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Hardware Installation - 24 -
SATA_0_1
• ARAID0orRAID1congurationrequiresatleasttwoharddrives.Ifmorethantwoharddrives
arecongured,thetotalnumberofharddrivesmustbeanevennumber.
• ARAID10congurationrequiresfourharddrives.
(Note) WhenaRAIDcongurationisbuiltacrosstheSATA6Gb/schannels,thesystemperformanceof
theRAIDcongurationmayvarydependsonthedevicesareconnected.
9) SATA0_1/SATA_2_3 (SATA 6Gb/s Connectors)
10) SSATA_0_1/SSATA_2_3 (SATA 6Gb/s Connectors)
11) SATA4 (SATA 6Gb/s Connector/Support SATA DOM Function)
The SATA connectors conform to SATA 6Gb/s standard and are compatible with SATA 3Gb/s and
1.5Gb/s standard. Each SATA connector supports a single SATA device.
Please see page 34 for SATA DOM jumper setting.
7
1
SATA4
7
7
1
1
DEBUG
PORT
G.QBOFM
DEBUG
PORT
G.QBOFM
SATA_0_1
SSATA_0_1
SATA_2_3
SSATA_2_3
DEBUG
PORT
G.QBOFM
PinNo. Denition
1 GND
2 TXP
3 TXN
4 GND
5 RXN
6 RXP
7 GND
Normal Mode:
PinNo. Denition
1 GND
2 TXP
3 TXN
4 GND
5 RXN
6 RXP
7 P5V
SATA DOM Mode:
SATA_2_3
SSATA_0_1
SSATA_2_3
SATA4
Содержание
- User s manual p.1
- Mu70 su0 p.1
- Documentation classifications p.2
- Copyright p.2
- Https www facebook com gigabyteserver p.2
- Http reseller b2b gigabyte com p.2
- Http b2b gigabyte com p.2
- Disclaimer p.2
- Table of contents p.3
- Chapter 2 bios setup 9 p.3
- Box contents mu70 su0 motherboard layout block diagram chapter 1 hardware installation 0 p.3
- 5 back panel connectors 19 1 6 internal connectors 20 1 7 jumper settings 33 p.3
- 4 installing the memory 17 p.3
- 3 intel rc setup menu 65 p.3
- 1 the main menu 41 2 2 advanced menu 44 p.3
- 1 installation precautions 10 1 2 productspecifications 11 1 3 installing the cpu and cpu cooler 13 p.3
- 4 server management menu 105 p.4
- 10 bios recovery instruction 123 p.4
- 1 regulatory statements 124 p.4
- Chapter 3 appendix 24 p.4
- 6 boot menu 114 2 7 save exit menu 116 2 8 bios post codes 118 2 9 bios post beep code 122 p.4
- 5 security menu 110 p.4
- Box contents p.5
- Mu70 su0 motherboard layout p.6
- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 p.6
- Block diagram p.9
- Chapter 1 hardware installation p.10
- 1 installation precautions p.10
- 2 product specifications p.11
- 3 installing the cpu and cpu cooler p.13
- 3 1 installing the cpu p.13
- 3 2 installing the cpu cooler p.16
- 4 installing the memory p.17
- 4 1 four channel memory configuration p.17
- 4 2 installing a memory p.18
- Two three slots channel rdimm population configuration within a channel p.18
- Note ddr4 2400mhz is only available on intel xeon e5 2600 v4 processor p.18
- Installation step step 1 insert the dimm memory module vertically into the dimm slot and push it down step 2 close the plastic clip at both edges of the dimm slots to lock the dimm module note for dual channel operation dimms must be installed in matched pairs step 3 reverse the installation steps when you wish to remove the dimm module p.18
- Hardware installation 18 p.18
- Before installing a memory module make sure to turn off the computer and unplug the power cord from the power outlet to prevent damage to the memory module be sure to install ddr4 dimms on this motherboard p.18
- 4 3 dimm population table p.18
- The gigabit ethernet lan port provides internet connection at up to 1 gbps data rate the following describes the states of the lan port leds p.19
- Serial port p.19
- Rj 45 lan ports gigabit ethernet lan ports p.19
- Ps 2 keyboard mouse port p.19
- Kvm server management 10 100 1000 lan port dedicated lan port p.19
- Id switch button p.19
- Coonnect a ps 2 keyboard or mouse to this port p.19
- Whenremovingthecableconnectedtoabackpanelconnector firstremovethecablefromyour device and then remove it from the motherboard when removing the cable pull it straight out from the connector do not rock it side to side to prevent an electrical short inside the cable connector p.19
- Connects to serial based mouse or data processing devices p.19
- Video port p.19
- 5 back panel connectors p.19
- Usb 3 port p.19
- 19 hardware installation p.19
- Usb 2 port p.19
- Thisbuttonprovidetheselectedunitidenficationfunction p.19
- The video in port allows connect to video in which can also apply to video loop thru function p.19
- The usb port supports the usb 3 specification use this port for usb devices such as a usb keyboard mouse usbprinter usbflashdriveandetc p.19
- The usb port supports the usb 2 specification use this port for usb devices such as a usb keyboard mouse usbprinter usbflashdriveandetc p.19
- The lan port provides internet connection with data transfer speeds of 10 100 1000mbps this port is the decated lan port for server management p.19
- 6 internal connectors p.20
- With the use of the power connector the power supply can supply enough stable power to all the componentsonthemotherboard beforeconnectingthepowerconnector firstmakesurethepower supply is turned off and all devices are properly installed the power connector possesses a foolproof design connect the power supply cable to the power connector in the correct orientation the 12v power connector mainly supplies power to the cpu if the 12v power connector is not connected the computer will not start p.22
- To meet expansion requirements it is recommended that a power supply that can withstand high power consumption be used 500w or greater if a power supply is used that does not provide the required power the result can lead to an unstable or unbootable system p.22
- Hardware installation 22 p.22
- 2 3 atx1 p1_cpu0 2x4 12v power connector and 2x12 main power connector p.22
- 5 6 7 8 cpu_fan sys_fan1 sys_fan2 sys_fan3 sys_fan4 cpu fan system fan headers p.23
- 23 hardware installation p.23
- The motherboard has one 4 pin cpu fan headers and four 4 pin system fan headers most fan headers possess a foolproof insertion design when connecting a fan cable be sure to connect it in the correct orientation the black connector wire is the ground wire the motherboard supports cpu fan speed control which requires the use of a cpu fan with fan speed control design for optimum heat dissipation it is recommended that a system fan be installed inside the chassis p.23
- Pmbus pmbus connector p.23
- Be sure to connect fan cables to the fan headers to prevent your cpu and system from overheating overheating may result in damage to the cpu or the system may hang thesefanheadersarenotconfigurationjumperblocks donotplaceajumpercapontheheaders p.23
- The sata connectors conform to sata 6gb s standard and are compatible with sata 3gb s and 1 gb s standard each sata connector supports a single sata device please see page 34 for sata dom jumper setting p.24
- Sata0_1 sata_2_3 sata 6gb s connectors 10 ssata_0_1 ssata_2_3 sata 6gb s connectors 11 sata4 sata 6gb s connector support sata dom function p.24
- Note whenaraidconfigurationisbuiltacrossthesata6gb schannels thesystemperformanceof theraidconfigurationmayvarydependsonthedevicesareconnected p.24
- Hardware installation 24 p.24
- Araid0orraid1configurationrequiresatleasttwoharddrives ifmorethantwoharddrives areconfigured thetotalnumberofharddrivesmustbeanevennumber araid10configurationrequiresfourharddrives p.24
- Theheadersconformtousb3 specification eachusbheadercanprovidetwousbportsviaan optional usb bracket for purchasing the optional usb bracket please contact the local dealer p.25
- Sgpio stands for serial general purpose input output which is a 4 signal or 4 wire bus used between a host bus adapter hba and a backplane out of the 4 signals 3 are driven by the hba and 1 is driven by the backplane typically the hba is a storage controller located inside a server desktop rack or workstation computer that interfaces with hard disk drives hdds to store and retrieve data p.25
- F_usb3 usb 3 header p.25
- 25 hardware installation p.25
- 13 sata_sgp1 sata_sgp2 sata sgpio headers p.25
- Hardware installation 26 p.26
- F_usb2 front usb header p.26
- Com2 serial port header p.26
- Theheaderconformtousb2 specification eachusbheadercanprovidetwousbportsviaan optional usb bracket for purchasing the optional usb bracket please contact the local dealer p.26
- The com header provides one serial port via an optional com port cable for purchasing the optional com port cable please contact the local dealer p.26
- The front panel design may differ by chassis a front panel module mainly consists of power switch reset switch power led hard drive activity led speaker and etc when connecting your chassis front panel module to this header make sure the wire assignments and the pin assignments are matched correctly p.27
- Fp_1 front panel header p.27
- Connect the power switch reset switch chassis intrusion switch sensor and system status indicator on the chassis to this header according to the pin assignments below note the positive and negative pins before connecting the cables p.27
- 27 hardware installation p.27
- Hardware installation 28 p.28
- Bp_1 hdd back plane board hearder p.28
- Ipmb ipmb connector p.29
- Tpm tpm module connector p.29
- 29 hardware installation p.29
- Sw_raid intel raid key header p.30
- Pinno definition 1 key 2 gnd p.30
- Led_bmc bmc firmware readiness led p.30
- Hardware installation 30 p.30
- 24 lan4_act1 lan3_act1 lan4 lan3 active led header p.31
- Case_open chassis intrusion header p.31
- 31 hardware installation p.31
- Thebatteryprovidespowertokeepthevalues suchasbiosconfigurations date andtimeinformation in the cmos when the computer is turned off replace the battery when the battery voltage drops to a low level or the cmos values may not be accurate or may be lost p.32
- Hardware installation 32 p.32
- Bat battery p.32
- 7 jumper settings p.33
- Usethisjumpertoclearthecmosvalues e g dateinformationandbiosconfigurations andreset the cmos values to factory defaults to clear the cmos values place a jumper cap on the two pins to temporarily short the two pins or use a metal object like a screwdriver to touch the two pins for a few seconds p.34
- Sata_dom sata port 4 dom jumper p.34
- Pleaserefertothepindefinitiontableinthefollowing p.34
- Hardware installation 34 p.34
- Clr_cmos clearing cmos jumper p.34
- Caution if the sata dom power is supplied by the motherboard set the jumper to pin 1 2 if the sata dom power is supplied by external power set the jumper to pin 2 3 if a sata type hard drive is connected to the motherboard please ensure the jumper is closed and set to 2 3 pins default setting in order to reduce any risk of hard disk damage p.34
- 3 close keep initial power on default p.35
- 3 close force to stop frb timer p.35
- 2 close stop an initial power on when bmc is not ready p.35
- 2 close normal operation default setting p.35
- Setting p.35
- S3_mask s3 power on select jumper p.35
- Bmc_frb force to stop frb timer jumper p.35
- 35 hardware installation p.35
- Pmbus_sel pmbus power select jumper p.36
- Hardware installation 36 p.36
- Bios_pwd clearing supervisor password jumper p.36
- 3 close skip supervisor password p.36
- 3 close pmbus connects to bmc default setting p.36
- 2 close pmbus connects to pch p.36
- 2 close normal operation default setting p.36
- Me_update me update jumper p.37
- Me_rcvr me recovery jumpers p.37
- 37 hardware installation p.37
- 3 close me recovery mode p.37
- 2 close normal operation default setting p.37
- Hardware installation 38 p.38
- Bios_wp bios write protect jumper p.38
- Bios_rcvr bios recovery jumper p.38
- 3 close enable bios write protect function p.38
- 3 close bios recovery mode p.38
- 2 close normal operation default setting p.38
- Chapter 2 bios setup p.39
- Bios setup program function keys p.39
- Server management p.40
- Security p.40
- Intel rc setup p.40
- Advanced p.40
- 1 the main menu p.41
- Bmc firmware version p.42
- Bios information porject name p.42
- Bios build date and time p.42
- Sdr reversion p.42
- Processor information cpu brand string max cpu speed cpu signature processors core microcode patch p.42
- Porject version p.42
- Memory information total memory p.42
- Memory frequency p.42
- Fru version p.42
- Bmc information p.42
- System time p.43
- System date p.43
- Onboard lan information lan1 lan2 lan3 lan4 mac address p.43
- 2 advanced menu p.44
- 2 1 serial port console redirection p.45
- Data bits p.47
- Console redirection settings terminal type p.47
- Com1 com2 serial over lan console redirection settings console redirectio p.47
- Bits per second p.47
- Vt utf8 combo key support p.47
- Stop bits p.47
- Resolution 100x31 p.47
- Recorder mode p.47
- Parity p.47
- Flow control p.47
- Redirection after bios post p.48
- Putty keypad p.48
- Out of bnad mgmt port p.48
- Legacy os redirection resolution p.48
- Pci express slot 1 2 3 4 5 i o rom p.49
- Pci devices common settings pci latency timer p.49
- Onboard lan 1 2 3 4 i o rom p.49
- Onboard lan 1 2 3 4 controller p.49
- Above 4g decoding p.49
- 2 2 pci subsystem settings p.49
- Vga palette snoop p.49
- Sr iov support p.50
- Pci express settings p.50
- Pci express link register settings extended synch p.51
- Pci express device register settings relaxed ordering p.51
- No snoop p.51
- Maximum playload p.51
- Link training retry p.51
- Extended tag p.51
- 2 2 1 pci express settings p.51
- Unpopulated links p.52
- Link training timeout us p.52
- Media detect tim p.53
- Ipv6 pxe suppor p.53
- Ipv4 pxe suppor p.53
- 2 3 network stack p.53
- Pxe boot wait tim p.53
- Network stack p.53
- Option rom messages p.54
- Int19 endless retry p.54
- Gate20 active p.54
- Csm16 module version p.54
- Csm support p.54
- Compatibility support module configuration p.54
- Boot option filter p.54
- 2 4 csm configuration p.54
- Storage p.55
- Other pci devices p.55
- Option rom execution p.55
- Network p.55
- Post report configuration error message report post error message p.56
- 2 5 post report configuration p.56
- Current status information p.57
- Configuration security device support p.57
- 2 6 trusted computing p.57
- Xhci hand off p.58
- Usb mass storage driver suppor p.58
- Usb configuration usb devices p.58
- Port 60 64 emulation p.58
- Ehci hand off p.58
- 2 7 usb configuration p.58
- Restore on ac power loss p.59
- Deep sleep eup p.59
- Chassis opened warning p.59
- 2 8 chipset configuration p.59
- 9 sio configuration p.60
- Active ps2 mouse p.62
- Active ps2 keyboard p.62
- Super io chip logical device s configuration active serial port 1 2 p.62
- Serial port 1 configuration use this device p.62
- Possible p.62
- Logical device settings current p.62
- Ami sio driver version p.62
- Serial port 2 configuration use this device p.63
- Ps2 mouse configuration logical device settings current p.63
- Ps2 keyboard configuration logical device settings current p.63
- Possible p.63
- Logical device settings current p.63
- Iscsi initiator name add an attempts p.64
- Delete attempts p.64
- Change attempt order p.64
- 2 10 iscsi configuration p.64
- Rc revision p.65
- 3 intel rc setup menu p.65
- 3 1 processor configuration p.66
- Vmx vanderpool technology p.67
- Processor socket processor id processor frequency processor max raito processor min raio microcode revision l1 cache ram l2 cache ram l3 cache ram processor 0 1version p.67
- Processor configuration pre socket configuration p.67
- Hyper threading all p.67
- Hardware prefetcher p.67
- Execute disable bit p.67
- Enable smx intel safer mode extensions technology p.67
- Enable intel txt support p.67
- Dcu streamer prefetch p.67
- Dcu mode p.67
- Dcu ip prefetch p.67
- Adjacent cache line prefetch p.67
- Direct cache access dca p.68
- Dca prefetch delay p.68
- Aes ni p.68
- X2apic p.68
- Cpu socket 0 configuration p.69
- Cores enabled for cpu socket 0 p.69
- 3 1 1 pre socket configuration p.69
- Cpu t state control p.70
- Cpu p state control p.70
- Cpu c state control p.70
- Config tdp p.70
- Advanced power management configuration power technology p.70
- 3 2 advanced power management configuration p.70
- Turbo mode p.71
- P state coordination p.71
- Eist p state p.71
- 3 2 1 cpu p state control p.71
- Cpu c3 c6 report p.72
- 3 2 2 cpu c state control p.72
- Package c state limit p.72
- Acpi t states p.73
- 3 2 3 cpu t state control p.73
- Numa non uniform memory access p.74
- Common refcode configuration isoc mode p.74
- 3 3 common refcode configuration p.74
- 3 4 qpi configuration p.75
- Qpi status p.76
- Qpi general configuration p.76
- Link speed mode p.76
- Link frequency select p.76
- Memory thermal p.77
- Memory frequency p.77
- Integrated memory controller imc enforce por p.77
- Ecc support p.77
- 3 5 memory configuration p.77
- Spd write lock p.77
- Rmt pattern length p.77
- Rank margin tool p.77
- Memory topology p.77
- Memory ras configuration p.78
- Memory map p.78
- 3 5 1 memory topology p.79
- Set throttling mode p.80
- Memhot throttling mode p.80
- 3 5 2 memory thermal p.80
- Socket interleave below 4gb p.81
- Rank interleaving p.81
- Channel interleaving p.81
- 3 5 3 memory map p.81
- Correctable error threshold p.82
- 3 5 4 memory ras configuration p.82
- Ras mode p.82
- Memory rank sparing p.82
- Lockstep x4 dimms p.82
- Ioat configuration p.83
- Intel vt for directed i o vt d p.83
- Iio configuration ev dfx features p.83
- 3 6 iio configuration p.83
- No snoop p.84
- Ioat configuration enable ioat p.84
- 3 6 1 ioat configuration p.84
- Interrupt remapping p.85
- Intel vt for directed i o vt d vt d azalea vcp optimizations p.85
- Intel vt for directed i o vt d p.85
- Coherency suuport non isoch p.85
- Coherency suuport isoch p.85
- 3 6 2 intel vt for directed i o vt d p.85
- Usb configuration p.86
- Pch ssata configuration p.86
- Pch sata configuration p.86
- Pch configuration pch devices p.86
- 3 7 pch configuration p.86
- Pch crid p.87
- 3 7 1 pch devices p.87
- 3 7 2 pch ssata configuration p.88
- When sata type is set to ide p.89
- Sata test mode p.89
- Sata rste boot inf p.89
- Sata mode option p.89
- Pch ssata configuration ssata controller s p.89
- Configure ssata as p.89
- Configured as esat p.90
- Alternate device id on raid p.90
- Support aggressive link power man p.90
- Ssata port 0 1 2 3 p.90
- Ssata device type p.90
- Spin up device for port 0 1 2 3 p.90
- Port 0 1 2 3 p.90
- Hot plug for port 0 1 2 3 p.90
- When sata type is set to ide ahci mode p.91
- Sata led locate p.91
- 3 7 2 1 sata mode options p.91
- When sata type is set to raid mode p.92
- Smart response technology p.92
- Sata led locate p.92
- Raid orom prompt delay p.92
- Raid option rom ui banner p.92
- Irrt only on esata p.92
- Intel rapid recovery technology p.92
- 3 7 3 pch sata configuration p.93
- When sata type is set to ide p.94
- Sata test mode p.94
- Sata rste boot inf p.94
- Sata mode option p.94
- Pch sata configuration sata controller s p.94
- Configure ssata as p.94
- Support aggressive link power man p.95
- Ssata port 0 1 2 3 4 5 p.95
- Ssata device type p.95
- Spin up device for port 0 1 2 3 4 5 p.95
- Port 0 1 2 3 4 5 p.95
- Hot plug for port 0 1 2 3 4 5 p.95
- Configured as esat p.95
- Alternate device id on raid p.95
- 3 7 3 1 sata mode options p.96
- When sata type is set to ide ahci mode p.96
- Sata led locate p.96
- When sata type is set to raid mode p.97
- Smart response technology p.97
- Sata led locate p.97
- Raid orom prompt delay p.97
- Raid option rom ui banner p.97
- Intel rapid recovery technology p.97
- Xhci mode p.98
- Usb precondition p.98
- 3 7 4 usb configuration p.98
- Miscellaneous configuration active video p.99
- 3 8 miscellaneous configuration p.99
- Error code for me firmware p.100
- Current state for me firmware p.100
- 3 9 server me configuration p.100
- Recovery firmware version p.100
- Me firmware status 1 2 p.100
- Me firmware features p.100
- Mctp bus owner p.100
- Greneral me configuration operational firmware version p.100
- Whea settings p.101
- S w error injection support p.101
- Runtime error logging system errors p.101
- Pci pci e error enabling p.101
- Memory error enabling p.101
- 3 10 runtime error logging p.101
- Whea support windows hardware error architecture p.102
- 3 10 1 whea setting p.102
- Memory error enabling un correctable errors disable memory p.103
- Memory corrected errors enabling p.103
- 3 10 2 memory error enabling p.103
- Uncorrected error enable p.104
- Pci ex error enabl p.104
- Fatal error enable p.104
- Enable serr propagation p.104
- Enable perr propagation p.104
- Corrected error enable p.104
- 3 10 3 pci pci e error enabling p.104
- 4 server management menu p.105
- Os wtd timer timeout p.105
- Os wtd timer policy p.105
- Os watchdog timer p.105
- Frb2 timer timeout p.105
- Frb2 timer policy p.105
- Frb 2 timer p.105
- System event log p.106
- Bmc network configuration p.106
- View fru information p.106
- When sel is full p.107
- Sel components p.107
- Log efi status codes p.107
- Erasing settings p.107
- Erasing sel p.107
- Enabling disabling options p.107
- Custom efi logging options p.107
- 4 1 system event log p.107
- 4 2 view fru information p.108
- Router ip address p.109
- Real time synchronize bmc network parameter values p.109
- Lan channel 1 p.109
- Configuration address source p.109
- Bmc network configuration p.109
- 4 3 bmc network configuration p.109
- Subnet mask p.109
- Station mac address p.109
- Station ip address p.109
- Select ncsi and dedicated lan p.109
- User password p.110
- Secure boot menu p.110
- Administrator password p.110
- 5 security menu p.110
- Secure mode p.111
- Secure boot mode p.111
- Secure boot p.111
- Key managemen p.111
- 5 1 secure boot menu p.111
- Delete kek p.112
- Default key provisioning p.112
- 5 1 1 key management p.112
- Set new pk file p.112
- Set new kek p.112
- Save all secure boot variables p.112
- Platform key pk p.112
- Key exchange key database kek p.112
- Enroll all factory default keys p.112
- Delete the pk p.112
- Set new db p.113
- Set dbx from file p.113
- Forbidden signature database dbx p.113
- Delete the dbx p.113
- Delete db p.113
- Authorized signature database db p.113
- Append var to kek p.113
- Append var to dbx p.113
- Append avar to db p.113
- Setup prompt timeout p.114
- Quiet boot p.114
- Bootup numlock state p.114
- Boot option priorities p.114
- Boot option 1 2 3 4 p.114
- Boot configuration p.114
- 6 boot menu p.114
- Network device bbs priorities p.115
- Hard drive bbs priorities p.115
- Save options p.116
- Save changes and exit p.116
- Save changes p.116
- Restore defaults p.116
- Discard changes and exit p.116
- Discard changes p.116
- 7 save exit menu p.116
- Uefi built in in efi shell p.117
- Boot override p.117
- 8 bios post codes p.118
- 9 bios post beep code p.122
- 9 2 dex beep codes p.122
- 9 1 pei beep codes p.122
- 10 bios recovery instruction p.123
- Regulatory notices p.124
- Weee symbol statement p.124
- Waste electrical electronic equipment weee directive statement p.124
- Restriction of hazardous substances rohs directive statement p.124
- Our commitment to preserving the environment p.124
- Chapter 3 appendix p.124
- 1 regulatory statements p.124
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