System Building Block Drawer (Model 8 Includes 1 drawer, Model 16 includes 2 drawers)
5.
48-volt DC Power shelves, 3 power supplies per shelf (Model 8 includes 1 shelf, Model 16 includes 2 shelves)
6.
AC input controller(s) (mandatory option)
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HP AlphaServer GS1280 Model 32
1.
Cable/DSL HUB
2.
I/O Expansion Drawer (optional)
3.
I/O Master Drawer (mandatory option)
4.
System Building Block Drawer (Model 32 includes four drawers)
5.
Power supply, dual AC input is standard
6.
AC input controllers (two mandatory options for Model 32)
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HP AlphaServer GS1280 Model 64
1.
Cable/DSL HUB
2.
I/O Expansion Drawer (optional)
3.
I/O Master Drawer (one drawer is optional)
4.
System Building Block Drawer (Model 64 includes eight drawers)
5.
Power supply, dual AC input is standard (two included for Model 64)
6.
AC input controllers (two mandatory options for Model 64)
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Overview
At A Glance
AlphaServer GS1280 Systems
Up to 64 Alpha 21364 EV7 processors at 1300 MHz and 1150 MHz with advanced on-chip memory controllers and
switch logic capable of providing 12.3 GB/s of memory bandwidth per processor
Choice of memory options; up to 8 GB of RDRAM memory per CPU supported (512 GB total for a 64P system)
Redundant features providing maximum uptime - N+1 Voltage Regulator Modules (VRMs); hot- plug redundant power
supplies; cooling provided by hot-plug redundant system fans; dual AC input is standard
Optional RAID memory support
Standard I/O Drawer with 11 configurable PCI-X/PCI slots and one AGP slot; hot-swap power supplies
High-performance I/O Drawer with eight PCI-X slots @133 MHz; hot-swap power supplies
Enhanced reliability with ECC-protected memory, processor cache, and system data paths
Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS factory installed software (FIS); optional high availability support with Tru64 UNIX and
OpenVMS cluster solutions
Product warranty, 1-year hardware, on-site next business day and 90-day software, telephone support delivered by HP
Services
Requirements
System Requirements
Requirements for Partitions
Licensing Systems for Both OpenVMS and Tru64 UNIX
System Management Hardware/Software Requirements
Select Base System - Mandatory
CPU Building Blocks - Mandatory
Select Memory Options - Mandatory
System I/O Expansion - Mandatory
Power Distribution Units - Mandatory
Dual AC Power - Optional
Internal System Expansion - Optional
External Rack Expansion - Optional
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Standard Features
HP AlphaServer GS1280 Systems
Processor
Cache Memory
Architecture
CPUs, Memory, and I/O slots
Maximum CPUs supported
Maximum memory supported
Maximum PCI-X/PCI slots supported
Maximum AGP slots supported
Interfaces
Up to 64 Alpha 21364 EV7 processors at 1300 MHz and 1150 MHz
1.75-MB ECC L2 on-chip cache, 7-way set associative
Glue-less processor-to-processor multiprocessor architecture constructed from a set of basic
components:
System Building Block Drawers
CPU Building Block Modules
I/O Expansion Building Block Drawers
USB
Server Management
Serial
GS1280 Model
64 (64 per hard partition for Tru64 UNIX, 32 per hard partition for OpenVMS)
512 GB
704, 176 per hard partition
64, 16 per hard partition
One Dual USB port per Master I/O Drawer
Server Management LAN Connection to Cable/DSL hub.
One MBM serial connection per System Building Block Drawer
Form Factor
Boot/Diagnostic
Devices
Power Supplies
OS Support
1 x 41U Rack (Model 8 and Model 16)
2 x 41U Rack (Model 32)
3 x 41U Rack (Model 64)
Load Device
Hard Drives
3-phase power subsystem with power cords, redundant 48 Vdc hot-swap power supplies, and dual
AC feed included
Tru64 UNIX V5.1B + IPK, or later required for EV7 CPU at 1150 MHz
Tru64 UNIX V5.1B* + PK4, or later required for EV7 CPU at 1300 MHz
AlphaServer Tru64 UNIX systems include pre-installed software, Base license, Unlimited User
license, Server Extension license, Internet Express, and Secure Web Server
OpenVMS V7.3-1 plus Update Kit, or later
AlphaServer OpenVMS systems include pre-installed software, Base license with System
Manager license and Enterprise Integration Server License Package for OpenVMS
One slim-line DVD/CD-RW per Master I/O Drawer
NOTE:
booting. Bootable DVD media is not supported.
Choice of 18.2/36.4/72.8/146-GB/300-GB SCSI disk drives in each Master I/O
Drawer
Only bootable CD media is supported for firmware and operating system
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Service and Support
Protected by HP Services including a 1-year on-site hardware warranty. Training, consulting,
network integration, software support, comprehensive system maintenance and guaranteed
uptime services are also available for customers requiring higher levels of service and support.
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Step 1 - Requirements
Step 1a - System Requirements
HP AlphaServer GS1280 Systems
Mandatory Purchases:
ordered with the system.
Base System (Step 2)
Dual CPU Building Block Modules (Step 3)
Memory (Step 4)
Master I/O Building Block Drawer (Step 5)
Power Distribution Unit(s) (Step 6)
Optional Purchases:
I/O Building Block Drawer(s) (Step 5)
System disk(s) (Step 5)
Dual AC Power (Step 7)
Internal System Expansion (Step 8)
External Rack Expansion - (Step 9)
Other (see ES/GS Common Options)
Recommended Services:
HP Care Pack Service Package (see ES/GS Common Options - Step 12)
Step 1b - Requirements for Partitions
The system cannot function without these options or services - the option or service must be
A single AlphaServer GS1280 can be divided into logical hardware partitions as small as two processors, each running an
instance of Tru64 UNIX or an instance of OpenVMS. Each partition is allocated its own dedicated "shared-nothing" set of
hardware resources: CPU module(s), memory module(s), and I/O. Each hardware partition is viewed as a unique node, from
a system point-of-view, with its own instance of Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS operating system and application software,
independent system console, and error log.
Minimum Hardware and Software Required per Hardware Partition
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Systems
1.
One Dual CPU Building Block Module (Step 3)
2.
Memory (Step 4)
3.
I/O Drawer (Step 5)
a.
One Standard I/O Drawer (Master or Expansion), or
b.
Shared (up to four hard partitions) access to one High Performance I/O Drawer (Master or Expansion)
4.
One local disk (Step 5) or external storage for the system software. Network boot can be used in place of the disk
storage.
5.
User access via the USB port in a Master I/O Drawer, a network connection (requires a LAN or WAN I/O adapter), or
local terminal (requires an async I/O adapter).
6.
All systems require the following minimum firmware and software revisions to run hard partitions:
The two processors on a Dual Processor CPU Module cannot be split between hard partitions.
2.
The set of processors assigned to a partition must form a continuous rectangle on the system interconnect mesh
network.
3.
CPU modules in an 8P Building Block Drawer share the same 48v power feed (from a redundant power supply). If the
8P Building Block Drawer contains all or portions of several hard partitions, a power fault in the drawer could affect all
the partitions in that drawer. Hard partitions that consist of whole 8P Building Block Drawers limit the risk of a power
fault in one drawer to one partition.
4.
Base systems include an operating system license (Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS) that licenses all hardware partitions of
the system.
5.
The license for an HP software product, the license(s) and license key(s) that represent those licenses, may be
applied to any partition (OpenVMS Galaxy instance or hardware partition) within that system. Different versions of the
operating system or layered products may be used on different partitions. In this case, the customer must be licensed
for the latest version in use. Software products from other suppliers may have different licensing requirements for
partitions.
Step 1c - Licensing Systems for Both OpenVMS and Tru64 UNIX
A System requires licenses for both OpenVMS and Tru64 UNIX operating systems, either for dual O/S boot of the entire
system or for different operating systems in separate hard partitions. To use a second operating system, order the
appropriate base system upgrade license and as many dual CPU SMP licenses as needed.
OpenVMS software base system upgrade for GS1280
Tru64 UNIX software base system upgrade for GS1280
OpenVMS Alpha dual CPU SMP license for GS1280
Tru64 UNIX Alpha dual CPU SMP license for GS1280
QB-63PAQ-AC
QB-595AN-AB
QL-MT1A9-6T
QL-MT4A9-6T
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Systems
Step 1d - System Management Hardware/Software Requirements
Each AlphaServer ES47, ES80, and GS1280 system includes System Management software that can significantly enhance
and simplify monitoring and control of the system. Use of the System Management software is optional. The software, which
runs on a separate Intel or Alpha system, consists of two major components:
1.
Alpha Management Station (AMS) - for monitoring and control of multiple ES47, ES80, and GS1280 Alpha Systems.
AMS offers the highest level of server management functionality for a single or multi-platform environment. The AMS
software requires the following hardware in order to operate:
Tru64 UNIX platform with 512-MB memory, 4-GB disk space, and two network interface cards running Tru64
UNIX V5.1B or later.
Intel IA-32 platform running Linux, 500-MHz CPU or faster, 256-MB memory, 4-GB disk space, and one network
interface card.
2.
Alpha Management Utility (AMU) - for monitoring and control of a single ES47, ES80, or GS1280 Alpha System. The
AMU is a GUI based application that provides a sophisticated, yet user-friendly graphics interface. The AMU is a Webbased utility, which allows a user local and remote access from a browser. The AMU software requires one of the
following hardware platforms in order to operate:
Intel IA-32 platform running Windows 2000 or later, 500-MHz CPU or faster, 256-MB memory, 4-GB disk space,
and one network interface card.
Intel IA-32 platform running Linux, 500-MHz CPU or faster, 256-GB memory, 4-GB disk space, and one network
interface card.
Tru64 UNIX platform running V5.1B or later, 512-MB memory, 4-GB disk space, and one network interface card.
OpenVMS platform running V7.3-1 or later, 512-MB memory, 4-GB disk space, and one network interface card.
3.
Both the AMS and AMU software require Internet Explorer 5.5 or later or Netscape 4.76 or later.
4.
AMS/AMU software kits and instructions may be downloaded from:
Model 8
Model 16
Model 16
Model 32
Model 32
Model 64
Model 64
Base systems do not include CPUs or memory (see Steps 3 and 4).
OpenVMS maximum processor support is 32P per partition. To achieve 64 processors, 2 x 32P OpenVMS partitions
are required.
OS
Tru64 UNIX
OpenVMS
Tru64 UNIX
OpenVMS
Tru64 UNIX
OpenVMS
Tru64 UNIX
OpenVMS
System
Building Block
Drawers
Included
181
181
2161
2161
4322
4322
8643
8
Total CPUs
Supported
(see Note 1)
64 (see Note 2)
41U
Rack(s)
3
Dual
AC
(see Note 3)
Option
Option
Option
Option
Included
Included
Included
Included
Part Number
DA-1280A-AA
DY-1280A-AA
DA-1280A-BA
DY-1280A-BA
DA-1280A-CC
DY-1280A-CC
DA-1280A-BD
DY-1280A-BD
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Systems
Step 3 - CPU Building Block Modules – Mandatory
M
=Mandatory
O
=Optional
CPUs
Dual CPU Modules
GS1280 Model 8
GS1280 Model 16
GS1280 Model 32
GS1280 Model 64
Configuration Guidelines
1.
CPU Building Blocks with different clock speeds can co-exist in one system, but must be separated into hard
partitions where the CPUs have the same speed.
2.
CPU Building Block or instant Capacity (iCAP) CPU Building Block Modules type (Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS) must
match the base system operating system selected in Step 2, or purchase a base operating system upgrade license to
match the license with the CPU Building Block Module.
Configuration and Use of instant Capacity (iCAP) CPUs
The instant Capacity (iCAP) program gives HP customers the option to purchase add-on CPU modules at a reduced price
and install those modules in systems ready to activate instantly when needed for extra computational capacity. To use the
iCAP program for AlphaServers:
1.
Order and install iCAP CPU modules along with Full Use CPUs. The total number of Full Use CPU Building Block
Modules plus iCAP CPU Building Bock Modules must adhere to the limits outlined above for GS1280 systems.
2.
Use the iCAP software (supplied with the iCAP CPU Module) to set iCAP CPUs inactive. As long as the total number
of active CPUs does not exceed the number of licensed CPUs owned for the system, the owner may choose which
CPUs to designate as iCAP.
3.
Inactive iCAP CPUs cannot include the primary CPU, CPUs responsible for hardware interrupts, CPUs being used by
an application when configuring iCAP, or a CPU connected to an I/O Building Block Drawer.
4.
Activate the iCAP CPUs for First Use when extra capacity is needed, and then promptly purchase the iCAP
Enablement (Right-to-Use).
AlphaServer GS1280 Dual CPU Building Block Module, 2xEV7 CPUs, 1300
MHz, Tru64 UNIX SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 Dual CPU Building Block Module, 2xEV7 CPUs, 1300
MHz, OpenVMS SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 Dual CPU Building Block Module, 2xEV7 CPUs, 1150
MHz, Tru64 UNIX SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 Dual CPU Building Block Module, 2xEV7 CPUs, 1150
MHz, OpenVMS SMP License
3X-KN72D-AB
3X-KN72D-AC
3X-KN72C-AB
3X-KN72C-AC
iCAP CPU Building Block Module + iCAP Enablement = Full Use CPU Building Block Module
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iCAP CPU Building
Block Modules
iCAP Enablement
TERMS and DEFINITIONS
iCAP CPU MODULE
FIRST USE
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz, Tru64
UNIX SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,
OpenVMS SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz, Tru64
UNIX SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,
OpenVMS SMP License
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,
Tru64 UNIX
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,
OpenVMS
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,
Tru64 UNIX
AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,
OpenVMS
AlphaServer CPU add-on module including the OpenVMS SMP or Tru64 Unix SMP extension
license, end user product warranty, iCAP software, plus limited Rights-to-Access the CPU module
and leave inactive until First Use.
First Use takes place when one or more processors on the iCAP CPU Module are activated for
permanent use.
3X-KN72D-CB
3X-KN72D-CC
3X-KN72C-CB
3X-KN72C-CC
3X-KN72D-EB
3X-KN72D-EC
3X-KN72C-EB
3X-KN72C-EC
iCAP ENABLEMENT
PROGRAM PERIOD
Temporary replacement of a failed CPU with an iCAP CPU does not constitute First Use.
Activation of an iCAP CPU after deactivation of a full use CPU does not constitute First Use. For
example, owners are permitted to deactivate a Full Use CPU in one hard partition of the system
and activate an iCAP CPU in another hard partition without First Use of the iCAP CPU. First Use
of an iCAP CPU Module is considered to have taken place only when the number of active CPUs
in the system is greater than the number of purchased full use CPUs.
Grants full Right-to-Use for a previously purchased iCAP CPU Module.
There is no time limit to activate an iCAP CPU.
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Step 4 - Select Memory Options - Mandatory
HP AlphaServer GS1280 Systems
Configuration Guidelines
1.
Mandatory selection of one memory option per CPU (two memory options per Dual CPU Building Block Module).
2.
Optional selection of a second memory option for each CPU.
3.
Both options must be the same size and speed for a CPU, but different size options can be used on different CPUs.
4.
Each memory option consists of four RDRAM Inline Memory Modules (RIMMs). An optional fifth RIMM (RAID option)
may be selected for redundancy that will allow uninterrupted operation in case of the loss of an entire RIMM. RAID
options must be selected and matched for each memory option on one CPU, but RAID options do not have to be
selected for all CPUs.
NOTE:
Memory must be ordered for iCAP CPU Modules as well as Full Use CPU Modules. The system will use memory
installed on the iCAP CPU Module even when the iCAP CPU is inactive.
Memory Application Examples
The following examples illustrate different ways of configuring one 8P System Building Block Drawer with eight CPUs and a
total of 16 GB of memory.
CPU Building Block Module #1CPU Building Block Module #2
CPU 1CPU 2CPU 3CPU 4
11111111
1
CPU Building Block Module #3CPU Building Block Module #4
CPU 5CPU 6CPU 7CPU 8
11111111
1
-
-
1
1
-
-
1
1
-
-
1
1
-
-
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Configuring memory is a compromise between cost, total memory capacity, and memory bandwidth requirements. The
following may be used as guidelines:
Applications, in which large amounts of memory can substantially reduce I/O throughput, may be optimized for total
memory capacity and future capacity growth. (Case B)
Typical commercial applications, such as transaction processing (OLTP) and multi-user timesharing, usually operate
efficiently from cache and may not be materially affected by memory bandwidth. Memory configuration is a balance
between memory bandwidth and future capacity growth. (Case B)
Data mining can benefit from additional memory bandwidth. It is best to match the number of memory base modules
to the number of CPUs. (Case A)
The most demanding high-performance technical applications achieve a performance level that is directly proportional
to memory bandwidth. In these cases, configure two memory options per CPU. (Case A)
Memory Specification
Use only with the indicated CPU Modules (mandatory)
Each AlphaServer GS1280 system requires one I/O Master Building Block Drawer per system. Additional I/O Building
Block Drawers are optional.
2.
Each additional hard partition in the system requires:
One Standard I/O Drawer (Master or Expansion), or
Shared (up to four hard partitions) access to one High Performance I/O Drawer (Master or Expansion)
3.
Each CPU in a GS1280 System Building Block Drawer can provide one I/O connection to an I/O Drawer.
4.
Either a Standard I/O Drawer (Expansion or Master) or High Performance I/O Drawer (Expansion or Master) can be
used for optional I/O expansion. Any combination of drawers is supported up to the I/O connection limit of 32 per hard
partition or 64 per system with 2 or more hard partitions.
The Standard I/O Drawer requires one I/O connection.
The High Performance I/O Drawer requires one and optionally up to four connections.
Example - AlphaServer GS1280 Model 16 with 12 processors
Twelve Processors, one I/O connection each
Six Standard I/O Drawers, one I/O connection each
One High Performance I/O Drawer with four I/O connections
One High Performance I/O Drawer with two I/O connections
Add-in I/O Module for High Performance I/O Drawers. Each module supports two PCI-X slots. Up to three
modules may be added to the base High Performance I/O Drawer.
I/O 3.3-meter cable for connection between GS1280 System Building Block Drawer and I/O Building Block
Drawers mounted in a system rack or adjacent expansion rack; select one cable for each I/O drawer
ordered and one cable per Add-in I/O Module (3X-KFMHA-AA) if ordered.
I/O 4.5-meter cable for connection spanning one or two racks between GS1280 System Building Block
Drawer and I/O Building Block Drawer mounted in an expansion rack; select one cable for each I/O drawer
ordered and one cable per Add-in I/O Module (3X-KFMHA-AA) if ordered.
I/O 6.0-meter cable for connection spanning three racks between GS1280 System Building Block Drawer
and I/O Building Block Drawer mounted in an expansion rack; select one cable for each I/O drawer
ordered and one cable per Add-in I/O Module (3X-KFMHA-AA) if ordered.
Total I/O Drawer Connections
I/O Module
for
Connection
to CPU in a
System
Building
Block
Drawer
1
1
1 standard
3 additional,
optional
1 standard
3 additional,
optional
1
1
I/O Buses
3 PCI-X
1 AGP 4X
3 PCI-X
1 AGP 4X
2 to 8
PCI-X
2 to 8
PCI-X
I/O Slots
8 PCI-X
1 PCI 3.3V;
2 PCI, 5V
1 AGP 4X
8 PCI-X
1 PCI 3.3V;
2 PCI, 5V
1 AGP 4X
2 to 8
PCI-X
2 to 8
PCI-X
Dual
Redundant
Power
Supplies
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
USB/
Ultra3
SCSI
Adapter
Card
NoNo
1 in PCI
3.3V Slot
NoNo
1 in PCI-X
Slot
=12 I/O connections used
DVD/
CD-RW
Drive
12
12
Universal
Slot for
Disks
None
4
None
4
Part Number
3X-BA70A-BA
3X-BA70A-AA
3X-BA70B-BA
3X-BA70B-AA
3X-KFMHA-AA
3X-BNPSA-04
3X-BNPSA-05
3X-BNPSA-06
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NOTES:
1.
One High Performance I/O Drawer can be used by up to four separate hard partitions. Each of the four I/O
connections (and two associated PCI-X slots) in the High Performance I/O Drawer can be independently controlled
(e.g. power on/off) in conjunction with a separate partition.
2.
A Master I/O Drawer consists of a Standard or High Performance I/O Drawer plus a Combination Adapter in one slot.
The Combination Adapter provides an Ultra3 SCSI connection for two disks and a DVD/CD-RW drive in the drawer,
plus a USB connection for keyboard, mouse, and monitor. The Master I/O Drawer is required for all GS1280 systems
integrated at the manufacturing plant by HP. If the final system configuration does not require these I/O devices, the
Combination Adapter may be removed and replaced with the following alternatives:
System Boot - External storage or network boot can be used in place of the disk storage internal to the I/O
Drawer.
Software Load - Software can be loaded over the network from a disk on another system or directly from a CD
reader attached to another system by using remote mount.
User I/O - User access via a network connection can be used in place of the direct connection via the USB port.
3.
The two disks in the Master I/O Drawer can only be connected to the system via the Combination Adapter's Ultra3
SCSI connection. The I/O Drawer design does not permit connection from other storage adapters, such as a RAID
adapter, that might be installed in the I/O Drawer.
4.
Each Master I/O Drawer supports up to two, optional, hard disk drives. See the Disks step of the ES/GS Common
Options section of this QuickSpec for the selection of supported disk drives.
Step 6 - Power Distribution Units - Mandatory
Type A
Power Distribution
Units
Select one variant.
Type B
Power Distribution
Units
Select one variant.
NOTES
:
North America/Japan 200
-208V, NEMA L21-30P
30A; 3 x C19 outlets plus
24 x C13 outlets
International 380/415V Y,
IEC 309 32A; 3 x C19
outlets plus 24 x C13
outlets
North America/Japan
200 - 208V, IEC 309 60A
International
380/415V Y, IEC 309
32A
GS1280 Model8GS1280 Model16GS1280 Model32GS1280 Model
Select the same power supply voltage variant for both Type A and Type B Power Distribution Units, e.g. both 200208V or both 380/415V.
2.
IEC 309 is a general spec that can encompass 3 different pin types. The 3X-H7606-BA PDU uses the Hubbell
460P9W, a 4 pin connector.
3.
The 3X-H7606-AA PDU uses an L21-30P 30 amp plug, Hubbell 2811, a 4 pin connector.
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Step 7 - Dual AC Power - Optional
A Dual AC power option provides the capability to connect to two separate AC feeds: a primary AC feed and a secondary
AC feed. The feeds can be direct from the power utility, or they can be a combination of utility feeds and UPS or generator
feeds. The preferred (primary) feed is determined by the user. In the event of failure of the primary feed, the system will
automatically transfer the load to the secondary feed without power interruption.
Dual AC is included as a standard feature in the:
GS1280 Model 32 with Dual AC (DA/DY-1280A-CC)
GS1280 Model 64 with Dual AC (DA/DY-1280A-BD)
Dual AC is an option for:
GS1280 Model 8
GS1280 Model 16
GS1280 Model 32 Single AC (DA/DY-1280A-AC)
GS1280 Model 64 Single AC (DA/DY-1280A-AD)
Dual AC Power Options for GS1280 Model 8 and Model 16 Systems
Configuration Guidelines
1.
Dual AC power options can be factory configured or installed as a field upgrade.
2.
The dual AC assemblies for the Model 16 requires that a second rack (3X-H9A45-ZA Expansion Rack) be
mounted adjacent to the system power rack - see Step 9.
Mandatory
options above.
Type A Power
Distribution Units
Select one variant.
with Dual AC
Dual AC option for use with AlphaServer GS1280 Model 8 systems
Dual AC option for use with AlphaServer GS1280 Model 16 systems
Two required for Model 16 Dual
AC Option
One required for Model 8 Dual
AC Option
North America/Japan 200 -208V, NEMA
L21-30P 30A; 3 x C19 outlets plus 24 x
C13 outlets
International 380/415V Y, IEC 309 32A;
3 x C19 outlets plus 24 x C13 outlets
3X-H7514-AC
3X-H7514-AB
3X-H7606-AA
3X-H7606-AB
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AlphaServer GS1280 Model 8 with Dual AC Option
AlphaServer GS1280 Model 16 with Dual AC Option
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Dual AC Power Options for GS1280 Model 32 and Model 64 Systems not originally equipped with Dual AC (DA/DY1280A-AC/AD)
GS1280 Model 32 and Model 64 systems that were not originally equipped with power supplies that included dual AC
capability (DA/DY-1280A-AC/AD) may be upgraded in the field to a power supply with Dual AC.
Configuration Guidelines
1.
The upgrade consists of one new power supply rack that replaces the existing power supply rack(s).
2.
I/O Drawers, storage shelves or other components in the existing power supply racks must be moved to the new
power supply rack or an expansion rack.
3.
Two Type A Power Distribution Units (3X-H7606-Ax) must be moved from the existing power rack to the new power
rack to provide power for I/O Drawers and/or storage in the new power rack.
Mandatory
above.
Type B Power Distribution Units
Select one variant.
with Dual AC options
Dual AC option for AlphaServer GS1280 Model 32 system
(DA/DY-1280A-AC)
Dual AC option for AlphaServer GS1280 Model 64 system
(DA/DY-1280A-AD)
Two required for Model
32 Dual AC Option
Four required for Model
64 Dual AC Option
North America/Japan 200
- 208V, IEC 309 60A
International 380/415V Y,
IEC 309 32A
3X-H7514-BC
3X-H7514-BD
3X-H7606-BA
3X-H7606-BB
Step 8 - Internal System Expansion - Optional
AlphaServer GS1280 systems can support optional configurations shown below.
AlphaServer GS1280 Model 8 - Internal System Expansion Options
DA - 11921 Worldwide — Version 24 — July 23, 2007
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