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Contents Contents i Figures v Tables vii Introduction 1 How to Use this Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 FCC Warning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 California Proposition 65 Statement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 WEEE Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neoware ezRemote Manager Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Network Planning and Site Preparation Rack and Cabinet Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Space and Floor Support Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cooling and Airflow Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Power Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installing the C/Port on the Desktop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adjusting the C/Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Setting Monitor Resolution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adjusting Image Sharpness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adjusting Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No power to PC Blade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poor video quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loss of peripheral devices (USB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No video or link lights at desktops and no power to Blades . . . . . . . . . . . . Cage power does not come on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Figures Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21 Figure 22 Figure 23 Figure 24 Figure 25 Figure 26 Figure 27 Figure 28 Figure 29 Figure 30 Figure 31 Figure 32 Figure 33 Figure 34 Figure 35 Figure 36 Figure 37 Figure 38 Figure 39 Figure 40 Figure 41 Figure 42 Figure 43 Figure 44 R Series PC Blades (Single and Dual Processor) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Figure 45 Figure 46 Figure 47 Figure 48 Figure 49 Figure 50 Figure 51 Figure 52 Figure 53 Figure 54 Figure 55 Figure 56 Figure 57 Figure 58 vi • Figures MVX Connection Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 Removing the Old NVIDIA Drivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Display Settings Tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 Monitor Tab. . . . . . . . .
Tables Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Table 7 Table 8 Table 9 Table 10 Table 11 Table 12 Table 13 Table 14 Table 15 Table 16 Table 17 Table 18 Table 19 Table 20 Blade LED Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 C/Port Connection Limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Power and Cooling Requirements – R1200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction How to Use this Guide Thank you for purchasing your quality ClearCube products. The ClearCube Architecture was developed to bring you unprecedented levels of manageability, security, reliability, and space savings. The ease of use of ClearCube’s products will make installation straightforward. This manual provides all the product and installation information needed to set up and run ClearCube Technology’s R Series Architecture for managed desktop environments.
WEEE Information The products described in this document are subject to regulation under the European Union Directive 2002/96/EC, that mandates separate waste collection, treatment, and recycling of electronic products. This directive is commonly known as WEEE, for Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment, and its intent is to promote the safe and sensible disposal of products that have outlived their usefulness.
Informations sur la DEEE Les produits décrits dans ce document sont soumis à la directive 2002/96/EC de l'Union Européenne qui requiert la collecte, le traitement et le recyclage séparés des déchets issus d'équipements électroniques. Cette directive est connue sous le nom de DEEE (Déchets d'Équipements Électriques et Électroniques), ou WEEE en anglais (Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment) et son but est de promouvoir le traitement sûr et approprié des produits en fin de vie.
Informationen über WEEE Die in diesem Dokument beschriebenen Geräte unterliegen der Richtlinie 2002/96/EG der Europäischen Union über Elektro- und Elektronikaltgeräte und deren Rücknahme, Verwertung und Recycling. Diese Richtlinie wird allgemein als WEEE ("Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment") bezeichnet. Sie hat zum Ziel, die sichere Entsorgung von Produkten nach deren Lebensdauer zu fördern.
La información de REEE Los productos descritos en este documento son conforme a las regulaciones con sujeción debajo de a Parlamento Eurepeo y Consejo, la Directiva 2002/96/EC, esos mandatos separan la colección del desecho, el tratamiento de lo mismo, y el reciclaje de productos electrónicos. Esta directiva se conoce comúnmente como REEE, para los residuos del equipo eléctrico y electrónico, y su intención deberá promover la disposición sensata y segura de los productos que han sobrevivido su utilidad.
Symbols – English Symbols are used on the equipment to convey specific information to the operator and service person. It is important to understand the intended meaning of these symbols. Below are the graphical symbols that are used on ClearCube Technology, Inc. Products and their meaning. Refer to Manual Used on the equipment’s rating label to direct the operator or service person to the manual for additional information. Stand By One symbol used for each Blade installed located on front of the Cage.
Safety Guidelines Before undertaking any troubleshooting or maintenance procedure, read carefully all WARNING and CAUTION notices. This equipment contains voltage hazardous to human life and is capable of inflicting personal injury. • Installations – ClearCube equipment is required to be installed in accordance with the local electrical codes and may be subject to inspection by the authority having jurisdiction.
• Laser Safety – The Fiber Transceiver and the Fiber C/Port have been evaluated and certified to an EN 60825-1 – Safety of laser products. Refer to Appendix B for more details. CAUTION: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
Symboles – Français Les symboles sur l'appareil indiquent des informations spécifiques à l'intention de l'utilisateur ou d'un technicien de maintenance. Il est important de bien comprendre la signification de ces symboles. Les symboles graphiques et leur signification, ci-dessous, sont utilisés sur les produits de ClearCube Technology, Inc.
Guide de sécurité Avant de dépanner ou de commencer des opérations de maintenance, veuillez lire attentivement tous les messages sous les rubriques ATTENTION et PRÉCAUTION. La tension de cet équipement est dangereuse pour l'être humain et peut provoquer des blessures. • Installations – L'équipement de ClearCube doit être installé en conformité avec les codes électriques locaux et est sujet à une inspection par les autorités compétentes.
• Modification – Ne modifier aucun élément d'origine du C/Port, du châssis ou du PC lame. Toute modification peut constituer un danger. • Sécurité du laser – Le transceiver fibre et le C/Port ont été évalués et certifiés conformes à la norme EN 60825-1 – Sécurité des appareils à laser. Consulter l'Annexe B pour plus de renseignements.
Symbole – Deutsche Symbole auf den Geräten geben dem Benutzer und dem Wartungspersonal bestimmte wichtige Informationen. Es ist wichtig, die beabsichtigte Bedeutung dieser Symbole zu verstehen. Die nachstehend angezeigten Symbole verweisen auf die durch ClearCube Technology, Inc. verwendeten Symbole und ihre Bedeutungen. Nähere Angaben im Handbuch Wird auf dem Gerätebewertungsetikett verwendet, um den Benutzer oder das Wartungspersonal auf weitere Informationen im Handbuch aufmerksam zu machen.
Sicherheitsrichtlinien Vor der Durchführung von Fehlerbehebungs- oder Wartungsarbeiten sollten Sie alle WARNUNGS- und VORSICHTSHINWEISE genau durchlesen. Dieses Gerät weist Spannungen auf, die zu Todesfällen und persönlichen Verletzungen führen können. • Installationen – ClearCube-Geräte müssen in Übereinstimmung mit den örtlichen elektrischen Richtlinien installiert werden und unterliegen unter Umständen der Überwachung durch die jeweiligen Behörden.
Folge und kann dem Benutzungspersonal des Gehäuses Schaden zufügen. Weiterhin können ungeeignete Ersatzteile Schäden sowie Brandschäden hervorrufen. • Modifizierungen – Das C/Port, Cage oder PC Blade darf in keiner Weise vom Originalzustand geändert werden. Modifizierungen können Risiken hervorrufen. • Lasersicherheit – Der Glasfaser-Transceiver und das Glasfaser-C/Port wurden ausgewertet und entsprechen der Richtlinie EN 60825-1 – Sicherheit von Laserprodukten. Nähere Angaben finden Sie im Anhang B.
Símbolos – Español Los símbolos se usan en el aparato para comunicar información específica a el operador y a la persona de servicio. Es importante entender la intención del significado de estos símbolos. Abajo se muestran los símbolos gráficos que se usan en los productos ClearCube Technology, Inc., así como su significado. Consultar el manual Se usa en la etiqueta de especificaciones del aparato para dirigir al operador o persona de servicio a que consulte el manual para información adicional.
ADVERTENCIA – Un aviso de Advertencia indica que puede ocurrir daño fatal al aparato, o lesiones serias incluyendo la muerte si no se siguen los procedimientos adecuados. Directrices de seguridad Antes de llevar a cabo cualquier procedimiento de diagnostico de fallas o mantenimiento, lea cuidadosamente todas los avisos de ADVERTENCIA y PRECAUCIÓN. Este aparato contiene voltaje peligroso para el cuerpo humanos y tiene la capacidad de infligir lesiones personales.
de la PC blade y la bandeja del ventilador, el conector principal al cableado local se debe de desconectar. Voltajes peligrosos pueden estar presentes bajo ciertas circunstancias. Use extrema precaución. • Atmósfera explosiva – No opere el cage en condiciones donde gases inflamables estén presentes. Bajo tales condiciones este aparato no es seguro y puede encender los gases o vapores de gases.
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ClearCube Architecture and Product Overview The ClearCube architecture delivers Intel-based PC functionality to the desktop from a secure, centralized location. This results in dramatic increases in manageability and security while providing mission-critical reliability, performance, and uptime improvements with lowered costs. Replacing a traditional PC box with a ClearCube C/Port or I/Port in an office or cubicle also saves space, eliminates fan noise and simplifies cabling resulting in a clear cube.
Figure 1 R Series PC Blades (Single and Dual Processor) A display area at the front of each Blade provides active status indicators. The four LEDs are described in Table 1 and depicted in Figure 2.
Table 1 Blade LED Functions LED Power Color Description Green Blade is powered on. Off Blade is powered off. Green C/Port is connected and link is good. Red C/Port is not connected or link is bad. Green Flashing indicates hard drive activity. C/Port Disk Off E-Net No hard drive activity. Green Model R1200: 1000 Mb/s link — flashing indicates activity. Model R2100: 10/100/1000 Mb/s link — flashing indicates activity.
R Series Cage The ClearCube R Series Cage is a centralized chassis that houses as many as eight single-processor PC Blades and as many as four dual processor PC Blades. A standard 42U 19-inch rack can hold as many as fourteen Cages, for a total of 112 single-processor PC Blades. Each Cage is a self-contained unit providing all of the Ethernet connections, C/Port connections, airflow management, and power connections that the PC Blades need.
BackPack R4300 BackPack The R4300 BackPack, shown in Figure 4, provides a wide range of options for C/Port and I/Port connections to Blades and to the ClearCube network. Figure 4 R4300 BackPack Rear View The R4300 BackPack provides advanced monitoring and switching functionality, with software support for these modules provided by Switch Manager 4.6. The R4300 BackPack and Switch Manager 4.6 are fully compatible with all R-series Blades.
• Supervisor View or Control – This mode allows a supervisor to share the view of any desktop’s monitor screen. This feature is useful for training, collaborative troubleshooting, and performance monitoring. Effectively, the user’s video monitor signal is split to route to both the end user’s monitor and the supervisor’s monitor. Thus, as a hardware solution, end users cannot tell whether or not a supervisor is sharing the screen view.
Direct Connect BackPack The Direct Connect BackPack, shown in Figure 6, brings the C/Port connections and the Ethernet connections directly to the back panel from each individual PC Blade.
C/Port The C/Port, shown in Figure 7, is a desktop unit to which a user’s standard peripherals are connected. The C/Port supports a 200m (660 ft) connection distance from the Blade and has two USB ports, PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports, speaker and microphone ports and video output port. Other C/Port options such as the Multi-Video Expander (MVX) are also available from ClearCube. More detailed product specifications are provided in Appendix A.
Multi-Video Solution The ClearCube multi-video solution provides a revolutionary way to multi-task and process information. While the C/Port provides all the peripheral and USB connections, the multiplexed video signal can be passed through to the Multi-Video Expander (MVX) via a noise-limiting VGA connector cable. The MVX distributes the individual video frames to the appropriate output connectors. The two video outputs on the MVX are special, high-density connectors that can each drive two monitors.
Fiber Optic Extension System The Fiber Optic Extension System adds fiber optic connectivity to the ClearCube architecture via a pair of multi-mode fiber optic cables. The system is compatible with ClearCube R Series Cages, BackPacks, and Blades. It securely extends user desktops from centralized PC Blades to a distance as great as 500 meters over a pair of 62.5 micron multi-mode fibers. The system consists of two components: the Fiber Transceiver and the Fiber C/Port.
In addition, the Fiber C/Port contains auto-tuning circuitry that eliminates the need for manual RGB and sharpness tuning by the user. The termination connector adheres to the MT-RJ standard, which has the benefits of small size, easy termination, and broad industry support. NOTE: The Fiber C/Port has a unique power supply. The power supplies for the standard C/Port and Multi-Video Expander (MVX) look very similar, but will not work with a Fiber C/Port.
that sufficient network bandwidth is available. The Eon e100 is available with either the Windows XPe or the NeoLinux operating system. Included with the Eon e100 is ezRemote Manager software, which you can use to remotely install security updates, peripheral drivers and applications – it can even deploy complete, customized images to your entire enterprise.
ClearCube Grid Center Software ClearCube Grid Center provides IT administrators with a comprehensive set of features and functionality for managing their I/Port environments. Grid Center can optimize hardware utilization by dynamically allocating I/Ports to a defined pool of PC Blades. Grid Center tracks Blade loading statistics and automatically initiates a connection to the least utilized Blade when each user logs on. Power users can be mapped to an individual Blade ensuring maximum performance.
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Network Planning and Site Preparation Rack and Cabinet Requirements Before installing the components of the ClearCube Architecture it is very important to properly prepare the site where you will install the Cages and PC Blades. This chapter provides important information on how to plan for installation. Figure 12 Standard 19" Rack (left) and Standard 19" Cabinet Figure 12 shows the two most popular structures for holding ClearCube Cages.
CAUTION: Equipment racks and cabinets can become highly unstable if not adequately secured. Please read and follow the manufacturer's specifications and recommendations for mounting instructions. Additional ClearCube guidelines are provided throughout this section that – with the manufacturer's requirements – will ensure a safe installation. Fully enclosed electrical cabinets are the preferred option for mounting your ClearCube Cages.
Cooling and Airflow Requirements Each complete Cage produces between 2000 and 2800 btu/hr (590 to 820 Watts) of heat, depending on processor activity. Ensure that the air conditioning and ventilation system for the installation area can accommodate this thermal load. The rear of the Cage has air vents for four fans. The fan openings must be at least four inches from any airflow impeding barriers such as walls, the rear of the rack door or panel, large bundles of cables, etc.
Table 3 Power and Cooling Requirements – R1200 Units Per Rack Power Requirements Cages Max No. Rack Blades Space (U) Peak Power (kVA) Typical Current Draw Peak Current at 120V (A) Low Current at 120V (A) High Current at 120V (A) Thermal Generated Heat Load (Btu/hr.) Required Cooling Capacity (tons) 1 8 3 1.2 12 4.5 9 3,685 0.31 2 16 6 2.4 24 9 18 7,370 0.62 3 24 9 3.6 36 13.5 27 11,055 0.93 4 32 12 4.8 48 18 36 14,740 1.24 5 40 15 6 60 22.5 45 18,425 1.
Cable Requirements Cages use standard network cables with RJ45 connectors to connect to C/Ports and to an Ethernet network. These can be CAT5, CAT5e, or CAT6 cables. C/Ports require straight-through cables with all four twisted pairs available. See Table 2 on page 26 for a maximum distance chart for these cables for C/Ports. Network connections follow standard Ethernet guidelines.
User Desktops with Fiber C/Ports Cage Data Center Admin C/Port and Terminal C/Port Cables 3 m or shorter Ethernet Cables Network Switch ClearCube Fiber Transceiver Figure 14 ClearCube Fiber C/Port Architecture Cabling Diagram User Desktops with I/Ports Data Center Cage Admin C/Port and Terminal Ethernet Cables Network Switch Figure 15 ClearCube I/Port Architecture Cabling Diagram 38 • Network Planning and Site Preparation ClearCube Product Manual and Installation Guide
Free IP Address Requirement With the R4300 BackPack, the default startup configuration is DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), which automatically requests an IP address from your DHCP server. If you do not have a DHCP server, the R4300 BackPack uses the static IP address of 192.168.1.251, same as a Blade Switching (BSBP) or Direct Connect BackPack (DCBP) with an installed Remote Management Card (RMC).
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Cage and Blade Installation Installation of ClearCube products is straightforward and can be accomplished in just a few hours. The following instructions are intended for use by IT technicians familiar with computer systems at the hardware configuration level.
• Monitors and keyboards – Monitors are normally shipped in their own cartons. Keyboards, if not included with user ports, may be bulk-packaged. Shipping cartons and packing materials should be retained until your ClearCube installation has been completed and tested. Cage Installation Unpacking the Cage Open the Cage box, remove the packing material, and check the Cage for any visible damage. Contact the carrier for an immediate on-site inspection if damage is found.
Cages using the Chassis Accessory kit can be installed either from the front or from the rear of the rack. Cages using the CRM kit can be installed only from the front of the rack. Begin installing Cages at the bottom of the rack or cabinet. This provides support for each Cage before it is securely mounted, and greatly simplifies getting the Cage square and level in the rack.
Figure 16 Side View of Cage Centered in a 2-Post Rack 6. Attach the AC power cord(s) packaged and supplied with the Cage/BackPack and route it to the rear panel power connector(s) and then to a surge-protected power source such as an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or power strip. Use the cable retention clamp on the Cage to avoid inadvertently disconnecting the power. Use the AC power cord packaged and supplied with the Cage/BackPack.
Cage Rapid Mount Kit The Cage Rapid Mount kit allows installing Cages in a cabinet enclosure or other rack that provides both front and rear posts. To install a Cage using the Cage Rapid Mount (CRM) kit, do the following: Front Rack Ears Locking Latch Main Bracket Spring Slider Slider (Back) Rack Ears Finger Handle Flanges Figure 17 Rack Bracket for Cage Rapid Mount Kit 1. Unscrew the thumbscrew holding each pair of Cage and rack brackets together, and slide the brackets apart. 2.
Back of Rack Bracket Front of Rack Bracket Figure 18 Rack Bracket Attachment Points 4. Pull the rack bracket forward and insert the front rack ears on the back bracket into holes on the front side of the front post. Push forward on the ears until the latch snaps and locks into place. Ensure the front ears are placed into the corresponding holes as the back ears, so that the rack bracket is level. To remove, pull the finger tab inward with your finger and slide the ears forward. 5.
Use the AC power cord packaged and supplied with the Cage/BackPack. For systems shipped to countries that utilize a 110–130-volt power system, the power cord is rated at 15 amps. Systems shipped to countries with a 208-volt power systems are packaged with power cords rated at 10 amps. Older model BackPacks utilized 10 amp-rated power cords that are NOT approved for use with current model BackPacks on 110–130-volt power systems.
Chassis AC Backplane Power Supply Modules Connect Bay Module Fan Pack Dual A/C Input Module Network Module Management Module Figure 19 R4300 Exploded View The three externally accessible module bays are as follows: • Connect Bay • Management Bay • Network Bay R4300 Modules The R4300 modules are installed by sliding them into their respective bays and seating the connector. The three bays are of different sizes and shapes, and a module cannot be accidentally inserted into the wrong bay.
Management Bay Module Network Bay Module Connect Module designator label Management Module designator label Network Module designator label Figure 20 Module Designator Labels The first three characters of the module’s serial number, shown on the rear apron and visible when the module is installed in its bay, are the same as the module’s abbreviation. For example, the serial number XCM12345 identifies a 8x8 Connect Module.
Connect Bay Management Bay Network Bay Figure 21 R4300 Module Bays Connect Module Management Module Network Module Figure 22 R4300 Modules On the left in Figure 21, the Connect Module provides connectors for C/Ports, USB ports, and sparing. On the right, the Network Module provides Ethernet connections. In the center, the Remote Management Module provides network and daisy-chain control connections, Chassis health indicators, and fan speed control.
Table 6 R4300 Connect Module Features Digital Link Selected LED C/Port Connections Spare Daisy Chain Connections Admin Daisy Chain Connections USB Selected LED Status LEDs USB Connections Connectors Color Code Description ADMIN IN Yellow RJ45 connection that links the Admin C/Port into the Admin daisy chain, or passes the Admin connection to another Cage by connecting to that Cage’s ADMIN OUT port. As many as 14 Cages per Control Chain can be connected on one Admin daisy chain.
Table 7 R4300 Status LEDs These bi-color LEDs that indicate status for the connections on the module whose blue LED is lit. Status for each set of connections can be viewed by pressing the Mode switch on the Management Bay module. The blue LED over the connections being monitored is lit. The numbers for the LEDs correspond to the Blade slot numbers on the front of the Chassis.
Connectors Label Color Code Description CONTROL IN Green RJ45 connection that receives control and management signals from the previous Cage in the Control Chain via RS-485. As many as 14 Cages can be connected per Control Chain. CONTROL OUT Green RJ45 connection that passes control and management signals to the next Cage in the Control Chain via RS-485. MANAGEMENT — RJ45 connection that passes control and management signals from the BackPack to the Switch Manager console via Ethernet.
Table 9 R4300 Network Module Features Primary NIC Selected LED Connectors ETHERNET — RJ45 connections that provide the 10/100/1000 Ethernet connections for each PC Blade in the Cage. The numbers correspond to the Blade slot numbers on the front of the Cage. LED PRI Blue Blue LED that, when lit, indicates that the Status LEDs above the Management Bay module are displaying status for the Primary Network connections in this module.
Dual Input Module (DIM) Fuses Power Supply Unit (PSU) Figure 23 R4300 Power Modules Locations Blade Switching BackPacks The specific benefits of automating and providing remote control over the C/Port-to-PC Blade connections are best described by reviewing the specific features available with the BackPacks on page 23.
Cage with 8 PC Blades Cage with 8 PC Blades Blade Switching Matrix C/Ports Direct Connect Architecture Switch Control C/Ports Blade Switching Architecture Figure 24 Adding Remote Control Over PC Blade-to-C/Port Connections Refer to Figure 25 and Table 6 for specific descriptions of the connectors on the rear of the BSBP.
The SPARE IN connection is connected to the Spare Blade in the same Cage, or to the SPARE OUT connection on a BackPack in an adjacent Cage. SPARE IN Red RS-485 OUT Green CONTROL IN (RS-485 or E-NET) When an RMC is installed, making this the Primary Cage, this port is an Ethernet connection. In this case, the E-NET indicator is lit. When an RMC is not installed, this port is an RS-485 Green connection that connects to the RS-485 OUT port of an adjacent Cage. In this case, the RS-485 indicator is lit.
Cages within a single Control Chain. The Admin Daisy Chain uses the same ClearCube proprietary data link that connects Blades to C/Ports. NOTE: When configuring an Admin Daisy Chain, the Admin C/Port must be located within 100 meters of the equipment rack if using CAT5 or CAT5e cable, or within 50 meters of the equipment rack if using CAT6, when the Chain has 9 Cages or more. When the Admin Daisy Chain has 8 Cages or fewer, the standard distance lengths for C/Port cabling apply. See Table 2 on page 26.
R4300 BackPack To connect cables to R4300-equipped Cages, do the following: 1. Label, identify, or use different color cables to discriminate between desktop and network wiring. This color code is recommended, and matches the jumper cables provided by ClearCube: – Control Chain – Green – Admin Daisy Chain – Yellow – Spare Daisy Chain – Red 2. Daisy-chain the CONTROL OUT port on the top Cage in the rack to the next lower Cage’s CONTROL IN port using the green daisy-chain cable.
Admin C/Port and Terminal Primary Cage with E-net Control Link Spare Configuration Cable CLEARCUBE Admin C/Port To Network Secondary Cage with E-net Control Link Spare Daisy Chain Admin Daisy Chain To Network Tertiary Cage No E-net Control Link Control Chain Figure 27 R4300 Daisy-Chain Cabling Example NOTE: Connecting a network cable to a C/Port jack on the Cage, or a C/Port cable to a Network jack, will not damage the unit, but the system will not operate correctly.
Admin C/Port and Terminal Spare Configuration Cable CLEARCUBE Admin C/Port Primary Cage with RMC To Network Control Chain Admin Daisy Chain Tertiary Cage Tertiary Cage Figure 28 BSBP Daisy-Chain Cabling Example NOTE: Direct Connect BackPacks do not provide Sparing or Admin switching capabilities, and thus do not have Admin or Spare ports. If you use a Direct Connect BackPack in a Control Chain, connect the CONTROL IN and CONTROL OUT ports, and jumper the Spare and Admin daisy chains over the DCBP.
Admin C/Port and Terminal Primary R4300 Cage with E-net Control Link Spare Configuration Cable CLEARCUBE Admin C/Port To Network Secondary R4300 Cage with E-net Control Link Spare Daisy Chain Admin Daisy Chain To Network Tertiary BSBP Cage No RMC No E-net Control Link Control Chain Figure 29 Mixed-Mode Daisy-Chain Cabling Example NOTE: With a Blade Switching BackPack as Primary, no other Cages in the Control Chain can serve as Secondary, because Secondary mode is not supported on the RMC.
Each RMM in an R4300 series BackPack provides an Ethernet connection, allowing it to control a chain of as many as 14 Cages. If an RMM is not connected to Ethernet, it does not auto-negotiate, and provides control and monitoring only for the Cage in which it is installed. The RMM has three auto-negotiation modes: • Primary (including jumper-strapped Primary) • Secondary • Standby The model for auto-negotiation assumes that a given network contains a mix of R4300 BackPacks, and legacy BSBPs and DCBPs.
• If your Control Chain contains a mix of R4300s, BSBPs, and/or DCBPs and you have an RMC installed in a BSBP or DCBP, that RMC is always the Primary and it does not provide access to all of the functions of the R4300. • If you add BSBPs or DCBPs to a Control Chain that contains one or more RMMs, exchange BackPacks with RMCs installed for BackPacks that do not have RMCs. NOTE: Maintain the default setting of JP1 on the RMM (auto-negotiation enabled). See Figure 30 on page 63.
Resetting the RMM Settings to the Factory Defaults In normal use, the RMM is configured using Switch Manager 4.6. However, it can be reset to its factory configurations by pressing the DFLT pinhole switch on the back of the RMM. Table 11 provides the default RMM settings. For information on configuring an RMM with Switch Manager, see the Switch Manager 4.6 Administrator’s Guide.
Table 11 R4300 RMM Default Configuration Settings (Continued) Function Setting Options Default Setting Authentication Settings Authentication mode Domain | Local Local Authentication group Group names on active directory N/A Username Text string, when in local mode clearcube Password Text string, when in local mode clearcube Timestamp Seconds since Jan.
• Configure the Blade Switching BackPack for Various Modes: Configuration of your Blade Switching BackPack depends on that modes of operation you will use. All modes can be used together, or individual modes can be used alone. • Spare Switching Configuration: Multiple spare PC Blades can be configured per Cage. At the other extreme, one spare can be made available to support 14 Cages.
NOTE: Every primary Cage/BackPack with an RMC installed is shipped with the same default network settings. If you are using multiple Cage groups, you must configure new IP addresses per the instructions below to avoid a conflict. Default RMC Settings: IP Address: Gateway: Network: Netmask: 192.168.1.251 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 Changing the IP Address of the RMC To change the IP address on an RMC, do the following: 1.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. IP address: 192.168.1.100 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Network: 192.168.1.0 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Password: clearcube Exit NOTE: The IP address should be the new one you typed in. 5. Change the Gateway, Network, and Netmask settings, using the same procedure. For Gateway, use your network’s default gateway setting. For Netmask, use your network’s subnet mask setting.
4. Plug the Factory Default Jumper cable (provided with your Cage in the Cage accessory kit) into the RS485 OUT port on the back of the primary Cage. 5. Plug the AC cable back into the Cage and wait at least 15 seconds. 6. Remove the Factory Default Jumper cable. 7. Reattach the Ethernet cable to the RS485 OUT port on the back of the primary Cage, if one was previously connected. 8. Power the Blades back up in the primary Cage (if desired).
Fiber Transceiver Installation The following instructions apply to installations using the ClearCube Fiber Optic Extension System and are intended for technicians familiar with fiber optic cabling. CAUTION: The Fiber Transceiver and Fiber C/Port are Laser Class 1 Products. Please refer to Safety Guidelines on page 7 for additional information. Installing the Fiber Transceiver Install the Fiber Transceiver in the rack using the included mounting kit and hardware.
C/Ports at the desktop. The fiber optic cables from the output of the Transceiver can be home runs to the individual C/Ports, or they can be patch cables that run to one or more fiber patch panels.
Cage Ethernet Cable Cable 62.
Cage Ethernet Cable Cable 62.
PC Blade Installation Unpacking the PC Blades Once the Cage has been installed and connected to power and signal connections, open the PC Blade boxes and remove the PC Blades. Examine each PC Blade for damage as a result of shipping. If you find any damage contact the carrier to file a claim and call the ClearCube Customer Service Department for replacement. CAUTION: Do not use any PC Blade that shows any sign of damage. Subsequent damage from a defect caused by shipping could be extensive.
NOTE: When you insert the PC Blade, the power does NOT turn on automatically. You must depress the power button on the front of the Blade to power it on. Note that the blue LCD panel and the C/Port indicator remains lit, independently of whether the Blade is powered on. These indicators run off of stand-by power. After the first on/off cycle, you can power the Blade back on from the shutdown state by either pushing the power button on the Blade or the Reset/Power button on the C/Port.
User Port Installation C/Port Installation Unpacking the C/Port When unpacking the C/Port you will find one of each of the following items: • C/Port unit • C/Port power supply and power cord A special tuning tool for adjustments is included with the documentation and software package in your shipment. A mounting adapter is available as an option from ClearCube to conveniently mount a C/Port underneath a desktop.
2. Connect USB devices first to the C/Port and then plug in the power cord for the USB device (if applicable). 3. Connect the CPU link cable from the PC Blade to the C/Port. For dual processor Blades, the C/Port cable must be connected to the secondary C/Port jack on the BackPack (e.g., if the Blade is placed in slots 3 and 4, the C/Port cable should be plugged into C/Port jack #4 on the BackPack). CAUTION: Do not attach the C/Port to a telephone jack or other powered network connection.
operating system. For Windows operating systems, right-click in an open space on your screen, choose Properties, and then click on the Settings tab. NOTE: Depending on the quality and distance of the C/Port cabling being used, very high resolutions can be supported. A resolution of 1600x1200 can be supported at a distance as great as 200 meters using quality CAT5 cables. See Table 2 on page 26 for more information. Adjusting Image Sharpness 1.
Figure 35 ClearCube C/Port Color and Sharpness Tuning Guide Figure 36 ClearCube C/Port Bottom View Note that as you adjust the switches the monitor screen goes black momentarily for each click-stop, and then the image returns. This is the correct operation of the adjustment circuit. In addition, there is one click-stop position on each switch where the monitor screen remains blank. Again, this is the correct operation of the switch circuit.
along the left side of the screen has been eliminated, re-adjust the sharpness control for the best image. This completes the tuning procedure for the C/Port. Re-adjusting the C/Port If, during the adjustment procedure, you become lost or confused, it is best to just start over again. Begin by resetting the color switches to the Off positions. Do this by adjusting each switch, one at a time, until it turns the picture off and then advance the switch by one position, to Position 1.
Figure 38 Model R2100 Mass Storage Lockout Jumper Location and Setting Fiber C/Port Installation Installing the Fiber C/Port The Fiber C/Port installation and setup is the same as a standard C/Port, but does not require video tuning adjustments. Figure 39 shows the connections on the back of a Fiber C/Port. Locate your C/Port in a ventilated area away from any heat sources. For example, do not stack your C/Port on top of monitor ventilation vents or on top of other significant heat generating devices.
\ Front View Back View Figure 39 Fiber C/Port Rear View Adjusting the Fiber C/Port The Fiber C/Port is nearly identical to a standard C/Port, with three important differences: • The input jack is designed for a dual fiber, 62.5-micron MT-RJ connector. • There are no manual tuning dials on the unit. The Fiber C/Port contains automatic gain control (AGC) circuitry, which alleviates the need for the manual sharpness (equalization) or RGB (delay line) tuning.
I/Port Installation Caution Statements Improper connection, mounting, or use of this product could result in component failure or undesired interference. Read the following caution statements before setting up and operating your I/Port. Setup • Do not connect to AC power until all other connections are made, including the power adapter. Connecting or disconnecting components or equipment on the back panel when the I/Port is receiving AC power can cause power surges and damage the device.
Unpacking the I/Port When unpacking the I/Port, you will find one of each of the following items: • I/Port unit • I/Port power supply and power cord (optional for some regions) • Optional mouse and keyboard (may be shipped separately) Installing the I/Port on the Desktop To install an I/Port, do the following: 1. Make connections as shown in Figure 40. CAUTION: Do not attach the I/Port to a telephone jack. This will permanently damage the I/Port.
– across the hall, across town, or across an ocean from each other – provided that you have network access from the I/Port to the PC Blade, you have sufficient network bandwidth (> 50 kbps for each I/Port), and you have the appropriate permissions set up on the Blade. ClearCube Grid Center software is used for initiating connections from I/Ports to Blades. Please see the Grid Center Administrator’s Guide for installation and configuration details.
before making the change, and re-enable it after you have committed the change. The Write Filter is a software feature that prevents any inadvertent or undesired writes to the Flash Drive where the I/Port’s operating system and other software is stored. When you push software updates using ezRemote Manager software, the Write Filter is managed automatically. See Updating Software on the Eon e100 and Capio One I/Ports on page 91 for more information. The Write Filter displays an icon in the system tray.
RDP allows several configurable capabilities. Enabling each additional capability requires more bandwidth, thus impacting performance. The ideal I/Port performance optimization process will lead to the best possible experience within any limitations of your operating environment.
Figure 43 RDP Local Resources Tab • Experience – Selecting a connection speed causes specific items listed in the connection speed pull-down menu to become checked or unchecked. Generally, the desktop background, especially if it is an image, is a significant source of performance slowdowns. The reason is that every time a window is moved within an RDP session, new parts of the background get exposed and need to be re-transmitted. This is generally a slow and time-consuming process.
2. Install the printer driver from a USB-attached storage device. 3. Double-click on the Write Filter icon in the system tray and select Commit changes to disk and disable write filter. The I/Port reboots automatically. 4. After the I/Port reboots, select Start Æ Printers and Faxes and right-click on the printer that was just installed. 5. Enable sharing according to the printer driver’s procedures. 6. Select Start Æ Control Panel Æ Firewall. 7. Select the Exceptions tab. 8.
The ezConnect client can also be used to set up local or remote connections using X/11 or tty. To add a local tty connection, do the following: 1. From the Connection window, select Connect Æ Add. 2. In the Add Connection window, choose Basic Terminal. 3. Enter a name for the session, specify localhost as the Host, and use the default Port 23. 4. Use the default settings, or customize them to your choice.
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MVX Installation Hardware Installation Installing the Video Adapter If you are updating a single monitor Blade (i.e., one equipped with a GeForce2 MX graphics adapter) to add multi-video functionality, follow the steps below. If you ordered your multi-video system pre-configured, see Software Installation and Configuration on page 95. NOTE: ClearCube is not responsible for damage caused to either video card adapters or PC Blades due to improper customer installation.
Figure 45 MVX Connection Diagram NOTE: The monitor connector ends of each splitter cable are stamped with either a 1 or a 2 to indicate the output sequence order. The Multi-Video Solution supports several different resolutions and refresh rates. Table 4 lists the supported combinations. These combinations apply per monitor, with all monitors set to identical resolutions and refresh rates.
No tuning features are provided on the MVX. All tuning is accomplished via the C/Port. Delay tuning (RGB adjustment) on the C/Port may be required for cable runs exceeding 100 meters. NOTE: Fiber C/Ports do not require any tuning.
is the same version available on the ClearCube web site at support.clearcube.com. 5. If you have the most current version, go to Installing the NVIDIA Driver. 6. Click Add or Remove Programs and select NVIDIA Windows 2000/XP Display Drivers. See Figure 46. Figure 46 Removing the Old NVIDIA Drivers 7. Click Change/Remove and Yes at the next prompt to remove the currently installed NVIDIA drivers. 8. Click OK to restart the computer. A default video driver in Windows provides video support for your monitor.
Figure 47 Display Settings Tab 5. Set the resolution to 1280 x 1024 (not all flat panel monitors support resolutions greater than 1024 x 768) pixels and click Apply. Click OK if prompted. 6. Click the Advanced button and then select the Monitor tab, shown in Figure 48. ClearCube recommends that the screen refresh rate be set to 60 Hz for flat-panel monitor use, or 75 Hz for CRT use.
7. Click on the Quadro NVS tab. If the side window isn’t visible, click the green arrow icon located in the left middle of the Quadro NVS tab. See Figure 49. Figure 49 Quadro NVS Tab 8. On the side window, click ClearView. Figure 50 shows the resulting screen and the default 1x1 display configuration. Figure 50 Default 1x1 Monitor Configuration 9. In the Select Display Configuration menu, select the configuration that matches the physical layout of the monitors and click Apply.
NOTE: Selecting a display configuration of 1x1 automatically enables the built-in Clone Mode functionality. In Clone Mode, all monitors connected to the MVX display the same video image, including the startup BIOS screens. 10. Click Desktop Utilities in the ClearView side window. Figure 51 Quadro NVS Tab 11. Click the Enable Desktop Manager check box, click Apply, and click the Desktop Manager Configuration button. The Desktop Management tab, shown in Figure 52, is displayed.
12. Click the Enable nView Desktop Manager check box, click Apply, and then click the Wizard button. This launches the NVIDIA Desktop Manager Setup wizard. 13. Click Next to display the Profiles screen, shown in Figure 53. Highlight the clrcube profile, select the Yes radio button, and click Next. The clrcube profile contains settings optimized for use with ClearCube Multi-Video equipment. Individual settings can be changed if desired. Figure 53 Profiles Screen 14.
2. Change the refresh rate on the Default monitor using the Monitor tab. This adjusts the refresh rate for all the monitors connected to the MVX. This behavior about the MVX should be noted. • When changing RGB dial settings on the C/Port, the video flickers to black briefly after each dial movement, as the video signal must be recaptured. • The video sharpness and RGB dials on the C/Port apply to all monitors.
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Hardware Upgrade and Replacement Procedures ClearCube’s architecture greatly simplifies complete computer upgrades as well as upgrades to individual components. A complete PC Blade is easily upgraded by lowering the Cage front bezel, slowly pulling out the old PC Blade, and then replacing with a new PC Blade. Individual components, including memory and hard drive, BackPacks, and fan packs can also be upgraded or replaced by qualified technicians.
Other components such as the processor or motherboard are not intended for field replacement. Removal voids your warranty. Contact Technical Support for assistance. Upgrading Memory Model R1200 To replace or upgrade the memory on the R1200, do the following: 1. Pull the tabs on either side of the memory socket apart to remove the module. 2. Carefully insert the new memory module into the socket, making sure that the tabs snap inward securing the module in place.
Replacing or Upgrading the Hard Drive If you are replacing or upgrading a hard drive, do the following: 1. Remove the Blade from the Cage. 2. Remove the 3 screws (R1200) or 4 screws (R2100) that attach the hard drive to the PC Blade frame. 3. Disconnect the IDE and power cables from the hard drive, making sure to note the proper orientation of the cables for later reassembly. 4. Install the new hard drive in the reverse order of disassembly, making sure to reconnect the cables in the proper orientation. 5.
Replacing R4300 Modules R4300 modules are hot-swappable. To replace a module, do the following: 1. Label all cables attached to the module. 2. Remove the cables. 3. Press down on the two green levers on each side of the module. NOTE: Management modules have only one lever. 4. Pull the module from its bay. The old module must remain out of the bay for at least five seconds for the replacement module to be recognized by the system. 5.
Replacing the BSBP or DCBP Fan Pack To replace the Fan Pack on the BSBP or DCBP, do the following: 1. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove the 5 screws on the back of the Cage that attach the fan pack. 2. Slowly pull the fan pack straight back by inserting your fingers in the slots on both sides of the fan pack. Wait for the fans to stop spinning before setting aside. 3. Slowly insert the new fan pack to ensure proper seating of the connector. 4. Attach the 5 screws to secure the fan pack.
Figure 58 Cage with Fan Pack Removed (DCBP Shown) 7. Pull straight back to remove the BackPack. 8. Install the BackPack by aligning it with the bottom of the Cage. Firmly insert the BackPack. 9. Secure the BackPack to the Cage with the 2 screws. 10. Replace the fan pack. 11. Replace all the cables. CAUTION: Use only a 15 amp-rated AC power cord supplied by ClearCube to power the replacement BackPack. Do NOT reuse any existing 10 amp-rated cords that supplied power to the BackPacks you are replacing.
Troubleshooting If you have any problems with your system, please check the following items prior to calling for support. For detailed troubleshooting procedures, see the Service Manual. User Port Troubleshooting C/Ports Red link status indicator on PC Blade and C/Port • • Check cables for correct pin-out, which is the same as for standard Ethernet over CAT5 cable. Check that all wire pairs are terminated properly.
Poor video quality • Re-adjust the C/Port following the Re-adjusting the C/Port instructions on page 81. • Check for cabling problems. • Replace monitor and re-adjust C/Port. • Use monitor auto adjust utility for flat panel LCD monitors. • Set refresh frequency to 60Hz for LCD monitor or try varying the refresh rate to find the best picture quality. Loss of peripheral devices (USB) • Unplug and re-plug-in the devices. • Pull Blade out and re-insert.
The monitor’s Auto-Adjust does not give a clear, sharp image • Monitor auto-adjust routines do not always optimally adjust the image. Using the auto-adjust routine a second or even third time may provide a better result. • Use the monitor’s manual functions to adjust picture size, position, brightness, and contrast. • Use the Video Sharpness dial on the C/Port to sharpen the image, as described in C/Port Installation on page 77.
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Appendix A – Specifications Table 14 BackPack Specifications Connections • • • • • • Hot-swappable modules provide Ethernet, C/Port, and USB connections (R4300) 8-slot chassis Backwards compatible with Direct Connect or Blade Switching BackPack (R4300) Fit 14 Cages (112 PC Blades) in a single 42U rack or cabinet Four exhaust fans located in rear (340 CFM total) Rear power connection Audible Noise • < 90dB Dimensions • • 3U (5.25" high, standard 19" rack width) 17.0"(w) x 5.25"(h) x 29.
Table 16 Multi-Video Expander Specifications • • • • Max. Resolution: 1280x1024 Max. Refresh: 75 Hz Digital or Analog output Single, Dual, Triple or Quad display support • • Video Output – LFH-60 (optional splitter cable converts LFH-60 to either DVI-I or DB-15) Video Input from C/Port - DB-15 • • • MVX —1.3” (h) x 5.1" (d) x 7.
Table 18 Fiber Transceiver Specifications Connector I/O • 16 RJ-45 copper inputs and 16 MT-RJ dual fiber outputs Fiber Type • 62.5 micron, multi-mode, straight-through connection fiber Max. Distance • 62.5 micron: 500 meters (1640 feet) for each C/Port connection Max. Jumper Length • BackPack to Transceiver jumper max. length = 10 meters (33 feet) Rack Height • 1U (1.
Table 20 PC Blade Specifications R1200 R2100 Processor • • • • Intel Pentium 4 with Hyper Threading 478 pin socket 512 kB L2 cache 1 MB L3 cache available on some versions • Chipset • Intel 865G with 800 MHz front-side bus • Intel E7501 with 533 MHz front-side bus • PC3200 (DDR-400), un-registered, non-ECC Two DIMM sockets Dual-Channel, Interleaved Upgradeable to 2 GB • • • • PC2100 (DDR-266), Registered, ECC Four DIMM sockets Dual-Channel, Interleaved memory Upgradeable to 4 GB • NVIDIA GeF
Appendix B – Regulatory Compliance ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) The statements contained within this appendix are limited to the C3-R Cage, R1200 Blade, R2100 Blade, C/Port, MVX, Fiber Transceiver, and the Fiber C/Port. Regulatory compliance specifications for any other equipment mentioned within this manual can be found in separate documentation.
Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) Immunity This equipment was also tested in accordance with the procedures given in the EN 55024: 1998 – Information Technology Equipment, Immunity Characteristics – Limits and methods of measurements and was found to comply with: • EN 61000-4-2: 1995, Electrostatic Discharge Immunity Test, performance criteria: 4/8 kV • EN 61000-4-3: 1995, Immunity to Radiated, Radio Frequency, Electromagnetic Fields, performance criteria: 3 V/m • EN 61000-4-4: 1995, Electrical Fast
• EN 60950:2000 – European Norm - Safety of information technology equipment. • AS/NZS CISPR 22:2002 and AS/NZS 60950:2000 (including Amendment 1), Benchmark RCM Certificate – Accredited by the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand: copy number 2756a1 The Fiber Transceiver and Fiber C/Port was tested and is certified to the following safety standards: • UL 60950: 2000, TUV Rheinland of N.A. (an OSHA accredited Nationally Recognized Test Laboratory) Certificate CU72042508.
Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer: ClearCube Technology, Inc.
Appendix C – Technical Support Contact Information In the event any problems arise with your ClearCube hardware or software, we recommend that you first check the support website for any relevant technical bulletins and updates for your specific product(s) before calling your authorized reseller or the ClearCube Technical Support Department.
Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) ClearCube’s policy for products under warranty is to ship replacement parts to the customer within 24-48 hours after the replacement has been approved by the ClearCube Tech Support department. If an issue arises that may require a warranty replacement part, the customer should places a telephone call to Tech Support (+1-512-652-3400 or +1-866-652-3400), use the RMA form on the CCT Support website (support.clearcube.
packaged with power cords rated at 10 amps. Older model BackPacks utilized 10 amp-rated power cords that are NOT approved for use with current model BackPacks on 110–130-volt power systems. The standard 10 amp power cords are acceptable for use with the Fiber Transceiver. Refer to the Safety Guidelines on page 4 for more information. The maximum steady-state current draw of a single fully loaded Cage ranges between 6 and 8 amps at 120 VAC, based on the level of user activity.
Appendix D – Warranty ClearCube Warranty For One to Three Years PURPOSE. This ClearCube hardware warranty statement defines for you, the “Customer”, the warranty provided by ClearCube on equipment manufactured by ClearCube and purchased by you as new from ClearCube or a ClearCube authorized dealer (“ClearCube Product”). Please keep a copy of your purchase order and invoice as documentation of your warranty. Customer must maintain proof of purchase for the covered ClearCube Product.
The returned products must be shipped to ClearCube utilizing the enclosed Package Returns Program (PRP) shipping label only. Utilizing the enclosed PRP shipping label provides a confirmed tracking mechanism for both Customer and ClearCube while insuring the product is shipped to the proper address. The Defective Product must be shipped back to ClearCube within five (5) business days of ClearCube’s issuance of a RMA for such Defective Product.
MAY NOT ALLOW DISCLAIMERS OF WARRANTIES OR LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITIES TO THE FULL EXTENT SET FORTH ABOVE. GOVERNING LAW. These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of the State of Texas, excluding its choice of law provisions. The parties specifically disclaim application of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. SUPPORT CONTACTS. support@clearcube.com support.clearcube.com support.clearcube.
Index cables connecting to BSBP 60 connecting to R4300 59 mixed-mode connection 61 Cage feature description 22 installing 42 power requirements 46 Cage Rapid Mount Kit installation 45 California Proposition 65 statement 1 Capio One A adjusting C/Port 78 Fiber C/Port 83 Admin Daisy Chain description 57 configuring 90 feature description 30 Chassis Accessory kit installing 43 chassis grounding notice Audio English 7 French 10 German 13 Spanish 16 RDP 30 auto-negotiation description 62 modes 63 B
FCC Warning 1 Fiber C/Port adjusting 83 feature description 28 installing 82 troubleshooting 111 English notice 8 French notice 11 German notice 14 Spanish notice 17 Linux I/Port Capio One 90 Eon e100 90 Fiber Optic Extension System 28 Fiber Transceiver cable requirements 71 feature description 28 installing 71 power requirements 71 FiberTransceiver feature description 28 M Mass-Storage Devices locking out 81 memory upgrading 104 mise à la masse du châssis 10 modules G Gehäuseerdung 13 Grid Center
German 12 Spanish 15 configuring on I/Port 85 REEE 5 Remote Desktop Protocol See RDP requirements cable 37 Cage power 46 cooling and airflow 35 Fiber Transceiver power 71 free IP address 39 power 35 space and floor support 34 residuos del equipo eléctrico y electrónico 5 RMC changing IP address 68 configuration 62 configuring 66 default configuration settings 68 free IP address requirement 39 resetting to factory default 69 RMM default configuration settings 65 resetting to factory default 65 T troubl
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