Compaq DL580 Service Guide - Page 187

Power On/Standby switch, frequency range

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12 Compaq ProLiant DL580 Server Maintenance and Service Guide canceling an action 2-38 illustrated 2-38 expansion board removing 2-37 removing, illustrated 2-39 replacing 2-39 LED switchboard and cable part number 1-6 removing 2-42 removing, illustrated 2-42 replacing 2-42 non-hot-plug expansion board, replacing 2-40 slots controlling 2-36 identified 4-3 illustrated 2-36 switchboard LEDs description 4-17 illustrated 4-17 status indicators 4-17 peripheral board configuration switch (SW1), settings 4-7 configuration switch, illustrated 4-7 connectors, identified 4-4 connectors, illustrated 4-4 part number 1-6 removing 2-28 removing, illustrated 2-28 replacing 2-28 plastics kit, part number 1-3 pointing device interface, test error codes 3-32 POST beeps, description 3-8 defined 3-7 error messages 3-7 power backplane board cable routing 2-22 connectors, identified 4-5 connectors, illustrated 4-5 part number 1-6 removing 2-44 removing, illustrated 2-44 replacing 2-44 power cable assembly part number 1-6 removing 2-47 removing from chassis, illustrated 2-47 removing ground wire screw 2-48 replacing 2-49 unplugging from power backplane board 2-48 Power On/Standby switch disconnecting, illustrated 2-9 positions 2-4 removing 2-9 removing, illustrated 2-10 replacing 2-10 power status indicator, defined 4-17 power supply blank cover, part number 1-3 cables, removing 2-47 connector, identified 4-5 connector, removing, illustrated 2-49 connectors, identified 4-5 dielectric voltage 5-4 frequency range 5-4 input transient susceptibility 5-4 input voltage specifications 5-4 LEDs, identifying 4-15 LEDs, illustrated 4-15 minimum load 5-4 overview 4-15 part number 1-5 power factor 5-4 rear panel connector, identified 4-2 removing 2-24 removing,illustrated 2-24 replacing 2-24 temperature range 5-4 voltage input 5-4 power switch LEDs, illustrated 4-12 positions 2-4 removing, illustrated 2-10 Power-On Self-Test See POST preparation procedures hot-pluggable parts 2-4 non-hot-pluggable parts 2-4 powering down server 2-5 rack warnings 2-6 server warnings and precautions 2-7 processor and processor terminator modules description, identification 2-25 location, illustrated 2-25 processor cage part number 1-6 removing 2-46 removing, illustrated 2-46 replacing 2-46 processor core frequency switch (SW4), illustrated 4-9

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Compaq ProLiant DL580 Server Maintenance and Service Guide
canceling an action
2-38
illustrated
2-38
expansion board
removing
2-37
removing, illustrated
2-39
replacing
2-39
LED switchboard and cable
part number
1-6
removing
2-42
removing, illustrated
2-42
replacing
2-42
non-hot-plug expansion board,
replacing
2-40
slots
controlling
2-36
identified
4-3
illustrated
2-36
switchboard LEDs
description
4-17
illustrated
4-17
status indicators
4-17
peripheral board
configuration switch (SW1),
settings
4-7
configuration switch,
illustrated
4-7
connectors, identified
4-4
connectors, illustrated
4-4
part number
1-6
removing
2-28
removing, illustrated
2-28
replacing
2-28
plastics kit, part number
1-3
pointing device interface, test error
codes
3-32
POST
beeps, description
3-8
defined
3-7
error messages
3-7
power backplane board
cable routing
2-22
connectors, identified
4-5
connectors, illustrated
4-5
part number
1-6
removing
2-44
removing, illustrated
2-44
replacing
2-44
power cable assembly
part number
1-6
removing
2-47
removing from chassis,
illustrated
2-47
removing ground wire
screw
2-48
replacing
2-49
unplugging from power
backplane board
2-48
Power On/Standby switch
disconnecting, illustrated
2-9
positions
2-4
removing
2-9
removing, illustrated
2-10
replacing
2-10
power status indicator, defined
4-17
power supply
blank cover, part number
1-3
cables, removing
2-47
connector, identified
4-5
connector, removing,
illustrated
2-49
connectors, identified
4-5
dielectric voltage
5-4
frequency range
5-4
input transient susceptibility
5-4
input voltage specifications
5-4
LEDs, identifying
4-15
LEDs, illustrated
4-15
minimum load
5-4
overview
4-15
part number
1-5
power factor
5-4
rear panel connector,
identified
4-2
removing
2-24
removing,illustrated
2-24
replacing
2-24
temperature range
5-4
voltage input
5-4
power switch
LEDs, illustrated
4-12
positions
2-4
removing, illustrated
2-10
Power-On Self-Test
See
POST
preparation procedures
hot-pluggable parts
2-4
non-hot-pluggable parts
2-4
powering down server
2-5
rack warnings
2-6
server warnings and
precautions
2-7
processor and processor terminator
modules
description, identification
2-25
location, illustrated
2-25
processor cage
part number
1-6
removing
2-46
removing, illustrated
2-46
replacing
2-46
processor core frequency switch
(SW4), illustrated
4-9