Summary of ZX1
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 2 3 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 1. Use the power and video cables supplied with the product to help prevent interference with radio and television reception. The use of other cables and adapters may cause interference with electronic equipment in the...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 4 5 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um the zx1 station is a low–profi le, rack mountable, computing and graphics processing powerhouse. At only 1.72” (1u) high by 24.485 inches deep,this compact, lightweight, rugged workstation gives back valuable rackspace...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 6 7 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um preparations in preparation to install the zx1, please t ake the following precautionary steps: turn of f the electrical power to your computer. Ensure all of t he fo ll ow ing par t s are included in the package recei...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 8 9 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um installing a zx1 station in a rack 1. The sides of your z x1 station will be pre-tapped for installing the slide rail components. 3. Fasten the rear side of the stationary rail to the zx1 unit and fasten all other asse...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 10 11 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um *for ease of viewing the installation process, slide rails in these pictures not shown attached to rack installation inserting zx1 station into a rack* 2. Continue to slide the zx1 unit into the slide rail component....
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 12 13 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um removing/installing memory dimm 1. E a c h o f t h e m e m o r y d i m m s l o t s i s e quipp e d w it h l o c k ing latc he s to se c ure the memor y dimm in place. 3 . Inst all the new m emor y di m m by carefully...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 14 15 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um removing the power supply 1. Using a philips screwdriver, remove both screws from the rear top plate of the power supply module 2. Inser t a finger into the handle and begin to pull the module from the station. 3. Ge...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 16 17 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um removing the lockable face plate cover 1. Using the provided key, tur n to the r ight to unloc k the fac e plate c over. 3. Pull the right side of the face plate cover away from the right support bracket and lift awa...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 18 19 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 1. To power up the z x1, press and hold (about 1 second) the power supply switch at the center right side of the unit. 2 . The unit control display may possibly i n d i c a t e i t e m s t h a t r e q u i r e attenti...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 20 21 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 1. Raise the tranzpak2 module to the slot. And insert into the docking bay . 2. Use your finger to gently push on the tranzpak2 finger plate until the module is seated against the rear connector. 3. Press the locking...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 22 23 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um warning: be sure to turn off the power before you perform any maintenance system. Cleaning the zx1 unplug the zx1 from the power outlet before cleaning. • to clean the surface of the zx1, lightly dampen a soft, clean ...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 24 25 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um troubleshooting troubleshooting if the following problems occur on your zx1, follow the steps provided below. If these procedures do not provide recovery to the system, please contact the z microsystems customer serv...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 26 27 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um appendix system capacities up to 3 tranzpak 2 storage modules, sata or sas drives available up to 96gb of system memory depending on the motherboard of choice power supply dual redundant ac total output power: 650w a...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 28 if the z microsystems technical support engineer determines that the product needs to be replaced, a customer ser vice representative will issue a return material authorization (rma) number. An rma number is required to return a product to z microsystems, re...
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Issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um 30 31 issued: 01/21/10 rev 50 doc# 27-0042um if you are unable to correct the problem yourself, contact: z microsystems at: phone: (858) 831-7000 fax: (858) 831-7001 website: www.Zmicro.Com before calling, please have available as much of the following informat...
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