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EB3600-AB | Chapter 11 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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network management protocol). The following may be monitored/selected via the Express Manager
Software. Traps may be configured to alarm at specified threshold values.
Internal Temperature monitoring
Clear Alarm button monitoring
Replaceable
fan status (for fans 1,2,3 and 4) Does not monitor power supply fan performance
Power Supply #1 Status
Power Supply #2 Status
Power Supply #3 Status (when installed)
Power Supply #4 Status (when installed)
Traps are defined to alert the SNMP server in case of overheat or failure in any of the subsystems mentioned
above
Remote chassis turn on
Input /Output switching for partitioned chassis
16. Does it support Japan Voltage?
Answer: Power supply input range: 100-240 VAC
17. Can I connect the Interface cable to host computer while it is on?
Answer: Do not connect the Interface cable while the computer is on as it can cause the system to crash and
can damage the end-connector of the cable.
18. Can I disconnect the cable while the host computer and EB3600-AB unit are ON?
Answer: Do not disconnect the Interface cable while system is running as this can cause failure and damage
the hardware.
19. Can I plug in a GPU or any PCIe cards while the EB3600-AB is On?
Answer: Do not plug any PCIe cards while the EB3600-AB is on as this can cause electrical short and damage
on the PCIe card and PCIe slot.
20. Can I turn off the Magma EB3600-AB while the host computer is ON?
Answer: You have to turn off the host computer first before turning off the Magma EB3600-AB.
21. Can I hot-swap the power supply module while the power supply is ON.
Answer: You have to unplug the power cord from the power supply before you can replace it.
22. Can I lower the fans RPM so I can reduce the noise level?
Answer: It is not recommended to lower the fans RPM especially when running any high-end GPUS. Slowing
down the fans RPM decreases the cooling of the GPUs and can increase heat / temperature
23. Where are the locations of the temperature sensors for the port of the IO manager?
Answer: The temperature sensor is the PLX Chip and we monitor the ports, which are related to the actual slots.
It is on the chip with the black heatsink, this is the PLX 8796 and this chip supports sensors on all of its ports