Tyan Computer S5372-LC manuel d'utilisation

1 T empest i5000VS /// S5372-LC Version 1. 0a Copyright Copyright © T YAN C omputer Corporat ion, 200 7. All rights r eserv ed. No part of this manual may b e reprodu ced or tra nslated w ithout prior w ritten consent fro m TYAN Computer Corp . Trademark All registered and unre gis tered trademar ks and co mpany na mes contai ned in this manual ar[...]

2 Table of Content s Check the box conten ts! 3 Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Congr atulati ons 5 1.2 Hardw are Specif ications 5 Chapter 2: B oard Installati on 2.1 Board Image 8 2.2 Block Diag ram 9 2.3 Board Parts, Jumper s and Co nnectors 10 2.4 Tips on I nstall ing Motherbo ard in Cha ssis 18 2.5 Installing t he Proce ssor(s) 19 2.6 Installing t[...]

3 Check the bo x content s! 1x S5372-LC motherboard 1 x Ultra-DMA-133/100/66/33 I DE cable 2 x Serial ATA power cable 4 x Serial ATA Cable 1 x USB2.0 cable 1 x S5372-LC user’s manual 1 x S5372-LC Quick Reference guide 1 x TYAN driver CD 1 x I/O shield 2 x CPU Back Plane If any of the se item s are mis sing, p lease cont act your vendo r/dealer fo[...]

4 NOTE[...]

5 Chapter 1: Intr oducti on 1.1 - Congratulations You have purc hased o ne of th e most p owerful s erver soluti ons. T he Temp est i5000VS (S537 2-LC) is a flex ible I ntel ® platfor m for mu ltiple applicat ions, bas ed on Intel ® “B lackford-VS” M CH and ESB2 chipsets. Designed t o support Int el ® Xe on 5100/5 100-LV/530 0-LV/53 00(80W) [...]

6 with one (1) inversed PCIe x 4 slot (routed to PCIe x 8 bus) • One (1) 32/33 PCI 2.3 slo t • One (1) x 8 PCI-E slot (with PC Ie x4 bus) • One (1) Ty an TARO SO -DIMM socket Integrated I/O • One (1) IDE conn ector • Four (4) SATA ports • Four (4) USB 2.0 ports (2 at r ear, 2 via cable) • Tyan 2x 9 front-panel pin head er • 2 x 25 c[...]

7 You are now ready to install your mother board. T he mount ing hole pa ttern of the Tempest i5000VS S53 72-LC mat ches th e SSI CEB v1.0 1 specific ation. Before continu ing with inst all at ion, confirm that your chassis supp orts an SSI CEB v1.01 motherb oard. How to install our products r ight… the f irst time The first t hing you s hould d [...]

8 2.1- Board Im age This picture is re present ative of the latest board rev ision av ailable at the time of publishing. Th e board y ou receive may or ma y not look exactly like the above picture.[...]

9 2.2 - Block D iagram Tempest i5000VS S5 372-LC B lock Diagram[...]

10 2.3 - Board Parts, Ju mpers and Connectors This diagram is representative of the latest board rev ision available at the time of publishing. The board you receive may not look exactly like the above di agram. Jumper Legen d  OPEN - Jumper OFF, w ithout jumper cov er  CLOSED – Jumper ON, w ith jumper cover[...]

11 Jumper/Connector Function JP2/JP3 ASF1.0/SMDC Select Header JP4 Clear CM OS Jumper CN1/CN2 ATX Power Connect o rs CN4/CN8 CPU Fan Conn ectors (CN4: CPU0 Fan / CN8: CPU1 Fan) CN9/CN10/CN13 /CN14 Chassis Fan Conne ctors (CN9: FAN2 / CN10: FAN1 CN13: FAN3 / CN14: FAN4) CN11 Tyan SO -DIMM Connector CN12 Front Panel USB 2.0 Conne ctor CN19 Front Pane[...]

12 JP4 JP3 JP2 CN12[...]

13 JP4: Clear C MOS Jumper 1 3 Norm al (Default) 1 3 Clear Use this jumper w hen you forg ot your system/set up passw ord or need to cl ear system BIOS s etting. How to clear t he CMOS data - Power off sy stem and disconn ect power supply from A C source - Use jumpe r cap to close Pin_ 2 and 3 for several seconds to C lear CM OS - Replace j umper c[...]

14 CN20 CN9 CN11 CN14[...]

15 CN20: SMDC Connector The SMD C connector a llows y ou to connec t with Tyan Server M anagement Daughter Card (SM DC). The S5372-LC supports T yan SMDC M3291. See Appendix I for more inf ormation on SM DC. CN11: Tyan SO -DIMM Connector Use this connector to connect the Ty an TARO card. CN19: Front Panel Header The Front Panel H eader is use d to [...]

16 CN8 SATA 0/1/2 / 3 CN13 CN14 CN9 CN10[...]

17 CN8: CPU1 Fan Connector 12 V S pe ed C on t ro l GN D T a ch o met er Use this header to co nnect the proces sor cooling fan to your m otherboard to ke ep the syst em at optimum perf ormance levels. CN13/CN9/CN10/CN14: Ch assis Fa n Connectors 12V PW M GN D T ac h om e t er Use this header to connect th e chassis coo ling fan to your m otherboar[...]

18 2.4 - Tips on Insta lling Motherboard in Chassis Before inst alling yo ur mother board, make sure y our ch assis has the necessary motherbo ard sup po rt studs ins tall ed. The se stud s are usual ly metal and are gold in color. U sually, the cha ssis manufact urer w ill pre-install the support s tuds. If you are unsure of stud place ment, simp [...]

19 2.5 - Inst alling the Pr ocessor(s) Your T empest i5000VS S53 72-LC supports th e latest processor te chnologies from Intel. C heck the TY AN website for latest processor support: http://www.tyan.c om Processor Instal lation The process or should be installed carefully. M ake sure you ar e wearing a n antistatic strap and handle the processor as[...]

20 3. Lift the metal cov er to ex pose the socket interior and place the soc k et i n as show n. 4. C lose the cov er and return the loc k ing lever to its locked position. 5. R epeat this pro c edure f or the second proc essor socket. 6. Turn the board upside down and i nsert th e heat sink sprin g mecha nism as show n. 7. T urn the board the righ[...]

21 8. R epeat this pro c edure f or the second proc essor. Cooling Fan Installat ion After you hav e instal led the proce ssor, the heatsi nk should be installed to ensure th at the proce ssor runs efficie ntly and does not ov erheat. Us e the heatsin k supplied for best results. Follow the se instr uction s to ins tall the heatsin k show n. 1. App[...]

22 2.6 - Inst alling the M emory Before inst alling me mory, ensure that th e memory y ou hav e is com patible w ith the motherboar d and processor. Only DDR2-667/5 33 Fully Buffer DIMM (FB DIMM) modules are req uired. Check the T YAN W eb site at : www.ty an.com for details of the type of memo ry recommended for your motherboard. The follow ing di[...]

23 Memory Installation Procedure Follow the se instr uction s to ins tall me mory mo dules into the Tempest i50 00VS S5372-LC. 1. Press the locking lev ers in the direction show n in the fol lowin g illustr ation. 2. Align the memory modul e with the socket. The me mory mod ule is key ed to fit only o ne way in the so cket. 3. Seat th e module firm[...]

24 2.7 - A t taching Drive Cables Attaching IDE Dr ive Cable Attaching the ID E drive cable is simple. T hese cables are “ keyed” to only allow them to be conn ected in the corre ct manner. T YAN motherboards have tw o on-board IDE c hannels, each supporting tw o drives. The black connector desi gnates the Primary channel, while the whi te conn[...]

25 Tyan has su pplied two SAT A cables and on e SATA pow er adapter. If you are in need of other cables or power adapter s please cont act your pla c e of purchase. The following pi ctures illustr a te how to connect an SA T A drive 1.SATA dr ive cable connection 2. SATA driv e power connection 3. SATA cable mot herboard connector 4. SATA driv e po[...]

26 2.8 - Inst alling A dd-In Cards Before installing add- in cards, it’s helpful to know if they are fully compa tib le with your moth erboard. For thi s reason, w e’ve provided the d iagrams below, showing th e slots th at appear on your moth erboard. P C I -X ( 6 4/ 133 ) PCI Expr ess x8 Sl ot PC I Sl o t PC I Ex p r e s s (x 4) Slo t Simply [...]

27 2.9 - Connecting External Dev ices The follow ing diagr ams w ill det ail the re ar port st ack for this S5372-LC motherboar d: NOTE : Peripheral devices can be plugged strai ght into any of the se ports but software may be require d to complete the installation. Onboard LAN LED Color Definition The three onbo ard Ethernet ports hav e gr een and[...]

28 2.10 - Installing the P ower Supply There are tw o power con necto rs on your T empest i5000VS S5372-LC . T he Tempest i50 00VS S5372-LC requires t hat you have an EPS 12V power supply that has a 24- pin and an 8-pin power connector . Please be a ware that AT X 2.x , ATX12V and AT XGES pow er supplies m ay not be compatib le with the board and c[...]

29 Chapter 3: BIOS S etup 3.1. A bout the BIOS The BIOS is th e basic input/ output system, th e firmw are on the motherboard that enables y our hardware to interface w ith your soft ware. The BIOS determine s what a comput er can do w ithout a ccessing programs from a dis k . The BIOS conta ins all the cod e required to contr ol the key board, d i[...]

30 3.1.3 In Ca se of Problem s If you have tr ouble booting yo ur computer after making and saving the change s with the BIOS setup progra m, you can restart th e computer by holding the power button down unti l the c omputer s huts off (usually w ithin 4 seconds); resetting by pressing CTRL-ALT -DEL; or clearing the CM OS. The best advice is to on[...]

31 3.2 BIOS Main Menu In this sect ion, you can alter general feature s such as the da te and time, as well as acces s to the IDE configur ation options. N ote that the options listed below are for option s that can directl y be change d within the M ain Setup screen. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Ma in Advance d Securi ty Power Bo ot Exit It em S pec[...]

32 3.2.1 IDE Ch annel 0/Seco ndary//M aster/Slave Setup Computer de tects IDE drive ty pe from drive C to dr ive F. Press Ente r on any of the Channel 0/M aster, Channel 0/Slave, Secondary/M aster, Secondary/Slave opt ions to view adv anced details of the correspondin g drive. The sy stem d isplays a dvanced d etails like t he number of heads/cyli [...]

33 When LBA is turn ed on, th e BIOS w ill enable geometry trans lation. This translation may be done in the same way that it is done in Extended C HS or large mode, or it may be done using a different alg orithm called LBA-assist translation. T he translated geo metry is still what is presented to the oper ating system for use in I nt 13h calls. T[...]

34 3.2.2 M emory Cache This set ting allow s you to tweak the various cache s ettings fo r optimal performance o f your system. P ress Enter to disp lay the v arious cache settings . PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Ma in Advance d Securi ty Power Bo ot Exit Memory Cache It em S pec ifi c He l p Cache System BIOS area: Cache Video BIOS area: Cache Base 0[...]

35 As such, it w ould be a w aste of L2 cache bandwidth t o cache the video BIO S instead of data that are more critical to the syste m's perform ance. In additio n, if any program writes into this m emory area, it will res ult in a sy s tem crash. So, it is reco mmended that y ou w rite protec t this area f or optima l sy stem perfor mance. U[...]

36 3.2.3 Boot Features This option allows setting b oot parameter s. Press Enter to vi ew the Boot Features scre en. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Ma in Advance d Securi ty Power Bo ot Exit Boot Features Item Sp ec if ic H e lp : Keyboard Error Report Summery sc reen: Boot-time Di agnost ic Screen: QuickBoot Mode: Extended Memory Testi ng [Enabled] [E[...]

37 Initialize o nly critical part s of the chipset Read memory size from the SPD (Serial Prese nce Detect) chip on the memory module s Eliminat e logo delay s If disabled, the BIOS will run t he whole gamut of boot-up te sts. It is reco mmended that yo u di sable t his feature when you b oot up a new computer for the fir st time or whenev er you in[...]

38 3.3 A d vanced M enu This se ction faci litates config uring a dvance d BIOS option s for your sy stem. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced S ecurity P ower B oot E xit It em S pec ifi c He l p Install ed O/S: Reset Configurat i on Dat a: Large Disk Access Mode: X Advanced Chipset Control X Advanced Proc essor Options X I/O Device Confi gu[...]

39 Please note that the BIO S will automatically r eset it to t he d efault setting of No after reconfigur ing the new ESCD. So, there i s no need f or you to manual ly disable thi s feature after reb ooting. Yes / No Large Disk Access Mode This option de termines wheth er a hard drive w ith more than 1024 cy linder s, more than 16 heads and or mor[...]

40 3.3.1 Advanced Chipset Control This section allows you to fine tune the chipset configurati on. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced Securit y Power Boo t Exit Advanced Chips et Control It em S pec ifi c He l p X ICH USB Control Sub-Menu X Slot PCI-E (x4 Port) Sub-Menu X Slot PCI-E (x8 Port) Sub-Menu X LAN Control Sub-Menu Crystal Beac h Co[...]

41 4GB PCI Hole Granularity This feature i s used to select the gra nularity of PCI hole for PCI resource. If MTRRs are no t enough , we m ay use this option to reduce th e MTRR occupation. 256MB / 512M B / 1.0GB / 2.0GB Memory Branch Mode This opt ion is use d to select th e type of me mory operation m ode. Interleave / S equentia l / Singl e Chan[...]

42 Native Mode Oper ation This feature is us ed to choose Native Mode for ATA. However, certa in OS is not supported und er Native Mode. Aut o / Serial ATA SATA Controller Mode Optio n This feat ure is used to select SATA controller mode. In “ compatible mode”, SATA and PATA driv es are auto-detected an d placed i n Legacy mode. I n “Enhanced[...]

43 3.3.1.2 Slot PCI-E ( x4 Port) Sub-Men u These items are use d for PCI E x press Root Port #1 con trol o ptions. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced Securit y Power Boo t Exit Slot PCI-E (x4 Port) Sub-Menu It em S pec ifi c He l p PCI-E Port 1 Port #1 Enabled Port #1 Width Port #1 Slot Car d De tech [Auto ] = Yes = x0 = No F1 Help ↑↓ Se[...]

44 3.3.1.4 A Lan Control Sub-Menu These items allow you to control the LAN device s. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced Securit y Power Boo t Exit LAN Control Sub-Menu It em S pec ifi c He l p LAN1 (Gilgal) Option ROM Scan: LAN2 (Gilgal) Option ROM Scan: [Enabled] [Disabled] [Enabled] [Disabled] F1 Help ↑↓ Selec t Ite m -/ + Change V alu[...]

45 3.3.2 Adv anced Processor O ptions This se ction allow s you to fine- tune the pr ocessor options. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced S ecurity P ower B oot E xit Advanced Process or Options It em S pec ifi c He l p Hyperthreading: Intel® Vi rtualization Technology C1 Enhanced Mode Execute Disabl e Bit Set Ma x Ex t CPUID = 3 Discre te M[...]

46 C1 Enhanced Mode (A vailable depending on CPU) This feat ure is used to enab le the C1 En hanced mode. Enabled / Disabled Execute Disabl e Bit This feat ure is used to set t he Execute Bi t function. Enabled / Disabled Set Max Ext CPUID=3 This feat ure is used to set M ax CPUID ex tended function v alue to 3. Disabled / Ena bled Discrete MTRR Al[...]

47 Serial Port A: This def ines how the first seria l port is dete cted and configur ed. Aut o/ Enabled / Disabled 3.3.4 Hardware Monitor Configuration This display s criti cal system param eter s li ke CPU spe ed, fan speeds, v oltage levels and C PU temp erature. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced S ecurity Po wer B oot E xit Hardware Moni[...]

48 3.3.4.1 Voltage Monitoring Sub-Menu PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced S ecurity Po wer B oot E xit Voltage Monit ori ng It em S pec ifi c He l p VCPU0 FSB VTT 1.5V (ESB) 3.3V (SBY) 3.3Vsb VBat V+5 V+5 (S BY) V+12 = 1.298 V = 1.240 V = 1.456 V = 3.233 V = 3.250 V = 3.113 V = 4.810 V = 5.044 V = 11.937 V F1 Help ↑↓ Selec t Ite m -/ + C[...]

49 3.3.5 Consol e Redirection PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced Securit y Power Boo t Exit Console Redirect i on It em S pec ifi c He l p Com Port Address Baud Rate Console Type Flow Control Console connec tion: Continue C. R. after POST: [Disabled] [19.2K] [VT 100] [None] [Direct ] [Off] F1 Help ↑↓ Selec t Ite m -/ + Change V alues F9 [...]

50 3.4 Security These se ttings all ow you to configur e the security option s for your sy stem. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main Advanced Security Power B oot E xit It em S pec ifi c He l p Superviso r P assword Is : User Pass word Is: Set S upervisor Password Set U ser Passw ord Password on boot: Clear Clear [Enter] [Enter] [Disabled] F1 Help ↑?[...]

51 3.5 Po wer These se ttings all ow you to configur e the power option s for your syst em. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvance d Security Pow er Boo t Exit It em S pec ifi c He l p Resu m e On Time: Re sume Ti me : Pow er On By PC I/PCI-X Cha ssi s Intrusio n De te ct: After Powe r Failur e: [Off] [xx:xx:xx] [Disabled] [No] [Stay Off] Enabled[...]

52 3.6 Boot Menu Use this screen t o select o ptions for the Boot S ettings Config uration. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvanced S ecurity P ower Boot Exit It em S pec ifi c He l p 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: : Legacy Network Card ; Bootable Add-in Cards Keys used to view or configure devic es: <Enter> expands or collaps es devices with a + [...]

53 3.7 Exit Menu These settin gs set the ex it options on your sy ste m. PhoenixBIOS S etup Utility Main A dvance d Security P ower Boot Exit It em S pec ifi c He l p Exit Saving Changes Exit Discardi ng Changes Load Setup Defaults Discard Changes Save Changes Exit syst em S etup and save your changes t o CMOS. F1 Help ↑↓ Selec t Ite m -/ + Cha[...]

54 NOTE[...]

55 Chapter 4: Diagnosti cs NOTE: If you ex perience probl ems with setting up your system, alw ays check the following t hings in the fo llowin g order: Memory , Video, CPU By checkin g these items, y ou will most li kely f ind out w hat the prob lem might have been when setting up your sy st em. For more informat ion on troubl esh oot ing, check t[...]

56 4.3 - BIOS Po st Code Code Beeps / Descripti on Code Beeps / Description 02h Verify Real M ode 32h Test CPU bus-clo ck frequency 03h D isable Non-M askable Interrupt (NM I) 33h Initialize Ph oenix Dispatch Manager 04h G et CPU type 36h W arm start sh ut down 06h Initi alize system har dware 38h Shadow system BIOS ROM 08h Initi alize chipset w it[...]

57 system BIO S shadow caches 30h 1-4-1-1. RAM failure on data bits of high by te of memory bus 69h Setup System M anagement Mode (SMM ) area 6Ah Display ex ternal L2 cache size A2h Check key l ock 6Bh Load custom def aults (optional) A4h Initialize Ty pematic rate 6Ch Display shadow-area message A8h Erase F2 pro mpt 6Eh Display possib le high addr[...]

58 97h Fixup Multi Proces sor table E0h BIOS Boot Block 98h 1-2. Search for optio n ROMs. E1h BIOS Boot Block 99h Check for SMAR T Driv e (optional) E2h Initialize the CP U 9Ah Shadow option RO M s E3h Initializ e syste m timer 9Ch Set up Power Managem ent E4h Initialize system I/O 9Dh Initializ e security engine (optional) E5h Check force recov er[...]

59 Appendix I: SM DC Information Overv iew Tyan Serv er Management D aughter C ard (SMD C) is a pow erful yet co st-efficient solution for high-end server manageme nt hardware packag es. T yan’s goal is to provide remot e system monito ring and control ev en w hen the operating syst em is absence or simply fails. T his empowers Ty an’s server b[...]

60 Features of Ty an Server Management Monitor various sy ste m com po nent s remote ly - such as fans, processor t empe rature, and more Remote pow er on and power off Console re direct -the ability to view system rem otely Alert and err or actions -such as au dible b eep, e-mail, power down and reb oot SMDC runs on stand-by power -the SMD C will [...]

61 Appendix II: Ho w to Make a Driver Diskette Follow the steps b elow to make a dr iver diske tte from the TYAN driv er CD provide d. 1. Start the system and insert the TY AN CD into the CD-ROM d rive to bo ot from CD. Y ou will see t he follow ing menu. Then pr ess [1] and [Enter] to boot the system to T yan di skette ma ker. (If you would like t[...]

62 3. The following picture pops up after selecti ng the chi pset mod el. TYAN Driver Diskette M a ker ** Example Vendor** ====Choose Chipset Model==== 01 Intel Chi pset Model EXIT 4. After selecting th e chipset model, select the OS to st art the diskette ma king. TYAN Driver Diskette M a ker ====Example Chipset Driver==== Diske tte =01= Microsoft[...]

63 Glossary ACPI (Advanced Configur ation and Power Interface): a pow er management specificat ion that allow s the op erating system to contr ol the a mount of pow er distribut ed to the compu ter’s dev i ces. Devices n ot in use can be turned off, r educin g unnecessary power ex penditure. AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port): a PC I-based inte rfac[...]

64 Bus: a data pathw ay. The term is used e s peci ally to refer to the connection between the processor and system memory , and betw een the processor and PC I or ISA local bus es. Bus master ing: allow s peripheral dev ices and IDEs to a ccess the sy stem memory without goi ng through th e CPU (similar to DM A channels). Cache: a tem porary stora[...]

65 IRQs, it is v ital that y ou do no t double up devices on a s ingle line. Plug-n-Play devices w ill take care of t his for y ou. Doze mode: in th is mode, o nly the CPU’s speed is s lowed. DRAM (D ynamic RAM ): widely available, v ery aff ordable for m of RAM which has the unfortunate tendency to lo se data if it is not r echarged regular ly ([...]

66 IDE (Integrated Dev ice/Drive Electronics): a simple, self-contai ned HDD interf ace. It can handle drives up to 8.4 GB in size. Almost all IDEs sold now are in fact Enhanced ID Es (EIDEs), w ith maximum capacity d etermined by the h ardware controlle r. IDE INT (IDE Interrupt): a h ardw are interrupt sign al that g oes to the IDE. I /O (Input/O[...]

67 PCI-to-PCI bridge: allow s you to connect mul tiple PCI devices o nto one PCI slot. Pipeline burst SRA M: a type of RA M that can maintain it’s d ata as long a s power is provide d to the memory chips. In this configura tion, SRAM requests are pipelined , which mea ns that larger pack ets of data are sent to the mem ory at one time, and acted [...]

68 RAM (R andom Access M emory ): technical ly refers to a type of memory where any byte ca n be ac cessed w ithout touching the adjace nt data, is often used to ref er to the syste m ’s main memory . This me mory is availabl e to an y program runn ing on the computer. ROM (Read-Only Memory ): a storage chi p which contains the BIOS; th e basic i[...]

69 UltraDMA -33/66/100: a fast v ersion of the old DMA channel . UltraDM A is also called Ul traATA. W ithout prop er UltraDMA controller, y our s ystem cann ot take advantage of higher data trans fer rates of the new UltraDMA/UltraATA hard dr ives. USB (Univer sal Serial Bus): a versatile port. Thi s one port type can function as a serial, paral l[...]

70 Technical Suppor t If a proble m arises w ith your system, you should turn to your dealer for help fir st. Your sy stem has mo st likely been configure d by th em, and t hey should have th e best idea of w hat hardware and sof tware your syste m contai ns. Furthermore, if you purchased y our system from a deal er near you, you ca n bring your sy[...]

71 Notice for the USA Complian ce Infor mation State ment (Decl aration of Conformity Proc edure) DoC FCC Part 15: T his device com plies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation i s subject t o the fo llow ing conditi ons: This devic e may not cause h armful interference , and This devic e must accept any interfer ence re ceived in cluding interfer[...]