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Montreal RSINFO/6000 Home Page Montreal RSINFO/6000 Home Page Home Page at Right MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE SINCE 1991 - Montreal/QUE/CAN Author: Bruno Croft Maintained by Jef Goupil and Bruno Croft DEVICES November 2004 CARDS CABLING LIBRARY TECHTIPS Search Broker Ordering ML End Dates POWER BATTERY TOOLS SYSTEM INFO InfoCenter Switches/ Jumpers pSeries - Download RSINFO Other useful RS/6000 sites This package MUST not be installed on public WWW sites (Install on IBM or business partners intranet sites only) Web access problem -> John Ng For suggestions or correction -> Jef Goupil / Bruno Croft Warning: Submitted problem or phonemail will not be answered NOTE: Les francophones: ecrivez-moi en francais svp. DISCLAIMER: Use the information in these pages at your own risk! We hope you find them useful, however, these pages are intended for CAC internal use and are not structured according to any corporate standards. file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/index.htm4/5/2006 7:01:27 AM RSINFO/6000 SINCE 1991 - Montreal/QUE/CAN Author: Bruno Croft Maintained by Jef Goupil and Bruno Croft November 2004 pSeries - Download RSINFO Other useful RS/6000 sites This package MUST not be installed on public WWW sites (Install on IBM or business partners intranet sites only) Web access problem -> John Ng For suggestions or correction -> Jef Goupil / Bruno Croft Warning: Submitted problem or phonemail will not be answered NOTE: Les francophones: ecrivez-moi en francais svp. DISCLAIMER: Use the information in these pages at your own risk! We hope you find them useful, however, these pages are intended for CAC internal use and are not structured according to any corporate standards. file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/index2.htm4/5/2006 7:01:28 AM RSINFO/6000 Miscellaneous [Back] MISCELLANEOUS 3151 | 3153 FFC | SRN FC vs P/N P/N vs FFC ASCII CHAR SET CSU Chart DIAGNOSTICS MICROCODE LED M/T CODENAME PERFORMANCE PROC GROUP LOCATION CODE RS/6000 CPU ID AIX TOC AIX Questions file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/misc.htm4/5/2006 7:01:28 AM RSINFO/6000 Devices [Back] STORAGE DISKS: SCSI SSA DBA TAPE CD-ROM CD-RW DVD-RAM DVD-ROM 2109 SAN Fibre Switch OPTICAL DRIVE IBM Storage link file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/storage.htm4/5/2006 7:01:29 AM RSINFO/6000 Devices [Back] DEVICES DISPLAYS Regatta HMC Parts 2109 F Switch OPTICAL DRIVE KBD & MOUSE 7318 OPERATOR PANEL KEYLOCK DIALS & LPFK RAN Box SPACEBALL PAC | FANS HAYES CMD LIST DISKETTE PowerPC 7020/7248 X-STATIONS file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/devi2.htm4/5/2006 7:01:29 AM RSINFO/6000 Cards [Back] CARDS ADAPTERS MEMORY CPU & Main Parts RISER CARD SP2 PARTS VPD file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/cards2.htm4/5/2006 7:01:29 AM RSINFO/6000 Cables C A B L E S Long List Cable-U 4-Port V.35 Graphics Local | Remote Cable-V 4-Port V.24 Remote 3151 to modem Cable-W 4-Port X.21 Cable-A Parallel Cable-X 4-Port 422A Cable-B Converter Cable-Z Ethernet Cable-C Converter Cable-AR Serial 9-pin Cable-D EIA-232 Ethernet Cable-E Interposer HACMP Serial Cable Cable-F Tablet Native Port Cable-G keyboard P50/P70/P200/P201 Cable-H Mouse SCSI Cables Cable-I Terminal Serial DB9 Cable-J 8-Port Serial Y-Cable Cable-K EIA-422 SSA Cabling Cable-L SP Cabling Cable-M Terminal Emulation Kit LPFK / Dials 6094 Wrap Plugs Cable-Q X25/X.21 128-Port Cables Cable-R X25/V.24 64-Port Cables Cable-S X25/V.35 7318 Cables Cable-T 4-Port Box ● Printer Handshaking Info Nov 2004 file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/cables.htm4/5/2006 7:01:30 AM IBM Library I B M L I B R A R Y EXTERNAL ● InfoCenter pSeries and RS/6000 Hardware Manuals ● Old link Hardware Manuals ● pSeries and RS/6000 Installable Options ● 9076 SP Hardware & Software ● HMC - Hardware Management Console ● Cluster Software (CSM GPFS RSCT and HACMP ● AIX toolbox for Linux applications ● AIX Library | All 5.1 manuals and releases notes All 5.2 manuals and releases notes ● AIX Documentation ● Tape on pSeries ● AIX Redbooks External INTERNAL ● 9076 SP Hardware Internal ● Cluster 1600 Software Internal file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/library.htm (1 of 2)4/5/2006 7:01:30 AM IBM Library ● PSSP 3.2 Documentation ● PSSP 3.1.1 Documentation ● AIX /pSeries Focus ● AIX Redbooks Internal ● RS/6000 Redbook Created: Jun 14 2002 by BJ Croft Updated: March 2004 BJ Croft file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/library.htm (2 of 2)4/5/2006 7:01:30 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm POWER SUPPLY - FFC 152 Click on any model below 34XX 6015 6050 6070 6093 6094 7006 7009 7010 7011 7012 7013 7015 7016 7017 7018 7020 7024 7025 7026 7028 7029 7030 7038 7039 7040 7043 7044 7046 7133 7203 7204 7205 7205 7206 7207 7208 7209 7210 7248 7317 7331 7332 9112 9334 pSeries 610-6C1/6E1 620-6F1 630-6C4/6E4 640-B80 650-6M2 660-6H1/6M1 680-S85 690-671/681 M/T Model FRU 34XX All 46G3934 ( 17G1758 ) 6015/ See Devices 6050/ 6070 6093 011/012 6247468 120V 6094 30 6247469 240V 74F3089 100V 7006 41T/41W/ 93H1471, 40H5670, 65G8077 42T/42W 7009 C10 93H1471, 40H5670, 65G8077 7010 120 71F0066 file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm (1 of 8)4/5/2006 7:01:31 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm 130 43G0322 ( 00G1274 ) 140/150 32G1902 160 65G4695 7011 220/230/ 51G8440 ( 31F4286 ) 250 7012 All 3XX but 91F0844, 71F0068, 81F8282 but 380/390 380/390/39H 52G4764 390 52G4891 Power Switch 397 94H0164 380/390, 52G4764 G02/G30/G40 52G4020 7013 Lower than 570 00G2520, 81F7883, 59F4565 Except 55L 55L 52G7533 570/580 65G7579 <- 51G9708 580H/590/591/ 8184794, 65G7491 59H/595 595 40H7442 DC/DC Converter J30/ J40/ J50 39H9222 < 81H4977 file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm (2 of 8)4/5/2006 7:01:31 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm 7015 930/950 71F0067 CPU Drawer, Async drawer 970/980 52G1137, 32G2295 97B/98B 65G6995 Stnd AC 88G0053 -48 V DC 990 65G6995 R10 88G0131 R20 88G0134 R24 65G6995 44F5287 SCSI drawer 44F5270 R30 / R40 AC......11H8275 <-- 11H2709 OR DC -48V 11H8278 <-- 11H2714 11H2712 Cooling Unit 7016 730 71F0069 7017 S70/ 21H7030 AC Bulk S7A 93H3753 AC Box US 93H3754 AC Box WT single phase 93H3682 AC Box WT two phase 07L6658 Bulk Power Supply -48V DC S70 07L6656 DC Box (-48V DC) S7A 97H9465 Power Distribution Board 08L1336 I/O Drawer Power Supply file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm (3 of 8)4/5/2006 7:01:31 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm S80/ System 93H3753 AC Box US sigle phase S85 Rack 93H3734 AC Box World Trade 21H7719 AC Bulk Power Supply 23L7654 Clock/Processor Regulator Card 23L3603 Memory Regulator Assembly 23L3393 Power Distribution Harness 21H7763 Programmable Regulator Assembly S80/ I/O 09P2935, 08L1336 Power Supply U0.1-V1 S85 Rack 97H9465 Power distribution board U0.1-X3 93H6661 Power Distribution Bus Single Phase 93H6662 Power Distribution Bus 2 or 3 phase 93H6663 Power Distribution Bus 3 phase 7018 740/741 71F0067 770/771 65G2946, 65G2853 7020 See Devices 7024 E20/ 93H3504, 40H2115 E30 40H2120 cable with start/stop switch 7025 F30 40H5428 474 Watts 06H3237 220 Watts F40 40H5023 575 watts 12J5701, 06H3237 Optional DASD power supply 220 watts 40H3137 Optional GXT1000 power supply 226 watts F50 93H9789, 40H3134 F80/6F1 97P4024, 53P1079, 21P6417, 24L1400 7026 H10 93H8714 file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm (4 of 8)4/5/2006 7:01:31 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm H50 93H8958 AC 97H9464 DC -48V #6297 #6298 H70 94H1041 AC 41L4881 DC -48V H80/6H1 97P4025, 00P3601, CEC AC 645 watts #6282 U1.1 11K0802. 41L5404 CEC DC 97P5253, 00P3918, IO AC 595 watts #6283 U0.X 11K0812 41L5413 IO DC M80/6M1 53P1040, AC CEC 1100W 24L0728 44L0045 DC CAC 1100W 00P3918, AC IO 595W 53P2399, 11K0812. 41L5413 DC IO B80 00P2342 AC Redundant 00P2344 DC Redundant 41L5413 DC IO 7028 p610 6C1/6E1 24P6867 - 250 WATT p630 6C4/6E4 00P5692, 00P4342, 09P5894 - 645 WATT AC #6273 7029 p614 6C3/6E3 97P3867, 53P5617 Base and Redundant 7030 3AT/3BT 52G4764 PS 3CT 52G4764 PS 11H3749 Voltage regulator 7038 6M2 21P4437 AC 1100 Watts file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm (5 of 8)4/5/2006 7:01:31 AM file:///C|/sp2docs/RSinfo/power.htm 7039 651 44P2134 DCA 7040 671/681 44P3024, Converter Asm DCA1 to DCA6 U1.18-P1-VX X=1 to 6 11P3492. 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