Locations - Model 515, 52x, and 285

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Locations — model 515, 52x, and 285

Use this information to help you map a location code to a position on the server for the 9111-285,
9407-515, 9405-520, 9406-520, 9111-520, 9406-525, and 9131-52A models.
Mapping physical location codes

Note: The known logical location codes for this unit are listed next to the corresponding physical
location in the following information. If you are working with a logical location code for this unit and it
is not listed in the following information, contact your next level of support.
For address information, see Addresses – model 285, 515, and 52x.
Use the following illustrations to help you map a location code to a position on the server.
Figure 1. A view of the rack-mounted unit from the front.
Figure 2. A view of the rack-mounted unit from the back with integrated HSL/RIO ports.
Figure 3. A view of the rack-mounted unit from the back with HSL/RIO ports located on HSL card.
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Figure 4. A view of the system backplane from the top having one voltage regulator (P1-C17) with
integrated HSL/RIO ports (T3/T4). For 9405-520, 9406-520, and 9111-520 models.
Figure 5. A view of the system backplane from the top having two voltage regulator slots (P1-C17)
without integrated HSL/RIO ports (T3/T4). For 9111-285, 9407-515, 9405-520, 9406-520,
9406-525, and 9131-52A models.
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Figure 6. A view of stand-alone system from the front.
Figure 7. A view of stand-alone system from the back with integrated HSL ports.
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Figure 8. A view of stand-alone system from the back with HSL ports located on HSL card.
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Use the following illustration to help you identify parts of the control panel.
Figure 9. A view of the front of the control panel.
Number Name Description

1 Display Displays current status of system startup, or
diagnostic information in the event of a hardware
problem.
2 Front system port Port uses RJ-45 connector. Use to plug in external
devices at the front of the system unit.
3 Increment up Scrolls the information in the display up.
4 Enter Enter
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Number Name Description

5 Increment down Scrolls the information in the display down.
6
7 Attention LED Normal state - LED is off
8 System reset button Resets the system
9 Power LED
Blinking - When connected to the power source
(System
is in standby mode).
Solid - When power-on button has been pressed.
Note: There is approximately a 30-second transition

period from the time the power-on button is pressed
to when the power LED goes from blinking to on
solid. During the transition period, you may observe
the blinking intervals speed up.
10 Power-on button Turns the system power on and off.

11 Service processor reset Service personnel use
switch (pinhole)
12 Serial number label Displays the system serial number
The following table contains location codes for the parts that make up the server.
Attention: After replacing any part on a server or expansion unit, perform Verifying the repair.
Table 1. Physical location codes

Failing item Symbolic Physical Identify Link to part number Failing item
name failing location LED removal and
item code replacement
name procedures
System unit Un NA
Fans
Fan 1 (front Un-A1 Yes Part assembly diagrams Fan
view, left
side). Fan 1 is
the front fan
on the left for
rack units and
the bottom fan
when installed
in the
deskside unit.
Fan 2 Un-A2 Yes Part assembly diagrams Fan
Fan 3 (front Un-A3 Yes Part assembly diagrams Fan
view, right
side)
Power supplies
Power supply PWRSPLY Un-E1 Yes Power parts Power supply
1
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Power supply PWRSPLY Un-E2 Yes Power parts Power supply
2
Regulators
Voltage Un-P1-C17 Yes Power parts Voltage
regulator for (See the regulator
1.2 V dc notes in the module
next row.)
Note:
Systems 9111-520 and 9406-520 with the HSL ports on the backplane contain one voltage
regulator in the Un-P1-C17 location.
Systems 9111-285, 9407-515, 9131-52A, 9405-520, 9406-520, and 9406-525 with HSL ports
located on the HSL card (P1-C21), contain two voltage regulators on one card (one VRM for a
1-core system, and two VRMs for either a 2-core or 4-core system).
The following two regulators are only found on 9111-520 and 9406-520 systems with the HSL ports
on the backplane.
regulator for regulator
1.5 V dc module
regulator for regulator
2.5 V dc module
Backplanes
System Un-P1 Yes System parts System
ANYPROC
backplane backplane
CLCKMOD
Processors FRPORT
HCA
RIO HSL_LNK
Hub/HSL IO_HUB
NIC IOBRDG
RIO/HSL MA_BRDG
I/O Bridge MABRCFG
MASBUS
RIO/HSL MEMCTLR
link NODEPL
PIOCARD
Ethernet
PPCISYS
controller
PRI_PCI
USB SI_PHB
controller SICNTRL
(AIX® or SIIOADP
Linux® SPBUS
only) STORIOA
SYSBKPL
IDE bridge TOPORT
(AIX or
Linux
only)
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SCSI
controller
Logic
Oscillator
InfiniBand
host
channel
adapter
Voltage
regulators
1.5 V DC
and 2.5 V
DC are
embedded
in the
backplane.
Disk drive (1 - Un-P2 Yes 28D2 Disk drive

4) backplane backplane
Disk drive (5 - Un-P3 Yes 28D2 Disk drive
8) backplane backplane
Passthru card Connects to
internal SCSI
busses
Media drive Un-P4 Yes 291E Removable
backplane 28D1 media drive
enclosure and
backplane
System backplane ports
system port 1 Un-P1-T1
(back of
system
backplane)
S1 system Un-P1-T1
port (front of
control panel)
system port 2 Un-P1-T2
(back of
system
backplane)
RIO/HSL left Un-P1-T3 External cables RIO/HSL
HSL_LNK
connector, cables
HSL2
port 0 concurrent
HSL2_xx
HSLH
HSLH_xx
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RIO/HSL right Un-P1-T4 External cables RIO/HSL
HSL_LNK
connector, cables
HSL2
port 1 concurrent
HSL2_xx
HSLH
HSLH_xx
Integrated Un-P1-T5
dual 1 GB
Ethernet
controller-port
A
Integrated Un-P1-T6
dual 1 GB
Ethernet
controller-port
B
Integrated Un-P1-T7
2-port
universal
serial bus
(USB) port 0
(AIX or Linux
only)
Integrated Un-P1-T8
2-port
universal
serial bus
(USB) port 1
(AIX or Linux
only)
Rack indicator Un-P1-T9
connector
Service processor
Service SVCPROC Un-P1-C7 Service
28D7
processor card processor
Use 28D7 for
systems 9111-520, 9405-520,

and 9406-520 with integrated
HSL ports
293A
Use 293A for
systems 9111-285,
9407-515,9405-520,9406-520,
9406-525, and 9131-52A with
RIO/HSL ports located on the
RIO/HSL card.
Time-of-day TOD_BAT Un-P1-C7-E1 Power parts Time-of-day
(TOD) battery battery
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HMC 1 Un-P1-C7-T1
connector
HMC 2 Un-P1-C7-T2
connector
SPCN 0 Un-P1-C7-T3
connector
SPCN 1 Un-P1-C7-T4
connector
Adapters
PCI adapter in Un-P1-C1 Yes System parts PCI adapter
PIOCARD
slot 1
MASBUS
SLOTERR

PIOCARD
slot 2
MASBUS
SLOTERR

PIOCARD
slot 3
MASBUS
SLOTERR

PIOCARD
slot 4
MASBUS
SLOTERR

PIOCARD
slot 5
MASBUS
SLOTERR

PIOCARD
slot 6
MASBUS
SLOTERR
Dual channel Un-P1-C8 Yes 5709 RAID

SCSI RAID enablement
enablement card
card
PCI bridge set Replace the
BRDGSET Un-P1
1 system
BRDGST1 Un-P1-C1
backplane and
Un-P1-C2
cards using
the removal
and
replacement
procedures
corresponding
to the
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locations
indicated.
PCI bridge set Replace the
BRDGSET Un-P1
2 system
BRDGST2 Un-P1-C3
backplane and
Un-P1-C5
cards using
Un-P1-C6
the removal
and
replacement
procedures
corresponding
to the
locations
indicated.
PCI bridge set Un-P1-C4 Replace the
BRDGSET
3 system
BRDGST3
backplane and
cards using
the removal
and
replacement
procedures
corresponding
to the
locations
indicated.
HSL card SICNTRL Un-P1-C21 Yes 2888 RIO/HSL or
InfiniBand
host channel
adapter
HSL card top Un-P1- Yes
connector, C21-T1
port 0
HSL card Un-P1- Yes
bottom C21-T2
connector,
port 1
Memory modules
Memory MEMDIMM Un-P1-C9 Yes Memory parts Memory
module 1
module 2
module 3
module 4
module 5
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module 6
module 7
module 8
Vital product Un-P1-C20 System parts VPD card
data (VPD)
card
Device physical locations
Disk drive 1 Un-P2-D1 Yes Disk unit parts Disk drive
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T11-L8-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T11-L5-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T11-L4-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T11-L3-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T10-L8-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T10-L5-L0)
(logical
location
Un-P1-
T10-L4-L0)
(logical
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location
Un-P1-
T10-L3-L0)
SCSI media Un -P4-D1 Removable media device parts SCSI
device (top (logical removable
media bay) location media
Un-P1-
T10-L7-L0)
IDE drive 1 Un-P4-D2 Removable media device parts Slimline media
(2nd media (logical device
bay from the location
top) Un-P1-
T10-L6-L0)
IDE drive 2 Un-P4-D3 Removable media device parts Slimline media
(3rd media (logical device
bay from the location
top) Un-P1-
T12-L1)
Control panel
Control panel Un-D1 28E5, 250C, 247B Control panel
(bottom media
bay)
Temperature Un-D1 28E5 Control panel
sensor
Server firmware
Server Un-Y1
firmware
Input/output adapter (IOA) assignment rules for i5/OS®

The following table provides information necessary to identify the input/output processor (IOP) to
which IOAs are assigned. The left column indicates the bridge set in which IOA assignment is
allowed. Use the right column to determine the IOP to which an IOA is assigned. The first position in
the list must be an IOP. The remaining positions might be IOPs or IOAs. IOAs are assigned to the
first IOP located to their left in the list. Although IOAs can be manually reassigned using system
service tools (SST)/dedicated service tools (DST), the IOA assignments return to the default order
after each initial program load (IPL).
Table 2. 9405-520, 9406-520 with integrated HSL ports

Multi-adapter bridge domain / Peripheral IOA assignment rules
Component Interconnect (PCI) bridge set
PHB0
C6, C3, C5 C6, C3, embedded SCSI, C5
PHB2
C1, C2, C4 C1, C2, embedded Ethernet, C4
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Table 3. Model 9407-515, 9405-520 9406-520, and 9406-525 with HSL/RIO ports located on
HSL/RIO card
Multi-adapter bridge domain / Peripheral IOA assignment rules
Component Interconnect (PCI) bridge set
PHB0
C1, C2 C1, C2, embedded Ethernet
PHB2 (high speed double data rate)
C4 C4 (IOPless IOAs only)
PHB3
C6, C3, C5 C6, C3, embedded SCSI, C5
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Locations — model 515, 52x, and 285

Mapping physical location codes

Figure 1. A view of the rack-mounted unit from the front.

Figure 6. A view of stand-alone system from the front.

Figure 9. A view of the front of the control panel.

Number Name Description

Number Name Description

Note: There is approximately a 30-second transition

10 Power-on button Turns the system power on and off.

Table 1. Physical location codes

Disk drive (1 - Un-P2 Yes 28D2 Disk drive

systems 9111-520, 9405-520,

PCI adapter in Un-P1-C2 Yes System parts PCI adapter

PCI adapter in Un-P1-C3 Yes System parts PCI adapter

PCI adapter in Un-P1-C4 Yes System parts PCI adapter

PCI adapter in Un-P1-C5 Yes System parts PCI adapter

PCI adapter in Un-P1-C6 Yes System parts PCI adapter

Dual channel Un-P1-C8 Yes 5709 RAID

Input/output adapter (IOA) assignment rules for i5/OS®

Table 2. 9405-520, 9406-520 with integrated HSL ports

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