IBM Power System AC922 User manual

IBM
Power System AC922
(8335-GTX) Quick Install
Guide IBM
IBM®Power®System AC922 (8335-GTX) Quick Install Guide
Read all precautions and instructions before you start working on the system and its parts.
Use normal electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures when working on the system and parts. IBM
recommends wearing gloves and an ESD wrist strap to avoid possible damage to the equipment.
The information about the 8335-GTX system is available online in the IBM Knowledge Center.
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/8335-GTX
Parts
Use this information to find the field-replaceable unit (FRU) part numbers.
Figure 1. Rack final assembly

Figure 2. System parts
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Figure 3. Additional system parts (8335-GTC, 8335-GTG, or 8335-GTH air-cooled system)
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Figure 4. Additional system parts (8335-GTW or 8335-GTX water-cooled system with 4 GPUs)
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Figure 5. Additional system parts (8335-GTW or 8335-GTX water-cooled system with 6 GPUs)
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Rear ports
Table 1. Port descriptions
Identifier Description
1 Video Graphics Array (VGA)
2 Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) serial
3 Ethernet. Use the top Ethernet port for the BMC/IPMI
interface (as PHY0) and direct OS usage. Use the bottom
Ethernet port for only direct OS usage (as PHY1).
4 USB 3.0
Installing and removing IBM Power System AC922 (8335-GTX)
parts
Figure 6. Rear view of the system with ports displayed
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Figure 7. Removing the power supplies from the system
Figure 8. Removing the cover
Figure 9. Disk drive lock detail Figure 10. Removing a fan from the system
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Figure 11. Removing the disk and fan signal cable Figure 12. Removing the fan power cable from the system
Figure 13. Removing the front pipe holder Figure 14. Moving the front pipe away
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Figure 15. Screw locations for the disk drive and fan card
Figure 16. Removing the disk drive and fan card
Figure 17. Removing a memory module
Figure 18. Location of the memory modules
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Figure 19. Removing the time-of-day battery from the
system backplane
Figure 20. Removing a PCIe adapter
Figure 21. Removing the BMC card
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