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Removing the Power and Media Module
WARNING: The power and media module weighs more than 16 kg (35 lbs) HP
recommends removing both power supplies before handling the module, or
having two people handle the module together.
CAUTION: Do not attempt to remove the power and media module while power is
applied to the system. The module is not hot-pluggable. Immediate system shutdown
and data loss will occur.
To remove the power and media module:
1. If the server is on, place the computer in standby mode and disconnect the power
cords. Refer to Chapter 7.
2. Unseat or remove the host module from the server chassis.
3. Remove the power supplies from the front of the module.
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- HP ProLiant DL740 Server 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 10
- Rack Stability 12
- Symbols in Text 12
- Server Labels 13
- Related Documents 14
- Technical Support 15
- HP Website 15
- Authorized Reseller 16
- [email protected] 17
- Server Features 18
- Processors 23
- Hot Plug RAID Memory 24
- PCI-X Technology 27
- PCI Hot Plug 27
- Disk Controller 28
- Internal Hot-Plug Drive Bays 29
- Universal Media Bay 29
- Redundant Hot-Plug Fans 30
- Supported Interfaces 30
- Optional Features 31
- Supported Operating Systems 31
- SmartStart 32
- Advanced Data Guarding 36
- HP Utilities for Linux 37
- Software Security 40
- Hardware Security 41
- Routine Maintenance 42
- Warranty 43
- Rack Installation Overview 45
- Selecting a Site 46
- Power Requirements 48
- Grounding Requirements 50
- Temperature Requirements 51
- Shipping Box Contents 52
- Warnings and Precautions 54
- Attaching the Server Rails 62
- Lightening the Chassis 63
- Rack Template 67
- Server Access 68
- Access Method 69
- Accessing the Host Module 71
- Removing the Host Module 72
- Host Module Components 75
- Intel Xeon Processor MP 84
- Installing a Processor Board 86
- Non-Hot-Plug I/O Expansion 89
- To add an expansion board: 91
- Bypass assembly 96
- HP CONFIDENTIAL 100
- Memory Cartridge Overview 101
- Memory Cartridge Guidelines 102
- Table 5-1: DIMM Status LEDs 104
- Accessing the DIMMs 107
- DIMM Overview 108
- Hot-Replacing Memory 112
- Hot-Adding Memory 114
- Hot-Upgrading Memory 117
- Non-RAID Memory Support 120
- Mass Storage 121
- Power Supply LED Indicators 134
- 20103000.pdf 137
- PCI Hot Plug Utility 137
- PCI Hot Plug Button 139
- PCI Hot Plug LED Indicators 139
- for installation 146
- Replacing Hot-Plug Fans 152
- To replace a hot-plug fan: 154
- Cabling the Server 156
- Power Cables 158
- Cable Management System 160
- Server Power 168
- System Power Overview 169
- Power Supplies 170
- Power-On Self-Test (POST) 177
- Figure 7-8: System prompts 179
- Powering Down the Server 180
- Configuring the Server 181
- Manual Configuration 185
- System Maintenance Menu 189
- ROM-Based Setup Utility 190
- ROM-Based Inspect Utility 191
- ROM-Based Diagnostic Utility 192
- Figure 8-12: CPU diagnostic 194
- Figure 8-14: ORCA main menu 198
- Array Configuration Utility 200
- Software Management 206
- Features 207
- Browser Support 213
- Configuration and Operation 213
- Integrated Management Log 214
- Insight Manager 7 218
- Survey Utility 219
- Modifications 224
- Mouse Compliance Statement 224
- European Union Notice 225
- Japanese Notice 226
- BSMI Notice 226
- Laser Safety Warnings 227
- Power Cords 228
- Battery Replacement Notice 229
- Electrostatic Discharge 230
- Grounding Methods 231
- Server Error Messages 232
- LED Indicators and Switches 233
- System Power LED Switch 234
- Hot-Plug Fan LED Indicators 243
- DIMM Status LED Indicators 248
- Table D-3: DIMM status LEDs 248
- Switches 250
- Troubleshooting Information 252
- Server Startup Problems 253
- Table E-1: Diagnosis Steps 255
- Problems After Initial Boot 263
- Redundant ROM Images 266
- ° to 95° F 10° to 35° C* 267
- ° to 122° F -30° to 60° C 267
- ° F 38.7° C 267
- System Battery 268
- COMPAQ CONFIDENTIAL 270
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