Fujitsu Siemens Computers SKP 3970-2 Series User manual

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1Introduction
3970-2x Service/Console Processor
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor is a mandatory expansion feature for the S1xx
Business Server. In conjunction with the service processor it supports the operation,
monitoring, troubleshooting and maintenance of the business server, as well as
TELESERVICE.
Figure 1: 3970-20 tower (left) and 3970-29 rack module (right)
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor is available in the following housing variants:
●tower (3970-20 SKP)
●rack module (3970-29 SKP)
The SKP variants are supplemented by:
– color monitor (3970L-30, -31, -40)
– keyboard (3970L-10)
– mouse (3970L-5)

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Target group Introduction
The SKP variants 3970-20 and 3970-29 are connected to the S1xx Business Server via
channel type S.
The 3970-2x Service/Console Processor also enables remote operation of the S1xx
Business Server via LAN (including a WAN connection - X.25/ISDN - for routers). In this
case, operation is handled via the SKP operator terminal 3970L-31LG for German-
speaking areas and 3970L-31LI for English-speaking areas. The connection for LAN
operation is to the second LAN controller of the basic unit 3970-2x SKP.
Native operation of BS2000/OSD by way of the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor allows
up to six virtual screens (consoles for SINIX, SVP, $DIALOG).
The VMOP function diskettes (3970V-VM4, - VM8, -VM16) enable operation of the VM2000
monitor system and the guest systems. Here, each console may be allocated specifically to
a particular system, or there can also be central consoles for up to six guest systems each.
In addition, system-specific logging is supported, with the option of setting the archiving
strategy (size and number of logging files) separately for each system.
The VMOP function diskettes also allow system-specific support through the 3925 ATOP.
A streamer can optionally be incorporated in the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor. This
can be used to back up the logging files of the programs KVP, TSB2000 and TELESERVICE
(UNIX).
1.1 Target group
This manual provides all the information you need to operate the hardware of the 3970-2x
Service/Console Processor. It is therefore intended for use by operators and system admin-
istrators.
1.2 Summary of contents
The present Operating Manual deals exclusively with the hardware of the 3970-2x Service/
Console Processor, as required for system operation. Refer to the documentation supplied
for information on peripherals (such as monitors).
The SINIX-2000 V7.5 operating system is described in the "SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0" User
Guide [1].
Operation of the S1xx Business Server, to which the 3970-2x Service/Console Processor
is connected for system operation, is described in the "S1xx Business Server" Operating
Manuals [2]-[5].

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Introduction Notational conventions
1.3 Notational conventions
Certain text passages are given special emphasis in this manual. The following symbols are
used to identify such passages:
Information which is particularly important for the functioning of the product.
This symbol identifies important notes (e.g. warnings).
Following this symbol you will find a reference to the "SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0" User
Guide [1].
ÊThis symbol identifies actions to be performed (e.g. required keyboard inputs).
[ ... ] Literature reference, or optional parameters in commands
This typewriter typeface is used for names, commands and messages
(e.g. the SET-LOGON-PARAMETERS command).
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2 Important information
The contents of this chapter include safety information which must be observed when
working with the 3970-2x SKP. The manufacturer-supplied details provide further useful
information.
2.1 Safety information
Observe the safety information given in the "Safety and Ergonomics" manual, as
well as the following safety instructions.
●The ON/OFF switch does not disconnect the 3970-2x SKP from the mains voltage.
●The CD-ROM drive contains a light-emitting diode (LED), classification as per
IEC 825-1:1993:LASER CLASS 1, and should not therefore be opened.
2.2 Observed standards
2.2.1 Radiation and resistance
This equipment satisfies the requirements of EU Directive 89/336/EEC
"Electromagnetic Compatibility" (EN 55 022/B and EN 50082-1).
2.2.2 Safety
–IEC950
– EN 60950
– VDE 0805, including Scandinavian requirements
– UL 1950, CSA 22.2 No. 950
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Door of the 3970-2x SKP Important information
2.2.3 RFI suppression
– FCC, Part 15 Subpart J Class B
2.3 Door of the 3970-2x SKP
Do not open the door of the 3970-2x SKP except to perform operator actions. After
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3 Operation
Observe the safety instructionsgiven in the chapter entitled "Important information".
3.1 Installing the operating system
For a description of how to install the SINIX-2000 Z V7.5 operating system, refer to
the section entitled "Installing SINIX-2000" in the chapter "Installing SINIX-2000
V7.5" of the "SINIX-2000 V7.5/V8.0" User Guide [1].
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Unlocking the tower Operation
3.2 Unlocking the tower
Figure 2: Unlocking the tower
ÊTurn the key (1) to open the lock. The door remains closed.
ÊIf you only want to access the ON/OFF switch and the available drives, grip the drive
cover by the handle and pull it first towards you (2a) and then in a downward direction
(2b). You can leave the key in the lock.
ÊIf you need to access the drive modules of the server, you have to open the door (3).
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Operation Unlocking the tower
Another possibility is to open the drive cover but keep the door locked. This is done as
follows:
ÊOpen the lock.
Figure 3: Opening the drive cover on the tower
ÊTake the handle at the bottom of the drive cover and pull it towards you (1).
ÊReinstate the lock (2).
ÊPush the drive cover in a downward direction (3).
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Controls and indicators Operation
3.3 Controls and indicators
Figure 4: Control elements on the tower
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1 Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active
2 Display: SCSI bus active / not active
3 Status indicator
4ON/OFFswitch
5 Display: chipcard reader active / not active *)
6 Display: floppy disk drive active / not active
7 Display: hard disk drive active / not active
8 Display: hard disk error

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Operation Controls and indicators
Figure 5: Control elements of the rack module
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1 Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active
2 Display: SCSI bus active / not active
3 Status switch
4ON/OFFswitch
5 Display: chipcard reader active / not active*)
6 Display: floppy disk drive active / not active
7 Display: hard disk drive active / not active
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Controls and indicators Operation
1 Display: CD-ROM drive active / not active
The yellow indicator is lit when the CD-ROM drive is being accessed.
2 Display: SCSI bus active / not active
The green indicator is lit when data is transferred via an SCSI channel.
3 Status indicator
The green status indicator is lit when the 3970-2x SKP has been switched on.
4 ON/OFF switch
The ON/OFF switch switches the 3970-2x SKP on and off. If it has been switched off,
the green status indicator is lit (3).
The ON/OFF switch does not disconnect the 3970-2x SKP from the mains
voltage. To completely disconnect it from the mains voltage, the mains plug on
the 3970-2x SKP must be pulled out.
5 Chipcard reader display
The chipcard reader is not supported.
6 Display: floppy disk drive active / not active
This indicator is lit when the floppy disk drive is being accessed.
7 Display: hard disk drive active / not active
The green indicator is lit when the hard disk drive is being accessed.
8 Hard disk error display
The yellow indicator is lit when the hard disk drive is defective.
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Operation Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off
3.4 Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off
Switching the 3970-2x SKP on
Figure 6: Switching on the tower and the rack module
ÊPress the ON/OFF pushbutton (1).
When the 3970-2x SKP has been switched on, the green status indicator (2) is lit. Immedi-
ately after being switched on, the 3970-2x SKP performs a self-test.
If, once the 3970-2x SKP has been switched on, only flickering stripes appear on
the screen, switch the monitor off and notify the Customer Service Department.
The 3970-2x SKP is ready for operation if the SINIX welcome window appears on the
screen. If this window does not appear, something has gone wrong when powering up the
SKP. Restart the powering up procedure. If this also proves unsuccessful, notify the
Customer Service Department.
Following a power failure, the system powers up again automatically.
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Switching the 3970-2x SKP on and off Operation
Switching the 3970-2x SKP off
The 3970-2x SKP should not be switched off while processing is still running, as this
can result in data being lost.
ÊActivate the SINIX screen.
ÊEnter the following command:
init 0
or press the ON/OFF pushbutton.
The operating system is then powered down in the proper manner and the 3970-2x SKP is
deactivated. The green status indicator (2) is extinguished.
The ON/OFF switch does not disconnect the 3970-2x SKP from the mains voltage.
To completely disconnect it from the mains voltage, the mains plug on the 3970-2x
SKP must be pulled out.
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Operation Locking the tower
3.5 Locking the tower
Figure 7: Locking the tower
ÊClose the drive cover (1) and/or the door of the server (2).
ÊTurn the key counterclockwise (3).
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Service tray in the tower Operation
3.6 Service tray in the tower
Figure 8: Service tray in the tower
CDs, floppy disks and administrator and maintenance information (e.g. maintenance
stickers, SKP network address) can be kept in a secure and handy location in the tray on
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Operation Cleaning the 3970-2x SKP
3.7 Cleaning the 3970-2x SKP
Switch the 3970-2x SKP off and remove the mains plug from the grounded power
socket.
The interior of the housing of the 3970-2x SKP should only be cleaned by autho-
rized specialist personnel.
Do not use scouring powder or cleaning materials which contain plastic solvents
when cleaning the 3970-2x SKP.
Take care that no liquids get into the interior of the equipment
Make sure that the ventilation slots on the 3970-2x SKP and on the monitor remain
unobstructed.
The surface of the 3970-2x SKP and of the monitor may also be cleaned using a dry cloth.
If the surface is particularly dirty, a damp cloth that has been moistened in water containing
a mild cleaning agent and well wrung out should be used.
The outsides of the keyboard and the mouse can be cleaned with disinfectant wipes.
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4Rack
Observe the safety instructionsgiven in the chapter entitled "Important information".
Figure 9: Front view of the rack
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Unlocking and locking the rack Rack
4.1 Unlocking and locking the rack
Unlocking
Figure 10: Unlocking the rack
ÊTurn the key clockwise (1).
ÊThe handle swings out to the front (2).
ÊTurn the handle counterclockwise through approx. 90 degrees (3).
Locking
ÊPush the keyboard tray in.
ÊClose the door.
ÊTurn the handle clockwise until it is in an upright position.
ÊPress the handle in as far as it will go.
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