Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual
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Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Customer Engineering Guide (for Cisco MeetingPlace 8112)
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Chapter 5 Repairing and Maintaining the 8112 Server
Replacing the CPU
Step 4
Press the ejector levers outward. This partially unseats the CPU transition module from the backplane
connectors. See
connectors. See
Step 5
Pull the CPU transition module from the chassis by pressing the ejector levers outward and pulling the
CPU transition module out. See
CPU transition module out. See
.
Installing the new CPU transition module
Step 1
Press the ejector levers outward. See
.
Step 2
Holding the CPU transition module by the ejector levers, partially insert the CPU transition module into
the slot, about half way.
the slot, about half way.
Step 3
Verify that the CPU transition module is properly seated in the guides on the top and bottom. If not,
remove the CPU transition module and try again.
remove the CPU transition module and try again.
Step 4
Pushing gently and firmly on the CPU transition module’s face plate, slide the CPU transition module
into the slot until you encounter significant resistance. At this point, the ejector levers should be in
contact with the chassis rails so they grab when pushed inward.
into the slot until you encounter significant resistance. At this point, the ejector levers should be in
contact with the chassis rails so they grab when pushed inward.
Step 5
Use the ejector levers to seat the CPU transition module in the slot by closing the ejector levers toward
one another until they are in the locked position. See
one another until they are in the locked position. See
Step 6
Secure the CPU transition module by tightening the captive screws at the top and bottom of the panel.
See
See
.
Step 7
Verify that any empty slots have covers on them.
Warning
An empty slot that is uncovered can result in a destructive hardware failure.
Step 8
Attach the power cable to the back of the server.
Step 9
Power up the server. Refer to the
Verifying the CPU card and transition module are properly seated
Step 1
Verify the CPU card’s ejector levers are locked. If the LED on the bottom of the CPU card is blue, the
CPU card is not locked. If the CPU card is not locked, reseat it.
CPU card is not locked. If the CPU card is not locked, reseat it.
Step 2
Verify the CPU transition module’s levers are locked. If the LED on the bottom of the CPU card is blue,
the CPU transition module is not locked. If the CPU transition module is not locked, reseat it.
the CPU transition module is not locked. If the CPU transition module is not locked, reseat it.