Tyan Transport Gl24 B2932 Service Engineer's Manual

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GT24

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Service

Engineer's Manual

Transport

Gl24

B.2932

Service

Engineer's Manual

I

PREFACE

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Neither this manual, nor any malerial

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Copydght 2007

Version 1.0

Disclaimer

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document

is

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puter

Corporation and has been reviewed for

accuracy and reliability

pdor

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printing.

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Recognition

All regastered

and unregistergd trademarks and

company names

contained in this manual

are

property

of lheh respective

owners

including,

butnot

limiled

tolhe following.

ryAN,

Transport GT24 82932, and Thunder n3600M

are trade-

marks

of TYAN Computer Corporation.

A[,{D, Opteron, and combinations

thereof are trad€marks of AldD

Corporalion.

Microsofr, Windows are

trademarks of l\,4icrosolt Corporalion.

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and/or its

subsidiaries-

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and

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arc tGdemarks of NVIDIA Corporation.

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I

Federal Communications Commission

(FCC)

About this Manual

This manual

provides

you

with instructions

on instatting

your

Transport

GT24,

and consists ofthe fotlowing

sections:

Operalion is subject lo the following condilaons:

1)This device may

not

cause

harmful interference,

and

2)This device

mustacceptany interference received including inleF

ference lhat may cause undesi.ed operation. lfthisequipmenl does

cause

harmful inlerference to radio or lelevision reception, which

can

be delermined by lurning the equipmenl offand on,lhe user is

encouraged

to try one or more ofthefollowing measures:

-

Reorient or relocate lhe receiving antenna.

-

lncrease the separalion belween lhe equipment and the

receiver.

-

Plug lhe equipment into an outlet on a circuit different Lom

that of lhe receiver.

Consult lhe dealeron an experienced

radio/televasion technician for

help.

Notice for Canada

Notice for the IJSA Complianc€ lnformation Slate-

ment

(Declaration

of Confomity Procedure) DoC FCC

Parl 15: This device complies wilh

part

15 ofthe FCC

This apparaius complies

wilh lhe Class B limits for radio ifllerference

as specilied in the Canadian

Departmenl

of Communications

Radio

lnterference Regulations.

(Cet

appareilest

conforme

aux norms de

Classe B d'interference

radio tel

que

specilie

par

le l\,4inistere cana-

dien

des

Communications

dans les reglements d'ineteference

radio.)

re

Iifi

:J%ff

:i"#:Jy:'Il,:HErtSit:

[#3''

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rEMc)

CAUTION:Lilhium

baltery includedwith lhis board. Donol

puncture,

mutilate, ordispose of ballery in fire. Danger ofexplosion if battery

is incorreclly replaced. Replace onlywilh lhe same orequivalenl

type recommended by manufacturer Dispose of used battery

according lo manufacturer inslructions and in accordance wilh

your

localregulations.

Provides

an lnlroduclion to

the Transport cT24

82932

barebones,

packing

lisl,

descrlbes lhe

external components,

gives

a table

ot key compo-

nonts, and

provides

block

diagrams

of lhe system.

Covers

procedures

on installing

lh6 CPU, mem-

ory modules, an optional PCLE

card, and hard

Covers removal and replacement

procedures

for

pro-inslalled

componenls.

Descdbes lhe differences

betwoen mainboad

BIOS

and system BIOS. The

cabte connection

lables are also

provided

for

reference

of syslem

setup.

Chapt€.1:

Chapter2:

Chapter

3:

Appendix:

Conventions

The

Following conventions

are used in the manual:

NOte; Calls

atlenlion to imporlanl

inlormation.

Wafning: Provides

information

to

prevenl

harm

to user

or damage

to equipment.

SAFETY

INFORMATION

Before inslalling

and using the

Transport GT24,lake

nole of the

fol_

lowing

precautions:

Table of Contents

Chapter l:Overview

l.l

About rhc TYAN Transport GT24 82932

,l

-

Read all

inslructions carefully-

-

Do not

place

the unil

on an unslable

surface, cart, or

stand.

-

Do not block

the slols and

opening on the

unit, which are

pro_

vided forventilation.

-

Only use the

power

source

indicaled on the

marking label.

lf

you

are

not sure, conlact

the Power Company.

-

The unit uses

a lhree-wire

ground

c€ble,

which is equipped

with a third

to

ground the unit and

prevent

electricshock.

Do nol defeat

the

purpose

oflhis

pin.

lf

your

outlel does

not

supportthis

kind of

plug,

contact

your

electrician

to replace

your

obsolele

outlet.

-

Do nol

place

anylhing on

the

power

cord.

Place the

power

cord where

itwillnot be

in the way of

foot traffic.

Follow allwarnings

and cautions

in this

manual and on

the

-

Do nol

push

objects in

the ventilation slots

as they may

touch

high voltage

components

and result

in shock and damage

lo

-

When replacing

parts,

ensurelhatyou

use

parts

specified

by

the manufacturet

-

When service

orrepairs

have been

done,

perform routine

safely checks

to verify

that the system

is operating

correctly.

Avoid usang

lhe system

near water,

in direct sunlight,

or near

-

Coverthe

unitwhen not

in use.

1.2 Product

Models . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -

-

-2

1.3 Fcatures . . .

-

. . . . . . .

. . . . . .

-

. . . . . . . 3

1.4 Unpacking

. . . . . . . . ..............s

1.4.1

Accessories . . . . . . . . . . -

.

-

. . . 5

1.4.2

FRUPans.....-. ......-...-7

1.5

About lhe Product . . ..............9

1.5.I Systcm

Front view ..........9

1.5.2 System

Rearvicw ... ....... .9

1.5.3 LED Definition

. . .. .. . .. .. .10

1.5.4 System Intemal

View. . .. . . . .. . . . .

-.... -

..........12

1.5.5 CT24

82932 System Block Diagram . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .14

1.5.6 52932

Board Parts, Jumpers, and Connectorc . . . . . . . . . .

15

Chapter 2:Setting Up

2.0.1 Before You Begin

..........17

2.0.2 WorkArea......

-.--.-.-.-17

2.0.3 Too1s.......... --.-.----.17

2.0-4 Precautions. . . . . .

.........-18

2.1 RackMounting....

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

2. L I Installing the Server in a Rack . . . . . . . . .

.

. -

.

-

. . . . . . . . I 9

2.2 Installins Motherboard Components. . . . .. .. .......

-.

-

-. -. -24

2.2-1 Removing the Chassis Cover. . . . .. .. . . . .. ..

-.. -

--.-24

2.2-2 Installing the CPU, Heatsink and AirDuct. . .... .

-. -.

-25

2.2.3 lnstalling the Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . .28

2.2.4 Installing a PCI-E Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

I

2.3 Insta'ling

thc Hard Drives...............................33

2.4 Installing

the

Slim

FDD

(Option)

. .

-

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

Chapter 3:Replacing

Pre-Installed Components

3.1 Introduction. . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

3.1.1 Work tuea.. .. . .

..........37

3.1.2 Too1s..........

.........31

3.1.3 Precautions. . . . . .

..........18

3.2 Disassembly Flowchart. . . . . .

.

. -.... -

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

3.3 Removing the Cove

. .

-

. . . . . .. . . . . .40

3.4 Replacing Motherboard Components. -

. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .41

3.4.1 Disconnectjng

AllMotherboard Cables . .. . . . . . . . . . . .41

3.4.2 Removing the Motherboard.. -...... -....

..........43

3.5

3.6

Replacing

the Slim DVD-ROM

. . . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

-44

Rcplacing lhe LED Conlrol

Board ........

.............. -.46

1.6.1

M1003 LED Control

Board Fealures................

-48

3.6.2

M1003 LED Conlrol

Board Conncclor Pin

Dcfinilion. ..49

Replacing

the M l0l2 Adapter

Board.. .. . . . .. .. -

.. . . . .. .. .50

3.7.1

Ml0l2 Adaplcr

Board Features. .

. .

. . . . . . .......51

3.?.2

Ml0l2 Adaptcr Board

Conneclor Pin Defi

nition . . . . . . . 52

Replacing

the SAS/SATA Backplane.............

........ 57

3.8.1

SAS/SATA Backplane

(M

1208) Fcalurcs. . . .

. . . . . . . . . 59

Replacingthe

PowcrSupply. -

. . . ......... -.. -......61

Chapter 1: Overview

About

the TYAN- Transport

Gf24 82932

Congratulalions

on

your purchase

of the TYAN TransportTM

GT24

82932, a highly-optimized

rack-mounlable barebone

syslem.

The TYAN Transport

GT24 82932 offers the latest

in

dual

processor

server systems,

providing

a rich feature

set

and incredible

performance.

Leveraging

advanced technol-

ogy from AMD@,

the TYAN T.anspon

GT24 82932 based

server

syslem are capable ofoffering

scalable 32 and &'-bit

computing, high-bandwidlh

memory design,

and a ljghtning-

fast

PCIX bus implementation.

The TYAN TransportTM

GT24

82932

not only empowers

your

company in today's

demand-

ing lT environment

but also offers a smooth

path

for

future

applicalion usage.

The TYAN

TransportrM GT24 82932

uses IYAN'S talest too!

ing-made

chassis featuring a robust

structure. tool-less and

modularized

design, and a solid

mechanical enclosure. Allof

this

provides

the ryAN

TransportTM cT24 82932

the

power

and flexibility

to meet the needs of nearly

any server applica-

tion.

3.7

t.1)

1.1

3.8

Appendix

I: BIOS Diffcrences

Appendix II: Cablc

Connection

Tables

Appendir

ll l: lnrtalling SMDC

Card!

Techrical Support

Chapter l: Ovcrviow

1,2

Product Models

HDD Bays

4 HOOS

4 HODS

82932G24W4H

s2932G24V4H

1.3 Features

HDD

Supported

HDD

Backplane

SAS/SATA

S2932WG2NR

.

Duar 1207-pin

ZIF L1 sockets

.

Supports upto h{o AMD

OpteronrM

2000/8000 series

processors

Chipser

.

nVlDlA nForce Pro 3600

.

NEC

nPD720400

.

SMSC

DI\,'IE5O17

.

LSt 1068E

.

Sixteen

{16)240

DDRllDl[,4M

sockels

(8

on CPUI and 8 on

CPU2),

.

Supporls

up to 64GB of Registered

of DDRII 667/553/400

memory

Expansion Slots

.

One

(1)x8

PCIE wiih

riser

(pre-

Back

UO

Ports

.

One

(1)

PS/2 Keyboad and one

(1)

.

One

(1)g-pin

UART Seria

port

.

One 15

VGA

porl

.

Two USB 2.0

ports

.

Two RJ45 10/100/1000

Base,T

porl

w/ activily LED

Enclosure

.

lndustry

19" rack-mountable 1U

-

(1)slim

CD,ROM

bay

-

(4)3.5"

HDD bays

O 25-4xW 17.2 x H 1.72 inch

(645x436x43.6mm)

Front PanelFeaturos

.ro

-

(2)

USB 2.0

pons

.

LED indicators

Power

LED

-

(2)

LAN LEDS

-

HDD active LED

-

Waming LED

-

ID LED

Chapter 1:

Overview

Storage

.

Model82932G24V4H

-

Serial ATA llHost@ntrcllels

Supporls six

(6)

serialports run

ning

al3.0cb/s

NV RAID

O, 1, O+1, 5, ANd JBOD

.

[,4odel 82932G24w4H

LSI 1068E SAS @nlroller

Supporis eighl

(8)SAS pods

run-

ning al3.0Gb/s

NV RAIO 0, 1 and JBOD supporl

Networking

.

lTwo 10/100/1000

Base-T LAN

(nForce

Prc

3600 inlesrated I'.{AC

wilh l',,larveil 88E1121

Gigabit Elher-

.

ATI@

ES1000T[,4 PClgraphics con

.

32[,!B DDR

Frame Burerolvideo

,

82932G24V4H

-

TYAN Thunder n3600M

2932G2NR-L,B

.

82932G24\\4H

TYAN

Thunder n36001,1

2932GWG2NR

.

E ATX foolprint

(T3"

x 12")

Btos

.

Al\,ll BIOS on SMbit LPC Flash

RO[,,|

.

Suppo6ACP|2.0

.

Pne

DI',{12.0, WrM2.0

power

man-

'

EPS 12V 1U,650W600W

High

.

'100V-240V

AC input

82932G24V4H

S2932WG2NR L B

Chapter l: Ovcrliclv

Server Manag€ment

.

Automaiic fan speed conlrol

.

Suppori Tyan Server lranagem€nl

(TSn

)

.

Option ryAN SMDC M3291, lPMl

v2.0 compliani remote seryer man-

System Cooling

.

(2)

40'40'56rnm 15000'pm heavy-

duty fanswilh fan speed

moni

.

(3)40'40'28mm

15000rpm heala-

drly fans wilh fan speed moni-

.

(2)Passive

cPU Healsink

Regulatory

.

FCC

Class B

(Declaration

ofCon-

.

CE

(Declaration

of Conformity)

1.4

Unpacking

'1.4.1

Accessories

CPUl

He.tsini

Environment Temp€rature

lf any

items are

missing

or appeardamaged,

coniacl

your

retailer

or browse

to TYAN's

Web

site for service:

http://wwwlyan.

com.

The Web

site also

provides

information

on other

TYAN

prod-

ucts,

plus

FAQS,

compatibility

lists, BtOS

settjngs,

and more.

operating temperalure

(5oC-35oC)

Non'oporating temperature

(-40oC_

70oC)

G

{-{D

Leftto

right: Europe,

US

Chaptor

l: Overvicw

a

J

1.4.2 FRU Parts

B3UG

t

ilounting

Bracket x 4

&

EDD-E!

FDD Bactplane

cabte

FDD

lnsralling Rails &

Screws

4

$-t

$t"l ."^.";;.1

S2932G2NR

.L.B

l

TF-Motherboard Tyan

S2932G2NR L

B(82932G24V4H SKU)

s2932WG2

1

TF-Motherboard

Tyan S2932WG2NR

(82932C24W4H

Sr(U)

ccHA 0030 l TF.CHASSIS UNIlGT24

cPsu-0112 1

TF-Delta

650W TOPS

-650C8

C 1U

cPSU-0260

TF-Oe ta

600W TOPS

-600C8

1U

CFAN 0066 2 TF-Fan Assy: SanyoDenki

40x40x56

3 TF Fan t6syiSunon

40x40x28

cHSA 0053 1

cHsK-0052 l

CDVD 0020 l TF-DVD

DRIVEiDV-28E R93 TEAC

cPcA 0230 1

TF-CD-ROM Adapier board wilh

M120A

1

TF-PWA;PWA GT24 lM1208,

SATAJSAS BD

M1012-RS

l

TF-Front Panel Adaplor Board,

M1012-RS

MlOl]3 RS 1

TF.LEO Boad, M1003 RS

M2083-RS

1 TF PCI E RiserCard l',12083-RS

cRAL 0031 l

TF-RAIL ASSY KlTi24",GT24

cEAR-0050 1

TF l,lountino Ear Kit, for

GT20/GT24

Chapttr

Chrpter

ccBL-0326

TF SATA data 6ble L=250mm

HS/18GHS/180

ccBL

0340

1

TF-Froni

panel

C@lrol

Board Cable

Hs2'l4PiaVH52'14

L=250mm(Flal

Cable)

ccBL,0409

l

ccBL-0419

1

ccBL,0433

TF,CD ROI\,I 4T466 FLAT

CAALE

ccBL 0420

1

TF-CD-RoM

Power cab e S4P/S4P

L=80mm

ccBL-0652

1

TF-FAN CABLE L=160mm

ccBL-0493

ccBL"0310

"""**-

1

TF SAS

HDD FailCable

(82932G24W4H

SKU)

TFPWR CORDT LJSJTsV

TFPV/R

CORDT E]J, ,50V, HOsW

FX3C

Riser Card

Ctr""i" F."t

Mro6i-l

cLcM-oor0

cFBZ4070

Oprbnalt

tr

I'

t,

F.""L!q

"!f4.,

I LcD

"r"d,l"

kit l,o, GT *n6 t U

I

F@t bezel assembly

lor GT senes I U

1.5 About the Product

This

section

contains the hardware diagrams and a block dia-

gram

of the GT24 system.

1.5.1 System Front View

HDD ac$vity LEO

I

IO LED

1.5.2 System

Rear view

2 USB

ports

Chnptcr

l:

(\rr\ic\

(

lnDttr l: O\cnicl\

I

forcrs0pply

-

PS/2 ilouse/Koyboard

Porls

I

uru

poa

rrtcsr

I

PclE slol

lr

I

j'E===::-B-;-'ffi

*:#$"i;-d.i'';.{

=I

2 x LAN LEO5

'1.5.3

LED Definition

Front Panel

Rear l/O LED

LEO

LAN 1/LAN2 L nkaqe/ Acl v

No LAN

linked

and acliv ly

LANnLAN2 Linkaqe/ A.rv-

NO LAN inked and aclivily

Note: ln

10

iabps, the

Right LED bllnksy.llowonc. in Bp..t.nd @ itruou5.ction.

ln 100 Mbps,lhe Rlghl fED blink.

y.llowtwic.

in r.p.at and @ntinuous action.

So d66lh. condition in 1000 tlbps,

ON

AC

p€*nuon y

svsb ON

Pde. supply cilie evenl

Chxpt€r

l: Overvicw

L

ll

Chapter

1: OYerview

1.5.4 System lnternalView

82932G21W4H

I

82932G24V4H

11

4

5

6

7

6

:=lrr*

*

;

1. PCI-Slot

(with

riser card

M2083)

2. EPS 12V Power Supply

3. CPU Sockels

4. System Fans

(Top-Right

to

left: FANl, FAN2, FAN3,

FAN4, FAN5; Bottom-Right to

lefr: FAN6, FANT)

t2

5.

Adapter Board

6. SAS/SATA Backplane

7.

LED

Control

Board Cable

8. Four SATA HDDS

9. Slim DVD-ROM

10. DVD-ROM Cable

11. Memory Slots

1. PCI-Slot

(with

riser c€rd

M2083)

2. EPS 12V Power Supply

3. CPU Sockets

4. System Fans

(Top-Right

lo

left: FAN1, FAN2,

FAN3,

FAN4,

FANS;

Bottom-Right to

lefl: FAN6, FANT)

Chapter 1:

Overview

5. Adapter Board

6. SAS/SATA Backplane

7. LED Conkol Board Cable

8. Four SATA HDDS

9. Slim DVD-RO[,4

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IPMB Prn Header

Fonl Pansl

USB2.0

Cdrecto.

Pin 1-2 clGed: Norfial

(D6laull)

2-3 clGsd:

Clear CMOS

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PCI-Xl/PCl)e Sped Seting

Pin 1-2 cto6ed: 133MHz

Pin 2 3clc6d:looMHz

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Pin 1-2clos€d: ASF2.0

(Default)

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Pin 1-2 clo6ed: Enable

(Derault)

SLS Enable/Disable Jumper

Pin 1'2 closedi Enable

(Derault)

TYAN Fronl Panel2 Conneclor

LCM Pin

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Barebone)

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Chapter 2: Setting

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2.0.1 Before

You Begin

This chapter

explains how to install the

CPU, CPU heatsink,

memory modules.

and hard drives. lnslruclions

on inlerting a

PCI-E

card are also

given.

Take note

ofthe

precautions

mentioned

in this section when

installing

your

syslem.

2.0.2 work Area

Make sure

you

have a stable, clean working

environment.

Dust and dirt can

get

into

componenls and cause malfunc-

lions. Use conlainers

to keep smallcomponents separated.

Pulling all small

componenls in separate containers

prevents

them from becoming

lost. Adequate lighting

and

proper

lools

can

prevent you

from

accidenlally damaging the internal

components.

2.0.3

Tools

The

following

procedures

require

only a few tools, including

the

followjng:

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A

cross head

(Phillips)

screwdriver

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A

grounding

strap

or an anlislatic

pad

l\,,lost ofthe electrical

and mechanical connections

can be dis-

connecled using

yourfingers.

lt is recommended

that

you

do

not use needle-nosed

pliers

to remove connectors

as these

can damage

the sofl metal or

plastic parts

ofthe connectors.

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2.0.4

Precautions

Components and eleclronic

circuit boards

can be damaged

by discharges ofstatic

eleclricity. Working on a

system that is

connected

to a

power

supply

can be extremely dangerous.

Follow

the

guidelines

below

to avoid damage to the

Transport GT24 or injury

to

yourself.

Ground

yourself

properly

before

removing the top

cover of the system.

Unplug the

powerfrom

the

power

supply and lhen

touch a safely

grounded

object to release static

charge

(i.e.

power

supply

case). lfavailable, weara

grounded

wrisl strap.

Alter-

native,y, discharge any

static electricity by touching

the

bare metal chassis ofthe

unit case, orthe bare

metal body of any other

grounded

appliance.

Avoid touching molherboard

components,

lC chips,

connectors,

memory modules, and

leads.

The motherboard

is

pre-installed

in the system.

When removing

the motherboard, always

place

it on

a

grounded

anti-static

surface until

you

are

ready to

reinstall il.

Hold eleckonic circuit

boards by the edges

only. Do

not touch the components

on the board unless it

is

necessary

to do so, Do

not flex or slress circuit

boards.

Leave all components inside

the static-proof

packag-

ing that they

ship with unlil they are

.eady for installa-

tion.

Afler replacing

optional devices, make

sure all

screws, springs, orother

small

parts

are in

place

and

are not left loose inside

the case. Metallic

parts

or

metal flakes can cause

electrical shorts,

2,1 Rack Mounting

After

installing lhe necessary

components, the

Transport GT24 can be mounted

in a rack using lhe supplied

rack mounting kit-

Rack

mounting kit

Sliding

Rails x 2

Sliding Brackets

x 4

(Fronl

x 2, Rear x 2)

Mounting Ears

(including

screws) x 2

Screws Kit x 1

Mounting Brackets

x 4

2.1.1 lnstalling

the Server in a Rack

Follow

these inslructions to mount the Transport

GT24 inlo

an industry

standard 19" rack.

NOTE: Before mounting

lhe Transport GT24 in

a rack, ensure

that all internal

components have been inslalled

and that the

unit has

been fully tested.

Screws List

Notes:

.

All connectors are keyed

to only attach one way.

.

Always use the correct screw

size as indicated

in the

procedures.

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Screw lhe mounting ear

to each side of Transport GT24

as shown using 2 serews

from the supplied screws kit.

4. Locate the front

and rear brackets

E

Draw out the inner rails

from railassembly. lnstall inner

rails to left and right sides of

chassis using 1 M4-41(A)

screw for each side,

Secure the front bracket to outer railwith 2 M4-4L(A)

Reserve the distiance

same as in Step 2 on rear bracket.

Secure the rear

bracket to outer railwith 2 M4-4L(A)

Secure the

outer

rail

to the rack using 2 brackets and 4

M5-81(B)

screws for ea6h side. Secure the mounting

brackets from

insrde, nol outside, ol lhe rach.

6.

5.

2_

lnstallinq

Ouler Rails to the Rack

3. I\,,leasure the distance

between inner side ofthe

front and

rear mounting brackets

in the rack-

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8. Draw out lhe

middle rail to the latch

position.

Lift the chassis

and then insert the inner slide

the middle

rails.

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Push

the chassis in and

press

the latch key

(A).

Then

push

the whole system into the rack

(B).

11.

Secure the mounting

ears of chassis

to the rack with 2

M5-151(C) screws.

NOTE: To avoid injury

it is strongly recommended

that two

people

lift the

Transport GT24 into the

place

while a third

per-

son screws it

to lhe rack.

rails into

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Installing Motherboard

Components

This section

describes how to install components

on lo the

motherboard, including

CPU, memory modules

and PCI_E

card,

2.2.1 Removing

the Chassis Cover

Follow

these instruclions to remove

the Transport Gf24

chassis cover.

1. Release the screw

on the back side. Then slide

the chas_

sis cover in lhe drrection

of arrow.

2. Lift the cover ofi.

2.2.2 lnstalling the CPU, Heatsink and Air Duct

Follow these inskuctions to installthe CPU. CPU heatsink

and air duct.

1. Afler removing the

pre-installed

air duct, locate

the

CPU

sockets.

2. Take off the CPU

protection

cap.

3. Pull the CPU lever up to unlock the CPU socket.

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Open the sockel in the direction

as shown.

Place the CPU in the

CPU socket, ensuring that

'l

is

localed

as shown belou/.

Close the socket and

press

the

CPU socket lever down to

secure lhe CPU.

Place the heatsink on top of the CPIJ and screw into

place

as shown,

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5.

8. Place and screw lhe air

duct

back.

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2.2.3 Installing

ihe

Memory

Follow these instructions to installthe memory modules

on

the motherboard.

1. Locate the memory slots on the motherboard.

2. Press the memory slot locking levers in the direction of

lhe arrows as shown in the following illustration.

3.

Align the memory module with the

slot.

The

module

has

indentations that align with notches in the slots.

4. lnsert the memory module into the slot as shown.

When inserted

properly,

the memory slol locking

levers lock

automatically

onto the indentations at the ends of the module

Attention When lnstallino the Memorv!

Please be noticed always install memory DlN4Ms in

pairs

starting

from CPUI D|MN4o and CPUI DIMM1 and

CPU2 Dl[rMo and CPU2 DIM[i1.

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