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9.
Mount the battery onto the battery mounting bracket: a.
Position the battery with the print side down and push the end of the battery cable that is plugged into the battery down under the battery mounting bracket's C-hook, routing the cable so its battery end is on the side of the hook that is away from slot 3.
b.
Push the other end of the battery down between the two restraining clips.
c.
If the P700m is located in slot 1, route the battery cable over the P700m, under the DIMM latches, doubling back towards slot 3, sliding it under the inner mezzanine post for slot
3.
If the P700m is located in slot 3, tuck the cable between the battery bracket and slot 3.
NOTE: After installing a BBWC battery, you might see a POST message during reboot indicating the array accelerator is temporarily disabled. This is normal as the new BBWC battery will have a low charge. The recharge process will begin automatically when the server blade is installed in the enclosure.
The P700m controller will operate properly while the BBWC battery recharges, although the performance advantage of the array accelerator will be absent. Once the BBWC battery charges up to a satisfactory level, the array accelerator is automatically enabled.
Removing upgrade components
Removing the 512MB cache module
CAUTION: Only remove/replace the cache module when it is installed in the blade, so as not to bend the controller board.
1.
If you are also going to be removing the BBWC battery: a.
Back up all data.
b.
Close all applications
2.
).
3.
Remove the access panel ( “Removing the server blade access panel”
).
4.
Remove the DIMM baffle (
5.
Proceeding steps will differ depending on which slot the P700m is installed in:
• Slot 1
1.
Remove any mezzanine card installed in slot 2 (
).
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2.
Lift the battery straight up to remove it from the battery mounting bracket.
3.
Push the battery cable down and towards the rear of the server blade to push it out of the battery bracket's C-hook.
4.
Remove the battery mounting bracket from the mezzanine card or mezzanine card blank by pulling straight up on the bracket and lifting the bracket out of the server.
• Slot 3
1.
Lift the BBWC battery straight up to remove it from the battery mounting bracket.
2.
Push the battery cable down and towards the rear of the server blade to push it out from under the battery bracket's C-hook.
6.
Pull straight up on the cache module to remove it from the controller.
7.
Lift the cache module and the attached battery out of the server blade.
CAUTION: If you need to remove the cache module to transfer data the battery must remain connected so that the data is preserved.
8.
If you will be replacing the cache module, unplug the battery cable from the cache module's
battery connector ( “Replacing the 512MB cache module” ).
Removing the battery mounting bracket
1.
).
2.
Remove the access panel ( “Removing the server blade access panel”
).
3.
Remove the DIMM baffle (
“Removing the DIMM baffle” (page 77)
)
4.
Remove any mezzanine card installed in slot 2 (
).
5.
If installed, remove the BBWC battery (
“Removing the BBWC battery” ).
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6.
Remove the battery mounting bracket
Removing the BBWC battery
CAUTION: If you need to remove the cache module to transfer data, the battery must remain connected so that the data is preserved. If you need to keep the battery connected to the cache
module, follow the steps for 512MB cache module removal ( “Removing the 512MB cache module” )
instead of using this procedure.
1.
Back up all data.
2.
Close all applications.
3.
).
4.
Remove the access panel ( “Removing the server blade access panel”
).
5.
Remove the DIMM baffle (
6.
Lift up on the battery to remove it from the battery bracket.
7.
Push the battery cable down and towards the rear of the server blade to push it out of the battery bracket's C-hook.
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8.
Push the battery plug out of the battery connector.
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