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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions Installation of Field Feature Bill of Material (FFBM) PN 26L0451 Install Network Node Control Point (NNP-B) Type 3 (Based on 6275) Feature Code 5423 on IBM 3746-900. Written by: C. Vallee Checked by: C. Franoux Approved by: A. Badino Reviewed by: R. Lympany 3746 PN 42L2445 EC F52322 EC F12701A EC F70078 FFBM 1 of 10[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 3746 PN 42L2445 EC F52322 EC F12701A EC F70078 FFBM 2 of 10 09 Oct 1998 14 DEC 1998 22 APR 1999 2[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions Before Installation (Steps 1-8) 1.0 Machines Affected 3746 Model 900 with service processor and network node processor type: 6275-56U, 6275-83U, 7585-P02, or 3172-P90. This feature should only be applied on the machine serial number for which it is specified . 2.0 Related BMs and ECs 2.1 Prerequisites (Must be insta[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 2.2 Concurrent ECs (Must be installed together) None. 2.3 Companion ECs (May be installed together) None. 3.0 BMs to be Installed Feature B/M Title 26L0451 Network Node Processor B (NNP-B) Feature Code 5423 4.0 Preparation 1. Familiarize yourself with the purpose and details of the installation instruction before ne[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 6.2 Description The installation of the NNP-B is divided into two main steps: 1. Installing the 6275-56U or the 6275-83U system unit 2. Loading the code on the NNP-B. Note: These steps are documented in the Network Node Processor Installation and Maintenance (Based on 6275) , SY33-2126. 3746 PN 42L2445 EC F52322 EC [...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 7.0 Installation Time Note: To reduce the MES installation time it is recommended that you load the Network Node Processor Code on the Service Processor and install the system unit at the same time. No impact on 3745 customer operations. FFBM Machine Hrs. System Hrs. Nbr of CEs 26L0451 0.2 0.0 1 8.0 Tools/Material R[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 3. Shutdown and restart the Service Processor and re-iml the 3746-9x0 10.2 Enabling the NNP Back-up Function Important It's a customer task, but ask the customer if he wants you to perform this task. 1. On the 3746-9X0 main menu, Click on Network Node Processor Man- agement . 2. Double click on Manage Control P[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 10.3 Log Off the MOSS-E 1. On the 3746-9x0 Menu window, click on Function , then click on Exit . 2. On the MOSS-E View window, click on Program . 3. Click on LOG OFF MOSS-E . 4. Close the front and rear doors of the controller expansion. 10.4 Returning the Machine to the Customer Inform the customer that the NNP bac[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 15.1 Purchased Machines Refer to the parts ownership matrix to determine the correct owner of removed/unused parts. ¹ For EMEA/APG/AG Areas, refer to Hardware and General Service Code Description . ¹ For Domestic Areas, return parts to the customer. 16.0 Machine Records ¹ Install the new MACHINE HISTORY supplied.[...]
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ÉÂÔ Installation Instructions 3746 PN 42L2445 EC F52322 EC F12701A EC F70078 FFBM 10 of 10 09 Oct 1998 14 DEC 1998 22 APR 1999 1 0[...]