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Connecting Peripheral Devices
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Connecting Peripheral Devices
There are I/O connectors for connecting peripheral devices such as a keyboard,
mouse, display and so on on the back of the server. Properly connect the
peripheral devices to the I/O connectors before turning on the server.
Connect peripheral devices to the server according to the following procedure.
1 Make sure that all the power switches of the server and external units are
turned off.
2 If the power cables of the server and external units are connected to an AC
outlet, pull the plug of the power cable out of the AC outlet.
3 Connect each of the peripheral devices to a proper connector on the server
with an interface cable.
Connecting peripheral devices
4 If a connector is provided with thumbscrews for securing connection,
tighten the screws.
5 After making sure that all the peripheral units are properly connected, plug
the power cables of the server and peripheral units into AC outlets.
- User’s Guide 1
- Model: Magnia3030 3
- FCC Notice 3
- Copyright 3
- Disclaimer 4
- Trademarks 4
- Notice to user of EN55022 5
- Introduction 7
- About this guide 8
- Safety cautions 8
- Other documentation 9
- Service options 9
- Maintenance contracts 10
- Contents 11
- Getting Started 20
- Environmental considerations 21
- Pedestal model 22
- Rack model 22
- Power requirements 23
- Key-operated lock 24
- Front view of the rack model 25
- (3) Device bay 26
- CD-ROM drive 26
- (1) Upper door security 26
- (2) Removable door hinges 26
- (4) Floppy disk drive 28
- Write-protection 30
- (5) Operation switches 30
- Power ( ) 31
- NMI ( ) 31
- Reset ( ) 31
- Sleep ( ) 31
- Power lamp ( ) 32
- Disk lamp ( ) 32
- Auto SD/Remote lamp ( ) 32
- Fault lamp ( ) 32
- (7) Hard disk drive 36
- (8) HDD status indicators 36
- Side panel lock 37
- Lower door security 37
- Rear view 38
- I/O connectors 39
- Expansion slot 41
- Removing the front doors 42
- Setting up server security 46
- Full access 47
- Inside the server 48
- (3) CPU slots 49
- (4) SMC board 49
- (5) Internal battery 49
- (6) Memory slots 49
- (7) Expansion slots 49
- Maintenance 50
- Ball lock dial 51
- Maintenance of the display 52
- Connecting Peripheral Devices 53
- Connecting the Power Cable 54
- Switching On the Server 57
- Setting up the server 58
- Power On Self-Test (POST) 59
- Starting Up the System 59
- BIOS Setup 61
- Making Floppy Disks 61
- Setup of System Configuration 62
- Setup of Disk Array (RAID) 63
- Switching Off the Server 65
- The application in operation 67
- Load to the system 68
- Abnormal system shutdown 68
- Installing and 71
- Removing Hardware 71
- Cooling Fan 76
- Memory Module 80
- Memory slot 1 81
- Memory slot 2 81
- Memory slot 3 81
- Memory slot 4 81
- Removing a memory module 83
- CPU Module 85
- Replacing the CPU Module 89
- SCSI Device 96
- Terminator 97
- Installing the SCSI Device 97
- Removing the SCSI Device 100
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD) 105
- Replacing the hard disk drive 107
- Disk tray 108
- Expansion Cards 110
- Installing the Expansion Card 112
- About BBS 112
- Installing the EMC board 117
- Power Supply Unit 118
- Configuration Setup 123
- Press any key to continue 124
- SSU Main Menu 125
- Entry of Password 126
- Removing PCI Expansion Card 129
- (PCI Card: Bus 00 Dev XX...) 136
- (Add ISA Card) 140
- (Remove ISA Card) 140
- Boot Devices 140
- Security 141
- Entry of password 142
- Setup of security function 144
- SEL Manager 146
- Display of error data 146
- BIOS Setup Utility 147
- Menu screen 148
- Menu configuration 148
- Details of setup items 150
- Main menu 150
- Advanced menu 152
- Security menu 154
- Server menu 156
- Boot menu 158
- Exit menu 159
- Onboard SCSI Utility 160
- Device setting 161
- Boot Device Options 162
- SCSI Device Confiugration 162
- Changing the number of CPUs 165
- Methods of operations 166
- Set BUZZER OFF? [Y]/[N] 167
- Setting...OK 167
- HIT ANY KEY 167
- Disk array (RAID) setting 169
- Installing Software 173
- Selecting the disk driver 174
- MEGARAID NT SCSI Driver 175
- Intel(R)PRO Adapter 175
- Installing the display driver 176
- Windows 2000 Server 178
- Before installing the NetWare 180
- Setup of the mother board 180
- Preparation of a floppy disk 180
- Installing the NetWare 5 182
- 183
- Installing the NetWare 4.2 186
- AFT and ALB functions 188
- Automatic shutdown function 189
- Emergency 193
- Management Port 193
- Operating the Client 198
- Types of Event Logs 199
- Troubleshooting 205
- Error Checking 208
- Startup Trouble 208
- Toshiba Technical Support 213
- Appendix 214
- Specifications 215
- Interrupt levels 218
- Interfaces 221
- Serial-1/2 interface 223
- USB interface 224
- Printer interface 225
- Keyboard/mouse interface 226
- 123 85467 227
- Switch Setting 235
- Hardware setup information 236
- Password clearing switch 237
- Hardware setup switch 237
- Wake On LAN setup switch 237
- Unit Logs 239
- Basic system configuration 240
- Memories 240
- Hard disk drives 241
- SCSI units 241
- Expantion cards 242
- Other optional items 242
- MAGNIA3030 User’s Guide 244
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