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The three major steps to installing the 8-Port PCI ACC Multiplexer are:
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CAUTION: The interface cables should be secured to prevent
strain to the I/O card connector and panel connectors. The cables
are heavy and apply significant force on the connectors. Use appropriate
cable management to relieve strain on the connectors.
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Install the MUX Card into the HP e3000 Computer
Notify users of a shutdown and shut down the computer.
Turn off power switch and remove electrical power to the system.
Plug the printed circuit card into an available PCI slot,
following the instructions for that HP e3000 computer (e.g., an "N"
class server).
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CAUTION: Be sure to observe the anti-static precautions while handling
and installing the MUX card.
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Install the Interchange Panel(s)
Place the rack mounting plate into the computer rack, so that the
large holes on the sides of the plate are aligned with holes on the
computer rack channels, refer to
Figure 2-1 "Rack Mounting Plate".
Figure 2-1 Rack Mounting Plate
Attach the plate to the rack using appropriately-sized
machine-metal screws for your rack.
Place one interchange panel against the back plane of the mounting
plate. Mount it to the plate, using the M3x10 Torx screws provided
with the plate.
To mount another interchange panel to this same plate, repeat the
preceding step. Note that you can position the plate in a different
direction from the first one, as shown in
Figure 2-2 "Rack Mounting Plate In Use".
Figure 2-2 Rack Mounting Plate In Use
Connect the MUX to (one of) the Interchange Panel(s)
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CAUTION: Before connecting the MUX card cable to the interchange panel,
be sure that the power to the computer is off. Otherwise, serious
equipment damage may occur.
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Connect one end of the supplied cable to the connector on the MUX
card and the other end to the interchange panel.
Apply power and reboot the computer.
After power is applied, check the Self Test LED indicator at the
bulkhead of the MUX card, refer to
Figure 2-3 "MUX Card Bulkhead with
Self Test Indicator".
Figure 2-3 MUX Card Bulkhead with Self Test Indicator
The LED display is listed in Table 2-1 "MUX
Card LED Display Interpretation".
Table 2-1 MUX Card LED Display Interpretation
LED Display |
Meaning |
LED flashes red for about seven seconds, then flashes green at
two-second intervals. | This is normal. The MUX card has successfully
passed self-test, but the firmware has not been downloaded. |
LED turns green. | The firmware has been successfully downloaded. |
LED turns red, flashes red at two-second intervals, flashes amber, or
remains off. | There is a problem with the MUX card. |
The LED turns orange. | At least one of the ports is down but the
system can still be used. Run diagnostic software to determine the problem. |
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