Silicon Graphics Prism™ Visualization System User's Guide for Power & Team Scalable Configurations
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- Figure 1-1. Rear View of XG2N Graphics Module with FireGL X2PRO-256 (Showing First Module Pipe Numbering)
- Figure 1-2. Pipe Numbering of Additional XG2N Graphics Modules with FireGL X2PRO-256
- Figure 1-3. Rear View of XG2N Graphics Module with FireGL X3-256 (Showing First Module Pipe Numbering)
- Figure 1-4. Pipe Numbering of Additional XG2N Graphics Modules with FireGL X3-256
- Figure 1-5. Silicon Graphics Prism XG2N and Compute Module Front Panel Controls
- Figure 1-6. Silicon Graphics Prism Compute Module Rear Panel With ImageSync
- Figure 1-7. Silicon Graphics Prism XG2N Module Internal View
- Figure 1-8. Example Connection of a Non-Racked System to Power
- Figure 1-9. Connection Example of a Racked System to Power
- Figure 1-10. NUMAlink Cabling in a Two-module System
- Figure 1-11. Cabling Example of SGI ImageSync Card to Graphics
- Figure 1-12. Connecting the USB Keyboard and Mouse to the System Compute Module
- Figure 1-13. Multi-port Adapter Serial Cable
- Figure 1-14. Connecting a Serial Terminal to the Base Compute Console Port
- Figure 2-1. Example of Silicon Graphics Prism Rack Systems
- Figure 2-2. Front and Rear Views of Base Compute Module with IO10 PCI Card
- Figure 2-3. Front and Rear Views of XG2N Module
- Figure 2-4. Front and Rear Views of CPU Expansion Module
- Figure 2-5. Front and Rear Views of CMPX Option Module
- Figure 2-6. Router
Functional Block Diagram
- Figure 2-7. Front View of the Router Module
- Figure 2-8. Rear View of Router Module
- Figure 2-9. SGI TP900 Storage Module
- Figure 2-10. 2Gb SGI TP9100 Storage System
- Figure 2-11. Unit Numbering Within Racks
- Figure 2-12. Optional Slide Rails
- Figure 2-13. Shelf Rails
- Figure 2-14. Front Views of Short and Tall
Racks
- Figure 2-15. DM8 Interface Panel and Connectors
- Figure 2-16. Keyboard and Mouse Connected via Optional USB Extender
- Figure 3-1. Two-Module Ring Topology Example
- Figure 3-2. Three-Module Ring Topology Example
- Figure 3-3. Four-Module Ring Topology Example
- Figure 3-4. Minimum Routed Configuration Conceptual Diagram
- Figure 3-5. Module Ordering in Minimum Routed Configuration
- Figure 3-6. Maximum Routed Configuration Conceptual Diagram
- Figure 3-7. Module Ordering in Maximum Routed Configuration
- Figure 4-1. Opening the System Cover
- Figure 4-2. Removing an Optional Chassis Rail
- Figure 4-3. Removing the Lower PCI/PCI–X Support Bracket
- Figure 4-4. Replacing the Lower PCI/PCI–X Support Bracket
- Figure 4-5. Replacing the Chassis Rail
- Figure 4-6. Closing the System Cover
- Figure 4-7. PCI and PCI–X Card Slots in the Base Compute Module
- Figure 4-8. Removing the Blanking Plate
- Figure 4-9. Installing the Card and Retaining Screw
- Figure 4-10. Removing the Retaining Screw and Extracting the Card
- Figure 4-11. Replacing a Blanking Plate
- Figure 4-12. Removing the XG2N Graphics Card Bracket
- Figure 4-13. Remove XG2N Graphics Board Assembly
- Figure 4-14. Synchronization Cable Connection on Underside of Graphics Board
- Figure 4-15. Installing the Graphics Card and Retaining Screws
- Figure 4-16. Replacing the PCI/PCI–X Support Bracket
- Figure 4-17. Disk Drive Locations
- Figure 4-18. Installing a Disk Drive
- Figure 4-19. Removing a Disk Drive
- Figure 4-20. Power Supplies Location
- Figure 4-21. Removing a Power Supply
- Figure 4-22. Installing the Power Supply
- Figure 4-23. Layout of Slots and DIMM Memory Groups
- Figure 4-24. DIMM Locations (XG2N Module Shown, Others Similar)
- Figure 4-25. Inserting a DIMM
- Figure 4-26. Removing a DIMM
- Figure 4-27. L1 Controller Display on Base Compute Module
- Figure 4-28. Removing the L1 Controller Display Panel
- Figure 4-29. Installing an L1 Controller Display Panel
- Figure 5-1. Full Support Sequence
- Figure 5-2. Four Monitors in a Line
- Figure 5-3. Four Monitors in a Square
- Figure A-1. Rear Panel of Compute Module
- Figure A-2. DVI-I Connector Pinout
- Figure A-3. Non–Proprietary Connectors on Rear Panel of CMPX Module
- Figure A-4. Non–Proprietary Connectors on Rear Panel of TP900 Module
- Figure A-5. DB-9 Serial Connector Pin Assignments
- Figure A-6. RJ-45 Connector Pin Assignments
- Figure A-7. Pin Number Locations for 36-pin MDR Connector
- Figure A-8. Pin Number Locations for USB Type A Connector
- Figure A-9. Pin Number Locations for USB Type B Connector
- Figure B-1. Removing the Chassis Rail from the Slide Rail
- Figure B-2. Attaching the Rear Mounting Bracket to the Slide Rail
- Figure B-3. Attaching Optional Chassis Rails to the Module Chassis
- Figure B-4. Mounting-hole Pattern of Rack Vertical Rails
- Figure B-5. Placing the Bar Nuts on the Rack Rails
- Figure B-6. Attaching the Slide Rail to the Rack
- Figure B-7. Installing Clip Nuts in Rack Rails
- Figure B-8. Pressing the Safety Latches
- Figure B-9. Securing the Module to the Rack
- Figure B-10. Releasing the Safety Latches
- Figure B-11. Releasing the Slide Latches
- Figure C-1. 30-amp Single-phase Power Receptacle for North American Sites
- Figure C-2. 32-amp Single-phase Power Plug for International Sites
- Figure C-3. Dimensions of Tall Rack Shipping Crate
- Figure C-4. Dimensions of Short Rack Shipping Crate
- Figure C-5. Removing a Short Rack from the Shipping Crate
- Figure C-6. Removing a Tall Rack from the Shipping Crate
- Figure C-7. Leveling Bolts
- Figure C-8. Seismic Tie-down Attachment Points
- Figure C-9. Leveling Bolts
- Figure C-10. Joining Locations
- Figure D-1. VCCI Notice (Japan Only)
- Figure D-2. Chinese Class A Regulatory Notice
- Figure D-3. Korean Class A Regulatory Notice