Honeywell PE SC1430 Planning, Installation And Service Manual

Experion and TPS Systems

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server

Planning, Installation, and Service Guide

EP-DPCXX6

EX12-100

12/2007

Notices and Trademarks

Copyright 2007 by Honeywell International Inc.

Release Independent, December 17, 2007

While this information is presented in good faith and believed to be accurate, Honeywell disclaims
the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose and makes no
express warranties except as may be stated in its written agreement with and for its customers.

In no event is Honeywell liable to anyone for any indirect, special or consequential damages. The
information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice.

Honeywell, PlantScape, Icon Series, and TotalPlant are registered trademarks of Honeywell
International Inc.

Experion is a trademark of Honeywell International Inc.
Other brand or product names are trademarks of their respective owners.

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Process Solutions

2500 West Union Hills Drive

Phoenix, AZ 85027

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Document ID

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Number

Publication

Date

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server,
EX12-100

EP-DPCXX6

Release

Independent

02/07

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server,
EX12-100

EP-DPCXX6

Release

Independent

ECO P270143
ECO P270163
ECO P270209

10/10/07

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server,
EX12-100

EP-DPCXX6

Release

Independent

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Document Title

Doc ID

TPS Users

TPS System Site Planning

SW02-550 or later

TPS System Implementation Guide for Windows 2003

TP08X

TPS System Planning Guide for Windows 2003

TP10X

TPS System Administration Guide for Windows 2003

TP06X

PE SC1430-Based Honeywell Server Planning, Installation, and Service Guide EX12

About This Document

This document contains installation and service information for the Dell Power Edge SC1430
Server (PE SC1430-based Honeywell server). The instructions and service information contained
herein address the server itself, and assumes that associated network communication equipment
has been pre-installed by the Honeywell factory or has manuals dedicated to its installation and
service. This server is not a standard Dell model and cannot be ordered independently from Dell.

Release Information

References

The following list identifies all documents that may be sources of reference for material discussed
in this publication.

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Document Title

Doc ID

Experion PKS Users

Experion PKS Overview

EP-DCSX32 or later

Experion PKS Software Installation and Upgrade Guide

EP-DCXX12 or later

Server and Client Planning Guide

EP-DSX132 or later

Server and Client Configuration Guide (for Experion PKS)

EP-DSXX22 or later

Experion PKS Operators Guide

EP-DSXX42 or later

FTE Users

Fault Tolerant Ethernet Installation and Service Guide

FE05

United States and Canada

Contact:
Phone:

Fascimile:
Mail:

Honeywell Solution Support Center
1-800-822-7673 (outside Arizona)
602-313-5558 (in Arizona)
Calls are answered by dispatcher between 6:00 am and 4:00 pm
Mountain Standard Time. Emergency calls outside normal working hours
are received by an answering service and returned within one hour.
602-313-3293
Honeywell TAC, MS P13
2500 West Union Hills Drive
Phoenix, AZ, 85027

Europe

Contact:
Phone:
Fascimile:
Mail:

Honeywell TAC-EMEA
[phone]
[phone]
TAC-BE02
Hermes Plaza
Hermeslaan, 1H
B-1831 Diegem, Belgium

Support and Other Contacts

Support and Other Contacts

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Support and Other Contacts

Pacific

Contact:
Phone:

Fascimile:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – Pacific
1300-300-4822 (toll free within Australia)
[phone] (outside Australia)
[phone]
Honeywell Limited Australia
5 Kitchener Way
Burswood 6100, Western Australia
[e-mail]

India

Contact:
Phone:
Fascimile:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – India
[phone]
[phone]
Honeywell Automation India Ltd
56 and 57, Hadapsar Industrial Estate
Hadapsar, Pune –411 013, India
[e-mail]

Korea

Contact:
Phone:

Fascimile:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – Korea
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
Honeywell Co., Ltd
17F, Kikje Center B/D,
191, Hangangro-2Ga
Yongsan-gu, Seoul, 140-702, Korea
[e-mail]

People’s Republic of China

Contact:
Phone:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – China
[phone]
Honeywell (China) Co., Ltd
33/F, Tower A, City Center, 100 Zunyi Rd.
Shanghai 200051, People’s Republic of China
[e-mail]

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Singapore

Contact:
Phone:
Fascimile:

Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – South East Asia
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
Honeywell Private Limited
Honeywell Building
17, Changi Business Park Central 1
Singapore 486073
[e-mail]

Taiwan

Contact:
Phone:
Fascimile:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – Taiwan
[phone]
[phone]
Honeywell Taiwan Ltd.
17F-1, No. 260, Jhongshan 2nd Road.
Cianjhen District
Kaohsiung, Taiwan, ROC
[e-mail]

Japan

Contact:
Phone:
Fascimile:
Mail:

Email:

Honeywell Global TAC – Japan
[phone]
[phone]
Honeywell Japan Inc.
New Pier Takeshiba, South Tower Building,
20th Floor, 1-16-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku,
Tokyo 105-0022, Japan
[e-mail]

Elsewhere

Call your nearest Honeywell office.

World Wide Web

Honeywell Solution Support Online:
http://www.honeywell.com/ps

Support and Other Contacts

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Symbol Definitions

Training Classes

Honeywell Automation College:
http://www.automationcollege.com

Symbol

Definition

ATTENTION: Identifies information that requires special

consideration.

TIP: Identifies advice or hints for the user, often in terms of
performing a task.

REFERENCE - EXTERNAL: Identifies an additional source of
information outside of the book set.

REFERENCE - INTERNAL: Identifies an additional source of
information within the book set.

CAUTION

Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may result in equipment
or work (data) on the system being damaged or lost, or may result in
the inability to properly operate the process.

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used
to alert against unsafe practices.

CAUTION symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product
manual for additional information. The symbol appears next to
required information in the manual.

Symbol Definitions

The following table lists those symbols used in this document to denote certain conditions.

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Symbol

Definition

WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not
avoided, could result in serious injury or death.

WARNING symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product

manual for additional information. The symbol appears next to
required information in the manual.

WARNING, Risk of electrical shock: Potential shock hazard where
HAZARDOUS LIVE voltages greater than 30 Vrms, 42.4 Vpeak, or
60 VDC may be accessible.

ESD HAZARD: Danger of an electro-static discharge to which
equipment may be sensitive. Observe precautions for handling
electrostatic sensitive devices.

Protective Earth (PE) terminal: Provided for connection of the
protective earth (green or green/yellow) supply system conductor.

Functional earth terminal: Used for non-safety purposes such as
noise immunity improvement. NOTE: This connection shall be
bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance
with national local electrical code requirements.

Earth Ground. Functional earth connection. NOTE: This
connection shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of
supply in accordance with national and local electrical code
requirements.

Chassis Ground: Identifies a connection to the chassis or frame of
the equipment should be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of
supply in accordance with national and local electrical code
requirements.

Symbol Definitions

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Contents

1. SYSTEM PLANNING ................................................................... 13

1.1 Overview ........................................................................................................ 13

About the PE SC1430-based Honeywell server ................................................................... 13

Software requirements ......................................................................................................... 13

BIOS configuration ............................................................................................................... 13

1.2 Description ..................................................................................................... 14

Honeywell server model number .......................................................................................... 14

Equipment configuration ...................................................................................................... 15

Electronics module ............................................................................................................... 15

Storage and media devices .................................................................................................. 15

Standard features ................................................................................................................. 16

Optional features .................................................................................................................. 16

Power Cords ........................................................................................................................ 17

1.3 Finding Information for Your Platform ........................................................ 17

Honeywell documentation .................................................................................................... 17

Dell documentation .............................................................................................................. 17

1.4 TPN Slot Requirements ................................................................................ 19

TPN Node setup ................................................................................................................... 19

1.5 FTE Slot Requirements ................................................................................. 19

FTE Supervisory and Controlnet .......................................................................................... 19

FTE Supervisory and LCNP4M ............................................................................................ 20

FTE co-joined via on-board single NIC for EHG ................................................................... 20

1.6 General Ethernet Slot Requirements .......................................................... 20

Option 1 – Single Ethernet (on-board NIC used) .................................................................. 20

Option 2 – Dual Ethernet (on-board NIC used plus one single NIC) .................................... 21

Option 3 – Triple Ethernet (on-board NIC used plus one dual NIC) ..................................... 21

1.7 Honeywell Server Options ............................................................................ 21

Device options ...................................................................................................................... 21

Memory Option Configuration .............................................................................................. 22

1.8 Other Options ................................................................................................ 22

1.9 Specifications ................................................................................................ 23

Environmental specifications for a tower unit ....................................................................... 23

Environmental specifications for a cabinet ........................................................................... 23

Electronic assembly specifications ....................................................................................... 24

Hard disk drive specifications ............................................................................................... 24

Removable media specifications .......................................................................................... 25

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Mouse and Keyboard .......................................................................................................... 25

Monitor ................................................................................................................................ 26

1.10 Industrial Regulatory Compliance ............................................................ 27

Overview ............................................................................................................................. 27

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) .................................................................................. 27

Safety compliance ............................................................................................................... 28

1.11 Light Industrial Regulatory Compliance .................................................. 29

Overview ............................................................................................................................. 29

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) .................................................................................. 29

Safety Compliance .............................................................................................................. 30

2. PLATFORM INSTALLATION ...................................................... 31

2.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 31

Overview ............................................................................................................................. 31

Tasks for installing the server ................................................................ .............................. 31

Before you begin ................................................................................................................. 31

2.2 Power and Grounding Requirements .......................................................... 32

Grounding for server based nodes ...................................................................................... 32

Grounding cabinet ............................................................................................................... 32

AC Power Warning .............................................................................................................. 32

2.3 Back Panel Connections ............................................................................... 33

Back panel connections ...................................................................................................... 33

2.4 Installing the Server in a Cabinet ................................................................. 33

Overview ............................................................................................................................. 33

Mounting devices in cabinet ................................................................................................ 34

Unused cabinet spaces ................................................................ ....................................... 35

Install server in cabinet using the fixed mount option .......................................................... 36

Install server in cabinet using the slide mount option .......................................................... 37

2.5 Connect Cables .............................................................................................. 38

2.6 Install air duct baffles and blank front panels in cabinet .......................... 39

2.7 Starting up your Server ................................................................................. 41

Overview ............................................................................................................................. 41

Turn on power and check status ......................................................................................... 41

Check LCNP4M status ................................................................ ........................................ 41

3. OPERATION ................................................................................ 43

3.1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 43

Front view of server ............................................................................................................. 43

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Additional references ........................................................................................................... 44

3.2 Network Connections ................................................................................... 44

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 44

Ethernet network .................................................................................................................. 44

LCN network ........................................................................................................................ 45

LCN cables........................................................................................................................... 45

LCN connections .................................................................................................................. 45

MAU connection ................................................................................................................... 46

ControlNet Network .............................................................................................................. 46

4. PLATFORM SERVICING ............................................................. 47

4.1 Servicing the PE SC1430-based Server ...................................................... 47

Before you begin servicing ................................................................................................... 47

Accessing the electronics ..................................................................................................... 47

4.2 Servicing the LCNP4M Card ......................................................................... 52

LCNP4M card description .................................................................................................... 52

Replace the LCNP4M card................................................................................................... 52

4.3 Servicing the Hard Disk Drive and Power Supply ..................................... 56

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 56

References ........................................................................................................................... 56

4.4 Servicing Honeywell Options ....................................................................... 57

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 57

Slot requirements for TPN Node Setup ................................................................................ 57

Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Setup ............................................. 58

Replace cards in expansion slots ......................................................................................... 58

Add additional memory ........................................................................................................ 61

4.5 Verifying Correct BIOS Settings .................................................................. 65

Purpose ................................................................ ................................................................ 65

Accessing BIOS ................................................................................................................... 65

BIOS settings ....................................................................................................................... 66

Exiting the BIOS setup utility ................................................................................................ 68

4.6 Spare Parts Lists ........................................................................................... 69

Spare parts........................................................................................................................... 69

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Tables

Table 1-1 Honeywell Publications ................................................................................. 17

Table 1-2 Dell Publications ........................................................................................... 18

Table 1-3 Standard and Optional Memory Configuration ............................................. 22

Table 1-4 Environmental Operating Specifications for a Tower Unit ............................ 23

Table 1-5 Environmental Storage Specifications for a Tower Unit ............................... 23

Table 1-6 Environmental Operating Specifications for a Cabinet ................................. 23

Table 1-7 Typical Operating Power Requirements ....................................................... 24

Table 1-8 Maximum Operating Power Requirements ................................................... 24

Table 1-9 Electronic Assembly Weight and Dimensions .............................................. 24

Table 1-10 80 GB Hard Disk Drive Power Requirements ............................................. 25

Table 1-11 80 GB Hard Disk Drive Weight and Dimensions ........................................ 25

Table 1-12 Removable Media Power Requirements .................................................... 25

Table 1-13 EMC Specifications (Industrial Regulatory) ................................................ 27

Table 1-14 Safety Compliance (Industrial Regulatory) ................................................. 28

Table 1-15 EMC Specifications (Light Industrial Regulatory) ....................................... 29

Table 1-16 Safety Compliance (Light Industrial Regulatory) ........................................ 30

Table 2-1 Server Installation Tasks............................................................................... 31

Table 2-2 Cabinet Mounting Requirements .................................................................. 34

Table 2-3 Air Duct Baffle and Blank Front Panel Height Options ................................. 35

Table 3-1 Dell Publications for Operation and Servicing .............................................. 44

Table 4-1 Dell Publications for Hard Disk Drives and Power Supplies ......................... 56

Table 4-2 Slot Requirements for TPN Node Configuration ........................................... 57

Table 4-3 Slot Requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Configurations ...... 58

Table 4-4 Memory Upgrade Configuration .................................................................... 62

Table 4-5 Embedded GB NIC 1 BIOS Settings ............................................................ 65

Table 4-6 PE SC1430-based Server BIOS Settings ..................................................... 66

Table 4-7 Spare Parts for PE SC1430-based Server ................................................... 69

Figures

Figure 1-1 PE SC1430-based Honeywell Server .......................................................... 14

Figure 2-1 PE SC1430-based Back Panel Connections .............................................. 33

Figure 3-1 Front View of PE SC1430-based Server ..................................................... 43

Figure 3-2 LCN MAU to LCN Cable T-Connections ..................................................... 46

Figure 4-1 LCNP4M Card ............................................................................................. 52

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1.1 Overview

About the PE SC1430-based Honeywell server

Platforms sold by Honeywell are engineered for the process control mission of Experion
and TPS systems to provide consistent, robust performance. Through an extensive
qualification process, Honeywell defines specific peripheral devices, slot locations, and
BIOS settings for best performance and reliability, sometimes even adding cooling fans
for longer service. Honeywell platforms are then built to Honeywell specifications by
the computer manufacturer.

Honeywell engineering has tested the PE SC1430-based Honeywell server with other
Honeywell hardware and software and has qualified its use for specific configurations as
identified in the Software Change Notice (SCN). This server is not a standard Dell
model and cannot be ordered independently from Dell. The Technical Assistance Center
(TAC) is trained on and fully supports Honeywell platforms. Use of any other server,
including a similar Dell model, is considered a project special and its TAC support is
limited according to the services policy.

This server platform provides computer-based functionality for the Experion system and
the TPS system. For TPS systems and certain Experion systems configured with FTE,
the server has an LCNP4M card installed, which allows connection to the TotalPlant
Process Network (TPN) coax through the LCN Media Access Unit (MAU).
Additionally, this server connects to the Ethernet using the onboard NIC interface or the
optional FTE Ethernet through an installed dual NIC card.

Software requirements

This server runs on Windows Server 2003 Operating System only. The server platform
runs the latest version of Application Processing Platform (APP Node) or Experion
Server (ESVT, ESV, ACE, EHG, or SIM). Refer to the latest SCN for software
applications that have been qualified for use on the PE SC1430-based server platform.

BIOS configuration

All server platforms must have release 1.3.0 or later version of BIOS installed.

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Model Number

Description

Part Number

MZ-PCSV10-100

PE SC1430-based Honeywell server

51153737-100

1.2. Description

1.2 Description

Honeywell server model number

This user manual applies to the Honeywell-based server platform identified in the
following table.

Figure 1-1 PE SC1430-based Honeywell Server

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Equipment configuration

The server platform is used for TPS and Experion nodes and can be mounted in cabinet
furniture or used as a tower unit.

When mounted in a cabinet, the enclosure uses the following amount of space:

Fixed mount: 4U (7.0 inch) of rack space
Slide mount 5U (8.75 inch) of rack space

This server is not intended to be mounted in the Icon Series console, Classic, or Z/EZ
console; hence, this document does not include instructions for these types of
installations.

Electronics module

The electronics assemblies for the server are based upon the Dual-Core Intel® Xeon®
processors. The standard DDR2 memory for this platform is 1GB, 667 MHz (2– 512 MB
DDR2 Single Ranked Fully Buffered DIMMs), optionally expandable to 2.0, 3.0, or 4.0
GB.

The peripheral electronics assemblies are based on the Peripheral Component
Interconnect (PCI), PCI Extended (PCI-X) and PCI Express (PCI-E) bus and support
USB 1.1/2.0.

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1.2. Description

Storage and media devices

The standard mass storage for this platform is one 80 GB, 7.2K RPM, SATA drive. This
platform supplies an onboard SATA mass storage option without RAID_1 controller. A
USB keyboard with touchpad and USB optical mouse are included with the platform. A
Honeywell supplied monitor will need to be ordered separately.

Standard media devices in the server are the CDRW/DVD-ROM drive and 3.5 inch
floppy drive.

All mass storage devices are connected via onboard SATA ports and the floppy drive and
EIDE CDRW/DVD ROM combo drive are connected via the floppy disk connector and
IDE connectors on the motherboard respectively.

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1.2. Description

Standard features

The following is a list of the standard features of this platform:

Dell motherboard with Dual Core Intel Xeon 2.33GHz processors, 4 MB L2 Cache
Single embedded Gigabit NIC (Broadcom)
Integrated SATA controller
Expansion slots: five total – two PCI-E slots, two PCI-X slots, and one PCI slot
Front Ports: 2 USB 2.0
Rear Ports: one Serial, one Parallel, one Video, five USB 2.0, and one RJ45
Memory: 1GB DDR2 667MHz, Single Ranked FB DIMMS ECC
Media Drive: EIDE CDRW/DVD-ROM Drive
Hard Drive: one 80GB 7.2K RPM SATA II Hard Drive
Removable Drive: 3.5 inch, 1.44 Mb floppy drive
Video: integrated ATI ES1000 controller with 16 MB SDRAM
750W non-redundant Power Supply

Optional features

The following is a list of the additional options that may be configured in your platform:

Dual NIC
Single NIC
LCNP4M
Universal ControlNet Interface
Memory upgrade to 2 GB, 3 GB, or 4 GB

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1.3. Finding Information for Your Platform

Part Description

Part Number

AC power cord, 110 V

Use cable supplied
with server
AC power cord, 220 V

(1) 5130557-100

Part Description

Part Number

AC power cord, 120

51305490-600

AC power cord, 240

51305489-600

Publication

Contains information on

RE01: Honeywell Remoting
Options

Contains information for using a remote system with the
computer platform.

ADP01: Honeywell Peripheral

Adapters

Contains information for using the OEP/IKB adapter with
computer platforms that do not have the ISA card.

FE05: Fault Tolerant Ethernet

Installation and Service Guide

Contains information for installing and using FTE.

Power Cords

The following table lists the AC power cords applicable to a tower configuration.

The following table lists the Honeywell AC power cords (factory installed) applicable to
a cabinet configuration.

1.3 Finding Information for Your Platform

1. System Planning

Honeywell documentation

The following table lists other Honeywell publications that may be useful when installing
or operating the server platform.

Table 1-1 Honeywell Publications

Dell documentation

The following table lists Dell publications and other sources of information that will be
useful when installing, operating, and servicing the Honeywell server.

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Publication

Contains information on

Available

Information Update

Last-minute updates about technical
changes to your computer or advanced
technical-reference material for
experienced users or technicians

Packaged with the
computer

Dell™ PowerEdge™
Product Information
Guide

Warranty information
Safety information

Packaged with the
computer

www.dell.com

Getting Started With Your
System

Unpacking and connecting cables

Packaged with the
computer

Quick Installation Guide

Installing and configuring the server and
operating system

Packaged with the
computer

Product
Documentation CD

Dell™ PowerEdge™ PE
SC1430 Systems User's
Guide

How to remove and replace parts
Technical specifications
How to configure system settings
How to troubleshoot and solve problems

Product
Documentation CD

www.dell.com

Dell™ PowerEdge™

Operating System Driver
Installation Guide

Installing system drive

Packaged with the
computer

www.dell.com

Dell™ PowerEdge™ PE
SC1430 Systems
Installation and
Troubleshooting Guide

Diagnosing problems
Using status indicators for

troubleshooting

Product
Documentation CD

www.dell.com

1.3. Finding Information for Your Platform

Table 1-2 Dell Publications

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1.4 TPN Slot Requirements

Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

LCNP4M

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Dual NIC/Single NIC/Free Slot

Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

Universal ControlNet Interface

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Dual NIC/Single NIC/Free Slot

For more detailed slot configuration see Table 4-2.

TPN Node setup

1.5 FTE Slot Requirements

FTE must be used on the dual NIC card that is installed in PCI-X slot 6. Only one on­board NIC may be used with FTE. For more detailed slot configuration see Table 4-3.

1. System Planning

1.4. TPN Slot Requirements

FTE Supervisory and Controlnet

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Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

LCNP4M

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Dual NIC

Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

LCNP4M or CNET

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Dual NIC

Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

Free Slot

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Free Slot

1.6. General Ethernet Slot Requirements

FTE Supervisory and LCNP4M

FTE co-joined via on-board single NIC for EHG

1.6 General Ethernet Slot Requirements

For more detailed slot configuration see Table 4-3.

Option 1 – Single Ethernet (on-board NIC used)

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Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

Free Slot

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Single NIC

Slot Description

Option

Slot 1 – PCI-E x4

Free Slot

Slot 3 – PCI-E x16

Free Slot

Slot 4 – PCI

Free Slot

Slot 5 – PCI-X

Free Slot

Slot 6 – PCI-X

Dual NIC

Model Number

Option Description

NE-NICS01-100

Dual NIC

MZ-PCEB32-100

Single NIC

TC-PCIC02-100

Universal ControlNet Interface

TP-LCNP02-100

LCNP4M

MZ-PCEM05-100

Two 512 MB matched memory DIMMS

MZ-PCEM04-100

Two 1 GB matched memory DIMMS

Option 2 – Dual Ethernet (on-board NIC used plus one single NIC)

Option 3 – Triple Ethernet (on-board NIC used plus one dual NIC)

1. System Planning

1.7 Honeywell Server Options

Device options

In addition to the standard configuration, your platform may be configured with
additional options based on the model number you ordered. The following table lists
optional items for this server.

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DIMM

Socket

1 GB Memory

(standard)

2 GB

Memory

3 GB

Memory

4 GB

Memory

1

512 MB

512 MB

512 MB

1 GB

2

512 MB

512 MB

512 MB

1 GB

3 512 MB

1 GB

1 GB

4 512 MB

1 GB

1 GB

1.8. Other Options

Memory Option Configuration

System memory can be increased to a maximum of 4 GB. The memory capacity can be
increased to 2 GB by ordering memory option kit, MZ-PCEM05, which contains two 512
MB matched memory DIMMs. The memory capacity can be increased to 3 GB by
ordering memory option kit, MZ-PCEM04, which contains two 1 GB matched memory
DIMMs and to 4 GB by ordering two memory option kits, MZ-PCEM04. Memory
devices must be from the same memory supplier.

The following table shows the placement of memory devices for the memory capacity
options. The table is organized so that the DIMM sockets are in the same order as they
are located on the motherboard.

Table 1-3 Standard and Optional Memory Configuration

1.8 Other Options

Honeywell offers a cabinet mounted 8-port KVM switch/control console (model number
TP-KVMCB1 for switch with PS/2 interface and model number TP-KVMCB2 for switch
with USB interface) to provide a human interface (booting and maintenance activities) to
cabinet mounted servers. Either option comes pre-installed from the Honeywell factory.

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Description

Tower (Not Rackable)

Temperature

10º to 35º C (50º -95º F)

Relative Humidity

8 to 85%, non-condensing

Description

Tower (Not Rackable)

Temperature

-40º to 65º C (-40º to 149º F)

Relative Humidity

5 to 95%, non-condensing

Description

Rack Mount

Ambient room temperature

+10 to 30 º C (50º - 86º F)

Humidity

20 to 80% RH, non-condensing

Operating vibration

0.012” P-P displ 5.0 Hz to 12.7 Hz, then 0.1g to
150 Hz; 60 min per axis, all 3 axes

Site induced shock

6g, 10 msec half-sine pulses, 1 positive, 1
negative, all 3 axes

Environmental specifications for a tower unit

The following tables list environmental limitations for a tower unit.

Table 1-4 Environmental Operating Specifications for a Tower Unit

Table 1-5 Environmental Storage Specifications for a Tower Unit

Environmental specifications for a cabinet

The following table lists operating environmental limitations.

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1.9. Specifications

Table 1-6 Environmental Operating Specifications for a Cabinet

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Description

Requirement

DC POWER

N/A

AC Voltage

120 (90-132) Vrms
240 (180-260) Vrms

AC RMS Current

1.5 Arms
.94 Arms

AC Power

168 Watts
164 Watts

Description

Requirement

DC POWER

N/A

AC Voltage

120 (90-132) Vrms
240 (180-260) Vrms

AC RMS Current

2.02 Arms

1.16 Arms

AC Power

239 Watts
232 Watts

Description

Requirement

Height

447 mm (17.60 in.)

Width

170 mm (6.69 in.)

Depth

468.4 mm (18.44 in.)

Weight

18.6 Kg (41bs)

1.9. Specifications

Electronic assembly specifications

The following tables list electronic assembly specifications.

Table 1-7 Typical Operating Power Requirements

Table 1-8 Maximum Operating Power Requirements

Table 1-9 Electronic Assembly Weight and Dimensions

Hard disk drive specifications

The server platform has two hard disk drive bays. It uses one 80 GB, 7.2K RPM, SATA
hard drive. The second hard drive bay is empty. There is no option to add additional
hard drive(s). Disk drives in this platform must be the same size (GB) and speed (RPM).

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Table 1-10 80 GB Hard Disk Drive Power Requirements

Description

Requirement

DC 5 volt Power (typ)

5 Watts +/- 5%

DC 12 volt Power (typ)

12 Watts +10%, -8%

Other DC POWER

22 Watts Max, 10.0 Watts idle

Description

Requirement

Height

25.4 mm (1 in.)

Width

101.6 mm (4 in.)

Depth

146.0 mm (5.75 in.)

Weight

0.6 kg (1.32 lbs)

Description

Device Requirements

CDRW/DVD ROM

DC 5 volt Power

13.0 Watts

Table 1-11 80 GB Hard Disk Drive Weight and Dimensions

Removable media specifications

The server has one dedicated 3.5 inch floppy drive. This floppy drive is to be left in
place and cannot be remotely mounted. The server platform is configured with one
removable media drive, a CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive. The CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive is
pinned to “Master” and is connected to the IDE1 connector on the motherboard.

1. System Planning

1.9. Specifications

Table 1-12 Removable Media Power Requirements

Mouse and Keyboard

The USB mouse is the standard cursor control device and is included with the server
platform. A USB standard keyboard is also included.

When running Dell diagnostics the USB keyboard must be connected to a USB port on
the back panel. To run Dell diagnostics successfully while the keyboard is connected to
a front panel USB port you must download the latest diagnostics from the Dell Support
Website at http://support.dell.com.

Honeywell offers a cabinet mounted 8-port KVM switch/control console (model number
TP-KVMCB1 for switch with PS/2 interface and model number TP-KVMCB2 for switch

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with USB interface) to a provide human interface (booting and maintenance activities) to
cabinet mounted servers. Either option comes pre-installed from the Honeywell factory.

Monitor

A monitor is required for the server operating system. This platform is configured with a
single screen option only and an on-board integrated ATI ES1000 video controller. A
monitor does not come with this server platform; you must order a monitor separately. A
laptop with terminal emulation software can also be used.

CAUTION: The video cable must support DDC. If either a monitor or video cable that
does not support DDC is connected, the display generator will default to a resolution that
precludes communication with the system software and stops startup. A quick check to
determine if a cable is DDC compatible is to check that pins 5, 9, and 12 of the HD 15
connector are wired. The supplied cable, part number 51196742-200 is DDC compatible.

The server platform supports industrial standard video formats, typically 1280x1024, at a
refresh rate of 75Hz or 1024x768 at a refresh rate of 75Hz.

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1.10. Industrial Regulatory Compliance

WARNING

Honeywell does not claim Safety Compliance or Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Compliance for system equipment configurations that have not been described in this
manual as standard system configurations. Any equipment configuration other than
that described in this publication decertifies the Safety and EMC compliance of this
product.

European Community:

Emissions:

IEC 61326, 1997 (Industrial Locations, CISPR 11, Class A)

Immunity:

IEC 61326, 1997 (Industrial Locations)

Attention: The following formula is a proximity guideline, for use of Portable
Transceivers

(walkie-talkies) in the frequency range of 80MHz to 1GHz:
D > 0.30*√{P} (D must be greater than 0.30 multiplied by the square root of

P)

D = Distance from equipment, in meters.
P = Power Output of the Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies), in Watts.

Examples:

P = 10 Watts, D > 0.949 meters
P = 5 Watts, D > 0.671 meters
P = 1 Watt, D > 0.300 meters

Note: Electrical cables, which are routed external to the equipment, must
be fully shielded cables (360 degree metallic shielding), in order to comply
with the above EMC standards.

1.10 Industrial Regulatory Compliance

Overview

The compliance specifications in this section apply to cabinet installations.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Table 1-13 EMC Specifications (Industrial Regulatory)

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Product Safety Compliance:

CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1-92 (R1999) & 1010.1B-97 (R2001) Am. 2

IEC 61010-1, 2001, 2nd edition

Note: Within the above referenced standards is a “Normative Reference”
section citing additional standards, which may apply as, suited and
required for product compliance.

1.10. Industrial Regulatory Compliance

Safety compliance

Table 1-14 Safety Compliance (Industrial Regulatory)

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1.11. Light Industrial Regulatory Compliance

WARNING

Honeywell does not claim Safety Compliance or Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Compliance for system equipment configurations that have not been described in this
manual as standard system configurations. Any equipment configuration other than
that described in this publication decertifies the Safety and EMC compliance of this
product.

European Community:

Emissions:

IEC 61326, 1997 (Basic Requirements, CISPR11, Class A)

Immunity:

IEC 61326, 1997 (Basic Requirements)

Attention: The following formula is a proximity guideline, for use of Portable
Transceivers

(walkie-talkies) in the frequency range of 80MHz to 1GHz:

D > √{P} (D must be greater than the square root of P)
D = Distance from equipment, in meters.
P = Power Output of the Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies), in Watts.

Examples:

P = 10 Watts, D > 3.162 meters
P = 5 Watts, D > 2.236 meters
P = 1 Watt, D > 1.000 meters

Note: Electrical cables, which are routed external to the equipment, must be
fully shielded cables (360 degree metallic shielding), in order to comply with the
above EMC standards.

1.11 Light Industrial Regulatory Compliance

Overview

The compliance specifications in this section apply to installations other than cabinets.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Table 1-15 EMC Specifications (Light Industrial Regulatory)

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Product Safety Compliance:

CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1-92 (R1999) & 1010.1B-97 (R2001) Am. 2

IEC 61010-1, 2001, 2nd edition

Note: Within the above referenced standards is a “Normative Reference”
section citing additional standards, which may apply as, suited and required for
product compliance.

1.11. Light Industrial Regulatory Compliance

Safety Compliance

Table 1-16 Safety Compliance (Light Industrial Regulatory)

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Task

For more information see . . .

Be aware of all power and
grounding requirements for your
furniture.

Specific site requirements

Section 2.2, Power and Grounding Requirements

TPN System Installation (SW20-600), Section 4,
System Grounding

Install tower unit

or

Install the server in the cabinet.

Figure 2-1 for cable connections

Section 2.4, Installing the Server in a Cabinet

Start up the Server

Section 2.7, Start up the Server

If you are remotely connecting
the computer, connect the
remote components.

Remote Peripheral Systems Installation and
Upgrade (RE01)

Description

Verify the cabinet has been properly grounded.

Unpack the platform from the box and verify all parts are accounted for.

Use a #2 Philips head screwdriver.

Position the server on a secure surface near the cabinet it will be mounted in.

Identify and verify all necessary cables for your particular configuration are
available.

2. Platform Installation

2.1 Introduction

Overview

This section contains procedures for installing and cabling the server as a tower unit or in
an 800mm deep equipment Honeywell cabinet, model number MP-C8LCB1 or 1000mm
deep equipment Honeywell cabinet, model number MP-C1MCB1.

Tasks for installing the server

The following table lists the major platform installation tasks.

Table 2-1 Server Installation Tasks

Before you begin

Before performing the procedures in this section, verify the following tasks have been
performed.

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53895

DANGER

SHOCK HAZARD

WARNING

The power supply circuit is connected to AC power when the power cable is
connected. The power control switch on the front panel only enables the
power supply circuit outputs.

ATTENTION

It is strongly recommended that the power cord be connected to a clean
power source with backup such as an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS).

2.2. Power and Grounding Requirements

2.2 Power and Grounding Requirements

Grounding for server based nodes

The ground connection is made through the third wire in the AC power cord.

Grounding cabinet

The TPN System Installation Manual, SW20-600, Section 4, “System Grounding”
contains information on grounding furniture, including the following:

Ground Wiring Overview
Grounding LCN Cabinets and Stations
Cabinet Logic Ground
Grounding LCN Cables

AC Power Warning

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2.3 Back Panel Connections

Back panel connections

The following picture shows the back panel of the server and identifies the connectors for
all devices.

2. Platform Installation

2.3. Back Panel Connections

Figure 2-1 PE SC1430-based Back Panel Connections

2.4 Installing the Server in a Cabinet

Overview

The server is mounted in a cabinet in a horizontal position. This procedure assumes a
new cabinet (800mm deep equipment cabinet, Honeywell model number MP-C8LCB1 or
1000mm deep equipment cabinet, Honeywell model number MP-C1MCB1) was shipped
from the Honeywell factory with workstation mounting kit model numbers TP-WPCMF1
(fixed mount) and/or TP-WPCMS1 (slide mount) pre-assembled.

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Option

Rack Space

Needed

Mounting Requirements

Slide mounted

5U

8.75 inches

22.2 cm

Any unused space must have a blank
front panel and air duct baffle installed
in the unused space to ensure proper
airflow in the cabinet.

Maximum number of computing nodes
will be determined by total power
dissipation.

Fixed mounted

4U

7.00 inches

17.8 cm

Human interface: 8
port KVM switch; 15­inch LCD; keyboard &
cursor device

1U

1.88 inches

4.78 cm

Mount in rack space 16U on telescopic
slides.

MAU

None

Mounted on the air baffle duct on the
left rear corner of the cabinet (when
viewed from the rear door) near the
vertical cable duct.

2.4. Installing the Server in a Cabinet

Mounting devices in cabinet

Servers can be mounted in a cabinet using the fixed or slide mount options. Due to
safety and center-of-gravity considerations, servers must be mounted starting at the
bottom of the cabinet. The maximum number of computing nodes mountable in a 1­meter deep cabinet (MP-C1MCB1) is determined by the mix of servers, workstations,
human interface KVM switch/console, whether “fixed” or “slide mount” hardware is
used and total power dissipation. The mounting rail height available in any cabinet is
40U (U is 1.75 inches). Due to AC power and thermal constraints the total number of
computing nodes allowed to be mounted in the 800mm deep cabinet (MP-C8LCB1) must
not exceed nine (9) computing nodes. The various devices mounted in the cabinet
require RETMA standard cabinet openings as specified in Table 2-2. Space required for
other devices not listed below can be found in the corresponding device manuals.

Table 2-2 Cabinet Mounting Requirements

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Unused cabinet spaces

ATTENTION

To ensure proper computer cooling and airflow through the cabinet, all
unused rack mount locations must have a blank front panel and air duct
baffle installed.

Height
Option

Part

Part Number

Tab

number

1U

Blank front panel
Air duct baffle

51201248
51303521

-100

-100

2U

Blank front panel
Air duct baffle

51201248
51303521

-200

-200

3U

Blank front panel
Air duct baffle

51201248
51303521

-300

-300

4U

Blank front panel
Air duct baffle

51201248
51303521

-400

-400

All unused rack mount locations must have blank front panels and air duct baffles
installed to ensure proper cooling. These are available in four height options. The
following table shows the four height options and the corresponding part and tab
numbers each.

Table 2-3 Air Duct Baffle and Blank Front Panel Height Options

2. Platform Installation

2.4. Installing the Server in a Cabinet

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Step

Action

1

Open the cabinet door to access the inside of the cabinet.

2

If the retaining brackets are attached, loosen the two captivated screws on
each bracket and remove them.

3

Verify that the cabinet mounting rails are clear of any installed cables.

4

Using two people, slide the server all the way into the cabinet enclosure
between the mounting railings.

5

Replace the two retaining brackets and tighten the four captivated screws.

6

If necessary, go to Section 2.6 to install an air duct baffle and blank front
panel.

Note: Any unused rack mount space must have an air duct baffle and blank
front panel installed.

7

Go to Section 2.5 to connect the AC power cord and cables to the back
panel of the server.

2.4. Installing the Server in a Cabinet

Install server in cabinet using the fixed mount option

Use the procedure below to install the server in the cabinet using fixed mount hardware.

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Step

Action

1

Open the front cabinet door to access the inside of the cabinet.

2

If the retaining brackets are attached, loosen the two captivated screws on
each bracket and remove them.

3

Verify that the slide mount bottom and sides are clear of any installed
cables.

4

Using the mounting tray handle, pull the tray to its fully extended and locked
position.

5

Using two people, place the server on the mounting tray so the bottom
surface of the front bezel is aligned with the front surface of the slide tray
and slide the tray back into the console.

6

Replace the two retaining brackets and tighten the four captivated screws.

7

From the rear of the cabinet, slide the retainer bracket (L-shaped angle
bracket) forward in its slot until it contacts the back surface of the server
chassis. Tighten the lock nut.

Use the following procedure to install the server in the cabinet using the slide mount
hardware.

2. Platform Installation

2.4. Installing the Server in a Cabinet

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Step

Action

8

If necessary, go to Section 2.6 to install an air duct baffle and blank front
panel.

Note: Any unused rack mount space must have an air duct baffle and blank
front panel installed.

9

Continue to Section 2.5 to connect the AC power cord and cables to the
back panel of the server.

Step

Action

1

If the server is a tower unit, place the server in its proper location. Connect
the Dell power cords and all cables to the back panel of the server.

If the server is a rack mount, open the rear door of the cabinet to access the
server and continue to the next step.

2

If you are using the 8-port KVM switch/control console for your human
interface (pre-installed in the Honeywell factory), connect the KVM cable
mouse and keyboard connections to the USB connectors on the rear of the
server. The KVM cable may have separate USB connections for the mouse
and keyboard or they may be combined into one USB connector via a USB to
PS/2 adapter (included with the KVM cable).

WARNING: AC power cords from all computing nodes mounted within a
given cabinet must be distributed across the two power entries as equally as
possible. Failure to do so may result in tripping the circuit breaker(s).

3

Connect the video cable, network interface cable(s), and the Honeywell AC
power cord that is factory installed in the cabinet configuration. For more
power cord information refer to Power Cords in Section 1.2.

4

If you are not using Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE), connect the Ethernet cable
to the on-board RJ-45 connector.

If you are using FTE, connect the FTE cable to the NIC card in the expansion
slot.

5

Secure any loose cables, and verify that all cables have proper strain relief.

2.5. Connect Cables

2.5 Connect Cables

Use this procedure to connect power cord and cables to the server platform. If you are
using a remoting option, refer to the installation instructions supplied with the remote.
Refer to Figure 2-1 for back panel connections.

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Step

Action

6

Go to Section 2.7, Starting up your Server, to complete the installation.

2.6. Install air duct baffles and blank front panels in cabinet

2.6 Install air duct baffles and blank front panels in
cabinet

Use the following procedure to install the air duct baffle and blank front panels in the
cabinet. These are available in four height options, refer to Table 2-3 for height options.
Installing these parts will insure that the airflow within the cabinet allows proper cooling
of the computers.

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Step

Action

1

Place the air duct baffle inside the cabinet with the bent tab resting along the
front of the right cabinet rail.

2

Place the blank front panel across the front of the cabinet rails and attach it
to the air duct baffle and right cabinet rail using two machine screws and two
external tooth washers threaded into the two clip nuts and tighten the
screws.

3

Attach the other side of the blank front panel to the left cabinet rail using two
machine screws and two external tooth washers threaded into the two clip

2.6. Install air duct baffles and blank front panels in cabinet

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Step

Action

nuts and tighten the screws.

4

Attach the rear mounting bracket to the rear cabinet rail using two thread
forming screws and two external tooth washers and tighten the screws.

5

Attach the air duct baffle to the rear mounting bracket using two machine
screws and two external tooth washers threaded into the two self clinching
nuts. Tighten the screws.

Task

Turn on power and check status.

Check LCNP4M status.

Step

Action

1

Press the power button on the front panel.

2

Wait for the power light to become solid green.

3

If the power light does not become solid green, refer to the “Advanced
Troubleshooting” section of the Dell Precision™ PE SC1430 System User's

Guide.

Step

Action

1

From the Start menu, go to Programs>Honeywell TPS, select LCNP4M
Status.

2

Verify that the LCNP4M status indicates Passed Self Test and the circle is
green.

2.7 Starting up your Server

Overview

The following table lists those tasks that must be performed prior to operating your
server platform. This section contains procedures for each of these tasks.

Note: Cabinet mounted servers that do not have a KVM switch/console require the
connection of the USB mouse and keyboard (supplied with the server) for server startup.

2. Platform Installation

2.7. Starting up your Server

Turn on power and check status

Check LCNP4M status

If this is a TPS node with the LCNP4M board installed, verify that the LCNP4M passed
self test.

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Step

Action

3

Verify that TPN Address appears in the LEDs field of the LCNP Status

display once Board 0 has been configured for the node’s TPN address.

You will need to reset the LCNP after configuration.

REFERENCE

Refer to the LCNP Status section in the LCNP Status User's Guide for more
information.

2.7. Starting up your Server

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3.1 Overview

Front view of server

The following figure shows the front view of the server.

3. Operation

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Figure 3-1 Front View of PE SC1430-based Server

3. Operation

Publication

Contains information on

Available

Information Update

Last-minute updates about technical
changes to your computer or advanced
technical-reference material for
experienced users or technicians

Packaged with the
computer

Dell™ PowerEdge™
Product Information
Guide

Warranty information
Safety information

Packaged with the
computer

www.dell.com

Dell™ PowerEdge™ PE
SC1430 Systems User's
Guide

How to remove and replace parts
Technical specifications
How to configure system settings
How to troubleshoot and solve

problems

Product
Documentation CD

www.dell.com

Windows Installation
Instructions and Important
Information

Initialization of the Windows operating
system 2003

Packaged with the
computer

www.dell.com

3.2. Network Connections

Additional references

The following table lists the Dell publications that contain operation and servicing
information.

Table 3-1 Dell Publications for Operation and Servicing

3.2 Network Connections

Overview

Each server platform must be connected to an LCN network and/or an ETHERNET
network. The standard default for the on-board NIC in the BIOS is disabled. For general
Ethernet and some FTE configurations the BIOS must be enabled, refer to Section 4.5 to
verify BIOS settings.

Ethernet network

One ETHERNET 10/100/1000 embedded Base T connections are standard on the server
platform. TPS/Experion FTE systems will only use the installed PCI-X Dual NIC. If
you are using FTE, you must install the FTE cables according to the specific instructions
in the FTE Installation and Service Guide.

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LCN network

The connection to the LCN is made through a Local Control Network Processor
(LCNP4M) card. This card is a Honeywell card that allows the TPS Operator Station to
emulate Universal Stations. This card provides the communication path for the server to
other LCN modules. The LCNP4M consists of an LCNP4M card, a MAU cable, and the
LCN MAU (Media Access Unit). The LCNP4M card is a three quarter length PCI card
that consumes PCI-X slot 5. The LCNP4M, MAU, and MAU cable are required to
connect to the LCN Network.

The LCN node address should be set to the address the customer requires. If the LCN
address is not known, the node address should be set to zero (0). Setting the address to
zero (0) allows the node to be connected to the LCN without the risk of an address
conflict with some other node. This is consistent with the current LCN standard
procedure.

The server platform uses a digital system clock. When the server platform is added to an
existing system that contains node running analog clocks, that system must have at least
two (2) KxLCN boards for analog/digital conversion.

Note: LCNP4M card cannot be replaced with an LCNP4 card. The LCNP4M (model
number TP-LCNP02-100) is required.

3. Operation

3.2. Network Connections

LCN cables

Tower Unit
The two cables and T-connectors (and terminators, if applicable) must be located

underneath (the future location) of the unit, with an additional loop, 1 meter in length
(with a T-connector), to be routed into the rear of the platform where the connection is
made to the LCN MAU. The cable between the LCNP4M board and the LCN MAU is 2
meters in length.

Cabinet Mounted Server
The two LCN cables and with T-connectors (and terminators, if applicable) are routed

vertically inside the left rear corner of the cabinet (when viewed from the rear door) near
the vertical cable duct where the connection is made to the LCN MAU. The cable
between the LCNP4M board and the LCN MAU is 2 meters in length.

Refer to LCN System Installation, Subsection 3.6 for the rules and techniques of
installing an LCN cable system.

LCN connections

The LCN Cable A and Cable B connections are made through a single cable from the
LCNP4M board to the LCN Media Access Unit (MAU) contained in a metal housing.

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3.2. Network Connections

MAU connection

Connect the MAU to both Cable A and Cable B coax T-connector as shown below
(tower unit MAU shown, cabinet mounted MAU similar).

Figure 3-2 LCN MAU to LCN Cable T-Connections

ControlNet Network

A ControlNet network is a single coaxial trunk cable broken up into segments
interconnected by links. Node connections to the network are created through a tap and
drop cable. Repeaters are used to link segments together and for changes in media from
coax to fiber optic. All points on the network must either have an interface card or a
terminator. Terminators are comprised of termination resistors, which are used to mark
the beginning and end of a trunk segment and TDLs (Tap dummy load) which terminate
a drop cable when no node is present. The model number for the Universal ControlNet
Interface is TC-PCIC02-100.

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Attention

Perform a complete system shutdown before you begin any of the
procedures in this section.

CAUTION

Before you begin any of the procedures in this section, follow the safety
instructions in the Dell System Information Guide.

CAUTION

To avoid electrical shock, always unplug your computer from the electrical
outlet before opening the cover.

Attention

Be careful when opening the computer cover to ensure that you do not
accidentally disconnect cables from the system board.

Step

Action

1

Perform a complete system shutdown.

2

Disconnect power cord and cables from the bank panel of the server.

4. Platform Servicing

4.1 Servicing the PE SC1430-based Server

Before you begin servicing

Accessing the electronics

To simplify servicing the server enclosure, see also “Removing and Installing Parts” in
the Dell™ PowerEdge™ SC1430 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.

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Step

Action

Attention:

Because of the weight (41 lbs, 18.6 Kg) and length of the server two people
should perform this procedure.

3

Remove the server from the cabinet and lay the system on its side
(horizontal) on a secure surface.

If using the server as a tower unit, lay the system on its side (horizontal) on
a secure surface.

4

Locate the release cover tab on top of the system.

5

Slide the release cover tab toward the rear of the system to release the
cover.

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Step

Action

6

Lift the edge of the cover up.

7

Grasp the cover on both sides, and lift the cover off. Set the cover aside,
away from the system.

8

Press the release latch on the P3 power cable connector beside the power
supply and pull the connectors apart.

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Step

Action

9

Press the card retention mechanism release tab and rotate the card
retention mechanism so that it rests against the rotatable hard drive carrier.

10

Grasp the handle on the hard drive carrier and rotate the carrier out of the
chassis. Rotate the carrier approximately 180 degrees from its original
position. Do not force it any further.

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Step

Action

11

Service the hardware components as required:

For servicing the LCNP4M board, see Section 4.2.
For servicing the hard drive and power supply, see Section 4.3.
For servicing other Honeywell installed options, see Section 4.4.
For other components, see the Dell™ PowerEdge™ SC1430 Systems

Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.

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ESD HAZARD

The LCNP4M board is an electrostatically sensitive device. Use a grounding
strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling this
component. Store and transport parts only in electrostatically safe
containers.

Step

Action

1

Perform all procedures in Section 4.1 to access the LCNP4M card
including:

Shutting down system
Disconnecting power cord and cables from the server
Accessing the electronics.

4.2. Servicing the LCNP4M Card

4.2 Servicing the LCNP4M Card

LCNP4M card description

The LCNP4M card has 16 MB of on-board memory.

Replace the LCNP4M card

The LCNP4M card is located in the PCI-X slot 5. Use the following procedure to replace
the LCNP4M card. See also “Removing an Expansion Card” and “Installing an

Expansion Card” in the Dell™ PowerEdge™ SC1430 Systems Installation and
Troubleshooting Guide.

Figure 4-1 LCNP4M Card

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Step

Action

2

Disconnect the LCN MAU cable from the LCNP4M card.

3

To access the expansion slots, push the two release tabs towards each
other on the card retention door and rotate the door open.

4

While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap, gently slide the LCNP4M card
toward the front of the system, and lift the LCNP4M card up and out of the
PCI-X slot 5.

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Step

Action

5

Insert the new LCNP4M card firmly into in the PCI-X slot 5 until the card is
fully seated and all cards and filler brackets are flush with the alignment
bar.

6

Close the card retention door.

7

Install the screw that secures the card retention door to the expansion slot
cage. (The top of the screw may be on the underside of the bracket.)

8

Reconnect the LCN MAU cable to the LCNP4M card.
Note: Do not route card cables over or behind the cards. Cables routed

over the cards can prevent the system cover from closing properly or
cause damage to the equipment.

9

Rotate the hard drive carrier back into the chassis.

10

Rotate the card retention mechanism back into its originally position and
push the tab down until it clicks into place.

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Step

Action

11

Reconnect the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply.

12

Replace the cover.

13

Replace the server in the cabinet.
If using the server as a tower unit, return it to its proper location.

14

Reconnect the power cord and cables to the back panel of the server.

15

Reconnect the LCN MAU cable.

16

Press the Power On/Off button to turn the power back on.

17

Restart the Operating System.

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Publication

Contains this type of information

Dell™ PowerEdge™ SC1430 Systems
Installation and Troubleshooting Guide

System Overview
Basic Troubleshooting
Indicators, Codes, and Messages
Removing and Installing Parts
Jumpers and Connectors
Using the System Setup Program
Indicators, Codes, and Messages
Finding Software Solutions
Running the System Diagnostics
Troubleshooting Your System
Installing System Options
Installing Drives
Getting Help
Jumpers, Switches, and Connectors
I/O Ports and Connectors
Abbreviations and Acronyms

4.3. Servicing the Hard Disk Drive and Power Supply

4.3 Servicing the Hard Disk Drive and Power Supply

Overview

The server from Honeywell is configured with a non-RAID configuration with one 80
GB SATA, 3.5 inch hard drive. The configuration also contains a non-redundant power
supply.

References

The following table lists the specific Dell publications and relevant sections for
troubleshooting and servicing the hard disk drives and power supplies.

Table 4-1 Dell Publications for Hard Disk Drives and Power Supplies

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4.4 Servicing Honeywell Options

CAUTION

Be careful not to damage the EMI gasket fingers when removing/installing
boards.

ESD HAZARD

Use a grounding strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when
handling any electrostatically sensitive components such as the video cards,
NIC adapter cards, and SCSI controller cards. Store and transport parts only
in electrostatically safe containers.

PCI slot 4

PCI-X slot 5

PCI-X slot 6

Free Slot

LCNP4M

Dual NIC

Overview

Slot requirements for TPN Node Setup

The following table identifies the specific slots for the Honeywell options for a TPN
node configuration.

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Table 4-2 Slot Requirements for TPN Node Configuration

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Configuration

PCI-X
slot 6

PCI-X
slot 5

PCI

slot 4

PCI-E
slot 3

PCI-E
slot 1

1 NIC, standard Ethernet

via on-board NIC

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE Supervisory

via on-board NIC with

ControlNet

Dual NIC

ControlNet

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE Supervisory

co-joined via on-board

NIC with LCNP4M

Dual NIC

LCNP4M

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

2 NICs, FTE co-joined via

on-board NIC

Dual NIC

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

3 NICs, FTE co-joined via

on-board NIC for EHG

Dual NIC

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

3 NICs, Standard

Ethernet via on-board

NIC

Dual NIC

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

Free Slot

4.4. Servicing Honeywell Options

Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Setup

The following table identifies the specific slots for each of the Honeywell options for
general Ethernet and FTE node configurations.

Table 4-3 Slot Requirements for General Ethernet and FTE Node Configurations

Replace cards in expansion slots

Use the following procedure to replace the expansion cards in the PCI slots. See also

“Removing an Expansion Card” and “Installing an Expansion Card” in the Dell™

PowerEdge™ PE SC1430 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide.

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ESD HAZARD

Expansion card are electrostatically sensitive device. Use a grounding strap
and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling these
components. Store and transport parts only in electrostatically safe
containers.

Step

Action

1

Perform all procedures in Section 4.1 to access the expansion card slots
including:

Shutting down system
Disconnecting power cord and cables from the sever
Accessing the electronics.

2

Disconnect cable(s) from the expansion card.

3

To access the expansion slots, push the two release tabs towards each
other on the card retention door and rotate the door open.

4

While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap, gently slide the expansion
card toward the front of the system, and lift the expansion card up and out
of the expansion card slot.

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Step

Action

5

If you are replacing a card, place the expansion card firmly into the
expansion slot connector until the card is fully seated and all cards and
filler brackets are flush with the alignment bar.

If you are removing an expansion card permanently, install a metal filler
bracket over the empty expansion slot opening.

If you are installing a new expansion card, remove the metal filler bracket.
Place the new expansion card firmly into the expansion slot connector
until the card is fully seated and all cards and filler brackets are flush with
the alignment bar.

Note: Keep this bracket in case you need to remove the expansion card
later. Filler brackets must be installed over empty expansion card slots to
maintain Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification of the
system. The brackets also keep dust and dirt out of the system and aid in
proper cooling and airflow inside the system.

6

Close the card retention door.

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Step

Action

7

Install the screw that secures the card retention door to the expansion slot
cage. (The top of the screw may be on the underside of the bracket.)

8

Connect the expansion card cable to the expansion card.
Note: Do not route card cables over or behind the cards. Cables routed

over the cards can prevent the system cover from closing properly or
cause damage to the equipment.

9

Rotate the hard-drive carrier back into the system.

10

Rotate the card retention mechanism back into its original position and
push the tab down until it clicks into place.

11

Reconnect the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply.

12

Replace the cover.

13

Replace the server in the cabinet.
If using the server as a tower unit, return it to its proper location.

14

Reconnect the power cords and cables to the back panel of the server.

15

Press the Power On/Off button on the platform to turn the power back on.

16

Restart the Operating System.

4.4. Servicing Honeywell Options

Add additional memory

Memory can be increased to a maximum of 4 GB. The memory capacity can be
increased to 2 GB by ordering memory option kit, MZ-PCEM05, which contains two 512
MB matched memory DIMMs. The memory capacity can be increased to 3 GB by
ordering memory option kit, MZ-PCEM04, which contains two 1 GB matched memory
DIMMs and to 4 GB by ordering two memory option kits, MZ-PCEM04. Memory
devices must be from the same memory supplier.

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DIMM

Socket

1 GB Memory

(standard)

2 GB

Memory

3 GB

Memory

4 GB

Memory

1

512 MB

512 MB

512 MB

1 GB

2

512 MB

512 MB

512 MB

1 GB 3

512 MB

1 GB

1 GB

4 512 MB

1 GB

1 GB

ESD HAZARD

Memory is electrostatically sensitive. Use a grounding strap and grounded
work surfaces and equipment when handling these components. Store and
transport parts only in electrostatically safe containers.

Step

Action

1

Perform all procedures in Section 4.1 to access the motherboard
including:

Shutting down system
Disconnecting power cord and cables from the server
Accessing the electronics.

4.4. Servicing Honeywell Options

The following table shows the placement of memory devices for the memory capacity
options. The table is organized so that the DIMM sockets are in the same order as they
are located on the motherboard.

Table 4-4 Memory Upgrade Configuration

Use the following procedure to install the memory upgrade. See also “Dell™
PowerEdge™ PE SC1430 Systems User's Guide”.

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Step

Action

CAUTION

The DIMMs are hot to the touch for some time after the system has been
powered down. Allow time for the DIMMs to cool before handling them.
Handle the DIMMs by the edges and avoid touching DIMM components.

2

The DIMM sockets are now exposed. Refer to Table 4-4 for DIMM socket
configuration. Standard configuration shown below.

3

While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap, press the ejectors on the
memory module socket down and out to allow the memory module to be
inserted into the socket.

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Step

Action

4

Align the memory module’s connector with the alignment key on the

memory module socket, and insert the memory module in the socket.
Note: The memory module socket has an alignment key that allows you to

install the memory module in the socket in only one way.

5

Press down on the memory module with your thumbs while pulling up on
the ejectors with your index fingers to lock the memory module into the
socket.

When the memory module is properly seated in the socket, the ejectors
on the memory module socket align with the ejectors on the other sockets
that have memory modules installed.

6

Rotate the hard-drive carrier back into the system.

7

Rotate the card retention mechanism back into its original position and
push the tab down until it clicks into place.

8

Reconnect the P3 power cable connector beside the power supply.

9

Replace the cover.

10

Replace the server in the cabinet.
If using the server as a tower unit, return it to its proper location.

11

Reconnect the power cord and cables to the back panel of the server.

12

Press the Power On/Off button on the platform to turn the power back on.

13

Restart the Operating System.

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4.5 Verifying Correct BIOS Settings

Configuration

BIOS setting

FTE only

Disabled

FTE with EHG

Enabled without PXE

No FTE, but 1 Ethernet port

Enabled without PXE

No FTE, but 2 Ethernet ports

Enabled without PXE

No FTE, but 3 Ethernet ports

Enabled without PXE

Step

Action

1

Turn on the computer power. Press <F2> at startup to enter the BIOS
setup utility.

2

Check to see that the BIOS version is 1.3.0.

Purpose

All Honeywell systems must have the Honeywell recommended BIOS version.
Honeywell configures specific BIOS settings in the factory for each of the server
platform configurations. BIOS settings for the server are listed in Table 4-6 so that you
may verify the correct settings. The table below list specific embedded NIC BIOS
settings for general Ethernet and FTE configuration.

Table 4-5 Embedded GB NIC 1 BIOS Settings

4. Platform Servicing

4.5. Verifying Correct BIOS Settings

Accessing BIOS

Use this procedure to access the BIOS and view the settings. DO NOT attempt to do this
procedure unless you are familiar with BIOS.

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Item

Value

System Time

(As appropriate)

System Date

(As Appropriate)

Memory Information

System Memory Size

1.0 GB or greater

System Memory Type

DDR2 FB-DIMM

System Memory Speed

667 MHz or greater

Video Memory

16 MB

System Memory Testing

Enabled

CPU Information

64-bit

Yes Core Speed

2.33 GHz or greater

Bus Speed

1333 MHz or greater

Virtualization Technology

Disabled

Adjacent Cache Line Prefetch

Enabled

Hardware Prefetcher

Enabled

Demand_Based Power Management

Disabled

Processor / ID

Intel® Xeon® CPU 5140
Level 2 Cache
Number of Cores

6F6 or equivalent

2.33 GHZ or greater
4 MB or greater
2

IDE Primary Drive 0

CD-ROM Reader

4.5. Verifying Correct BIOS Settings

BIOS settings

This table lists the BIOS settings configured in the factory for the server platform. Your
configuration may vary.

Table 4-6 PE SC1430-based Server BIOS Settings

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Item

Value

IDE Primary Drive 1

Off

SATA Port 0

Hard Drive

SATA Port 1

Off

SATA Port 2

Off

SATA Port 3

Off

Boot Sequence

a) IDE CD-ROM Device
b) Diskette drive A:
c) Hard drive C:

Enabled
Enabled
Enabled

Hard-Disk Failover

OFF

Boot Sequence Retry

Disabled

Integrated Devices

Embedded SATA

ATA Mode

Optional Hard Disk Drive Fan

Not Installed

IDE CD-ROM Controller

Auto

Diskette Controller

Auto

User Accessible USB Ports

All Ports ON

Embedded GB NIC 1

MAC Address

Default: Disabled
For your configuration

see Table 4-5.
Xxxxxxxxxxxx

Serial Port 1

Auto

Parallel Port

387h

Parallel Port Mode

PS2

PCI IRQ Assignment

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Item

Value

Embedded Video

IRQ 3

Embedded SATA

IRQ 5

Embedded USB UHCI Controller 1

IRQ 11

Embedded USB UHCI Controller 2

IRQ 10

Embedded USB UHCI Controller 3

IRQ 11

Embedded USB UHCI Controller 4

IRQ 10

Embedded USB EHCI Controller

IRQ 11

System Security

System Password

Not Enabled

Setup Password

Not Enabled

Password Status

Unlocked

AC Power Recovery

Off Chassis Intrusion

Disabled

System Event Log

Display System Event Log

<Enter>

Clear System Event Log

No

Keyboard NumLock

On

Report Keyboard Errors

Report

Step

Action

1

Press <Esc> key.

2

Select “Save Changes and Exit” option and then press Enter.

3

The system reboots.

4.6. Spare Parts Lists

Exiting the BIOS setup utility

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4.6 Spare Parts Lists

Description

Part No.

1 GB memory expansion Ram (2-512 MB)

51153737-901

2 GB memory expansion Ram (2-1 GB DIMMs)

51153737-902

Processor (4 MB L2)

51153737-907

3.5 inch Floppy Drive

51153737-905

CDRW/DVD ROM

51153737-904

80 GB 3.5 inch, 7.2K RPM SATA Hard Drive

51153731-910

Mouse (USB)

51153731-901

Keyboard (USB)

51153731-902

Spare parts

The following table lists the optimal replaceable units (ORUs) for the server.

Table 4-7 Spare Parts for PE SC1430-based Server

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4.6. Spare Parts Lists

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Honeywell International
Process Solutions
2500 West Union Hills Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85027