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Chapter 1 General Description
CPU Blade Access Side: With no hard disk drives installed
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POWER lamp
The lamp goes on green when the CPU blade is
powered on.
The lamp goes on amber when the CPU blade is
powered off but the power is supplied from the
power supply unit.
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POWER switch
The switch is intended to turn on or off the power
of the CPU blade itself. Pressing the switch for 4
seconds or longer causes the power supply to be
turned off forcibly.
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STATUS lamp (green/amber/red)
The lamp indicates the status of the CPU blade.
See "Lamp Indications" described later for the
indications and meanings of the lamp.
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DUMP switch
Press this switch to run the memory dump.
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LAN1 Link/Access lamp (green)
The lamp goes on when LAN port 1 is connected
to the network. The lamp blinks when data is
being transmitted.
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RESET switch
Press this switch to reset the CPU blade.
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LAN2 Link/Access lamp (green)
The lamp lights when LAN port 2 is connected to
the network. The lamp blinks when data is being
transmitted.
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DMP
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1
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RST
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2
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ID
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ID/BMC RESET switch
Press the ID switch to turn on or off the ID lamp.
Pressing the ID switch toggles lamp ON/OFF.
For BMC RESET switch, refer to Chapter 1 (7.2 BMC
Reset) in Maintenance Guide.
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ID lamp
The lamp is intended to identify the CPU blade in the
system. The lamp is lit by a switch or software
command.
When the recognize command is received from NEC
ESMPRO Manager and when the ID switch is pressed,
the lamp goes on.
You
EXPRESSSCOPE Engine 3 (BMC) to perform the same
operation as using the ID switch on the server.
(10) Eject lever
Pull the lever to remove the CPU blade from the Blade
Enclosure.
(11) SUV connector
This connector sends or receives various signals.
The K410-150(00) SUV cable (separately-priced or
provided with the SIGMABLADE) is connected to this
connector.
(12) Slide tag
A label on which the model number and serial number
are described is attached this slide tag. You can check
the label contents by pulling this slide tag.
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