Dell PowerEdge C410x User Manual
Dell PowerEdge C410x
Hardware Owner’s Manual
Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
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Contents
NOTES, CAUTIONS, AND WARNINGS .................................................................................................................. 1
CONTENTS ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 6
POWER SEQUENCE .......................................................................................................................................................... 6
SUPPORTED GPGPU CONFIGURATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 10
GPGPU SUPPORT LIMITATION ........................................................................................................................................ 10
INFINIBAND (IB) SUPPORT LIMITATION ............................................................................................................................. 10
CHECKLIST ................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................. 11
A TOUR OF THE SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................. 11
System Front View ............................................................................................................................................... 11
System Back View ................................................................................................................................................ 11
SYSTEM LEDS DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................................ 13
Front System LEDs ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Static / Dynamic IP Switch Function Instruction .................................................................................................. 14
3 REMOVING AND INSTALLING HARDWARE ................................................................................................... 15
SAFETY MEASURES ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
SYSTEM COVER ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
Removing System Cover ....................................................................................................................................... 15
Installing the system cover .................................................................................................................................. 18
PCI CAGE .................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Removing the PCI Cage ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Installing the PCI cage .......................................................................................................................................... 20
PCIE CARD .................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Replacing PCIe Card ............................................................................................................................................. 20
For M1060 Card ................................................................................................................................................... 20
Installing the M1060 card .................................................................................................................................... 21
Installing the Intel 5110P Card ............................................................................................................................. 25
Removing the 5110P card .................................................................................................................................... 28
Installing the NVIDIA K10/K20 Card ..................................................................................................................... 30
Removing the NVIDIA K10/K20 Card ................................................................................................................... 36
Replacing System Fans ......................................................................................................................................... 41
Installing the system fans .................................................................................................................................... 43
FAN CAGE.................................................................................................................................................................... 44
Replacing System Fan Cage ................................................................................................................................. 44
Installing the system fan cage ............................................................................................................................. 48
POWER SUPPLY ............................................................................................................................................................ 49
Replacing Power Supplies .................................................................................................................................... 49
POWER DISTRIBUTION BOARD (PDB) ............................................................................................................................... 52
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Replacing Power Distribution Board (PDB) .......................................................................................................... 52
Installing the power distribution board ............................................................................................................... 58
IPASS BOARD ............................................................................................................................................................... 59
Replacing iPass Board .......................................................................................................................................... 59
Installing the iPass board ..................................................................................................................................... 67
MIDDLE BOARD ............................................................................................................................................................ 68
Replacing Middle Board ....................................................................................................................................... 68
Installing the system middle board ...................................................................................................................... 69
FRONT I/O PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................ 70
Removing Front I/O Panel .................................................................................................................................... 70
Installing the Front IO panel ................................................................................................................................ 71
INSTALLING THE RAIL AND THE SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................. 72
4 CABLE ROUTINGS ........................................................................................................................................ 75
IPASS PORT MAPPING ................................................................................................................................................... 76
5 BMC REMOTE MANAGEMENT CONSOLE ...................................................................................................... 77
INITIAL CONFIGURATION USING A DHCP SERVER ................................................................................................................ 77
STATIC/DHCP IP CONTROLLED BY FRONT PANEL BUTTON ................................................................................................... 78
REMOTE MANAGEMENT CONSOLE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 79
ENTER DELL REMOTE MANAGEMENT CONSOLE .................................................................................................................. 80
Properties ............................................................................................................................................................. 80
CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 81
Network ............................................................................................................................................................... 81
Security ................................................................................................................................................................ 82
Users .................................................................................................................................................................... 83
Services ................................................................................................................................................................ 84
IPMI .......................................................................................................................................................................... 85
SESSIONS .................................................................................................................................................................... 87
UPDATES .................................................................................................................................................................... 88
Utilities ................................................................................................................................................................. 89
SERVER INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................... 90
Power Control ...................................................................................................................................................... 90
Power Consumption ............................................................................................................................................. 91
GPU Power Consumption ..................................................................................................................................... 92
Thermal ................................................................................................................................................................ 93
Fans ...................................................................................................................................................................... 93
Temperatures ....................................................................................................................................................... 93
SYSTEM EVENT LOG ...................................................................................................................................................... 94
Platform Events.................................................................................................................................................... 95
Traps Settings ...................................................................................................................................................... 96
Email Settings ...................................................................................................................................................... 97
Port Map .............................................................................................................................................................. 98
6 TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR SYSTEM ............................................................................................................. 99
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S
AFETY FIRST—FOR YOU AND YOUR SYSTEM
Checking GPU Card ............................................................................................................................................ 100
Checking iPass Cable .......................................................................................................................................... 100
Checking iPass Connector to Host System ......................................................................................................... 101
Check if iPass Board (GS-IPASS2 / GS-IPASS3) is installed properly ................................................................... 101
7 JUMPERS AND CONNECTORS ..................................................................................................................... 102
D
ELL POWEREDGE
C410X M
IDDLE BOARD CONNECTORS AND JUMPERS
8 GETTING HELP ........................................................................................................................................... 103
C
ONTACTING DELL
........................................................................................................................................................ 103
9 INDEX ........................................................................................................................................................ 104
........................................................................................................................... 99
........................................................................................ 102
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1
Introduction
Power Sequence
It is recommended that the following power sequence be followed when using the C410x and BMC 1.34 (or
newer) with a host server not Intel E5-2600 Series based:
1. For a single host server connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii.
Power up the host server.
b.
Power Down Sequence:
i.
Power down the host server.
ii.
Wait for the host server to power off.
iii.
Power down the C410x.
2. For multiple host servers connected to a C410x:
a. Initial Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii.
Power up the host server.
b. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
i.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be applied by pressing the cage power button or
using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
i. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to light.
ii. Power up the host server.
iii. Repeat for each host server connected to the C410x.
b. Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the host server.
ii. Wait for the host server to power off.
iii. Power down the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be removed by pressing the cage power button
or using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
iv. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to turn off.
v. Repeat for each host serve connected to the C410x.
It is recommended that the following power sequence be followed when using the C410x and BMC 1.34 (or
newer) with a host server that is Intel E5-2600 Series based:
1. For a single host server connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
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ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii.
Power up the host server.
b.
Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the C410x.
ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to turn off and the fans to
turn off.
NOTE: The host server may report errors of missing devices on the PCIe bus.
iii.
Power down the host server.
iv.
Wait for the host server to power off.
2. For multiple host servers connected to a C410x:
a. Initial Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii.
Power up the host server.
b. Power Up Sequence:
i. Power up the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be applied by pressing the cage power button or
using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
vi. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to light.
vii. Power up the host server.
viii. Repeat for each host server connected to the C410x.
c. Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be removed by pressing the cage power button
or using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to turn off.
NOTE: The host server may report errors of missing devices on the PCIe bus.
iii. Power down the host server.
iv. Wait for the host server to power off.
Repeat for each host serve connected to the C410x.
v.
It is recommended that the following power sequence be followed when using the C410x and BMC 1.32 with a
host server not Intel E5-2600 Series based:
3. For a single host server connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii. Wait for the Blue UID LED on the left ear tab to stop blinking and then turn
off. When the UID LED turns off the PCIe bus initialization is complete.
NOTE: After the C410x power up the PCIe bus initialization will start. The PCIe
bus initialization status can be checked using IPMITool commands identified in the
“Using the C410x Base Board Management Controller”.
iv. Power up the host server.
b.
Power Down Sequence:
i.
Power down the host server.
ii.
Wait for the host server to power off.
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iii. Power down the C410x.
4. For multiple host servers connected to a C410x:
a. Initial Power Up Sequence:
i.
Power up the C410x.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii. Wait for the Blue UID LED on the left ear tab to stop blinking and then turn
off. When the UID LED turns off the PCIe bus initialization is complete.
NOTE: After the C410x power up the PCIe bus initialization will start. The PCIe bus
initialization status can be checked using IPMITool commands identified in the
“Using the C410x Base Board Management Controller”.
iv. Power up the host server.
b. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
i.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be applied by pressing the cage power button or
using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
vi. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to light.
vii. Power up the host server.
viii. Repeat for each host server connected to the C410x.
d. Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the host server.
ii. Wait for the host server to power off.
iii. Power down the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be removed by pressing the cage power button
or using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
iv. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to turn off.
v. Repeat for each host serve connected to the C410x.
It is recommended that the following power sequence be followed when using the C410x and BMC 1.32 with a
host server that is Intel E5-2600 Series based:
3. For a single host server connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii. Wait for the Blue UID LED on the left ear tab to stop blinking and then turn
off. When the UID LED turns off the PCIe bus initialization is complete.
NOTE: After the C410x
power up the PCIe bus initialization will start. The PCIe bus initialization status
can be checked using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base
Board Management Controller”.
iv. Power up the host server.
b.
Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the C410x.
ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to turn off and the fans to
turn off.
NOTE: The host server may report errors of missing devices on the PCIe bus.
iii.
Power down the host server.
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iv. Wait for the host server to power off.
4. For multiple host servers connected to a C410x:
a. Initial Power Up Sequence:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii. Wait for the Blue UID LED on the left ear tab to stop blinking and then turn
off. When the UID LED turns off the PCIe bus initialization is complete.
NOTE: After the C410x power up the PCIe bus initialization will start. The PCIe
bus initialization status can be checked using IPMITool commands identified in the
“Using the C410x Base Board Management Controller”.
iv. Power up the host server.
b. Power Up Sequence:
i.
Power up the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be applied by pressing the cage power button or
using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
vi. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to light.
vii. Power up the host server.
viii. Repeat for each host server connected to the C410x.
e. Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be removed by pressing the cage power button
or using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to turn off.
NOTE: The host server may report errors of missing devices on the PCIe bus.
iii. Power down the host server.
iv. Wait for the host server to power off.
Repeat for each host serve connected to the C410x.
v.
It is recommended that the following power sequence be followed when using the C410x and BMC 1.28 with a
host server:
1. For a single host server connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequenc:
Power up the C410x.
i.
ii.
Wait for the Green power LEDs on the individual PCI cages to light.
iii.
Power up the host server.
b.
Power Down Sequence:
i.
Power down the host server.
ii.
Wait for the host server to power off.
iii.
Power down the C410x.
2. For multiple host servers connected to a C410x:
a. Power Up Sequence:
Power up the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
i.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be applied by pressing the cage power button or
using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
ii. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to light.
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iii. Power up the host server.
iv. Repeat for each host server connected to the C410x.
b. Power Down Sequence:
i. Power down the host server.
ii. Wait for the host server to power off.
iii. Power down the PCI cage(s) associated with the iPass port connected to the C410x.
NOTE: The PCI cage power can be removed by pressing the cage power button
or using IPMITool commands identified in the “Using the C410x Base Board
Management Controller” document.
iv. Wait for the Green power LEDs on the cage(s) to turn off.
v. Repeat for each host serve connected to the C410x.
Supported GPGPU Configurations
The C410x supports installing different GP GPU and other devices in the chassis.
Mixing different GPGPUs connected to the sam e ho st server is not supported. All GPGPUs conne cted to a
host server must be the same type.
Mixing other devices with GPGPUs connected to the same host server is supported.
GPGPU Support Limitation
There are some host servers that have multiple PCIex16 expansion slots. This allows multiple Host
Interface Cards (HIC) to be installed in a single host server. The flexibility of the C410x system allows 16
GPGPUs to be connected to a single host server with multiple PCIex16 expansion slots. Host servers that
are based on x86 architecture have a 16 bit (total 64 K) IO address space hardware limit. The 16 bit IO
address space hardware limit limits the number of PCI devices that can be connected to the host server.
The host server does not boot or other POST errors occur if the IO address space limit is exceeded. The
number of onboard host server PCI devices utilize a fixed amount of IO address space. The remaining IO
address space is used to determine the number of GPGPU that can be installed in a C410x that is
connected to the single host server. Each GPGPU requires 4K of IO address space. The number of
onboard PCI devices plus the number of GPGPUs determine the amount of IO address space used.
Therefore, the 16 bit IO address space limitation does not allow a single host server to support 16
GPGPUs installed in a C410x.
InfiniBand (IB) Support Limitation
Host servers will not support more than one IB car d inst al l ed in a C410x.
If more than one IB card is installed in a C410x and connected to a single host server issues may be
observed.
Checklist
Carefully unpack the Dell PowerEdge C410X server and check that the following items were included.
• One Dell PowerEdge C410X system
• Dell PowerEdge C410x Getting Started Guide
• Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information (SERI)
• Warranty and Support Information (WSI) or E nd User License Agreement (EULA)
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1
Power LED/Button
8
PCI Cage 5
2
System LED
9
PCI Cage 6
3
UID LED/Button
10
PCI Cage 7
4
PCI Cage 1
11
PCI Cage 8
5
PCI Cage 2
12
PCI Cage 9
6
PCI Cage 3
13
PCI Cage 10
7
PCI Cage 4
Product Overview
A Tour of the System
The following sections describe the external feat ures of the Dell PowerEdge C410X server.
System Front View
2
Figure 1 – Front View
System Back View
Back view of system is shown below:
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1
Power Module 1
11
iPass connector 6
2
Power Module 2
12
iPass connector 7
3
Power Module 3
13
iPass connector 8
4
Power Module 4
14
PCI Cage 11
5
BMC LAN Cable
15
PCI Cage 12
6
iPass connector 1
16
PCI Cage 13
7
iPass connector 2
17
PCI Cage 14
8
iPass connector 3
18
PCI Cage 15
9
iPass connector 4
19
PCI Cage 16
10
iPass connector 5
Figure 2 – Back View
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Color
Condition
Occurrence
System LEDs Description
Front System LEDs
The front system LEDs contain System LED, Power LED and UID LED information.
The detailed LEDs information is listed below:
Figure 3 – Front System LEDs
Table 1-1. Front System LEDs
System LED Displays status/errors and is controlled by BMC.
UID LED Lights when front or rear ID button is pressed.
Power LED
Amber Blink Fast Power supply fail
On FAN fail or sensor error
Blink GPU card fail
Color Condition Occurrence
Blue Off No identification
Blinking
Lights green when server is powered on.
Color Condition Occurrence
Green
ID Button pressed on system (ID command
executed)
On Power on
Off Power off
Blinking
Power on fail or without
any GPU card
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Static / Dynamic IP Switch Function Instruction
To switch from DHCP to static or vice versa:
Hold down the ID button for 5 seconds
While pressing the ID button, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds
Release the power button, and then the ID button
It will take ~30 seconds to change the configuration
The ID light will indicate which mode has been selected:
- Solid for 5 seconds indicates static IP
- Flashing for 5 seconds indicates DHCP
If the default IP address is changed, switching DHCP to static IP will change the IP address back to the
default.
Default IP address is 192.168.0.120
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3
Removing and Installing Hardware
Safety Measures
CAUTION: Many repairs may only be done by a certified service technician. You should only perform
troubleshooting and simple repairs as authorized in your product documentation, or as direct ed by the
online or telephone service and support team. Damage due t o servicing that is not authori zed by Dell is not
covered by your warranty. Read and follow the safety instructions that came with the product.
CAUTION: Computer components and electronic circuit boards can be damaged by discharges of
static electricity. Working on computers that are still connected to a power supply can be extremely
dangerous. Follow the simple guidelines bel ow to avoid damage to your computer or injury to yourself.
• Always disconnect the computer from the power outlet whenever you are working inside the
computer case.
• If possible, wear a grounded wrist strap when you are working inside the computer case.
Alternatively, discharge any static electricity by touching the bare metal system of the
computer case, or the bare metal body of any other grounded appliance.
• Hold electronic circuit boards by the edges only. Do not touch the components on the board
unless it is necessary to do so. Do not flex or stress the circuit board.
• Leave all components inside the static-proof packaging until y ou are ready to use the
component for the installation.
System Cover
Removing System Cover
CAUTION:
Follow these instructions to remove the system cover:
1. Loosen and remove the screws securing the middle cover.
Before you remove or install the system cover: Make sure the system is not
turned on or connected to AC power.
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2. Remove the middle top cover from the system.
3. Loosen and remove the screws securing the back cover.
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4. Slide the cover horizontally to the back using the traction pad and remove the back cover in
the direction of the arrow.
NOTE:
This system must be operated with the system cover installed to ensure proper cooling.
Installing the system cover
To install the system cover follow the instructions for removing the system cover in the reverse order.
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PCI Cage
Removing the PCI Cage
NOTE:
• Take note of the drive tray orientation bef ore sli ding it out.
• The tray will not fit back into the bay if inserted incorrectly.
1. Lift the release lever and pull on the cage handle at the same time.
2. Slide the cage assembly out of the system.
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Installing the PCI cage
To install the PCI cage follow the instructions for removing the PCI cage in the reverse order.
PCIe Card
Replacing PCIe Card
CAUTION:
Follow these instructions to replace a PCIE card:
For M1060 Card
1. See to Chapter 4 Cable Routings on pag e 57 to connect switch button cable and PCI power cable.
2. Insert the PCIe card by 45 degree and push it into the socket vertically.
CAUTION: Care should be taken to prev ent damag e t o compone nt s on the ba ck side of t he PCIe card.
Make sure the card does not drag across the card mounting standoffs of the cage when inserting the card
into the socket.
Before you remove or install the PCIe card, press PCI cage power button to
turn off the specific single PCI cage power bef ore replacing PCIe card.
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3. Secure the card in place with screws and place the PCI side cover as shown in the illustration.
4. Secure the PCI side cover and back cover in place wit h sc rews.
Installing the M1060 card
To install the M1060 card follow the instructions for removing the M1060 card in the reverse order.
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For M2050/M2070/M2070Q/M2075/M2090 Cards
1. Connect PCI power cable.
2. Insert the PCIe card by 45 degree and push it into the socket vertically.
CAUTION: Care should b e take n to preven t dam age to com ponents on the bac k s ide o f the PCIe card . Make sure the card does
not drag across the card mount i ng st and of fs of the cage when inserting the card into the socket.
3. Secure the card with screw.
4. Attach the support bracket on the PCIE board and secure it in place with 4 screws.
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5. Connect power cable to card as shown.
6. Replace the side cover.
7. Secure the side cover with 4 screws.
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8. Secure the PCIE side cover with 3 screws as illustration arro w show.
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Installing the Intel 5110P Card
Follow the instructions to install the Intel 5110P card.
1. Attach two support brackets with screws to the 5110P card heatsink cover.
Screw 2/4
Support Bracket 3
Support Bracket 1
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2. Connect power cable to card as shown.
CAUTION: Make sure the power ca ble is plugged before inserting th e PC Ie car d i nt o sock et .
3. Insert the 5110P card into the socket as shown in the illustration.
CAUTION: Care should be taken t o prev ent dam ag e t o c om ponen ts on t he back side of the PCIe card. Make sure the
card does not drag across the card m ount ing s tandoffs of the cage when inserting the card into the sock et .
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4. Secure the 511P card with 3 screws.
Screw 7
Screw 8
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Removing the 5110P card
Follow the instructions to remove the Intel 5110P card.
1. Remove the 3 securing screws.
2. Remove the 5110P card from the socket.
CAUTION: Care should be taken to prevent damage to components on the back side of the PCIe card. Make sure the card does
not drag across the card mount i ng st and of fs of the cage when removing the car d from the socket.
3. Unplug power cable as shown.
CAUTION: Make sure the card is comple tely rem oved from t he socket before unplugging the power cable.
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4. Remove the securing screws and the support bracket from the 5110P heatsink cover.
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Installing the NVIDIA K10/K20 Card
Follow the instructions to install the NVIDIA K10/K20 card.
1. Remove the 5 securing screws of K10 heatsink top cover.
Remove the 8 securing screws of K20 heatsink top cover.
NOTE: Please keep heatsink top cover and securing screws. The heatsink top cover should
be attached to replaced card before returning.
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