= Main Power Cable, CPU
A CAUTION:
Note the location of the latch on
each power cable connector and
Make Server Board Power Connections
Power Cable and Power Signal Cable Drive and
align it with the matching tab on
each server board socket.
O Attach the main power
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IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using a
non-Intel server chassis with an ATX
power supply, see the documentation
that came with your chassis for
installation information.
connector to the server P14
board.
4
O) Attach the CPU power mA
connector as shown.
@ Attach the aux. signal
power connector.
See the documentation
Server
Board
chassis for drive
installation.
Main/CPU Power
Connector Detail
Second Serial Port
Connection (optional)
Attach serial connector to
server board as shown.
Serial Conn. Detail
I/O Ports
f ) Serial A
y Server
Board
— —
Note: For a non-Intel chassis, see your chassis documentation
for serial connection requirements.
Before installing your
operating system, you
must finish your
chassis installation,
| Network
|
Install Optical
Hard Drive(s)
that came with your server
9 43210
LE
Connect Hard Drives/Optical
Drive to Server Board
Slimline Optical
Drive Connector
(Power + 1/0)
Install 1/0 Expansion Module (optional)
Remove Module Covers
Prior to installing the 1/0 Expansion Module
and/or the Intel9 RMM Module, you must
remove the corresponding module cover(s).
Install 1/0 Expansion Module
(O) Install the three standoffs to the server
board first.
O Attach module to the server board
connector and matching standoff holes.
TN
Install Intel” RMM
Module
O Squeeze the sides of each cover to
disengage from the chassis back
panel and remove.
1/0 Expansion
Module
(Dual Gigabit)
1/0 Expansion
Module
(External SAS)
Snap
--—
(O) Install the three standoffs to
the server board first.
@ Attach module to the
server board connector
and matching standoff holes.
Connect SATA Data Cables to server board here.
© Begin cable connections at the SATA 0 location.
SATA Data
Cable Connector
Attach Intrusion Switch Cable
(optional)
DS
+"
Intrusion
Switch
Connector
Sw
Note: This connection is not used in an Intel® Server Chassis.
Рога non-Intel chassis, see your chassis documentation for
intrusion switch requirements.
NIC
O
Insert the standoff
TH4 on the Intel9
Remote Management
Module. The standoff
installs on the bottom
side of the Intel®
Remote Management
Module.
©
Attach the Intel®
Remote Management
Module to the server
board connector and
snap the standoff into
: nap
into the hole labeled Standoff *
Install Intel” RMM Module
Standoff Snaps
into Server
Board Hole
||
| the matching hole in the server board.
Server Board
I/O Ports
Te | Le
Install Intel® Remote Management Modules (optional)
Inte? RMM
Server Board
— Connector
Finishing Up Mouse o Software - Bios, Drivers, and Operating System Installation
NIC2
©, 10/100/ === A. Update the System Software:
Г 1000 Mb 1. Boot from the Intel® Server Deployment Toolkit 2.0 CD.
2. Use the Wizard to access the latest versions on the Internet and update the BIOS, firmware, and FRUSDRS.
Note: Downloaded files on a USB Key may also be used.
B. Configure your RAID Controller: Use the instructions provided with the RAID controller.
make 1/0 connections |
and plug in AC power.
- 10/100/1000 Mb
as NIC1
e board =
y I
с
CAUTION: See your chassis
documentation for AC power and
— grounding requirements.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You must download and install
the latest Intel® RMM software for the Intel® RMM
to work properly with your server hoard.
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Video
systems, browse the CD folders to locate and install the driver files.
USB 5-6
F. Install Intel SMaRT Tool (optional):
C. Install your Operating System: Use the instructions provided with the RAID controller and with the operating system.
D. Install Operating System Drivers: With the operating system running, insert the Intel® Server Deployment Toolkit 2.0 CD. If using a
Microsoft® Windows™ operating system, the Express Installer will autorun and allow you to select the appropriate drivers to install. On other operating
E. Install Intel® Remote Management Software: Ifyou installed the Intel® Remote Management Module and the ASMI NIC, download and
install the Intel® Remote Management Software from http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s500Opal.
With the operating system running, insert the Intel® Server Deployment Toolkit 2.0 CD. The Express Installer will autorun. Click Intel® SMaRT Tool at the left side
of the screen. Follow the on-screen instructions. For information about Intel® SMaRT Tool, see http://developer.intel.com/design/servers/smarttool/index.htm.
System
Fans 1-2
Server
Board
Note: These connections are not used in an Intel? Server Chassis.
For a non-Intel chassis, see the "Making Connections ...
Quick Reference" section below, and the documentation
accompanying your chassis for specific chassis fan connection
requirements.
Front USB Connection
(optional)
USB
Conn. Detail
/
mi
Note: This connection is not used in an Intel® Server
Chassis. For a non-Intel chassis, see your chassis
documentation for front panel features and server
board connection requirements.
Main Power
Ц
See the documentation that
came with your server chassis
for add-in card installation.
Install Add-in
Cards
Reference
Accessories and Order Codes
Slimline USB Floppy AXXUSBFLOPPY
ATX 1/0 Shield and Gasket AALIO
Dual Gig 1/0 Expansion Module | AXXGBIOMOD
External 4 Port SAS AXXSASIOMOD °
Intel® Remote Management AXXRMM
Module °
À complete list of accessories and spares
can be found at:
www.intel.com/go/serverbuilder e
The
Common Problems and Solutions
For a list of hardware components that have been tested with
this system, see:
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s5000pal/
The system does not boot or show video at power-on.
This is typically the result of using an under-rated power supply.
... Quick Reference
Required Connections
for Selected Chassis
B. +12V CPU Power Connector
C. Main Power Connector
D. Auxiliary Power Connector
|. Bridge Board Connector
SR1500 SR1550 SR2500
Check that +12V CPU power connector is plugged in. Without this
cable the processor will not have any power.
Beep code 4-3-2-1 in a system using a Dual-Core Intel® Xeon®
Optional Connections
for Selected Chassis SR1500 SR1550 SR2500
processor 5000 sequence (minimum of 2.67 GHz) means you have Ë ee OB = | wm
unrecognized or bad memory. a
F. Serial ATA Connector(s) N
Remove and replace DIMMs one bank at a time to isolate which one G. Serial A Header N
is causing problems.
Remember, all DIMMs must be: Connections
FBDIMM 533/667 MHz compliant 240-pin DIMMs
The same speed.
From the same manufacturer.
Installed beginning with DIMM 1A.
system sometimes works, but is exhibiting erratic behavior.
These fan connectors are NOT USED in an Intel? Server
Chassis. For a non-Intel server chassis, see the
documentation that came with your chassis for fan
connection requirements.
Note: Not all optional connections are shown in this diagram.
Refer to the Reference section of this Quick Start User's Guide,
your Intel® Server Board S5000PAL Product Guide, and your
server chassis documentation for additional connection
information.
Making Connections to the Server Board
Serial A
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