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To avoid drive carrier interference, tuck the two cables underneath the flanges of the drive bracket. 15. Insert the LFF drives into the drive carrier, the open end of the drive carrier should be facing down and the drive stickers should be facing up, and then secure each drive by tightening two T-15 6-32 screws on either side of the drive carrier for each drive installed. Be sure to install each drive with the sticker facing up and the connectors facing toward the rear. 16. Install the drive carrier into the server: a. Place the drive carrier, with the open end of the drive carrier facing up, on the drive bracket. Hardware options installation 28

Section	Page
HP ProLiant ML10 Server User Guide	1
Abstract	1
Notice	2
Contents	3
Component identification	6
Front panel components	6
Front panel LEDs and buttons	6
Rear panel components	7
Rear panel LEDs and buttons	8
System board components	8
DIMM slot locations	9
System maintenance switch	10
NMI functionality	10
Fan locations	11
Operations	12
Power up the server	12
Power down the server	12
Remove the access panel	12
Remove the front bezel	13
Install the front bezel	14
Install the access panel	14
Setup	16
Optional installation services	16
Optimum environment	16
Space and airflow requirements	16
Temperature requirements	17
Power requirements	17
Electrical grounding requirements	17
Identifying the contents of the server shipping carton	18
Installing hardware options	18
Setting up a tower server	18
Powering up and configuring the server	18
Installing the operating system	19
Registering the server	19
Hardware options installation	20
Introduction	20
HP product QuickSpecs	20
Drive installation guidelines	20
Installing the drive enablement option	20
Installing the 3 LFF drive enablement option	24
Optical drive option	32
Memory options	36
DIMM identification	36
Single-rank and dual-rank DIMMs	37
Memory subsystem architecture	37
Memory configuration	37
ECC memory configuration	37
UDIMM maximum memory configurations	37
General DIMM slot population guidelines	38
Installing a DIMM	38
Expansion board options	40
Cabling	43
Drive cabling	43
Front I/O assembly cabling	44
Optical drive cabling	44
Ambient temperature sensor cabling	45
Fan cabling	45
Power supply cabling	46
Software and configuration utilities	47
Configuration tools	47
HP ROM-Based Setup Utility	47
Using RBSU	47
Auto-configuration process	47
Boot options	48
Array Configuration Utility	48
Re-entering the server serial number and product ID	49
Management tools	50
Automatic Server Recovery	50
ROMPaq utility	50
Integrated Lights-Out technology	50
USB support	51
Diagnostic tools	51
HP Insight Diagnostics survey functionality	51
Integrated Management Log	51
Remote support and analysis tools	52
HP Insight Remote Support software	52
Keeping the system current	52
Drivers	52
Operating System Version Support	53
HP Smart Update Manager	53
Change control and proactive notification	53
Care Pack	53
Troubleshooting	54
Troubleshooting resources for previous HP ProLiant server models	54
System battery replacement	55
Regulatory information	57
Safety and regulatory compliance	57
Belarus Kazakhstan Russia marking	57
Turkey RoHS material content declaration	58
Ukraine RoHS material content declaration	58
Warranty information	58
Electrostatic discharge	59
Preventing electrostatic discharge	59
Grounding methods to prevent electrostatic discharge	59
Specifications	60
Environmental specifications	60
Server specifications	60
Power supply specifications	60
Support and other resources	62
Before you contact HP	62
HP contact information	62
Customer Self Repair	62
Acronyms and abbreviations	70
Documentation feedback	73

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Hardware options installation 28

To avoid drive carrier interference, tuck the two cables underneath the flanges of the drive bracket.

15.

Insert the LFF drives into the drive carrier, the open end of the drive carrier should be facing down and

the drive stickers should be facing up, and then secure each drive by tightening two T-15 6-32 screws

on either side of the drive carrier for each drive installed.

Be sure to install each drive with the sticker facing up and the connectors facing toward the rear.

16.

Install the drive carrier into the server:

Place the drive carrier, with the open end of the drive carrier facing up, on the drive bracket.