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Table of contents

Order Number EK-VS31M-MG.002

1

Digital Equipment Corporation

1

Contents

3

A Recommended Spares List

4

B Self-Tests

4

C System Tests

5

D Diagnostic LEDs Definitions

5

Examples

6

Contents vii

7

AboutThisManual

8

Tools and Equipment

9

Related Documents

9

Conventions

10

1.1 Running Power-Up Tests

12

1.1.1 Power-Up Test Codes

13

1.2 Running a Self-Test

15

1.2.2 Self-Test Codes

16

1.3.2 System Exerciser Codes

17

Troubleshooting

19

10 Troubleshooting

20

>>> t 80000106

20

?>>> B

20

Troubleshooting 11

21

2.3 SCSI-A Troubleshooting

22

Troubleshooting 13

23

SCSI ID

24

Troubleshooting 15

25

2.3.2 Power Connector Pinouts

26

Troubleshooting 17

27

Utilities

29

PV_SCS_FMT_ERR 2

33

03000006

33

Error code

33

Always zeros

33

Command code

33

26 Utilities

36

3.3 RX33 Formatting

37

3.4 Console Password Feature

37

28 Utilities

38

3.4.1 Setting the Password

39

3.4.5 Exiting Privileged Mode

41

VAXstation3100(Model76)System

42

MA-1317-90.DG

44

Table 4–2 Monitors

47

Figure 4–2 FRU Locations

48

MA-1319-90.DG

49

Cover Screws

49

Figure 4–5

50

Figure 4–4 Configuration 1

50

LJ-00689-TI0

51

MA-1335-90.DG

52

MA-1320-90.DG

53

MA-1336-90.DG

54

TTB_X1236_88

55

MA-X1046-88

55

E1 E2 E3 E4 E5

56

MA-1321-90.DG

57

LJ-00690-TI0

58

4.2.3 RX23 Disk Drive Removal

59

SCSI Signal Cable

60

Power Cable

60

MA-1324-90.DG

62

MA-1323-90.DG

63

4.2.5 Drive Plate Removal

64

MA-1325-90.DG

65

SCSI Terminator

66

Access Door

66

MA-1354-90.DG

67

MA-1326-90.DG

69

MA-1334-90.DG

70

4.2.7 Memory SIMM Removal

71

MA-1333-90.DG

72

4.2.8 System Module Removal

73

MA-1328-90.DG

74

MA-1381-90.DG

75

MA-1383-90.DG

76

4.2.10 Power Supply Removal

78

Captive Screw

79

MA-1331-90.DG

79

Power Supply

79

Torx Screws

79

MA-1332-90.DG

80

Communication

80

Keyboard

80

4.2.12 Mouse Removal

81

4.2.13 Printer Removal

81

RecommendedSparesList

82

74 Recommended Spares List

83

Recommended Spares List 75

84

76 Recommended Spares List

85

Self-Tests

86

B.2.1 TEST 1:

87

B.2.2 TEST 2:

87

B.2.3 TEST 3:

87

B.2.4 TEST 4:

88

B.2.5 TEST 5:

88

B.2.6 TEST 6:

88

B.2.7 TEST 7:

88

B.3 COLOR (test 4)

89

8-plane video option board:

90

Error code format :

90

B.4 SYS (test 5)

91

B.5 SCSI-B (test 6)

92

84 Self-Tests

93

Size Description

101

B.8 FP (test 9)

103

B.9 MEM (test B)

103

B.10 DZ (test C)

104

B.11 NVR (test D)

106

B.12 CLK (test E)

106

B.13 MONO (test F)

107

SystemTests

108

5. Forces collision error

109

6. Forces MISS error

109

EXERCISER TEST ORDER

113

NONBURST MODE, FIRST PASS

113

106 System Tests

115

TEST NUMBER ID NAME

115

----------- ----

115

6 00A0 SCSI B

115

System Tests 107

116

Table C–2 SCSI Device Status

118

110 System Tests

119

7 0090 SCSI A

119

System Tests 111

120

C.6 SCSI-A Error Explanations

122

DiagnosticLEDsDefinitions

130

0010 = (option), 0001 = NI

131

Substate

133

Table of contents

DECstation 5000 Model

1

100 Series Pocket

1

Service Guide

1

Contents

3

2 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

4

3 PART NUMBERS

4

UsingThisGuide

9

Chapters

10

Conventions

12

TROUBLESHOOTING

13

INFORMATION

13

Error Messages

14

Test failure messages

15

Console exception messages

18

Memory test error messages

19

Addresses

20

Memory addresses

21

Hardware physical addresses

22

ULTRIX Error Logs

24

Memory parity error log fields

25

CPU write timeout

26

Bus timeout

26

Diagnostic LEDs

27

Registers

28

System registers

30

Table 1-8 System registers

30

0x0C400000

31

0x1C040110

32

(SIR) 0x1C040110

33

Console Mode Tests

35

SCSI controller (cntl) test

41

External loopback test

43

Transmit and receive test

45

SCC pins test

47

Test scripts

50

Flow Charts

51

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–19

52

2–20 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

53

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–21

54

0011 0110

55

0000 0000

56

0000 1011, 1 of 2

57

0000 1011, 2 of 2

58

2–26 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

59

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–27

60

2–28 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

61

slot number

62

2–30 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

63

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–31

64

2–32 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

65

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–33

66

2–34 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

67

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–35

68

2–36 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

69

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–37

70

2–38 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

71

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–39

72

2–40 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

73

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–41

74

2–42 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

75

TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 2–43

76

(Continued)

77

PARTNUMBERS

78

Series Major FRUs

79

Table of contents

VAXstation 3100 Maintenance

1

Guide Addendum

1

Models 38 & 48

1

Contents

3

6 RZ56 Storage Expansion Box

4

A Recommended Spares List

5

Examples

5

About This Guide

7

Intended Audience

8

Tools and Equipment

8

Related Documents

8

Conventions

9

1.1 Running Power-Up Tests

11

Model 38 systems only

12

†Model 48 systems only

12

1.2 Running a Self-Test

14

1.2.2 Self-Test Codes

15

1.3.2 System Exerciser Codes

17

Troubleshooting

18

Troubleshooting 15

24

Utilities (T 74 and T 76)

26

PV_SCS_FMT_ERR 2

30

03000006

30

Error code

30

Always zeros

30

Command code

30

22 Utilities (T 74 and T 76)

31

Service System Exerciser

32

24 Utilities (T 74 and T 76)

33

4.1 System Contents

34

VAXstation 3100 M38

35

Table 4–2 Monitors

37

Figure 4–2 FRU Locations

37

4.3 System Box Cover Removal

38

Remove SCSI

39

Signal Cable

39

SCSI Signal Cable

39

MA-X0798-88

40

4.5 TZ30 Tape Drive Removal

41

Off (Right)

42

Switch Positions:

42

On (Left)

42

MA-X0855-89

42

RX23 Diskette Drive

43

SCSI Mass Storage

43

Controller Module

43

Drive Plate Lever

43

Internal Power Cable

43

Down (On)

44

Up (Off)

44

Switches Positions:

44

SCSI ID 5

44

4.7 Drive Plate Removal

45

MA-X0863-89

46

4.8 MSC Module Removal

47

Port Connector

48

MA-X0870-89

49

MLO-002914

49

4.10 Memory Module Removal

50

4.11 System Module Removal

51

MLO-003308

52

MA-X0871-89

53

Ethernet

54

MA-X0873-89

55

4.12 Battery Pack Removal

56

4.13 Power Supply Removal

57

4.14 Keyboard Disconnection

58

4.16 Printer Disconnection

59

5.1 System Contents

60

VAXstation 3100 M48

61

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box

63

Expansion Box

64

56 RZ56 Storage Expansion Box

65

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 57

66

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 59

68

Replacement

69

6.4.1 RZ56 Disk Drive Removal

70

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 63

72

MA-X0570-89

73

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 65

74

MA-X0963-89

75

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 67

76

MA-X0965-89

77

RZ56 Storage Expansion Box 69

78

MA-X0573-89

79

SWITCHES

80

SCREWS (2)

82

Recommended Spares List

83

76 Recommended Spares List

85

78 Recommended Spares List

87

Table of contents

DECstation 5000

1

Model 200

1

Contents

3

Part II Optional Hardware

4

4 Internal Hardware Options

4

10 Using the Console Program

6

Using This Guide

12

Convention Use

13

Basic Workstation Hardware

14

Getting Started

15

Workstation Site Requirements

16

Getting Started 1–3

17

Figure 1-1. Voltage labels

18

Getting Started 1–5

19

Mouse or Tablet

20

The System Unit

21

Item Function

22

WSE2O003

23

Cover-release screw

24

An option module

25

Memory modules

25

Power supply

25

Contrast

26

DegaussBrightness

26

WSE2O007

29

WSE2O045

30

Function

31

For a color monitor

32

For a gray scale monitor

32

Press and release this

33

Press the 0 on

33

3-pin connector

34

Video cable

34

Video option connector

34

WSE2I007

36

Monitor

36

Signal cable

36

Cable mounting detail

37

Connector block

37

Video cable connector

37

The Keyboard

38

WSE2O014

39

Plastic foot

40

Tablet with puck and stylus

41

Tracking ball

42

(bottom view)

42

System Unit

43

WSE2I009

44

Connector

45

WSE2I011

46

Mouse or tablet cable

47

Mouse icon

47

System unit power cord

48

WSE2I014

49

Monitor power connector

50

To power

50

Power cord

51

connector

51

Ethernet icon

54

Terminated

54

ThinWire connector

54

ThickWire connector

56

Optional Hardware

57

Internal Hardware Options

58

4–2 Internal Hardware Options

59

Internal Hardware Options 4–3

60

Antistatic

61

Front view

62

Back view

62

4–6 Internal Hardware Options

63

Memory module

64

Metal bracket

64

Antistatic wrist strap

64

Lowest-numbered

65

Internal Hardware Options 4–9

66

WSE2M027

70

Option slot connector

70

WSE2I079

71

Option slot 2

71

Option slot 1

71

Option slot 0

71

WSE2I134

75

WSE2I115

76

WSE2I117

77

Testing a new option module

78

Disc Drives

81

WSE2O017

82

SCSI connector

83

Expansion box power cord

85

Expansion box terminator

85

Press up on the tab

86

SCSI switch cover

86

BA42 storage expansion box

88

TK50Z tape drive

91

RRD40 optical

91

WSE2I049

92

WSE2I051

93

WSE2I022

99

T-connector

102

Terminator

102

Cable connector

103

WSE2I034

106

ThickWire

107

Loopback

107

System unit

107

Ethernet cable

108

This chapter tells you

109

WSE2I054

110

Communication device

112

Front Back

114

WSE2I058

115

Part III

117

On/off switches

119

Contrast

120

Brightness

120

Turn on the system unit

123

Testing Your Workstation

126

Turning Off Your Workstation

130

Troubleshooting

131

Using Self-Tests

132

KN02-AA V5.3d

133

>>

133

9–4 Troubleshooting

134

Message Action

135

(continued on next page)

135

Troubleshooting 9–5

135

9–6 Troubleshooting

136

Troubleshooting 9–7

137

9–8 Troubleshooting

138

Troubleshooting 9–9

139

Error Code Action

140

9–10 Troubleshooting

140

Troubleshooting 9–11

141

9–12 Troubleshooting

142

Troubleshooting 9–13

143

9–14 Troubleshooting

144

Troubleshooting 9–15

145

Four Left Lights Action

146

9–16 Troubleshooting

146

Problem Solution

147

Troubleshooting 9–17

147

9–18 Troubleshooting

148

Troubleshooting 9–19

149

9–20 Troubleshooting

150

Troubleshooting 9–21

151

9–22 Troubleshooting

152

Troubleshooting 9–23

153

9–24 Troubleshooting

154

Troubleshooting 9–25

155

Using the Console Program

156

Console and Operating Modes

157

Operating system prompts

158

Console mode

158

Operating mode

158

Command Function

162

Console Command Description

163

>>cat #/scriptname

164

>>cnfg [#]

165

>>erl [-c]

168

>>go [address]

168

>>ls [#]

169

>>passwd [OPTIONS]

169

-c Clear console password

169

>>printenv [evname]

170

>>restart

170

>>script name

170

>>setenv evname value

170

OPTIONS -l Loop

172

>>unsetenv evname

172

Environment Variables

173

Console Autoconfiguration

175

Workstation

176

Dismantling Your Workstation

177

Packing Your Equipment

178

Appendixes

179

Equipment Specifications

180

Weight Height Width Depth

181

A–2 Equipment Specifications

181

Equipment Specifications A–3

182

A–4 Equipment Specifications

183

Equipment Specifications A–5

184

A–6 Equipment Specifications

185

Equipment Specifications A–7

186

A–8 Equipment Specifications

187

Equipment Specifications A–9

188

A–10 Equipment Specifications

189

Equipment Specifications A–11

190

Including attachable feet

191

A–12 Equipment Specifications

191

Equipment Specifications A–13

192

Weight Height Diameter

193

A–14 Equipment Specifications

193

Equipment Specifications A–15

194

A–16 Equipment Specifications

195

Equipment Specifications A–17

196

A–18 Equipment Specifications

197

Equipment Specifications A–19

198

A–20 Equipment Specifications

199

Equipment Specifications A–21

200

A–22 Equipment Specifications

201

Equipment Specifications A–23

202

A–24 Equipment Specifications

203

Equipment Specifications A–25

204

A–26 Equipment Specifications

205

Equipment Specifications A–27

206

Part Numbers

207

Item Order Number

208

B–2 Part Numbers

208

Item Part Number Order Number

209

Part Numbers B–3

209

B–4 Part Numbers

210

Part Numbers B–5

211

Connector Pin Assignments

212

Pin Signal Pin Signal

213

C–2 Connector Pin Assignments

213

Pin Source Signal Description

214

Connector Pin Assignments C–3

214

Standard/

216

Connector Pin Assignments C–5

216

Table of contents

Digital Equipment Corporation

1

VAXstation 4000 Model 90

1

Service Information

1

Contents

3

Contents–iv

4

Contents–v

5

Contents–vi

6

Contents–vii

7

Contents–viii

8

Contents–ix

9

Contents–x

10

Overview

11

Overview, Continued

12

Chapter 1

15

System Module

15

System Overview

16

System Overview, Continued

17

Central Processor Unit

19

Interrupts and Exceptions

28

Cache Memory

34

Cache Memory, Continued

35

Main Memory System

38

ROM Memory

39

Graphics Controller

40

Network Interface Controller

42

Serial Line Controller

43

Time-of-Year Clock

44

SCSI Controller

45

SCSI Controller, Continued

46

Chapter 2

49

Firmware

49

Power-Up Initialization Code

50

Console Mode

53

Extended Self-Test

54

Extended Self-Test, Continued

55

System Test

58

System ROM

59

System ROM, Continued

60

Option ROM

64

Option ROM, Continued

65

Configuration Table

68

Configuration Table, Continued

69

Driver Descriptor

75

Driver Descriptor, Continued

76

Console Driver Interface

79

Chapter 3

83

System Configuration

83

System Box

84

System Box, Continued

85

Chapter 4

95

Using the Console

95

System Console Commands

96

Continued

100

Alternate Consoles

119

Alternate Consoles, Continued

120

Chapter 5

123

Diagnostic Testing

123

Diagnostic Functions

125

System Power-Up Test

126

Configuration

130

Commands

130

SHOW DEVICE

130

Procedure

135

Selecting a

135

Diagnostic

135

Environment

135

Device Tests

137

Device Tests, Continued

138

Self-Test Descriptions

141

System Test Monitor

154

Utilities

165

Utilities, Continued

166

MIPS/REX Emulator

175

MIPS/REX Emulator, Continued

176

Product Fault Management

178

Using MOP Ethernet Functions

206

Interpreting

210

UETP Output

210

FEPROM Firmware Update

213

Updating Firmware On Tape

220

Chapter 6

225

FRUsRemoval andReplacement

225

Precautions

226

System FRU Removal

227

System FRU Removal, Continued

228

System Preparation

229

System Preparation, Continued

230

Mass Storage Drive Removal

232

Power Supply Removal

245

Module Removal

247

Module Removal, Continued

248

SPXg 8-Plane Option

252

SPXgt 24-Plane Option

258

CPU Module

263

CPU Module, Continued

264

DSW21 Removal and Replacement

265

Bezel Removal

266

Bezel Removal, Continued

267

Clearing System Password

271

Continued on next page

272

TURBOchannel Option

274

Shipping Contents

275

Shipping Contents, Continued

276

TURBOchannel

278

Installation

279

TURBOchannel Specifications

287

Appendix A

289

Diagnostic ErrorCodes

289

Error Messages

291

Error Messages, Continued

292

Self-Test Error Messages

296

System Test Error Messages

372

Utility Error Messages

378

Appendix B

385

Readingthe DiagnosticLEDCodes

385

Diagnostic LED Codes

386

Appendix C

399

Troubleshooting

399

Troubleshooting, Continued

401

Appendix D

413

FRU Part Numbers

413

Model 90 System Box FRUs

415

Expansion Box FRUs

421

Expansion Box FRUs, Continued

422

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