Intergraph InterServe 90 User manual

D5AA00053, 10/99
InterServe 90
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General
Symbios SCSI Controller
Your system may hang intermittently while booting, at the “Z” logo screen with a blinking cursor
or after scanning the devices connected to the Symbios SCSI controller. If this happens:
1. Restart the system and run BIOS Setup.
2. Go to Advanced CMOS Setup.
3. Disable Quick Boot.
4. Save the change and exit from BIOS Setup.
See System Setup for information on using BIOS Setup. This procedure marks unused IDE ports
as “not installed,” so you must repeat it if you add any IDE devices later.
Systems with Redundant Hot-Swap Power Supply Modules
WARNING THIS UNIT HAS MORE THAN ONE POWER SUPPLY CORD. DISCONNECT
BOTH (2) POWER SUPPLY CORDS BEFORE SERVICING TO AVOID ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
ATTENTION CET APPEREIL COMPORTE PLUS D’UN CORDON D’ALIMENTATION. RAFIN
DE PReVENIR LOS CHOCS ELETRIQUES, DEBRANCHER LES DUEX CORDONS
D’ALIMENTATION AVANT DE FAIRE LE DePANNAGE.
The power supply has a “power good” LED on each of the two power supply modules. These
LEDs light when the power supply is on. If one of the power supply modules fails, the “power
good” LED on that module flashes on and off, and an alarm sounds until you replace the failed
module or press the Alarm switch.
If a power supply module does not work properly:
1. Ensure that all connections are properly made.
2. Ensure that the module has been plugged into an AC power outlet.
3. When you hear the alarm, or if you see the system’s LED flashing, ensure that:
−Each module’s AC power cord is fully inserted into its AC power connector.
−Each module’s ON/OFF (keylock) switch is in the ON position.
−Each module’s AC voltage selection switch is in the correct position.

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4. If the alarm still sounds, or if the LED shows the power unit to be defective, determine which
power module is defective by examining which power system module LED is OFF.
5. Replace the defective power module with a new power module.
Operating System Support for USB Peripherals
Your system includes Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports for USB peripherals. Windows NT 4.0
does not support USB peripherals. Microsoft will add USB support to a future Windows NT
release.
Pentium III Processors
Intel’s Streaming SIMD Extension Driver was installed on the system before shipment. This
driver increases performance for drivers and applications designed to take advantage of it. If you
reinstall the operating system, you should also reinstall this driver. You can find it in the QFE_SSE
system software product, which you can get from the Support pages on the World Wide Web
(http://www.intergraph.com/ics/) or the Intergraph System CD-ROM. See the README.TXT file
delivered with QFE_SSE for more information.
Pentium III processors require system BIOS version 1.21 or higher. 600 MHz Pentium III
processors require system BIOS version 1.24 or higher. 700 MHz Pentium III processors require
BIOS version 1.27 or higher. You do not need to set system board jumpers to match a Pentium III
processor’s speed.
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