SGI Tezro Documentation
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SGI Tezro Documentation describes the Silicon Graphics manuals for the SGI Tezro, with the PDF of each. All three are SGI's own electronic editions with searchable text, not scans.
Tezro Hardware User's Guide: Tower Configuration (007-4564-001)
[edit | edit source]SGI's hardware guide for the deskside Tezro, document number 007-4564-001, version 001, July 2003, 174 pages, written by Matt Hoy and illustrated by Dan Young.[1]
Contents: 1 installation and operation (setting up, powering on and off, the IRIX desktop); 2 system overview (enclosure, IP53 node board, R16000 processors, DIMM pairs and rules, interface board, IO9 board with the NVRAM and time-of-day clock, I/O daughtercard, disks, DVD-ROM, VPro graphics module, PCI-X buses, power supply, cooling, options), pp. 23-46; 3 maintenance and upgrade procedures (safety, tools, opening the enclosure, DIMMs, drives, IO9, XIO and PCI boards, fans, internal cables, enclosure parts, L1 display), pp. 47-112; 4 troubleshooting and diagnostics (environmental fault monitoring, bezel LEDs in Table 4-1, power-on, offline and online diagnostics), pp. 113-124; appendix A specifications and pinouts (physical and environmental Table A-1, power supply Table A-2), pp. 125-142; appendix B regulatory information.[1]
It does not cover replacing the power supply, the node board or the interface board, and has no schematics or component lists.[1]
Download: SGI Tezro Hardware User's Guide, Tower Configuration (007-4564-001).pdf
Tezro Hardware User's Guide: Rackmount Configuration (007-4643-003)
[edit | edit source]SGI's hardware guide for the rack-mounted Tezro, document number 007-4643-003, revision 003, March 2004 (first published May 2003), 174 pages.[2]
It covers installation and operation, the system overview, maintenance and replacement procedures, troubleshooting (the troubleshooting chart in Table 4-1 and the L1 controller messages in Table 4-2, pp. 79-82), technical specifications and rackmounting.[2] The L1 message table applies to the tower Tezro's L1 controller too, and is not printed in the tower guide.[2][1]
Download: SGI Tezro Hardware User's Guide, Rackmount Configuration (007-4643-003).pdf
SGI L1 and L2 Controller Software User's Guide (007-3938-006)
[edit | edit source]SGI's guide to the L1 and L2 system controllers used across the Origin 300/350/3000, Onyx 300/350/3000, Tezro, Fuel and Altix families, document number 007-3938-006, version 006, October 2006 (first published May 2002), 164 pages.[3] It documents the controller command set, including env, log, serial, date and the power commands, and the L1 and L2 status and error messages. Its examples are taken from Origin and Altix systems; it does not mention the Tezro by name.[3]
Download: SGI L1 and L2 Controller Software User's Guide (007-3938-006).pdf
Pages that cite these documents
[edit | edit source]- SGI Tezro: specifications, power supply outputs, cooling.
- SGI Tezro General Maintenance: opening the enclosure, fans, DIMMs, safety.
- SGI Tezro Troubleshooting Guide: bezel LEDs, environmental shutdowns, L1 messages, diagnostics.
- SGI Tezro Capacitor Replacement Guide: power supply outputs and the env report.
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Silicon Graphics, Inc., Silicon Graphics Tezro Visual Workstation Hardware User's Guide: Tower Configuration, 007-4564-001, July 2003, record of revision and contents (File:SGI Tezro Hardware User's Guide, Tower Configuration (007-4564-001).pdf).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Silicon Graphics, Inc., Silicon Graphics Tezro Visual Workstation Hardware User's Guide: Rackmount Configuration, 007-4643-003, March 2004, record of revision, contents and pp. 79-82 (File:SGI Tezro Hardware User's Guide, Rackmount Configuration (007-4643-003).pdf).
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Silicon Graphics, Inc., SGI L1 and L2 Controller Software User's Guide, 007-3938-006, October 2006, record of revision and contents (File:SGI L1 and L2 Controller Software User's Guide (007-3938-006).pdf).