Digital Equipment DEC 3000 600 AXP Operating and installation instructions

DEC 3000 Models 600/600S AXP
and800/800SAXP
ServiceInformation
Order Number: EK–FLSPC–SV. A01
Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, MA

First Printing, September 1993
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Contents
Preface ..................................................... xv
Part I DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP Specific Information
1 System Overview
Overview ........................................... 1–1
Components and Features . . ........................... 1–2
Front View ......................................... 1–7
Rear View .......................................... 1–9
2 System Configuration
Overview ........................................... 2–1
Serial ROM Jumpers ................................. 2–2
Console Security . . ................................... 2–3
ROM Update ........................................ 2–7
Storage Devices . . . ................................... 2–8
Memory Configuration ................................ 2–11
3 Removal and Replacement Procedures
Overview ........................................... 3–1
Locating Field Replaceable Units ........................ 3–3
Cable Routing ....................................... 3–5
BA47X–AA Vertical Floor Stand ......................... 3–8
System Cover ....................................... 3–14
Fixed Media Devices .................................. 3–17
Removable Media Devices . . . ........................... 3–19
Drive Shelf ......................................... 3–24
TURBOchannel Option ................................ 3–29
SIMMs . ........................................... 3–31
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I/O Board .......................................... 3–34
System Board ....................................... 3–39
Power Supply ....................................... 3–42
4 Diagnostic Testing
Overview ........................................... 4–1
Power-On Diagnostics ................................. 4–2
FRU Code Table . . ................................... 4–4
Diagnostic Listing . ................................... 4–5
Running Single/Multiple Tests .......................... 4–7
Entering/Exiting Console and Service Mode ................ 4–10
ASIC Diagnostic . . ................................... 4–13
NVR Diagnostic . . ................................... 4–14
MEMORY Diagnostic ................................. 4–16
SCSI Diagnostic . . ................................... 4–20
NI Diagnostic ....................................... 4–23
SCC Diagnostic . . . ................................... 4–26
ISDN Diagnostic . . ................................... 4–29
TURBOchannel Testing ............................... 4–31
5 Troubleshooting
Overview ........................................... 5–1
LED Codes ......................................... 5–2
84 Fail . ........................................... 5–14
Troubleshooting Tables ................................ 5–15
Part II DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP Specific Information
6 System Overview
Overview ........................................... 6–1
Front View ......................................... 6–5
Rear View .......................................... 6–8
System Block Diagram ................................ 6–11
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7 System Configuration
Overview ........................................... 7–1
Jumper Locations . ................................... 7–3
Console Security . . ................................... 7–6
Storage Devices . . . ................................... 7–8
Internal Cable Routing ................................ 7–11
Memory Configuration ................................ 7–13
8 Removal and Replacement Procedures
Overview ........................................... 8–1
Locating Field Replaceable Units ........................ 8–3
System Cover ....................................... 8–6
Front Bezel ......................................... 8–8
Side Panels ......................................... 8–10
Rear Bezel ......................................... 8–12
Audio Module Assembly ............................... 8–14
Lights and Switch Module . . ........................... 8–16
Power Supply ....................................... 8–18
RZxx Disk Drives . ................................... 8–22
Regulator Module . ................................... 8–27
I/O Module ......................................... 8–29
Fans . . . ........................................... 8–34
Memory Mother Board ................................ 8–37
Memory Module . . ................................... 8–40
System Module . . . ................................... 8–43
System Cable and Power Routing ........................ 8–50
9 Diagnostic Testing
Overview ........................................... 9–1
FRU Code Table . . ................................... 9–2
Diagnostic Listing . ................................... 9–3
Running Diagnostic Tests . . . ........................... 9–4
Entering and Exiting Console and Service Mode . . .......... 9–6
ASIC Diagnostic . . ................................... 9–8
NVR Diagnostic . . ................................... 9–9
Memory Diagnostic ................................... 9–11
SCSI Diagnostic . . ................................... 9–15
NI Diagnostic ....................................... 9–18
SCC Diagnostic . . . ................................... 9–20
ISDN Diagnostic . . ................................... 9–22
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TURBOchannel Testing ............................... 9–24
10 Troubleshooting
Overview ........................................... 10–1
System Device FRU Codes . . ........................... 10–2
LED Codes ......................................... 10–2
84 Fail Message . . ................................... 10–10
Troubleshooting Tables ................................ 10–11
11 Rackmount Installation for the IEC RS–310 Cabinet
Installation Procedure ................................. 11–1
12 Rackmount Installation for the H9A00–AJ Cabinet
Installation Procedure ................................. 12–1
Part III Common System Information
13 Using the Console and Utilities Commands
Overview ........................................... 13–1
Console Commands List ............................... 13–1
BOOT . . ........................................... 13–2
BOOT Command Parameters ........................... 13–3
CONTINUE ........................................ 13–5
DEPOSIT .......................................... 13–6
EXAMINE .......................................... 13–10
HALT ............................................. 13–15
HELP . . ........................................... 13–15
INITIALIZE ........................................ 13–17
LOGIN . ........................................... 13–18
REPEAT ........................................... 13–19
SET ............................................... 13–20
SET Command Parameters . . ........................... 13–21
SHOW . . ........................................... 13–39
SHOW Command Parameters ........................... 13–41
START ............................................ 13–55
TEST . . ........................................... 13–56
Alternate Consoles ................................... 13–56
SCSI Utilities ....................................... 13–58
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14 LED Codes and Status/Error Messages
Overview ........................................... 14–1
LED Codes ......................................... 14–2
Console Error Messages ............................... 14–8
Console Halt Messages ................................ 14–9
ASIC Diagnostic Error Codes ........................... 14–10
NVR Diagnostic Error Codes ........................... 14–11
ISDN Diagnostic Error Codes ........................... 14–12
SCC Diagnostic Error Codes . ........................... 14–13
SCSI Diagnostic Error Codes ........................... 14–15
NI Diagnostic Error Codes . . ........................... 14–16
MEMORY Diagnostic Error Codes ....................... 14–20
ASIC Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ................... 14–20
NVR Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ................... 14–20
ISDN Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ................... 14–21
SCC Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ................... 14–23
SCSI Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ................... 14–25
NI Diagnostic Status/Error Messages . . ................... 14–31
MEMORY Diagnostic Status/Error Messages ............... 14–34
MIPS Emulator Status Messages ........................ 14–36
15 Recommended Spares List
Spares List for the DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP .......... 15–1
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP TURBOchannel Options Parts
List ............................................... 15–3
Recommend Spares List for the DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
................................................... 15–5
16 SCSI ID Settings for Drives
Setting a Unique SCSI Address ......................... 16–1
Part IV System Upgrading Information
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17 Upgrading a DEC 3000 Model 400/400S AXP to a Model
600/600S AXP
Overview ........................................... 17–1
Options Supported ................................... 17–2
Upgrade Kit Contents ................................. 17–8
Performing the Upgrade ............................... 17–8
Completing the Upgrade ............................... 17–9
Index
Figures
1–1 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP System Module Block
Diagram ......................................... 1–4
1–2 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP I/O Subsystem Block
Diagram ......................................... 1–5
1–3 Front View ....................................... 1–8
1–4 Rear View ....................................... 1–9
2–1 Serial ROM Jumpers ............................... 2–2
2–2 Secure Jumper . ................................... 2–4
2–3 ROM Update Jumper ............................... 2–7
2–4 Example of a Memory Bank .......................... 2–12
3–1 System Major Assembly View (Front) .................. 3–4
3–2 System Power Cable Routing ......................... 3–5
3–3 SCSI Disk Cable Routing . ........................... 3–6
3–4 Disk Power Cabling ................................ 3–7
3–5 Cable Location in Floor Stand Configuration . . . .......... 3–9
3–6 Lifting the Floor Stand . . ........................... 3–10
3–7 Removing the Floor Stand ........................... 3–11
3–8 Removing the Mounting Plate ........................ 3–12
3–9 Removing the System Cover ......................... 3–15
3–10 Removing a Fixed Media Device . . . ................... 3–18
3–11 Loosening the Screws on the Bracket................... 3–20
3–12 Removing a Removable Media Device .................. 3–22
3–13 Disconnecting the Cables and Loosening the Screws from
Drive Shelf ....................................... 3–25
3–14 Removing the Drive Shelf ........................... 3–27
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3–15 Removing the Screws and Standoffs from a TURBOchannel
Option .......................................... 3–30
3–16 Removing the Memory Mother Board .................. 3–32
3–17 Removing the SIMMs............................... 3–33
3–18 Removing the I/O Board. . ........................... 3–36
3–19 Replacing the I/O Board . . ........................... 3–37
3–20 Verifying Jumper Settings ........................... 3–38
3–21 Removing a System Board ........................... 3–40
3–22 Removing the Power Supply ......................... 3–43
4–1 MMB ........................................... 4–20
6–1 Front View ....................................... 6–6
6–2 Rear View ....................................... 6–9
6–3 System Block Diagram . . . ........................... 6–11
7–1 System Module Jumper Locations . . ................... 7–3
7–2 I/O Module Jumper Locations ........................ 7–5
7–3 Internal Cable Routing . . ........................... 7–11
7–4 Factory-Default SCSI ID Settings for Drives . . . .......... 7–12
7–5 Power Cabling . ................................... 7–13
7–6 Memory Bank Layout . . . ........................... 7–14
8–1 FRU Locations (Right Side) .......................... 8–4
8–2 FRU Locations (Left Side) ........................... 8–5
8–3 Removing the Top Cover . ........................... 8–7
8–4 Removing the Front Bezel ........................... 8–9
8–5 Removing the Side Panel . ........................... 8–11
8–6 Removing the Rear Bezel . ........................... 8–13
8–7 Removing the Audio Module Assembly ................. 8–15
8–8 Removing the LSM Module .......................... 8–17
8–9 Power Supply Cabling . . . ........................... 8–19
8–10 Removing the Power Supply ......................... 8–20
8–11 Removing an RZxx Drive . ........................... 8–24
8–12 Default SCSI ID Settings . ........................... 8–25
8–13 Removing the Regulator Module . . . ................... 8–28
8–14 I/O Module Cable Connections ........................ 8–30
8–15 Removing the I/O Module (Side View) .................. 8–31
8–16 I/O Module Jumper Locations ........................ 8–33
8–17 Removing a Fan ................................... 8–35
8–18 Removing a Memory Mother Board . ................... 8–38
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8–19 Removing SIMMs .................................. 8–41
8–20 System Module Power Connections . ................... 8–44
8–21 TURBOchannel Connections ......................... 8–45
8–22 Removing the System Module ........................ 8–46
8–23 System Module Jumper Locations . . ................... 8–48
8–24 Internal Cabling................................... 8–50
8–25 Power Cabling . ................................... 8–51
9–1 Memory Bank Layout . . . ........................... 9–15
11–1 Determining the Installation Area . . ................... 11–3
11–2 Installing the Top Air Deflector ....................... 11–5
11–3 Installing the Bottom Air Deflector Assembly . . .......... 11–7
11–4 Assembling the Right Side Chassis Slide Subassembly . . . . . 11–9
11–5 Installing the Right Side Chassis Slide Assembly ......... 11–11
11–6 Assembling the Left Side Chassis Slide Subassembly ...... 11–13
11–7 Installing the Left Side Chassis Slide Assembly .......... 11–15
11–8 Installing the Chassis Slide Support Brackets . . .......... 11–17
11–9 Securing the PE50A–B9/D9 Unit to the Chassis Slide
Assembly ........................................ 11–19
11–10 Installing the Faceplate Mounting Brackets . . . .......... 11–21
11–11 Installing the Faceplate . . ........................... 11–22
11–12 Installing the Rear Support Bracket ................... 11–24
11–13 Rear View of the System . ........................... 11–25
11–14 Front View of the System. ........................... 11–27
12–1 Determining the Installation Area . . ................... 12–3
12–2 Installing the Top Air Deflector ....................... 12–5
12–3 Installing the Bottom Air Deflector Assembly . . .......... 12–6
12–4 Assembling the Right Side Chassis Subassembly.......... 12–8
12–5 Installing the Right Side Chassis Slide Assembly ......... 12–10
12–6 Assembling of the Left Side Slide Subassembly . .......... 12–12
12–7 Installing the Left Side Chassis Slide Assembly .......... 12–14
12–8 Installing the Chassis Slide Support Brackets . . .......... 12–16
12–9 Securing the PE50A–B9/D9 Unit to the Chassis Slide
Assembly ........................................ 12–18
12–10 Installing the Faceplate Mounting Brackets . . . .......... 12–20
12–11 Installing the Faceplate . . ........................... 12–22
12–12 Installing the Rear Support Bracket ................... 12–24
12–13 Rear View of the System . ........................... 12–25
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12–14 Front View of the System. ........................... 12–27
16–1 RRD42 Compact Disc Drive SCSI ID Settings . . .......... 16–3
16–2 RX26 Diskette Drive SCSI ID Settings ................. 16–5
16–3 RX26 Unit Select Switch . ........................... 16–6
16–4 TZK10/TZK11 Tape Drive SCSI ID Settings . . . .......... 16–7
16–5 TZ30 SCSI Switches................................ 16–8
16–6 TLZ06 Tape Drive SCSI ID Settings ................... 16–9
16–7 RZ24L Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings .............. 16–10
16–8 RZ25 Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings................ 16–11
16–9 RZ25 Secondary SCSI Address Port . ................... 16–12
16–10 RZ25L Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings .............. 16–13
16–11 RZ26 Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings................ 16–14
16–12 RZ26L Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings .............. 16–15
16–13 RZ28 Fixed Disk Drive SCSI ID Settings................ 16–16
Tables
1Parts Description .................................. xvi
2DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP Systems Reference
Documentation . ................................... xviii
3DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP Systems Reference
Documentation . ................................... xix
4Telephone Numbers of Digital Support Centers . .......... xx
1–1 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP System (Front) .......... 1–8
1–2 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP System (Rear) . .......... 1–9
2–1 Recommended SCSI Jumper Settings .................. 2–10
2–2 Recommended SCSI Switch Settings ................... 2–10
3–1 FRU Table ....................................... 3–3
4–1 System Device FRU Codes ........................... 4–4
4–2 TURBOchannel Options FRU Codes ................... 4–5
4–3 TURBOchannel Options FRU Codes ................... 4–5
4–4 Diagnostics Environments ........................... 4–7
4–5 ASIC Diagnostic Subtests ........................... 4–13
4–6 ASIC Error Identification . ........................... 4–14
4–7 NVR Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 4–15
4–8 NVR Error Identification . ........................... 4–16
4–9 Memory Diagnostic Subtests ......................... 4–18
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4–10 Memory Test Options ............................... 4–18
4–11 Memory Error Code Description....................... 4–19
4–12 SCSI Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 4–22
4–13 SCSI Error Identification . ........................... 4–23
4–14 NI Diagnostic Subtests. . . ........................... 4–24
4–15 NI Error Identification . . . ........................... 4–25
4–16 SCC Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 4–28
4–17 SCC Error Identification . ........................... 4–28
4–18 ISDN Diagnostic Subtests ........................... 4–30
4–19 ISDN Error Identification ........................... 4–30
5–1 Serial ROM LED Codes Action Table ................... 5–2
5–2 Serial ROM LED Codes . . ........................... 5–3
5–3 ASIC LED Codes .................................. 5–4
5–4 ASIC LED Codes Action Table ........................ 5–5
5–5 NVR LED Codes .................................. 5–6
5–6 NVR LED Codes Action Table ........................ 5–7
5–7 SCC LED Codes ................................... 5–7
5–8 SCC LED Codes Action Table ........................ 5–8
5–9 NI LED Codes . ................................... 5–9
5–10 NI LED Codes Action Table .......................... 5–10
5–11 ISDN LED Codes .................................. 5–11
5–12 ISDN LED Codes Action Table ....................... 5–11
5–13 SCSI LED Codes .................................. 5–12
5–14 SCSI LED Codes Action Table ........................ 5–13
5–15 Console LED Codes ................................ 5–13
5–16 Console LED Codes Action Table . . . ................... 5–14
5–17 System Problems .................................. 5–16
5–18 Monitor Problems.................................. 5–18
5–19 Mouse Problems ................................... 5–19
5–20 Keyboard Problems ................................ 5–19
5–21 Drive Problems ................................... 5–20
5–22 Network Problems ................................. 5–20
5–23 Firmware Upgrade Problems ......................... 5–21
6–1 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Front) .......... 6–7
6–2 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Rear) . .......... 6–10
7–1 System Module Jumpers . ........................... 7–4
7–2 I/O Module Jumpers ............................... 7–5
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7–3 Recommended SCSI Jumper Settings .................. 7–10
8–1 FRU Table ....................................... 8–3
8–2 I/O Module Jumper Locations ........................ 8–33
8–3 System Module Jumper Locations . . ................... 8–49
9–1 System Device FRU Codes ........................... 9–2
9–2 TURBOchannel FRU Codes .......................... 9–2
9–3 SCSI FRU Codes .................................. 9–3
9–4 Diagnostics Environments ........................... 9–4
9–5 ASIC Diagnostic Subtests ........................... 9–8
9–6 ASIC Error Identification ........................... 9–9
9–7 NVR Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 9–10
9–8 NVR Error Identification . ........................... 9–11
9–9 Memory Diagnostic Subtests ......................... 9–12
9–10 Memory Test Options ............................... 9–13
9–11 Memory Error Identification ......................... 9–14
9–12 SCSI Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 9–17
9–13 SCSI Error Identification . ........................... 9–18
9–14 NI Diagnostic Subtests. . . ........................... 9–19
9–15 NI Error Identification . . . ........................... 9–20
9–16 SCC Diagnostic Subtests . ........................... 9–21
9–17 SCC Error Identification . ........................... 9–22
9–18 ISDN Diagnostic Subtests ........................... 9–23
9–19 ISDN Error Identification ........................... 9–24
10–1 System Device FRU Codes ........................... 10–2
10–2 Serial ROM LED Error Codes ........................ 10–4
10–3 NVR LED Error Codes . . . ........................... 10–6
10–4 SCC LED Error Codes . . . ........................... 10–7
10–5 NI LED Error Codes ............................... 10–8
10–6 ISDN LED Error Codes . . ........................... 10–9
10–7 SCSI LED Error Codes . . ........................... 10–9
10–8 Console LED Error Codes ........................... 10–10
10–9 System Problems .................................. 10–12
10–10 Monitor Problems.................................. 10–14
10–11 Mouse Problems ................................... 10–15
10–12 Keyboard Problems ................................ 10–15
10–13 Drive Problems ................................... 10–16
10–14 Network Problems ................................ 10–16
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10–15 Firmware Upgrade Problems ......................... 10–18
11–1 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Rear) . .......... 11–26
11–2 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Front) .......... 11–28
12–1 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Rear) . .......... 12–26
12–2 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP System (Front) .......... 12–28
13–1 OpenVMS AXP and DEC OSF/1 AXP Device Naming
Conventions . . . ................................... 13–4
13–2 SCSI Utility Options ............................... 13–58
13–3 Erasing a Hard Disk ............................... 13–59
13–4 Formatting a Diskette . . . ........................... 13–61
13–5 Verifying a Disk ................................... 13–61
14–1 Power-Up Test Serial ROM Codes . . ................... 14–2
15–1 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP Spares List . . . .......... 15–1
15–2 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP TURBOchannel Options
List . ........................................... 15–3
15–3 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP Spares List . . . .......... 15–5
16–1 SCSI ID Settings .................................. 16–1
17–1 Supported Internal Options .......................... 17–2
17–2 External Supported Options.......................... 17–5
17–3 Other Supported Options . ........................... 17–7
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Preface
About This Document
Purpose This document provides information for servicing the DEC
3000 Model 600/600S AXP and DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
systems. A variety of diagnostic and troubleshooting aids is
provided, along with procedures to remove and replace failed or
damaged field replaceable units (FRUs).
Audience This manual is a support and reference document for Digital
services personnel who perform maintenance work on the DEC
3000 Model 600/600S AXP and DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
systems. It is also intended for Digital customers who have a
self-maintenance agreement with Digital.
Structure This guide consists of 17 chapters and an index. It is organized
into four parts as Table 1 describes.
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Table 1 Parts Description
Part Title Description
I DEC 3000 Model 600
/600S AXP Specific
Information
Chapters 1-5 in Part I provide
information specific to the
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S
AXP system. The chapters
include a system overview,
configurations, FRU removal
and replacements, diagnostics,
and troubleshooting.
II DEC 3000 Model 800
/800S AXP Specific
Information
Chapters 6-12 in Part II
provide information specific
to the DEC 3000 Model 800
/800S AXP system. The
chapters include a system
overview, configurations, FRU
removal and replacements,
diagnostics, troubleshooting,
and rackmount installation.
III Common System
Information Chapters 13-16 in Part III provide information common
to both the DEC 3000 Model
600/600S AXP and DEC 3000
Model 800/800S AXP systems.
The chapters describe console
commands, LED codes and
status/error messages, spare
parts, and SCSI ID option
devices information.
IV System Upgrading
Information Chapter 17 in Part IV provides information for upgrading a
DEC 3000 Model 400/400S AXP
system to a DEC 3000 Model
600/600S AXP system.
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Conventions
Used in this
Document
This document uses the following conventions:
Convention Meaning
Note Provides general information.
Caution Provides information that prevents
damage to equipment and software.
Warning Provides information to prevent
personal injury.
Key A key name in a box used in text and
examples means that you press that key
on your keyboard.
[ ] Optional. The information contained
within these brackets is optional.
{ } Required. The information contained
within these delimiters is required.
TEST ASIG User input. Bolded text indicates that
the user must supply this information.
SET PASSWORD In text, commands are shown in all
uppercase to differentiate them from
text.
! A number in a circle corresponds to that
number in an illustration.
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Related
Documentation The following documents listed in Table 2 and Table 3 provide
additional information about the DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
and DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP systems.
Table 2 DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP Systems Reference
Documentation
Document Order Number
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
System Owner’s Guide EK–SNDPL–OG
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
Setting Up Your Workstation (Quick
Card)
EK–SNDWS–QC
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
Setting Up Your Server (Quick Card) EK–SNDSR–QC
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
Technical Summary EK–SNDPR–TM
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
Options Guide EK–SNDPL–OP
OpenVMS Factory Installed Software
User Card EK–A0377–UG
Guide to Installing DEC OSF/1 EK–SFFIS–UG
DEC 3000 Model 600/600S AXP
Floor Stand Installation Card EK–SNDPR–QC
TURBOchannel Expander Box
Owner’s Guide EK–TRBXT–IN
Alpha AXP Systems Firmware
Release Notes AA–PW8YD–TE
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Table 3 DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP Systems Reference
Documentation
Document Order Number
DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
Owner’s Guide EK–FLMUL–OG
DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
Options Guide EK–FLMUL–OP
DEC 3000 Model 800 AXP Quick
Installation Card EK–FLUM–QC
DEC 3000 Model 800S AXP Quick
Installation Card EK–FLUMSR–QC
DEC 3000 Model 800/800S AXP
Technical Summary EC–N0094–51
Digital Support Centers
Availability Digital services representatives are available at Digital Support
Centers for on-site warranty and service contract customers.
If you do not currently receive this support but would like to,
please contact either a Digital Support Center listed in Table 4
or your local Digital office.
Contact
Numbers Table 4 lists several telephone numbers for Digital Support
Centers.
If your Digital services number is not listed, please contact your
local Digital office for assistance.
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Table 4 Telephone Numbers of Digital Support Centers
Country Telephone Number
United States 1-800-354-9000
Canada 1-800-267-5251
Canada (Quebec) 1-800-267-2603
United Kingdom [44]256 59200
France [33]92955111
Germany [49]-(89)-95913218
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