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AW51F Sun Blade 150 Differences PDF
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Contents
Sun Blade 150 Workstations: Differences Between the Original and the Refresh
Systems 1
Features 2
Specifications 3
CPU 4
Motherboard 5
Chassis 5
Standard Configurations 5
FRUs 6
Operating Environments and Patches 7
OBP 8
Documentation Sets 9
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Sun Blade 150 Workstations:
Differences Between the Original
and the Refresh Systems
This document describes the differences between the Sun Blade 150 workstation as it
was originally released and the “Refresh” system. Significant changes are discussed
from a service or service-training perspective. Also mentioned are key features that
have not changed.
This document compares the following aspects of the original and the Sun Blade 150
Refresh workstations:
■ “Features” on page 2
■ “Specifications” on page 3
■ “CPU” on page 4
■ “Motherboard” on page 5
■ “Chassis” on page 5
■ “Standard Configurations” on page 5
■ “FRUs” on page 6
■ “Operating Environments and Patches” on page 7
■ “OBP” on page 8
■ “Documentation Sets” on page 9
1
Features
Table 1 compares the primary features of the original Sun Blade 150 workstation and
the Sun Blade 150 Refresh system.
Feature Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstation
CPU 550 MHz or 650 MHz UltraSPARC IIi 550 MHz or 650 MHz UltraSPARC IIi
(Phantom) with 512 Kbyte internal cache, (Phantom) with 512 Kbyte internal cache,
heatsink, and fan heatsink, and fan
Power supply 250 watt 250 watt
Hard drive 40 GB 7,200 RPM with ATA6680 interface; 80 GB 7,200 RPM with ATA6680 interface;
additional hard drive optional additional hard drive optional
Riser board 3 PCI connectors, 2 power connectors, and 3 PCI connectors, 2 power connectors, and
EMI shielding EMI shielding
Removable media 1.44 MB manual-eject diskette drive 1.44 MB manual-eject diskette drive
drives
Optional 48x CD-ROM or 16x DVD-ROM Optional 48x CD-RW or 16x DVD-ROM
drives drives2
Smart card reader II (SCR 443); reads cards Smart card reader II (SCR 443); reads cards
inserted either side up inserted either side up
PCI card Three long 33 MHz, 32-bit connectors for Three long 33 MHz, 32-bit connectors for
expansion both long and short PCI cards; total both long and short PCI cards; total
maximum power consumption of 50 watt maximum power consumption of 50 watt
Serial port One One
Parallel port One One
Ethernet 10 Mbit/100 Mbit per second; 100 Mb link- 10 Mbit/100 Mbit per second; 100 Mb link-
status LED visible inside the case for status LED visible inside the case for
debugging debugging
Supported DIMMs 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB
Thermal Automatic shutdown when temperatures
management above specification are detected. CPU fan
operation is checked during OpenBoot™
PROM probe sequence.
1. Boldface indicates items that differ between the original Sun Blade 150 workstation and the Sun Blade 150 Refresh system.
2. Removable media for the Sun Blade 150 Refresh are compatible with and may be used in the original Sun Blade 150 system.
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Specifications
The Sun Blade 150 Refresh system has the same specifications as the original Sun
Blade 150 workstation. These specifications are listed in Table 2 and Table 3.
Specification Value
Dimensions
Height 4.6 inches (11.68 cm)
Width 18 inches (45.70 cm)
Depth 17.6 inches (44.60 cm)
Weight (approximate 26.9 lb. (12.2 kg)
Environment While Operating
Temperature 41° to 95° F (5° to 35° C)
Humidity 10% to 90% RH (noncondensing, 27° C maximum wet
bulb)
Altitude 10,000 ft. (3 km)
Environment While Not Operating
Temperature -40° to 150° F (-40° to 65° C)
Humidity 93% RH (noncondensing, 38° C maximum wet bulb)
Altitude 40,000 ft. (12 km)
Acoustic Range
Operating <42 dba to 55 dba
Idle <37 dba to 48 dba
Operating Vibration
IEC 60068-2-64 Specification 0.001G^2/Hz random, 5 to 500 Hz (0.70Grms), 60 min.
dwell per axis, 3 axes
IEC 60068-2-6 Specification 0.25G/1.5mm flat spectrum swept-sine, 5 to 500 Hz, 5
sweep cycles per axis, 3 axes
Sun Blade 150 Workstations: Differences Between the Original and the Refresh Systems 3
TABLE 3 Electrical Specifications
+5 VSB is a standby voltage that is always present when AC line voltage is present.
CPU
The original Sun Blade 150 workstation and the Sun Blade 150 Refresh system use
the same CPU module. Table 4 summarizes the CPU characteristics.
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Motherboard
The original Sun Blade 150 workstation and the Sun Blade 150 Refresh system use
different motherboards. Note the following key motherboard changes:
■ The Ethernet chip and Ethernet port electronics have been changed for more
robust performance.
■ A sensor under CPU has circuitry for automatic hardware shutdown when
temperatures above specification are detected.
■ A monitor prevents the system from booting if the CPU fan is nonoperational as
detected during the OpenBoot PROM probe sequence. In this case, the following
message is displayed:
Warning: CPU fan is not on. CPU may overheat.
■ The Power Management circuit has been upgraded to provide more reliable
operation. If AC power is lost, the system returns to its previous operating state
(either full-power or low-power mode) when the power is restored.
■ An upgraded 1394 Firewire interface fuse guarantees compliance with system
temperature specifications.
Chassis
The Sun Blade 150 Refresh chassis provides improved EMI shielding, notably in the
area around the PCI card slots and riser board. Additionally, the frequency response
of the speaker has been modified to reduce chassis vibration at higher volume levels.
Standard Configurations
The original Sun Blade 150 workstation was released in three configurations:
■ 550 MHz UltraSPARC IIi CPU, 128 MB memory, 40 GB hard drive, on-board PGX
64 graphics accelerator, CD-ROM drive, marketing part number A41-UPA19C-
128M-BA
Sun Blade 150 Workstations: Differences Between the Original and the Refresh Systems 5
■ 650 MHz UltraSPARC IIi CPU, 256 MB memory, 40 GB hard drive, on-board PGX
64 graphics accelerator, CD-ROM drive, marketing part number A41-UTA19C-
256M-BA
■ 650 MHz UltraSPARC IIi CPU, 512 MB memory, 40 GB hard drive, Sun XVR-500
graphics accelerator board, marketing part number A41-UTA19A-512M-DK
The Sun Blade 150 Refresh system is released in the following configurations:
■ 550 MHz UltraSPARC IIi CPU, 256 MB memory, 80 GB hard drive, on-board
PGX64 graphics accelerator, DVD-ROM drive, marketing part number A41-
UPA19C-256M-DL
■ 650 MHz UltraSPARC IIi CPU, 512 MB memory, 80 GB hard drive, on-board
PGX64 graphics accelerator, DVD-ROM drive, marketing part number A41-
UTA19C-512M-DL
Note – All of the configurations above have earned the ENERGY STAR mark.
FRUs
Table 5 lists the field-replaceable units (FRUs) for both workstations.
Note – Sun Blade 150 Refresh FRUs are denoted in bold type and are fully
backward-compatible with the original Sun Blade 150.
TABLE 5 FRUs for the Original Sun Blade 150 and the Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstations
Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstation
F375-3088 Motherboard with tray and CPU F375-3152 Motherboard with tray, CPU
grounding ring grounding ring
F370-5202 Heatsink with integral fan and CPU F370-5202 Heatsink with integral fan and CPU
grounding ring grounding ring
F370-5621 Lithium battery (3 v) assembly F370-5621 Lithium battery (3 v) assembly
F375-5268 VGA/serial cable extender kit F375-5268 VGA/serial cable extender kit
F370-4152 48x CD-ROM drive
F370-6143 CD-RW drive
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TABLE 5 FRUs for the Original Sun Blade 150 and the Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstations
Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstation
For a list of the additional software applications, see the Sun Blade 150 Getting Started
Guide and the product notes for the workstation under consideration.
Sun Blade 150 Workstations: Differences Between the Original and the Refresh Systems 7
Table 6 shows the preinstalled operating environment for each workstation and the
patches that need to be downloaded to fully restore the preinstalled operating
environment. The patches are shown at their minimum required version level.
Note – Always install the most recent version of a patch. Patches are available at:
http://www.sunsolve.sun.com
Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstation
Solaris 8 HW 2/02 and Patches Solaris 8 HW 12/02 and Patches Solaris 9 12/02 and Patches
OBP
Table 7 shows the OpenBootTM PROM versions for both workstations.
Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Refreshed Sun Blade 150 Workstation
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Documentation Sets
Table 8 lists the documentation for each workstation and the formats in which each
document is distributed. Note that only three documents have been updated for the
Sun Blade 150 Refresh program:
■ The updated Product Notes document contains all information pertaining to the
Sun Blade 150 Refresh system. This document supplements the Sun Blade 150
Service Manual and Sun Blade 150 Getting Started Guide.
■ 816-7190, Important Safety Information for Sun Hardware Systems, is a Sun-standard
print document that is shipped with all hardware products that have external
connections that customers can manipulate.
■ 816-4779 contains the updated Declaration of Conformity for the Sun Blade 150
system.
Original Sun Blade 150 Workstation Sun Blade 150 Refresh Workstation
Setting Up Poster 816-1162 Print, CD, Web 816-1162 Print, CD, Web
Getting Started 816-1161 Print, English-only 816-1161 Print, English-only
Guide Multilingual on CD and Multilingual on CD and
Web1 Web1
Service Manual 816-4379 HTML and PDF on CD2 816-4379 HTML and PDF on CD2
Product Notes 816-1163-10 Web 816-1163-11 Web
Documentation CD 705-0122 CD-ROM 705-0122 CD-ROM
CD insert 818-0122 Print 818-0122 Print
Safety, Compliance 816-4778 Print 816-7190 Print
Information
1. The translated versions of the Sun Blade 150 Getting Started Guide appear on the Documentation CD and on www.sun.com. These doc-
uments are: 816-4216 (French), 816-4217 (German), 816-4218 (Spanish), 816-4219 (Italian), 816-4220 (Swedish), 816-4221 (Japanese),
816-4222 (Korean), 816-4223 (Simplified Chinese), and 816-4224 (Traditional Chinese).
2. The HTML version of the Sun Blade 150 Service Manual, delivered on the Documentation CD, includes links to the ShowMe™ How
animated remove and replace procedures.
Sun Blade 150 Workstations: Differences Between the Original and the Refresh Systems 9
The documents listed in Table 8, including the translations of the Sun Blade 150
Getting Started Guide, can be found at:
http://www.sun.com/products-n-solutions/hardware/docs
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