.....................................

2.4. Installing a Hitachi DS7160 Server 2-21.....................................

2.4.1. Installing the rails for the Hitachi DS7080 Server Assemblies 2-21..

2.4.2. Installing the Rails for the UBox 2-27...............................

2.4.3. Installing all the Chassis 2-31......................................

2.4.4. Installing the 8-Module Connecting Box 2-36........................

2.4.5. Installing the UBox Components 2-43...............................

Appendix A. Installing a Lightened Server A-1.......................................

A.1. Removing all the Components from the Compute Box A-1...................

A.2. Installing the Compute Box in the Rack Cabinet A-4.........................

A.3. Installing the Components into the Compute Box A-5.......................

Appendix B. Nuts, Screws and Washers B-1..........................................

p‐1

Preface

This guide explains how to install the server for the first time.

Note Consult the Hitachi Vantara support web site for the most uptodate

product information, documentation, firmware updates, software fixes

and service offers:

http://support.HitachiVantara.com

Intended Readers

This guide is intended for use by qualified personnel in charge of installing the

server cabinet.

D049

DANGER

D049:

The product must not be used in life support system or other

applications where failure could threaten injury or life, and any such use

voids the limited warranty associated to the product.

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents 1-1

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents

1.1. Unpacking the Server

Important Before unpacking the server inspect the server packaging

for damage.

W020 WARNING

W020:

The server drawer must not be unpacked before it has reached the

room temperature (24 hours in the computer room).

According to the server configuration, the following items are included:

• Compute Box fully populated

• Empty UBox

• UBox components

• 8-module connecting box

• 16-module connecting box

• Rack-mounting kits

• Screws and washers

1-2 Installation Guide

1.2. Identifying the Server

1.2.1. Identifying the Server Model

The server model is provided on the safety label on the side of the server.

Model Name Commercial Name

M3S2G2 Hitachi DS7020 server

M3S2G4 Hitachi DS7040 server

M3S2G8 Hitachi DS7080 server

M3XU16 UBox

1.2.2. Identifying Server Modules

Server modules are identified by an identification label.

The label gives the MAC address of the BMC embedded management controller.

Rear view

The label is located inside a little drawer.

Master Label Example

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents 1-3

Slave Label Example

Front view

A label is also available at the front, behind the bezel.

1-4 Installation Guide

1.3. Checking Safety Labels

Safety warning labels, including safety notices and graphic symbols, are located

on each server module. Check that the electrical installation in place complies

with the label details.

1.3.1. Server Module Labels

Server Identification Label

The label is located on the side of the server.

Mark Description

A Recycling symbol: indicates the mandatory obligation to

reuse and recycle electronic and electrical equipment

properly.

B Tropicalization symbol: indicates that the device must be

operated within the adequate limits of temperature and

humidity.

C Altitude symbol: indicates that the device must not be

operated at an altitude higher than 2000 meters.

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents 1-5

W071 WARNING

W071:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and

(2) this device must accept any interference received including

interference that may cause undesired operation

Server Module Identification Label

Rear view

The label is located inside a little drawer.

C044 CAUTION

C044:

This unit has more than one power supply cord. Disconnect all power

supply cords from the unit before servicing.

Electrical Hazard Symbol: Indicates risk of electric shock.

1-6 Installation Guide

1.3.2. UBox Labels

UBox Identification Label

The label is located on the side of the server.

Mark Description

A Recycling symbol: indicates the mandatory obligation to

reuse and recycle electronic and electrical equipment

properly.

B Tropicalization symbol: indicates that the device must be

operated within the adequate limits of temperature and

humidity.

C Altitude symbol: indicates that the device must not be

operated at an altitude higher than 2000 meters.

Chapter 1. Checking the Delivery Contents 1-7

W071 WARNING

W071:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and

(2) this device must accept any interference received including

interference that may cause undesired operation

UBox Onboard Battery Label

C003 CAUTION

C003:

The onboard battery should be replaced regularly. It must be replaced

with the same or an equivalent type recommended by the

manufacturer. There is a danger of explosion if another type is used.

Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer's instructions

UBox Power Supply Unit (PSU) Label

The label is located at the rear of the UBox.

Rear view

1-8 Installation Guide

C044 CAUTION

C044:

This unit has more than one power supply cord. Disconnect all power

supply cords from the unit before servicing.

Proceed as follows:

1. Power OFF the server

2. Switch OFF the site power breakers

3. Remove all power supply cords from the unit

Chapter 2. Installing the Server in the Rack Cabinet 2-1

Chapter 2. Installing the Server in the Rack Cabinet

2.1. Installing a Hitachi DS7020 Server

D013 DANGER

D013:

The server weighs 40 kg when fully populated. Two people are required

to unpack it and install it in the cabinet.

Important The server is delivered fully populated. It is mandatory to

use a lifting device to install it.

However, it is possible to reduce the server weight by

removing the components from the compute box.

See Appendix Installing a Lightened Server, on page A-1

Required screws, nuts and washers

See Appendix Nuts, Screws and Washers, on page B-1

Required tools

T25 Torx screwdriver

Flat screwdriver

Lifting device

2-2 Installation Guide

Procedure

1. Prepare the rails

1. Loosen the four screws of each rail.

Chapter 2. Installing the Server in the Rack Cabinet 2-3

2. Adjust the length of each rail.

3. Tighten the four screws of each rail.

2-4 Installation Guide

2. From the front, install the left rail

Chapter 2. Installing the Server in the Rack Cabinet 2-5

3. From the front, install the right rail

2-6 Installation Guide

4. From the front, install the Hitachi DS7020 server compute box

Insert the server using the guiding pins.

5. Secure the server in place

1. Push the server until it stops.

2. Tighten both captive screws.

Front view

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