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Troubleshooting 8-3
LAMPS
The following describes lamps on the server and their indications.
POWER/SLEEP Lamp
The green POWER/SLEEP lamp lights to indicate normal operation while the server is powered.
When the server is off-powered, the POWER/SLEEP lamp stays unlit.
The POWER/SLEEP lamp indicates that the server is running in the power-saving mode (sleep
mode). If the OS supports the power-saving mode such as Windows 2000, pressing the SLEEP
switch blinks the POWER/SLEEP lamp in green and place the server in the power-saving mode.
Press the POWER switch to turn out the POWER/SLEEP lamp and place the server back in the
normal mode.
The power-saving mode is only available when the OS supports the power-saving feature. Some
OS's allow you to set the server to automatically turn in the power-saving mode when no access is
made to the server for a certain period of time or to select the power-saving mode with a command.
POWER/SLEEP lamp
- NEC Express5800/140Rc-4 1
- User's Guide 1
- SAFETY INDICATIONS 3
- Attentions 4
- Prohibited Actions 4
- Mandatory Action 4
- CLASS 1 5
- LASER PRODUCT 5
- Trademarks 6
- ABOUT THIS USER'S GUIDE 8
- IN THE PACKAGE 9
- CONTENTS 11
- Chapter 1 17
- WARNING LABELS 18
- SAFETY NOTES 19
- ■ a dusty place 23
- ■ an unstable place 23
- ■ Do not step on the cable 24
- During Operation 27
- FOR PROPER OPERATION 28
- TRANSFER TO THIRD PARTY 30
- CONSUMABLES 31
- DISPOSAL OF THE SERVER 31
- USER SUPPORT 32
- Advice for Health 33
- Chapter 2 35
- OVERVIEW 36
- Top View 37
- Front View 38
- General Description 2-5 39
- 2-6 General Description 40
- Rear View 41
- 2-8 General Description 42
- Internal View 43
- Electronics Bay 44
- Baseboard 45
- STANDARD FEATURES 48
- Power Supplies 49
- Peripheral Bays 49
- Online Sparing Memory Feature 50
- SAF-TE Logic 51
- System Cooling 51
- System Board Features 52
- SCSI Controller 53
- Network Interface Controllers 53
- Degradation Feature 55
- AC-LINK Feature 55
- Off-line Maintenance Utility 58
- System Diagnostic Utility 58
- USING YOUR SERVER 59
- POWER Switch 60
- Installation of the server 61
- Suspicion of failure 61
- POST Flow 62
- SLEEP Switch 66
- Floppy Disk Drive 67
- NOTE: Use of the floppy disk 68
- CD-ROM Drive 69
- Press this part of 70
- Emergency hole 71
- NOTE: Use of the CD-ROM 72
- Chapter 3 73
- SETUP FLOW 74
- SELECTING A SITE 75
- UNPACKING THE SYSTEM 77
- 3-6 Setting Up Your Server 78
- ESD Precaution 79
- Checking Components 79
- Required Tools 80
- Installation Procedure 81
- Inner rail 82
- Release lever 82
- Slide rail assembly 82
- 3-12 Setting Up Your Server 84
- Cable arm 88
- Screws C and Washers A 92
- Install the front bezel 93
- CONNECTING PERIPHERAL DEVICES 96
- 100BASE TX/ 97
- 10BASE-T 97
- 1000BASE-T 97
- : Strapped 98
- * Factory-set 98
- DTE-DCE straight cable DCE 99
- UPS connection cable DCE 100
- DTE-DTE cross cable DTE 101
- IMPORTANT: 102
- CONNECTING POWER CORD 105
- (UNSWITCH OUT) 106
- OUTPUT(SWITCH OUT) 106
- AC100V 50/50HZ 106
- INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEM 109
- INSTALLING UTILITIES 109
- 3-38 Setting Up Your Server 110
- Chapter 4 111
- Starting SETUP Utility 112
- Configuration Examples 114
- Processor (CPU) #3 116
- Processor (CPU) #2 116
- Processor (CPU) #1 116
- Processor (CPU) #4 116
- Security 117
- External Devices 117
- Internal Devices 117
- PCI Hot Plug 118
- Saving the Configuration Data 118
- 4-10 Configuring Your Server 120
- Processor Settings 121
- 4-12 Configuring Your Server 122
- Advanced 124
- 4-16 Configuring Your Server 126
- PCI Configuration 126
- Hot-plug PCI Control 127
- Empty Bus Default Speed 128
- PCI Slot 1 – PCI Slot 8 130
- 4-22 Configuring Your Server 132
- 4-24 Configuring Your Server 134
- PCI Device 134
- 4-28 Configuring Your Server 138
- 4-30 Configuring Your Server 140
- System Management 140
- Console Redirection 141
- SCSI BIOS ~ SCSISelect ~ 145
- Exiting the Utility 147
- [ ]: Factory-set 148
- SCSI Device Configuration 149
- 4-40 Configuring Your Server 150
- Advanced Configuration 151
- 4-42 Configuring Your Server 152
- SCSI Disk Utilities 153
- CONFIGURING BASEBOARD JUMPERS 155
- Chapter 5 157
- About Express Setup 158
- Quick start 159
- Normal start 159
- Microsoft Windows Server 2003 160
- Windows Server 2003 161
- Connecting MO Device 161
- Media such as DAT 161
- Connecting Hard Disk 161
- Creating Partition Size 162
- The Flow of Setup 163
- Setup of teaming 168
- Setting for Solving Problems 171
- Updating the System 175
- Exceptional Setup 176
- Microsoft Windows 2000 177
- Windows 2000 178
- Installing the Windows 2000 182
- 9. Click [OK] 191
- Chapter 6 197
- NEC EXPRESSBUILDER 198
- Windows-based 199
- Starting NEC EXPRESSBUILDER 200
- Express Setup 201
- System Diagnostics 202
- Create Support Disk 203
- BIOS/FW/etc. Update 205
- System Management 205
- Return to the Top Menu 205
- Starting 206
- Main Menu 207
- 1. Start the OS 210
- NEC ESMPRO 215
- Precautions 216
- Power Console Plus 222
- Components 223
- Server: 224
- Management PC: 224
- Management server: 224
- Server Setup 225
- Management PC Setup 226
- Chapter 7 227
- CLEANING 228
- Cleaning the Server 229
- Cleaning the Interior 230
- Cleaning the Keyboard/Mouse 231
- Cleaning CD-ROM 232
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 233
- Local console Remote console 234
- Guide line 235
- Test window 235
- Test res ult 235
- Test windows title 235
- Diagnosis tool title 235
- <Test Result> 236
- RELOCATING/STORING THE SERVER 237
- Chapter 8 239
- SYSTEM VIEWERS 240
- POWER/SLEEP Lamp 241
- STATUS Lamp 242
- Troubleshooting 8-5 243
- DISK ACCESS Lamp 244
- LAN1/LAN2 ACCESS Lamp 244
- UID Lamp 245
- Access Lamps 245
- Lighting green 246
- Blinking green 246
- Lighting amber 246
- DISK lamps 246
- AC Standby Lamp 247
- Power Lamp 248
- LAN Connector Lamps 249
- PCI Slot Lamps 250
- FAN Fault Lamps 251
- ERROR MESSAGES 252
- POST Error Messages 253
- 8-16 Troubleshooting 254
- Troubleshooting 8-17 255
- 8-18 Troubleshooting 256
- Troubleshooting 8-19 257
- Beep Codes 259
- SOLVING PROBLEMS 260
- POST fails to complete: 261
- Fail to access to the CD-ROM: 264
- Fail to access the hard disk: 264
- Event Viewer: 265
- PCI hot-plug fails: 269
- Problems with Express Setup 271
- COLLECTING EVENT LOG 276
- MEMORY DUMP 278
- Saving the Dump File 279
- RECOVERY FOR Windows 2000 280
- OFF-LINE MAINTENANCE UTILITY 282
- From the CD-ROM 283
- From the floppy disk 283
- RESETTING THE SERVER 285
- FORCED SHUTDOWN 285
- 8-48 Troubleshooting 286
- Chapter 9 287
- ANTI-STATIC MEASURES 289
- Unlock Lock 290
- POWER switch 290
- POWER/SLEEP lamp 290
- TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED 291
- Hard Disk Drive 292
- Installation 293
- 3. Remove the dummy tray 293
- Frame to hang the hook 294
- Power Supply Unit 297
- 6. Connect two power cords 298
- 7. Power on the server 298
- POWER lamp 299
- Locking tab 299
- ■ Note high temperature 301
- 9-16 Upgrading Your Server 302
- Front Access Cover 303
- 5.25-inch Peripheral Device 304
- Rear Access Cover 308
- CPU Access Cover 309
- PCI Board 310
- Hot-plug PCI Board 316
- Requirements for Hot Add 317
- Status Lamps 317
- Lock (for long card) 318
- 9-34 Upgrading Your Server 320
- Hot Remove 321
- 9-36 Upgrading Your Server 322
- Hot Replace 325
- 9-40 Upgrading Your Server 326
- 9-44 Upgrading Your Server 330
- Memory Board 331
- Memory Mirroring Feature 337
- Online Spare Memory 338
- Others 339
- Processor Board Air Duct 340
- Processor board air duct 341
- AC inlet 341
- ICMB board 341
- Release tab 341
- Processor Board 342
- Processor (CPU) 344
- Retention 345
- Pin marks 346
- CABLE CONNECTION 349
- SCSI Interface 350
- 3.5-inch disk bay (disk 351
- No cable connection to 351
- SCSI (A) connector 351
- Disk array controller 351
- 9-66 Upgrading Your Server 352
- External SCSI Cable 355
- Blank cover 356
- Serial Interface 357
- 9-72 Upgrading Your Server 358
- 9-74 Upgrading Your Server 360
- Appendix A 361
- A-2 Specifications 362
- Appendix B 363
- Notes on use 364
- Tape Media 366
- Keyboard 367
- DragDouble-clickClick 368
- Appendix C 369
- PIRQ and PCI Device 370
- I/O Port Address 371
- Appendix D 373
- MO Device 374
- Partition Size 374
- EXPRESSBUILDER" 375
- Upgrade installation 379
- 11. Update the system 380
- Network Driver 382
- Re-install the Network Driver 383
- (DEBUG INFORMATION) 384
- Appendix E 385
- INSTALLING Windows 2000 388
- Graphics Accelerator Driver 395
- INFORMATION) 396
- Appendix F 397
- Software 399
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