Dell T130 Honeywell Server Planning, Installation and

Service Guide
HWDOC-X450-en-D
August 2020
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Contents 3
Chapter 1 - About this Document 5
Chapter 2 - Planning 8
2.1 Overview 8
2.1.1 Software requirement 8
2.1.2 BIOS configuration 9

2.2 Description 9
2.2.1 Honeywell server model number 9

2.2.2 Electronics configuration 9

2.2.3 Electronics module 9
2.2.4 Standard features of Dell T130 10
2.2.5 Slots configuration 11
2.2.6 Optional features 11

2.2.7 Power cords 11

2.3 Platform information 11

2.3.1 Honeywell documentation 11
2.3.2 Dell documentation 11

2.4 Experion nodes slot requirement 13

2.4.2 FTE supervisory (Default) 13
2.4.3 Cnet configuration using PCIC interface 13

2.5 Memory configuration for Dell T130 13

2.5.1 8 GB, consisting of two 4 GB ECC DDR4 UDIMM 2133 MHz or faster 13

2.6 System specifications 14

2.6.18 Hard disk drive specifications 19
2.6.19 Removable media specifications 19
2.6.20 Storage and media devices 19
2.6.21 Mouse and keyboard 20

2.6.22 Monitor 20
2.6.23 Video cable 20

2.7 Industrial regulatory compliance 20

2.7.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility 20
2.7.2 Safety compliance 21

2.8 Light industrial regulatory compliance 21

2.8.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility 21
2.8.2 Safety compliance 22

Chapter 3 - Installation 23

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 3.1 Tasks for installing the server 23
3.1.1 Before you begin 23

3.2 Power and grounding requirements 23

3.3 Cabinet spacing requirements 24
3.4 Installing Dell T130 server and connecting cables 25
3.4.1 Honeywell server back panel connections 25
3.4.2 Connecting the cables 26

3.5 Starting the server 27

3.5.1 Turning on the power 27

Chapter 4 - Operation 28
4.1 Server overview 28
4.1.1 Front view of Dell T130 28

4.1.2 Rear view of Dell T130 29

4.2 Network connections 30

4.2.1 Ethernet network 30

4.2.2 MAU connection 30

4.2.3 ControlNet Network 30

4.3 Configuring ControlNet interface card 31

4.3.1 Installing ControlNet card inside Magma chassis 31

Chapter 5 - Servicing 33
5.1 Removing the Side Cover 33
5.2 Servicing the hard disk drives and power supply 34
5.3 Servicing Honeywell options 35
5.3.1 Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE node setup 35

5.4 Adding additional memory 36

5.5 Installing PCIC card in Dell T130 server using Magma 37
5.6 Verifying correct BIOS settings 40
5.6.1 Entering the BIOS 40
5.6.2 BIOS settings for Tab 51156307-100 40

5.6.3 BIOS settings for Tab 51156307-200 47

5.6.4 Exiting the BIOS 54

5.7 Spare parts 54

5.8 Troubleshooting 54

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1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document contains installation and service information for the Dell PowerEdge T130 server (T130
Honeywell Server). The instructions and service information contained in this document address the
server itself, and assumes that the associated network communication equipment is pre-installed by
the Honeywell factory or has manuals dedicated to its installation and service. This server is not a
standard Dell model and you cannot order it independently from Dell.
Note: If the Local Control Network (LCN) coaxial based system has been integrated with an Experion
Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE) based system, the node (server) may be upgraded to be an Experion
Local Control Network (ELCN) node, which has its ELCN Interface provided via FTE. This node may be
installed as a physical or virtual platform.
If the node is upgraded to an ELCN node, and the node is a physical (a.k.a. bare-metal) platform, a
Local Control Network Processor (LCNP) board coaxial interface to LCN is not used. The LCN MAU is
disconnected, and/or the LCNP board is removed.
Redundant ELCN Bridges are required if the ELCN node is communicating with any other existing,
coaxial-based LCN node.

Some LCN nodes may have been replaced by their ELCN equivalent nodes, and overall system
features/architecture will differ from that of a non-ELCN integrated system (classic LCN/TPN system). In
this case it may be necessary to refer to appropriate ELCN documentation, in addition to the
information provided herein.

NOTE

If the Local Control Network (LCN) coaxial based system has been integrated with an Experion
Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE) based system, the node (server) may be upgraded to be an
Experion Local Control Network (ELCN) node, which has its ELCN Interface provided via FTE.
This node may be installed as a physical or virtual platform.
If the node is upgraded to an ELCN node, and the node is a physical (a.k.a. bare-metal)
platform, a Local Control Network Processor (LCNP) board coaxial interface to LCN is not used.
The LCN MAU is disconnected, and/or the LCNP board is removed.
Redundant ELCN Bridges are required if the ELCN node is communicating with any other
existing, coaxial-based LCN node.
Some LCN nodes may have been replaced by their ELCN equivalent nodes, and overall system
features/architecture will differ from that of a non-ELCN integrated system (classic LCN/TPN
system). In this case it may be necessary to refer to appropriate ELCN documentation, in
addition to the information provided herein.

The following table lists Honeywell ELCN/Experion publications that may be useful for references.
ELCN Reference Documents Table for Server/Workstation PSIG Documents

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Publication Content Type

Experion LCN Hardware UEA installation

Upgrade Kit Instructions
(51195195-415)

Experion LCN Quick Start General hardware/software/migration information

Guide (EPDOC-X480-en-
510A)

Experion Software Installation Experion software installation (various methods)

User's Guide (EPDOC-X136-
en-510A)

Experion LCN Overview and Bridge hardware installation, software configuration,

Implementation Guide operation, servicing/troubleshooting
(EPDOC-X478-en-510A)

Experion LCN Planning, ELCN system planning, hardware/software

Installation, and Service Guide installation, servicing/troubleshooting
(HWDOC-X479-en-E)

Experion LCN Specification General ELCN technical specifications

(ELCN03)

Fault Tolerant Ethernet FTE system installation, servicing/troubleshooting

Installation and Service Guide
(EPDOC-XX36-en510A)

Universal Embedded General UEA planning, installation, and service

Appliance Hardware information before it is commissioned as an ELCN
Installation and Maintenance appliance.
Guide (HWDOC-X469-en-A)

Integrated Experion-TPS Supplementary installation tasks needed before using

User's Guide (EPDOC-XX66- TPS Nodes on an Experion system. Describes
en-510A) configuration tasks needed for TPS Nodes.

Virtualization Planning and Implementing networks, Preparing ESXi host,

Implementation Guide Administering virtualization
(EPDOC-X147-en-A)

Server and Client Planning High-level planning/design for Experion servers,

Guide (EPDOC-X128-en- clients, controllers
510A)

Process Operations Manual Process operations, alarm/message handling,

(SW11-601) reporting, history functions, system operations,

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Publication Content Type

system menu functions, console/station peripheral

devices

Integrated Experion-TPS Supplementary installation and configuration tasks for

User's Guide (EPDOC-XX66- Experion TPS Nodes
en-510A)

Experion PKS R510.1 Planning information for migration of Experion system

Migration Planning Guide from legacy R4xx system software to Experion
R510.1 software.
(EPDOC-XX70-en-5101A)

Switch Configuration Tool Experion switch configuration information

User's Guide
(EPDOC-X246-en-510A)

Experion Network Best Best practices for planning the installation of Experion
Practices (WP-07-02-ENG) FTE networks, and connecting them into plant IT
networks.

Experion R510 Software Describes Experion R510 features/enhancements,

Change Notice (EPDOC- overall product, release interoperabilities, system
X166-en-510A) dependencies, problem resolutions, known issues,
special considerations

Customer Release Guide TPN/TPS Migration information (ELCN migration

R687 (CRG-687) Information included)

TPN R687 Software Change Document changes, compatibility and

Notice (TNDOC-X166-en- migration/installation processes for the TPS Process
6871A) Network Release of R687 software.

Experion Control Building Procedures for basic tasks in the Control Builder
User's Guide (EPDOC-XX19- application (configuring hardware devices, continuous
en-510A) control strategies, sequential control strategies).

1.1 Revision history

Version Date Description

A August 2020 Initial release of the document.

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2 PLANNING

l Overview
l Description
l Platform information
l Experion nodes slot requirement
l Memory configuration for Dell T130
l System specifications
l Industrial regulatory compliance
l Light industrial regulatory compliance

2.1 Overview
Platforms sold by Honeywell are engineered for the process control mission of Experion and TPS
systems to provide consistent and robust performance. Through an extensive qualification process,
Honeywell defines specific peripheral devices, slot locations, and BIOS settings for best performance
and reliability, sometimes even adding cooling fans for longer service. Honeywell platforms are then
built to Honeywell specifications by the computer manufacturer.
Honeywell engineering has tested theDell PowerEdge T130 serverwith other Honeywell hardware and
software and has qualified its use for specific configuration items as identified in the Software Change
Notice (SCN). This server is not a standard Dell model and cannot be ordered independently from Dell.
The Technical Assistance Center (TAC) is well trained and supports Honeywell platforms. Use of any
other server including a similar Dell model, is considered a project special and its TAC support is
limited according to the services policy.

The Dell PowerEdge T130 servers are shipped with the Tab number 51156307-100.
l Software requirement
l BIOS configuration

2.1.1 Software requirement

The server runs on the following operating system.

l Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (64 bit)

Microsoft Windows Server 2016

The server platform runs the latest version of the following Experion Server.

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l ESV
l ACE/SCE
l EAS
l Eserver

NOTE
51156307-100 do not support T-nodes i.e. ESVT and ACE-T.

2.1.2 BIOS configuration

The BIOS version for the server depends on the Tab numbers. The Tab number for Dell T130 is:
l 51156307-100: with BIOS version 1.2.5 or later

2.2 Description
l Standard features of Dell T130
l Slots configuration

2.2.1 Honeywell server model number

This document applies to the Honeywell server platform identified in the following table.

Model
number Description

MZ- Intel Xeon E3-1220 v5 3.0 GHz,8M Cache / 16 GB UDIMM (2x8 GB) / 500
PCSV74 GB or 1 TB SATA Hard disk drive (QTY 1)

EP- Windows Server 2008 R2 COA

COAR28

EP- Windows Server 2016 COA

COAS16

2.2.2 Electronics configuration

The Dell T130-based server is approved for installation in 800 and 1000 mm deep Honeywell LCN
cabinets using either a "fixed" mounting kit, model number TP-SPCMF1, or a "slide" mounting kit, model
number TP-SPCMS1.

2.2.3 Electronics module

The tables in this section provides the electronics module for the Honeywell-based Dell T130 server

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platforms.

Typical operating power requirements

Description DC power AC voltage AC RMS current AC power

Electronic assembly N/A 120 (90-132) Vrms 0.7A 72W

240 (180-260) 0.3A 72W
Vrms

Maximum operating power requirements

Description DC power AC voltage AC RMS current AC power

Electronic assembly N/A 120 (90-132) Vrms 0.9A 102W

240 (180-260) 0.5A 102W
Vrms

Weight and dimensions

Description Height Width Depth Weight

Assembly 363.3 mm with rubber pads 175 mm 454 mm 11.5 KGs (25.35 lbs)

2.2.4 Standard features of Dell T130

Following are the list of common features of Dell T130 server:

l Intel Xeon E3-1220 v5 3.0 GHz CPU / 8 GB UDIMM (2x4 GB) / 500 GB SATA Hard disk drive.
l Rear Ports: 1 serial, 1 Video, 2 USB V2.0 / 2 USB3.0 / 2 RJ45, 1 ID push button with blue/amber
LED.
l Front Ports: 2 USB 2.0, ID push button with blue/amber LED, 1 system power on/off button.
l Broadcom 5720 1GbE Dual Port Ethernet NIC with failover and load balancing.
l Bus Type: PCIe.
l Expansion slots: 4 PCIe slots.
o One full-height, half-length x8 PCIe Gen3 card slot connected to processor
o One full-height, half-length x16 PCIe Gen3 card slot connected to processor
o One full-height, half-length x1 PCIe Gen3 card slot connected to Platform Controller Hub
(PCH)
o One full-height, half-length x8 PCIe Gen3 card slot connected to PCH

l Energy Smart – One 295 Watts non redundant Power Supply.

l One 110 Volt / 230 Volts Power Cord.

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l 51156307 -100 8GB (2x4GB) DDR4 UDIMM 2133MHz or faster

l 51156307 - 200 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 UDIMM 2133MHz or faster
l SATA DVD-RW Drive.
l 2D Matrox®G200 Video.

2.2.5 Slots configuration

An onboard dual NIC is available for FTE. There is no add on NIC support for Dell PowerEdge T130
server.

2.2.6 Optional features

The following is a list of the additional options that can be configured in your platform.
l Universal ControlNet Interface (using external Magma PCIe to PCI convertor box)

2.2.7 Power cords

The following table lists the AC power cords.

Part description Part number

AC power cord, 220 V 51305557-100

2.3 Platform information

l Honeywell documentation
l Dell documentation

2.3.1 Honeywell documentation

The following table lists the Honeywell publications that may be useful when installing or operating your
system.

Publication Contains information about

Fault Tolerant Ethernet Installation and Installing and using FTE on a TPS or
Service Guide Experion PKS node.

2.3.2 Dell documentation

The following table lists the Dell publications that may be useful when installing or operating the

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system.

Is available
Publication Contains information about with
Readme files Last-minute updates about technical changes The drivers and
to the server or advanced technical reference utilities CD
material for experienced users or technicians.

Dell System Warranty and safety Packaged with

Information Guide the computer
www.dell.com

Getting Started With Unpacking and connecting the cables. Packaged with
Your System the computer

Quick Installation Installing and configuring the server operating Packaged with
Guide system. the computer
Product
Documentation
CD

Dell™ PowerEdge™ Removing and replacing the parts. Technical Product

T130 Systems specifications. Configuring the system. Documentation
Hardware Owner’s Troubleshooting. CD
Manual
www.dell.com

Rack Installation Installing the server in a server rack or cabinet. Packaged with
Instructions — Sliding the computer
Rails
www.dell.com

Windows Installation Initialization the Windows operating system. Packaged with

Instructions and the computer
Important
www.dell.com
Information

Dell™ Systems – Raid Initializing the RAID controller Packaged with

Controller the computer
Initialization

Dell™ Systems – Upgrading the RAID firmware Packaged with

Upgrading Raid the computer
Firmware

Dell™ PowerEdge™ Diagnosing problems Product

T130 Systems Documentation
Using status indicators for troubleshooting
Hardware Owner’s CD
Manual
www.dell.com

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2.4 Experion nodes slot requirement

2.4.1 Default configurations for FTE

l Broadcom on-board NICs are enabled without PXE.
l If you are using FTE slot only, then use on-board NICs.

2.4.2 FTE supervisory (Default)

FTE must be configured on on-board NIC.

Slot number Description Option

Slot 1 PCIe x 8 CPU -

Slot 2 PCIe_G3 x 16 CPU -

Slot 3 PCIe_G3 x 1 PCH -

Slot 4 PCIe_G3 x 8 PCH -

2.4.3 Cnet configuration using PCIC interface

The server does not support PCIC interface, you must use Magma PCIe to PCI converter box.

Slot number Description Option

Slot 1 PCIe x 8 CPU Magma PCIe host card.

Slot 2 PCIe_G3 x 16 CPU -

Slot 3 PCIe_G3 x1 PCH -

Slot 4 PCIe_G3 x 8 PCH -

2.5 Memory configuration for Dell T130

Standard memory for Dell T130 server are 51156307 -100 8GB (2x4GB) DDR4 UDIMM 2133 MHz or
faster and 51156307 - 200 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 UDIMM 2133 MHz or faster and must be installed in
pairs.

2.5.1 8 GB, consisting of two 4 GB ECC DDR4 UDIMM 2133 MHz or

faster
The following table provides memory configurations layout for 8 GB, consisting of two 4 GB ECC DDR4

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UDIMM 2133 MHz or faster.

DIMM socket Memory size Channel

A1 8 GB UDIMM 0

A3

A2 8 GB UDIMM 1

A4

2.6 System specifications

2.6.1 Microprocessor

Microprocessor Tab 100 / Tab 200: Skylake Intel Xeon E3-1220V5 ,3.0 GHz, 8M
cache, 8GT/s.

Intel Smart 8 MB
Cache

Chipset Intel C236 series chipset

PCIe slots

3 PCIe slots 1x8 PCIe 3.0 (x16 connector)

1x4 PCIe 3.0 (x8 connector)
1x1 PCIe 3.0 (x1 connector)

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2.6.2 Memory

Architecture l Tab 100: 8 GB (2 x 4 GB UDIMM DDR4, 2133 MHz) or faster

l Tab 200: 16GB (2x8 GB UDIMM DDR4, 2133MHz) or faster

DIMM sockets l Tab 100: 4 UDIMM DDR4

l Tab 200: 8GB UDIMM 2133MHz or faster

DIMM capacities 4 GB UDIMM, 2133 MHz

Minimum RAM l Tab 100: 8 GB (2 x 4 GB UDIMM DDR4, 2133 MHz) or faster

l Tab 200: 16 GB (2 x 8 GB UDIMM DDR4, 2133 MHz) or
faster

Maximum RAM l Tab 100: 16 GB (4 x 4 GB UDIMM DDR4 2133 MHz) or

faster
l Tab 200: 32 GB (4 x 8 GB UDIMM DDR4 2133 MHz) or
faster

2.6.3 Raid controller

RAID controller Not Applicable

2.6.4 Optical disk drive

DVD drive SATA DVD R/W

2.6.5 Video

Video type Matrox G200 Controller

2.6.6 Network interface

Adapter type On-Board LOM 1GBE Dual Port (BCM5720 GbE LOM)

2.6.7 Power
The following provides the specifications for DC power supply.

Wattage Tab 100 / Tab 200: Single, Cabled Power Supply, 290 Watts.

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2.6.8 Environmental

Operating temperature +10 °C to +35 °C (50 °F to 95 °F) with a maximum

temperature gradation of 10° per hour.
Note: For Altitudes above 2950 feet , the maximum
operating temperature is derated 1 °F/550 ft.
All temperature ratings shown are for sea level. An
altitude derating of 1 °C per 300 m (1.8 °F per 1,000 ft)
to 3048 m (10,000 ft) is applicable. No direct sunlight
allowed.

Shipping temperature -30 °C to 50 °C (-22 °F to 122 °F)

Storage temperature –40 °C to 65 °C (–40 °F to 149 °F)

Maximum wet bulb temperature 28 °C (82.4 °F)

ATTENTION

All temperature ratings described previously

are for sea level. An altitude derating of 1 °C
per 300 m (1.8 °F per 1,000 ft) to 3048 m
(10,000 ft) is applicable. Direct sunlight is not
allowed.

Operating humidity 10% to 80% Relative Humidity with 29 °C (84.2 °F)

maximum dew point

Storage humidity 5% to 95% RH with 33 °C (91 °F) maximum dew

point. Atmosphere must be non-condensing at all
times.

ATTENTION

Storing maximum humidity of 95% is based

on a maximum temperature of 45 °C (113
°F). Altitude maximum for storage
corresponds to a pressure minimum of 70
KPa.

Airborne Contaminants Airborne Contaminants < 300 angstroms/month

Copper Reactivity Level Copper Reactivity Level < 3 mm3/m3 parts per billion

H2S Gas concentration H2S Gas concentration < 10 mm3/m3 parts per billion

S02, S03 Gas concentration S02, S03 Gas concentration < 1 mm3/m3 parts per

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billion

CI2 Gas concentration CI2 Gas concentration < 50 mm3/m3 parts per billion

NOX Gas concentration NOX Gas concentration < 1 mm3/m3 parts per billion

HF Gas concentration HF Gas concentration < 500 mm3/m3 parts per billion

NH3 Gas concentration NH3 Gas concentration < 2 mm3/m3 parts per billion

O3 Gas concentration Severity G1 mild environment limits as per ANSI/ISA-S71.04-

level 1985 Standard

ANSI/ISA-S71.01-1985 Temperature and Humidity

Environmental Conditions for
Process Measurement and
Control Systems

ANSI/ISA-S71.04-1985 Airborne Contaminants

Environmental Conditions for
Process Measurement and
Control Systems

2.6.9 Physical – form factor

Height 363.3 mm with rubber pads

Width 175 mm

Depth 454 mm

Weight (Maximum Config) 11.5 kg (25.35 lbs)

2.6.10 Drive bays

Internal Up to 4 x 3.5” HDD

External DVD+/-RW, SATA, Internal

2.6.11 Maximum vibration

Operating 0.26 Grms at 5 Hz to 350 Hz (all operation orientations).

Storage 1.88 Grms at 10 Hz to 500 Hz for 15 min (all six sides tested).

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2.6.12 Maximum Shock

Operating Six consecutively executed shock pulses in the positive and negative x, y,
and z axes of 40 G for up to 2.3 ms.

Storage Six consecutively executed shock pulses in the positive and negative x, y,
and z axes (one pulse on each side of the system) of 71 G for up to 2 ms.

2.6.13 Altitude

Operating 3048 m (10,000 ft). This value may be limited by the type and number of
options installed.
Maximum allowable altitude change rate is 457 m/min (1500 ft/min). (that
is 1 °F /167.64 meters that is -17.22 °C / 167.64 meters).

Storage 12,000 m (39,370 ft). Maximum allowable altitude

Change rate is 457 m/min (1500 ft/min).

2.6.14 External peripherals

Keyboard Windows compliant USB (equivalent or better)

Mouse USB (equivalent or better)

2.6.15 Drives

Hard Tab 100 / Tab 200: 500 GB 7.2K RPM SATA 3 Gbps 3.5” Cabled Hard
Drive Drive.

2.6.16 External ports

Serial One DB-9 connectors

LAN 2 x RJ-45

SCSI External None

USB Front :Two Hi-Speed USB Hosts (One USB 2.0 and one USB 3.0).
Back :Total Six Hi-Speed USB Hosts (four USB 2.0 and two USB
3.0).

Video 1 VGA port

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2.6.17 Management

Power related Monitoring of voltage, fan, µprocessor and other thermal conditions

Memory Track ECC error reporting

2.6.18 Hard disk drive specifications

For MZ-PCSV75, the Honeywell-based Dell T130 Standard RAID5 Server Tab 100 Platform has one
hard disk drive bay. It uses one 500 GB 7.2k RPM Serial ATA 3Gbps 3.5-in Cabled Hard Drive. The
following table provides the operating power requirements for 500 GB hard drive.

Description Requirement

DC 5 volt Power (typ) 4.5 Watts +/- 5%

DC 12 volt Power (typ) 5 Watts +10%, -8%

Other DC POWER 9.5 W Watts Max, 8.75 W Watts idle

AC Power N/A

The following table provides the maximum weight and dimensions for 500 GB hard drive.

Description Requirement

Height 19.98/0.787 (mm/inch)

Width 101.6/4.0 (mm/inch)

Depth 146.99/5.787 (mm/inch)

Weight 415/0.92 (gms/lbs)

2.6.19 Removable media specifications

The Honeywell-based Dell T130 server has one SATA DVD- RW drive. The SATA DVD-RW drive is
connected to the SATA connector on the motherboard. DC 5 volt power, 6.5 Watts is the operating
power requirement for DVD RW drive.

2.6.20 Storage and media devices

The standard mass storage for the Dell T130 servers are as follows:
l 51156307-100/200: 500 GB 7.2K RPM SATA 3.5in Hard Drive

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2.6.21 Mouse and keyboard

The USB mouse, a standard cursor control device and an USB standard PC keyboard are included with
the Dell T130.

2.6.22 Monitor
The Honeywell-based Dell T130 server supports industrial standard video format (typically 1024X768 at
a refresh rate of 75Hz). You must use a multisync monitor along with the Dell T130 server platform
operating system. The server can be configured only with a single screen option. In this configuration,
the monitor is connected to the AGP video controller output connector. Note that no touch screen option
is available for this server platform.

2.6.23 Video cable

Correct system startup and operation of the Honeywell-based Dell T130 server platform requires
industry standard VESA DDC interface to the monitor. If either a monitor or video cable that does not
support DDC is attached to the server platform, the display generator defaults to a resolution, which
precludes communication with the system software and stops startup. To determine if a cable is DDC
compatible, ensure that pins 5, 9, and 12 of the HD15 connector are wired. The IS supplied cable
(51196742-200) is DDC compatible.

2.7 Industrial regulatory compliance

The compliance specifications in this section apply to cabinet installations.

WARNING

Honeywell does not claim Safety Compliance or Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Compliance for system equipment configurations that have not been described in this guide as
standard system configurations. Any equipment configuration other than that described in this
publication decertifies the Safety and EMC compliance of this product.

l Electromagnetic Compatibility
l Safety compliance

2.7.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility

The following table provides the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) specifications (Industrial
Regulatory) for European community.

Element Description

Emissions EN 61326-1:2006 (Industrial Locations, CISPR 11, Class A)

Immunity EN 61326-1:2006 (Industrial Locations)

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ATTENTION
The following formula is a proximity guideline, for use of Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies) in
the frequency range of 80MHz to 1GHz.
D > 0.30*√ {P} (D must be greater than 0.30 multiplied by the square root of P)
D = Distance from equipment, in meters.
P = Power Output of the Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies), in Watts.
Examples:
P = 10 Watts, D > 0.949 meters
P = 5 Watts, D > 0.671 meters
P = 1 Watt, D > 0.300 meters
Electrical cables, which are routed external to the equipment, must be fully shielded cables (360
degree metallic shielding), to comply with the above EMC standards.

2.7.2 Safety compliance

The following are the product safety compliance.
l CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1-92 (R1999) and 1010.1B-97 (R2001) Am. 2
l IEC 61010-1, 2001, 2nd edition

ATTENTION
In the above referenced standards is a “Normative Reference” section citing additional
standards, which may apply as, suited and required for product compliance.

2.8 Light industrial regulatory compliance

The compliance specifications in this section apply to installations other than cabinets.

ATTENTION
Honeywell does not claim Safety Compliance or Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Compliance for system equipment configurations that have not been described in this guide as
standard system configurations. Any equipment configuration other than that described in this
publication decertifies the Safety and EMC compliance of this product.

l Electromagnetic Compatibility
l Safety compliance

2.8.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility

The following table provides the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) specifications (Industrial

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Regulatory) for European community.

Element Description

Emissions IEC 61326, 1997 (Basic Requirements, CISPR 11, Class A)

Immunity IEC 61326, 1997 (Basic Requirements)

ATTENTION
The following formula is a proximity guideline, for use of Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies) in
the frequency range of 80MHz to 1GHz.
D > 0.30*√ {P} (D must be greater than 0.30 multiplied by the square root of P)
D = Distance from equipment, in meters.
P = Power Output of the Portable Transceivers (walkie-talkies), in Watts.
Examples:
P = 10 Watts, D > 0.949 meters
P = 5 Watts, D > 0.671 meters
P = 1 Watt, D > 0.300 meters
Electrical cables, which are routed external to the equipment, must be fully shielded cables (360
degree metallic shielding), to comply with the above EMC standards.

2.8.2 Safety compliance

The following are the light industrial regulatory product safety compliance .
l CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1-92 (R1999) and 1010.1B-97 (R2001) Am. 2
l IEC 61010-1, 2001, 2nd edition

ATTENTION
In the above referenced standards is a “Normative Reference” section citing additional
standards, which may apply as, suited and required for product compliance.

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3 INSTALLATION

This section describes the procedures for installing the platform and cabling the server in a 1-meter
deep Honeywell cabinet.
l Tasks for installing the server
l Power and grounding requirements
l Starting the server

3.1 Tasks for installing the server

The following table lists the major platform installation tasks.

Checklist Tasks

Understanding the Power and grounding requirements. Also refer to, TPN
System Installation Guide (SW20-600).

Starting the server

l Before you begin

3.1.1 Before you begin

Ensure that you perform the following tasks.
l Ensure that the cabinet is properly grounded
l Unpack the platform from the box and verify the parts
l Place the server on a secure surface near the cabinet to mount
l Ensure that you have the necessary cables ready

3.2 Power and grounding requirements

The ground connection is made through the third wire in the AC power cord.

3.2.1 Grounding consoles and cabinets

The TPN System Installation Manual, SW20-600 , provides information on grounding furniture,
including the following:

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l Ground Wiring Overview

l Grounding LCN Cabinets and Stations
l Cabinet Logic Ground
l Grounding LCN Cables

WARNING
The power supply circuit is connected to AC power. The power control switch on the front panel
only enables the power supply circuit outputs.

ATTENTION
It is strongly recommended that you connect the power cord to a clean power source with backup
such as an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS).

3.3 Cabinet spacing requirements

Due to thermal constraints, only one Dell PowerEdge T130 server can be mounted on a new build 1-
meter deep Honeywell MP-C1MCB1 cabinet. The server must be mounted on rack space interval 11U
through 15U counting from the bottom of the cabinet and moving up. Install a 1U air duct baffle and
blank front panel in the rails directly above the server.
The room ambient temperature must be kept between 10∨dm; and 30∨dm; C (50∨dm; to 86∨dm; F).

3.3.1 Unused cabinet spaces

ATTENTION
To ensure proper computer cooling and airflow through the cabinet, all the unused rack mount
locations must have a blank front panel and an air duct baffle installed.

The blank front panels and air duct baffles are available in four height options. The following table
provides the four height options and the corresponding part and tab numbers.

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Height option Part Part number Tab number

1U Blank front panel 51201248 -100

Air duct baffle 51303521 -100

2U Blank front panel 51201248 -200

Air duct baffle 51303521 -200

3U Blank front panel 51201248 -300

Air duct baffle 51303521 -300

4U Blank front panel 51201248 -400

Air duct baffle 51303521 -400

3.4 Installing Dell T130 server and connecting cables

This section describes the procedure for installing and cabling the server in either 800 or 1000
millimeter (mm) deep LCN cabinets, model number MP-C8LCB1-Tab and MP-C1MCB1-Tab
respectively. This procedure assumes that a new 800 or 1000 mm deep cabinet was shipped from the
Honeywell factory with either the “fixed rail” mounting kit, model number TP-SPCMF1, or the “slide tray”
mounting kit, model number TP-SPCMS1, pre-installed.
l Honeywell_server_back_panel_connections_T130.html#Honeywell_server_back_panel_
connections_T130
l Connecting the cables

3.4.1 Honeywell server back panel connections

The figure in this section illustrates the back panel of the server and identifies the connectors for all
devices.

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3.4.2 Connecting the cables

To connect the cables

1. Connect the video and network interface cables.

WARNING
AC power cords from all computing nodes mounted in a given cabinet must be distributed
across the two power entries as equally as possible. Failure to do so may result in tripping
the circuit breakers.

2. Connect the Honeywell AC power cords.

3. Perform any one of the following, as necessary.
l If you are not using Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE), connect the Ethernet cable to the on-board
RJ-45 connector.
l If you are using an Intel dual NIC card for FTE, connect the FTE cable to the NIC card in the
expansion slot.
l If you are using the on-board NICs for FTE, connect the FTE cable to the onboard RJ-45
connector.

4. Secure any loose cables, and verify that all cables have proper strain relief.

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5. If necessary, refer to the section Install air duct baffles and blank panel front covers in cabinet.

ATTENTION
Any unused rack mount space must have an air duct baffle and blank front panel
installed.

6. To complete the installation, turn on the server.

3.5 Starting the server

l Turning on the power

3.5.1 Turning on the power

To turn on the server

1. Press the power button on the front panel of the server.

2. Wait for the power light to become solid green.

ATTENTION
If the power light does not become solid green, refer to the Troubleshooting section in
the Dell™ PowerEdge™ T130 Systems Owner’s Manual.

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l Server overview

4.1 Server overview

l Front view of Dell T130
l Rear view of Dell T130

4.1.1 Front view of Dell T130

The following image illustrates the front view of the Dell T130 server for MZ-PCSV74. This server is
provided with 3.5 inch Hot-swappable hard-drive chassis.

Figure 4.1 Front panel with 3.5 inch Hot-swappable hard-drive chassis

The following are the explanation for the items in the images.

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1. Diagnostic INdicators
2. Power-on Indicator, Power Button
3. Optical Drive (Optional)
4. USB Connector
5. USB Connector

4.1.2 Rear view of Dell T130

The following image illustrates the rear view of the Dell T130 server.

The following are the explanation for the items in the image.
1. USB Connectors (6)
2. Ethernet Connectors (2)
3. System Identification Button
4. System Identification Connector
5. Video Connector
6. Power Supply
7. Self-diagnostic Button
8. AC Power Supply Status Indicator
9. Serial Connector
10. Cooling Fan
11. VFlash
12. Ethernet Connector (1)
13. Expansion Card Slots (4)

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4.2 Network connections

Each Honeywell-configured platform must be connected to an ETHERNET network.
l Ethernet network
l MAU connection
l ControlNet Network

4.2.1 Ethernet network

ETHERNET 10/100/1000 Base T connection is the standard connection used on the Honeywell-
configured platform. An on-board dual NIC must be used for FTE configuration.

4.2.2 MAU connection

Connect the MAU to both Cable A and Cable B coax T-connector as illustrated in the following Figure.

Figure 4.2 Connect the MAU to Cable A and Cable B

4.2.3 ControlNet Network

A ControlNet Network is a single coaxial trunk cable broken up into segments interconnected by links.
Node Connections to the network are created through a Tap and drop cable. Repeaters are used to link
segments together and for changes in media from coax to fiber optic. All points on the network must
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are used to mark the beginning and end of a trunk segment and Tap Dummy Load (TDL) which
terminate a drop cable when no node is present. The model number for the ControlNet Universal
Interface is TC-PCIC02-100.
The following image displays the PCIC card used by Honeywell.
TC-PCIC02: This is a universal PCIC card.

ATTENTION
TC-PCIC02: Controlnet Network interface can be connected toDell PowerEdge T130
serverusing Magma PCIe to PCI converter. For more information on “How to connect using
Magma Converter”, refer to the Magma PE3R Installation Instructions available at the following
Honeywell Process Solutions support website.
https://www.honeywellprocess.com/library/support/Documents/Experion/Magma_Installation_
Instructions_HWDOC-X279-en.pdf

4.3 Configuring ControlNet interface card

You can configure a ControlNet interface card using the Magma PE3R PCie to PCI converter box.
1. For more information on the Magma PE3R PCie to PCI converter box, log into
honeywellprocess.com.
2. Enter your user name and password.
3. Go to the Product Support section.
4. Search for Magma PE3R instructions.

l Installing ControlNet card inside Magma chassis

4.3.1 Installing ControlNet card inside Magma chassis

Refer to the Magma PE3R Installation Instruction available at the following Honeywell Process

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Solutions support website before installing the third party hardware cards inside Magma chassis.
https://www.honeywellprocess.com/library/support/Documents/Experion/Magma_Installation_
Instructions_HWDOC-X279-en.pdf.

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5 SERVICING

l Removing the Side Cover

l Servicing the hard disk drives and power supply
l Troubleshooting

5.1 Removing the Side Cover

To remove or installs the components on the motherboard; you must first remove the side cover.

5.1.1 To remove the side cover

1. Press the release latch on the side cover and lift it up, as shown in the below figure.

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2. Lift the cover away from the system.

5.2 Servicing the hard disk drives and power supply

The server from Honeywell is configured with five 146 GB or 300 GB SAS hard drives for RAID-5
configuration and the fifth hard drive is a hot spare. The configuration also contains redundant power
supplies. Both the hard disk drives and power supplies are hot swappable and must be of same
capacity and speed. You must replace only one power supply and/or hard disk drive at a time in a
system that is turned on. Refer to the Dell documentation for detailed instructions on swapping the
power supply and hard disk drive.

5.2.1 References
The following table lists the specific Dell publications and relevant sections for troubleshooting and
servicing the hard disk drives and power supplies.

Publication Contains information about…

Dell PowerEdge T130 Systems Owner's Manual System Overview
Basic Troubleshooting
Indicators, Codes, and Messages
Removing and Installing Parts
Jumpers and Connectors
Using the System Setup Program
Finding Software Solutions
Running the System Diagnostics

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Publication Contains information about…

Troubleshooting Your System
Installing System Options
Installing Drives
Getting Help
Jumpers, Switches, and Connectors
I/OPorts and Connectors
Abbreviations and Acronyms

5.3 Servicing Honeywell options

CAUTION
Do not damage the EMI gasket fingers when removing/installing boards.

WARNING
Use a grounding strap and grounded work surfaces and equipment when handling any electro
statically sensitive components such as the video cards, NIC adapter cards, and SCSI controller
cards. Store and transport parts only in electro statically safe containers.

l Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE node setup

5.3.1 Slot requirements for General Ethernet and FTE node setup
The following table identifies the specific slots for each of the Honeywell options for general Ethernet
and FTE node configurations.

PCIe x 8 PCIe_G3 x PCIe_G3 x PCIe_G3 x

Configuration CPU 16 CPU 1 PCH 8 PCH

FTE Supervisory (Default) Free Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot
Slot

1 NIC, Standard Ethernet through Free Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot
one on-board NIC Slot

2 NICs, Standard Ethernet Free Free Slot Free Slot Free Slot
through two on-board NICs Slot

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5.4 Adding additional memory

The standard memory capacity is 4 GB. The system memory can be increased to 8 GB, MZ-PCEM15.
Memory devices must be from the same memory supplier. For further information about the memory
configurations, refer to the section Memory configuration for Dell T130.

5.4.1 Prerequisites
l Turn off the system
l Disconnecting power cords and cables from the server.

CAUTION
The DIMMs are hot to the touch for some time after the system is powered down. Allow time for
the DIMMs to cool before handling them. Handle the DIMMs by the edges and avoid touching
DIMM components.

5.4.2 To add additional memory

1. Remove the side cover of the server. Refer to the section Removing the Side Cover.
2. The DIMM memory sockets are now exposed.

3. While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap, press the socket ejectors on the memory module
socket down to allow the memory module to be inserted into the socket.

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4. Insert the memory module.

5. Align the edge of the memory module connector with the alignment key on the memory module
socket, and insert the memory module into the socket.

ATTENTION
The memory module socket has an alignment key that allows you to install the memory
module in the socket only in one way.

6. Press down the memory module with your thumbs while pulling up on the socket ejectors with your
index fingers to lock the memory module into the socket.
When the memory module is properly seated in the socket, the socket ejectors on the memory
module socket align with the socket ejectors on the other sockets that have memory modules
installed.
7. Place the shroud back into the chassis and ensure that it is placed completely inside the chassis.
8. Close the side cover.
9. Replace the server in the cabinet.
10. Connect the power cords and cables to the back panel of the server.
11. Press the Power On/Off button on the server, to turn on the power.

5.5 Installing PCIC card in Dell T130 server using Magma

The Magma PCIe host card is located in the PCIe slot 1.

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5.5.1 To insert the Magma PCIe card

1. Shut down the computer.
2. Remove the power cords from the rear end of the server and wait for 20 seconds.
3. Remove the front bezel. Refer to the section Removing the front bezel.
4. Remove the side cover of the server. Refer to the section Removing the side cover.
5. Press the release latch on the side panel and lift it up, as shown in the below figure.

6. Locate the slot 1.

7. Remove the metal shield in slot 1.

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8. While wearing a grounded ESD wrist strap, grasp the Magma PCIe host card at the corners and
gently insert it in slot 1.

9. Align the Magma PCIe host card edge with the card edge guide.
10. Replace the card retainers (blue plastic notch) to lock the inserted Magma PCIe host card in
position.
11. Connect the Magma host cable to the Magma PCIe host card inserted in slot 1.

12. Replace the side cover and the front bezel.

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5.6 Verifying correct BIOS settings

All Honeywell systems must have the Honeywell recommended BIOS version. Honeywell configures
specific BIOS settings in the factory for each of the server platform configurations, and these settings
must not be altered. The following table provides the default BIOS settings for the server.

BIOS settings FTE only No FTE, but 1 or 2 Ethernet ports

Broadcom Dual Use Onboard NICs Use one or two Onboard NICs
Onboard NIC (NIC1 & NIC2) (marked as NIC1 and NIC2)

l Entering the BIOS

l BIOS settings for Tab 51156307-100
l Exiting the BIOS

5.6.1 Entering the BIOS

To enter the BIOS

1. Turn on the server.

2. Press F2 on the keyboard to enter the BIOS Setup.
3. Verify that the BIOS version.

5.6.2 BIOS settings for Tab 51156307-100

System information

Product name Dell PowerEdge T130 server

System model name T130, 001

BIOS Version 1.2.5 or later

System management Engine version 4.0.3.75 or later

Service Tag XXXXXX

System manufacturer Dell

System Manufacturer Contact info www.dell.com

System CPLD version 1.0.0 or later

UEFI Compliance Version 2.4 or higher

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Memory information

System memory size 8 GB

System memory type ECC DDR4

System memory speed 2133 MHz

System memory voltage 1.20 V

Video memory 16 MB

System memory testing Disabled

Memory operating mode Optimizer Mode

CPU information

Virtualization technology Enabled

Adjacent cache prefetcher Enabled

Hardware prefetcher Enabled

DCU Steamer Prefetcher Enabled

DCU IP Prefetcher Enabled

Configurable TDP Nominal

X2APIC Mode Disabled

Number of Cores per processor All

Processor 64-bit Support Yes

Processor Core Speed 3.0 GHz

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Processor 1

Family – Model – Stepping 06-5E-3

Brand Intel® Xeon® CPU E3-1220V5 @ 3.00 GHz]

Level 2 Cache 4 X 256 KB

Level 3 Cache 8 MB

Number of cores 4

Mircocode 0x74

SATA settings

Embedded SATA AHCI mode

Security Freeze lock Enabled

Write cache Disabled

PORT A

Model [HDD Model No]

Device type Hard Drive

Capacity 500 GB

PORT B / C / D Auto

Model Unknown

Device type Unknown device

Capacity N/A

PORT E Auto

Model Refer to DVD drive model number

Device type Optical drive

Capacity N/A

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Boot settings

Boot Mode BIOS

Boot Sequence Retry Enabled

Hard disk Failover Disabled

Boot sequence

1. Embedded SATA Port Optical Drive E: [DVD drive model number]

2. Hard Drive C:
3. Embedded NIC1 Port 1 Partition1 : BRCM MBA Slot 0200 v17.0.1 or higher

Boot option Enable / Disable

1. Hard drive C
2. Embedded SATA Port Optical Drive E: [DVD drive model number]
3. Integrated NIC1 Port 1 Partition1: BRCM MBA Slot 0100 v16.4.3 or higher

Hard disk drive sequence

Embedded SATA Port disk A: HDD Model Number.

Integrated devices

User Accessible USB Ports All Ports On

Internal USB Port On

Embedded NIC1 and NIC2 Enabled

Embedded NIC3 and NIC4 Enabled

Embedded Video Controller Enabled

Current state of embedded Video controller Enabled

OS Watchdog timer Enabled

Memory mapped I/O above 4GB Disabled

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Slot Disablement

Global Slot Boot driver disable Disabled

Slot 1 Enabled

Slot 2 Enabled

Slot 3 Enabled

Slot 4 Enabled

Serial communication

Serial communication On without Console Redirection

Serial Port Address Serial Device 1 = COM1

Serial Device 2 = COM2

External Serial Connector Serial Device 1

Fail Safe Baud Rate 115200

Remote Terminal Type VT100/VT220

Redirection After Boot Enabled

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System profile settings

System profile Performance

CPU Power Management Maximum Performance

Memory Frequency Maximum Performance

Tubo boost Enabled

C1E Disabled

C states Disabled

Memory refresh rate 1x

Uncore Frequency Maximum

Energy efficient policy Performance

Number of Turbo boost enabled cores for processor 1 All

Monitor/Mwait Enabled

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System security

Intel AES-NI Enabled

System Password Not Enabled

Setup Password Not Enabled

Password Status Unlocked

TPM Security Off

TPM information NO TPM present

TPM Status Unknown

TPM Command None

Intel TXT Off

Power Button Enabled

NMI Button Disable

AC Power Recovery Off

AC power recover delay Immediate

User defined delay (60s to 240s) 60

UEFI Variable Access Standard

Secure boot

Secure boot Disabled

Secure boot policy Standard

Secure boot policy summary -

Secure boot Custom policy setting -

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Miscellaneous settings

System Time HH:MM:SS

System date MM:DD:YYYY

Asset Tag -

Keyboard Num Lock On

F1/F2 Prompt on Error Enabled

Load legacy Video Option Rom Disabled

5.6.3 BIOS settings for Tab 51156307-200

System information

Product name Dell PowerEdge T130 server

BIOS Version 1.4.5 or higher

System management Engine version 4.0.3.75 or higher

Service Tag XXXXXX

System manufacturer Dell

System Manufacturer Contact info www.dell.com

System CPLD version 1.0.0 or higher

UEFI Compliance Version 2.4 or higher

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Memory information

System memory size 16 GB

System memory type ECC DDR4

System memory speed 2133 MHz

System memory voltage 1.20 V

Video memory 16 MB

System memory testing Disabled

Memory operating mode Optimizer Mode

CPU information

Virtualization technology Enabled

Adjacent cache prefetcher Enabled

Hardware prefetcher Enabled

DCU Steamer Prefetcher Enabled

DCU IP Prefetcher Enabled

Configurable TDP Nominal

X2APIC Mode Disabled

Number of Cores per processor All

Processor 64-bit Support Yes

Processor Core Speed 3.0 GHz

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Processor 1

Family – Model – Stepping 06-5E-3

Brand Intel® Xeon® CPU E3-1220V5 @ 3.00 GHz]

Level 2 Cache 4 X 256 KB

Level 3 Cache 8 MB

Number of cores 4

Mircocode 0 x 9c or higher

SATA settings

Embedded SATA AHCI mode

Security Freeze lock Enabled

Write cache Disabled

PORT A

Model [HDD Model No]

Device type Hard Drive

Capacity 500 GB

PORT B / C / D Auto

Model Unknown

Drive type Unknown device

Capacity N/A

PORT E Auto

Model Refer to DVD drive model number

Device type Optical drive

Capacity N/A

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Boot settings

Boot Mode BIOS

Boot Sequence Retry Enabled

Hard disk Failover Disabled

Boot sequence

1. Embedded SATA Port Optical Drive E: [DVD drive model number]

2. Hard Drive C:
3. Embedded NIC1 Port 1 Partition1 : BRCM MBA Slot 0200 v17.0.1 or higher

Boot option Enable / Disable

1. Hard drive C
2. Embedded SATA Port Optical Drive E: [DVD drive model number]
3. Integrated NIC1 Port 1 Partition1: BRCM MBA Slot 0100 v16.4.3 or higher

Hard disk drive sequence

Embedded SATA Port disk A: HDD Model Number.

Integrated devices

User Accessible USB Ports All Ports On

Internal USB Port On

Embedded NIC1 and NIC2 Enabled

Embedded NIC3 and NIC4 Enabled

Embedded Video Controller Enabled

Current state of embedded Video controller Enabled

OS Watchdog timer Enabled

Memory mapped I/O above 4GB Disabled

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Slot Disablement

Global Slot Boot driver disable Disabled

Slot 1 Enabled

Slot 2 Enabled

Slot 3 Enabled

Slot 4 Enabled

Serial communication

Serial communication On without Console Redirection

Serial Port Address Serial Device 1 = COM1

Serial Device 2 = COM2

External Serial Connector Serial Device 1

Fail Safe Baud Rate 115200

Remote Terminal Type VT100/VT220

Redirection After Boot Enabled

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System profile settings

System profile Performance

CPU Power Management Maximum Performance

Memory Frequency Maximum Performance

Tubo boost Enabled

C1E Disabled

C states Disabled

Memory refresh rate 1x

Uncore Frequency Maximum

Energy efficient policy Performance

Number of Turbo boost enabled cores for processor 1 All

Monitor/Mwait Enabled

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System security

Intel AES-NI Enabled

System Password Not Enabled

Setup Password Not Enabled

Password Status Unlocked

TPM Security Off

TPM information NO TPM present

TPM Status Unknown

TPM Command None

Intel TXT Off

Power Button Enabled

NMI Button Disable

AC Power Recovery Off

AC power recover delay Immediate

User defined delay (60s to 240s) 60

UEFI Variable Access Standard

Secure boot

Secure boot Disabled

Secure boot policy Standard

Secure boot policy summary -

Secure boot Custom policy setting -

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Miscellaneous settings

System Time HH:MM:SS

System date MM:DD:YYYY

Asset Tag -

Keyboard Num Lock On

F1/F2 Prompt on Error Enabled

Load legacy Video Option Rom Disabled

5.6.4 Exiting the BIOS

To exit the BIOS settings

1. In System Setup choose File > Save changes and exit.

A confirmation message appears.
2. Click Yes.

5.7 Spare parts

Dell part Honeywell

Item Description number part number

Expansion 4 GB ECC DDR4, UDIMM 2133 Mhz or 370- 51156061-901

Ram better ACFU

Hard Disk 500 GB 7.2K RPM SATA 3 Gbps 3.5 inch 400- 51156307-901
Drive Hot-plug Hard Drive or better AEGM

SMPS Energy Smart – Single cabled 290 W PSU - 51156307-902

DVD Drive DVD+/-RW SATA Internal 429- 51156307-903

AAQL

5.8 Troubleshooting
Not applicable.

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Notices
Trademarks
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Matrikon® and MatrikonOPC™ are trademarks of Matrikon International. Matrikon International is a
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Other trademarks
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Trademarks that appear in this document are used only to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no
intention of trademark infringement.

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The licenses, notices, restrictions and obligations, if any, may be found in the materials accompanying
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party_licenses on the media containing the product, or at
http://www.honeywell.com/ps/thirdpartylicenses.

Documentation feedback
You can find the most up-to-date documents on the Honeywell Process Solutions support website at:
http://www.honeywellprocess.com/support

If you have comments about Honeywell Process Solutions documentation, send your feedback to:
hpsdocs@honeywell.com
Use this email address to provide feedback, or to report errors and omissions in the documentation. For
immediate help with a technical problem, contact your local Honeywell Process Solutions Customer
Contact Center (CCC) or Honeywell Technical Assistance Center (TAC).

How to report a security vulnerability

For the purpose of submission, a security vulnerability is defined as a software defect or weakness that
can be exploited to reduce the operational or security capabilities of the software.
Honeywell investigates all reports of security vulnerabilities affecting Honeywell products and services.
To report a potential security vulnerability against any Honeywell product, please follow the instructions
at:
https://honeywell.com/pages/vulnerabilityreporting.aspx
Submit the requested information to Honeywell using one of the following methods:

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 l Send an email to security@honeywell.com; or.
l Contact your local Honeywell Process Solutions Customer Contact Center (CCC) or Honeywell
Technical Assistance Center (TAC).

Support
For support, contact your local Honeywell Process Solutions Customer Contact Center (CCC). To find
your local CCC visit the website, https://www.honeywellprocess.com/en-US/contact-us/customer-
support-contacts/Pages/default.aspx.

Training classes
Honeywell holds technical training classes that are taught by process control systems experts. For more
information about these classes, contact your Honeywell representative, or see
http://www.automationcollege.com.

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