Intel SR1625UR Quick Start Guide - Page 1

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Read all caution and safety

statements in this document

before performing any of the

instructions.

Also see the

Intel

®

Server Board and Server Chassis

Safety Information

document at:

http://support.intel.com/support/

motherboards/server/sb/cs-010770

.htm

for complete safety information.

Warning

Installation and service of

this product to be performed

only by qualified service

personnel to avoid risk of injury from

electrical shock or energy hazard.

Tools Required

Caution

Observe normal ESD

[Electrostatic Discharge]

procedures during system

integration to avoid possible

damage to server board and/or

other components.

Anti-static

wrist strap

Phillips*

screwdriver

If you are not familiar with ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) procedures

used during system integration, please see the Intel

®

Server System

SR1625UR Service Guide, available on the Intel

®

Server Deployment

Toolkit CD or at

http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s5520ur/.

Read all cautions and warnings first before starting your server system integration.

Thank you for buying an Intel

®

Server System.

The following information will help you

assemble your Intel

®

Server System

SR1625UR (Product Codes: SR1625UR and SR1625URSAS)

and install components.

This guide and other supporting documents

are located on the web at

http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s5520ur/.

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Intel

®

Server System SR1625UR

Quick Start User's Guide

Please boot to the Intel

®

Server Deployment Toolkit CD first for BIOS and firmware

configuration and updates.

1

Preparing

the Chassis

Observe normal ESD

(Electrostatic Discharge)

procedures.

Place your

Intel

®

Server

Chassis on a flat anti-static

surface to perform the

following integration

procedures.

Observe ESD

procedures before

reaching inside to make

server board connections

or install components.

IMPORTANT!

Before proceeding further,

check your Intel

®

Server

System for disconnected

or loose cables and

components that may

have occurred during

shipping.

Install the standoffs to the server board

by pressing into the holes as shown.

A

B

C

Note:

For the 1-socket

module, install three

standoffs as shown in

gray.

For the 2-socket

module, also install

the fourth standoff as

shown in red.

1-Socket

I/O Exp. Module

Standoff

Hole

2-Socket

I/O Exp. Module

I/O Connector 1

A

B

C

Filler Panels

2

Remove the

Top Cover

B

Remove the security screw.

Depress the latch.

C

Slide cover back

and lift upward.

A

C

B

A

3

Remove Add-in

Card Riser Assembly

To remove the riser:

Grasp the riser assembly with both

hands and lift straight up.

CAUTION:

Place the riser

assembly

upside down to

avoid damage

to the riser card

connector.

Riser Card

Connector

4

Remove

Processor

Air Duct

Processor

Air Duct

Squeeze the sides of the filler panel(s) to disengage it from the server system back panel and

remove it.

Note: If you are installing an I/O expansion module that uses only one slot, remove the filler

panel only from the slot shown so that the module can be attached to I/O Connector 1; do

not remove the filler panel from the other slot.

Position the module over

the server board, fit the

front of the module into

the back panel slot(s),

and then attach the

module to the server

board connector and

engage the standoffs.

Snap

Standoff

I/O Connector 2

Minimum Hardware Requirements

To avoid integration difficulties and

possible board damage, your system must

meet the following minimum requirements:

•

Memory Type:

Minimum of one

512-MB, 240-pin DDR3

800/1066/1333-MT/s DIMMs.

•

Processor:

Intel

®

Xeon

®

processor

5500 series with 2 MB cache support.

•

Hard Disk Drives:

SATA/SAS

•

Rack Mount Kit

(EIA 310-D compliant)

For a complete list of compatible

processors, heatsinks,

and memory, see

http://support.intel.com/support/

motherboards/server/s5520ur/

6

Install the Processor(s)

F.

Close Load Plate and

Socket Lever

D. Remove the

Processor

Protective Cover

Take the processor

out of the box and

remove the

protective shipping

cover.

A

A

C.

Remove the Socket

Protective Cover

Save the protective cover

for future use.

Grasp the socket protective cover

by the two tabs and carefully lift

straight up.

A

To avoid damage, DO NOT

DROP the cover onto the

socket wires or components.

Orient the processor with the

socket socket such that the

orientation notches on the

processor align with the two

orientation posts on the socket.

A

Install the processor as shown.

Close the load

plate all the

way as

shown.

Close the socket lever and

ensure that the load plate tab

engages under the socket

lever when fully closed.

B

A

A

A

Orientation Notch

Orientation Post

E. Install the Processor

CAUTION:

The underside of the

processor has components

that may damage the socket

wires if installed improperly.

Components

Processor must align

correctly with the socket

opening before installation.

DO NOT DROP processor

into the

socket!

A. Open the Socket

Lever

Push the lever handle

down and away from

the socket to

release it.

Rotate the lever open

all the way.

B.

Open the Load Plate

Push the rear tab with your

finger tip to bring the front

end of the load plate

up slightly.

Open the load plate

as shown.

A

B

A

B

A

B

Read all Cautions before proceeding.

When unpacking a processor, hold

by the edges only to avoid touching

the gold contact wires.

NOTE: If you are only using one processor

on your server board, install the processor

on the CPU socket labeled ‘CPU 1’ on the

server board.

When opening a socket, DO NOT

TOUCH the gold socket wires.

B

A

10

Install Intel® Remote Management Module 3 (optional)

Attach the module bracket to the

chassis with two screws as shown.

Note that screws install from the

back of the chassis.

Attach the RMM3 module bracket to the RMM3 module with two screws as shown.

Connect one end of the cable (labeled 'RMM3') to the RMM3 connector on the RMM3 module.

Note that cable

connectors are keyed and can only go in one way.

Connect the opposite end of the cable (labeled 'server board') to the RMM3 connector on the server board.

B

Squeeze the sides of the RMM3 filler panel to disengage it from the server system back panel and remove it.

A

C

D

E

E

RMM3

Connector

D

RMM3 Module

A

B

Top View

C

Bottom

9

Install I/O Expansion Module (optional)

Squeeze the sides of the filler panel(s) to disengage it from the server system back panel

and remove it.

Note:

If you are installing an I/O expansion module that uses only one slot,

remove the filler panel only from the slot shown so that the module can be attached to I/O

Connector 1; do not remove the filler panel from the other slot.

Install the standoffs to the server

board by pressing into the

holes as shown.

Note:

For the 1-socket

module, install three

standoffs as shown in

gray.

For the 2-socket

module, also install

the fourth standoff as

shown in red.

Position the module over

the server board, fit the

front of the module into the

back panel slot(s), and

then attach the module to

the server board connector

and engage the standoffs.

A

B

C

1-Socket

I/O Exp. Module

Standoff

Hole

2-Socket

I/O Exp. Module

I/O Connector 1

A

B

Filler Panels

C

Fourth

Standoff

Position

I/O Connector 2

Snap

Standoff

8

Install Memory DIMMs

To Install DIMMs:

Memory Configurations and Population Order:

Note:

For additional memory configurations, see the Service Guide

on the Intel

®

Server Deployment Toolkit CD that accompanied

your Intel

®

Server System SR1625UR, or go to:

http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s5520ur

Memory sizing and configuration is supported only for qualified

DIMMs approved by Intel.

For a list of supported memory, use the

Server Configurator Tool available at:

http://serverconfigurator.intel.com/default.aspx

For best performance, a minimum of three DIMMs per CPU is recommended.

In a single-processor configuration, always populate A1 DIMM first.

In a

dual-processor configuration, always populate A1 DIMM first for CPU 1 and D1 DIMM

first for CPU2.

In order to maintain adequate thermal levels, DIMMs or DIMM

blanks must be installed in the DIMM slots as per the following requirements:

•

If you have only one processor installed, all CPU 1 DIMM slots

must either have a DIMM or DIMM blank installed.

You may

either leave the CPU 2 DIMM slots empty or store extra blanks

in the blue DIMM slots.

•

If you have both processors installed, all blue DIMM slots in

CPU 1 and CPU 2 must either have a DIMM or a DIMM blank

installed.

You may store extra DIMM blanks in any of the

unused CPU 1 DIMM slots.

Open both DIMM socket levers.

Push down firmly on the DIMM until it

snaps into place and both levers close.

Insert DIMM making sure the connector edge

of the DIMM aligns correctly with the slot.

C

A

D

IMPORTANT!

Visually check that each

latch is fully closed and correctly

engaged with each DIMM edge slot.

E

Note location of alignment notch.

B

CAUTION:

Avoid touching contacts

when handling or installing DIMMs.

A

C

D

B

E

DIMM A2

DIMM A1

DIMM C1

DIMM C2

DIMM B1

DIMM B2

Chan A

Chan B

Chan C

CPU Socket 1

DIMM F1

DIMM F2

DIMM D2

DIMM D1

DIMM E2

DIMM E1

Chan F

Chan E

Chan D

CPU Socket 2

5

Remove the Heatsink(s)

The heatsink is attached to the server board /

processor socket with captive fasteners.

Using a #2 Phillips* screwdriver, loosen the four

screws located on the heatsink corners in a

diagonal manner using the following procedure:

Lift the heatsink straight up.

A

D

TIM

Remove the

Spacer

This Side Up

Discard to Install CPU

IMPORTANT:

This spacer must be

removed and discarded before

opening the socket to install the

processor in Step 6.

This Side Up

Discard to Install CPU

CAUTION: The heatsink has thermal interface

material (TIM) on the underside of it.

Use caution so

that you do not damage the thermal interface material.

Use gloves to avoid sharp edges.

Using a #2 Phillips* screwdriver, start with

screw 1 and loosen it by giving it two rotations

and stop.

(IMPORTANT: Do not fully loosen.)

Repeat steps A and B by giving each screw

two rotations each time until all screws are

loosened.

Proceed to screw 2 and loosen it by giving it two

rotations and stop. Similarly, loosen screws 3

and 4.

B

C

A

D

7

Install the Heatsink(s)

TIM

Each heatsink has four captive fasteners and should be tightened in a

diagonal manner using the following procedure:

Note:

Heatsink styles may vary.

Remove the protective film on the TIM if present.

Using a #2 Phillips* screwdriver, start with screw 1 and engage screw

threads by giving it two rotations and stop.

(Do not fully tighten.)

Repeat steps C and D by giving each screw two rotations each time

until each screw is lightly tightened up to a maximum of

8 inch-lbs torque.

Proceed to screw 2 and engage screw threads by giving it two

rotations and stop. Similarly, engage screws 3 and 4.

D

CAUTION: The heatsink has thermal interface

material (TIM) on the underside of it.

Use caution so

that you do not damage the thermal interface material.

Use gloves to avoid sharp edges.

E

C

A

Align

heatsink fins

to the front and back of the chassis

for correct airflow.

Airflow goes from front-to-back

of chassis.

B

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This Intel® Server Chassis requires passive heatsinks.

2

3

1

4

CAUTION:

Do not

over-tighten

fasteners.

Air Flow

Chassis Front

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