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Foxboro™ DCS
Model H90 (HP DL380 Gen10) for Windows Server 2016

User’s Guide
*B0700HP*,*C*
B0700HP, Rev C
December 2019
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Contents
Figures................................................................................................................................... vii
Tables..................................................................................................................................... ix
Safety Information ................................................................................................................. xi
Preface................................................................................................................................. xiii
Related Documents ................................................................................................................ xiv
1. Basic Server Setup ............................................................................................................. 1

Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration ......................................................................... 1
Front Panel Switches and Indicators .......................................................................................... 6
Hard Disk Drive Indicators ....................................................................................................... 8
Rear Panel Connectors .............................................................................................................. 9
H90 Server Power Supplies ..................................................................................................... 10
Input Voltage ..................................................................................................................... 10
Rear Panel Operating Indicators ......................................................................................... 11
H90 Server Interface Cards ..................................................................................................... 11
Server Boot Options ................................................................................................................ 11
Power on the Gen10 Server ................................................................................................ 12
F9 Option - Boot to System Utilities .................................................................................. 12
F10 Option - Boot to Intelligent Provisioning .................................................................... 12
F11 Option - Boot Menu ................................................................................................... 12
BIOS Parameters Settings ....................................................................................................... 13
Connection of Peripherals to H90 Server ................................................................................ 15
Local and Extended Human Interface Connections ............................................................ 16
Local Keyboard and Mouse or Trackball Connections ................................................... 16
USB Annunciator Keyboard Label Preparation .............................................................. 17
Local Video ................................................................................................................... 17
Local Single-Monitor Connections ................................................................................ 17
Local Multiple-Monitor Connections ............................................................................ 17
Local Touchscreen Cabling Connections ....................................................................... 17
Dual- or Quad-Head Video Connections ........................................................................... 20
Video Connections ............................................................................................................. 20
PCIe 2 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Video Connections ........................................ 21
Remote Human Interface Connections .............................................................................. 22
Remote USB Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Connections .............. 22
Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections ................................................................... 25
Printer Connections ........................................................................................................... 25
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GCIO Connections ............................................................................................................ 26

NIC/Ethernet Card Connection ........................................................................................ 26
Ethernet Connections from H90 Server to Remote Clients ................................................ 26
ac Power Connections ........................................................................................................ 28
2. Hardware Upgrade Installation ....................................................................................... 29

H90 Server Access Panel ......................................................................................................... 29
Top Access Panel Removal ................................................................................................. 29
Top Access Panel Replacement ........................................................................................... 30
Interface Card Types and Installation ...................................................................................... 30
Expansion Cards Riser Cages .................................................................................................. 31
Expansion Cards Riser Cage Removal ........................................................................... 31
Expansion Cards Riser Cage Replacement ..................................................................... 32
Choosing an Expansion Slot ............................................................................................... 32
Installing the Expansion Card ............................................................................................ 32
Removing an Expansion Card ............................................................................................ 33
Interface Card Driver Software Installation ........................................................................ 33
Installing the Orolia/Spectracom GPS Time Card Driver .................................................. 33
HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility ................................................................................. 33
HP Smart Storage Administrator Access ........................................................................ 35
Array Creation ............................................................................................................... 39
Clear Configuration ...................................................................................................... 43
Manage Spare Drives ..................................................................................................... 45
Delete Array .................................................................................................................. 47
Reboot from HP Smart Storage Administrator .............................................................. 49
Loading the Operating System ................................................................................................ 49
Upgrading the Exterior Labels ................................................................................................. 50
3. Image Recovery, Windows Server 2016 Operating System.............................................. 51

Software Required ................................................................................................................... 52
Installation Sequence ............................................................................................................... 52
Windows Server 2016 Operating System Image Recovery Procedure ...................................... 52
Windows Server 2016 Operating System Installation Completed ........................................... 56
4. Windows Server 2016 Operating System Activation ....................................................... 57

Windows Online Activation .................................................................................................... 57
Windows Offline Activation ................................................................................................... 61
5. Driver Installation and Update........................................................................................ 65

Installing the Network Interface Card Drivers ......................................................................... 65
Configuring the Allied Telesis NIC Driver (Fiber and Copper) .......................................... 65
Installing the USB Touchscreen Driver ................................................................................... 66
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Configuring Beep Driver ......................................................................................................... 66
6. Video Configuration........................................................................................................ 67
Configuring Video .................................................................................................................. 67
Monitor Configurations ..................................................................................................... 67
Configuring Multiple Monitors .......................................................................................... 69
Configuring Monitor Resolution ........................................................................................ 70
Configuring Span Mode ..................................................................................................... 70
The NVIDIA Quad-Head Video Card Driver ................................................................... 70
Installing the NVIDIA Video Card Driver .................................................................... 70
Configuring NVIDIA Quad-Head Video to Set Up Mosaic .......................................... 72
Configuring Display Properties using Set Up Mosaic .................................................... 73
Monitor Configurations Using Set Up Mosaic (Extended Desktop/Span Mode) ........... 73
Set Up Mosaic Display Properties Display Numbers Mapping to NVIDIA
DisplayPort Numbers .................................................................................................... 74
For instructions on configuration and application of the Matrox Extio 3 Remote
Graphics Unit, refer to Matrox Extio 3 Remote Graphics Unit User's Guide
(B0700HR). ................................................................................................................. 74
Resolution Settings ........................................................................................................ 74
7. Control Core Services Installation ................................................................................... 75

Installing Control Core Services V9.4 and Later ...................................................................... 76
Recommendations .............................................................................................................. 76
Appendix A. Foxboro DCS Software Startup Options......................................................... 77

Control Core Services Software Startup Options ..................................................................... 77
Appendix B. Setting UEFI/BIOS

Administrator Password ...................................................................................................... 79
Index .................................................................................................................................... 81
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Figures
1-1. Identifying Parts of a H-Code Label .............................................................................. 2
1-2. Front Panel Layout for H90 Server ............................................................................... 6
1-3. SAS Hard Drive ............................................................................................................ 8
1-4. H90 Rear Panel Layout ............................................................................................... 10
1-5. Boot to System Utilities Option .................................................................................. 12
1-6. Boot to Intelligent Provisioning Option ...................................................................... 12
1-7. Boot Menu Selection ................................................................................................... 13
1-8. H90 Server Peripheral Ports on Interface Cards .......................................................... 15
1-9. Mouse, Trackball, Keyboard, and USB Annunciator Keyboard
Connections to H90 Server ......................................................................................... 16
1-10. Single Monitor Local Human Interface Connections to the H90 Server
with a USB Hub ......................................................................................................... 18
1-11. Local/100 foot fiber USB Extended Human Interface Connections to H90 Server ..... 19
1-12. Typical Configurations for Multi-Head Displays ........................................................ 20
1-13. 2 DisplayPort Video Connection, Model H90 Server ................................................. 21
1-14. 2 DisplayPort Video Connection, Model H90 Server ................................................. 22
1-15. Extended Connection for USB Annunciator Keyboard ............................................... 24
1-16. Printer Cable Connections to Model H90 Server ........................................................ 26
1-17. Ethernet Connections from H90 Server to Clients on a Secondary Network Using
Copper RJ-45 Connection .......................................................................................... 27
1-18. ac Power Cords ........................................................................................................... 28
2-1. Expansion Cards Riser Cage ........................................................................................ 31
2-2. Intelligent Provisioning Grub Error ............................................................................ 34
2-3. Access to Intelligent Provisioning at Boot Time .......................................................... 35
2-4. Intelligent Provisioning Menu ..................................................................................... 35
2-5. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Homepage ................................................................ 36
2-6. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - First Time Wizard ..................................................... 36
2-7. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Skip Wizard .............................................................. 37
2-8. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Perform Maintenance ............................................... 37
2-9. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Perform Maintenance - RAID Configuration ............ 38
2-10. HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility .................................................................... 38
2-11. Smart Storage Administrator - Configure Smart Array P408i ...................................... 39
2-12. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Array Action ..................................................... 40
2-13. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Array Drives ..................................................... 41
2-14. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Logical Drive .................................................... 42
2-15. Smart Storage Administrator - Complete Creation of Array ........................................ 43
2-16. Smart Storage Administrator - Clear Configuration .................................................... 44
2-17. Smart Storage Administrator - Clear Configuration Confirmation .............................. 44
2-18. Smart Storage Administrator - Finish Clear Configuration .......................................... 45
2-19. Smart Storage Administrator - Array A As Spare ......................................................... 46
2-20. Smart Storage Administrator - Spare Drive Selection .................................................. 46
2-21. Smart Storage Administrator - Complete Managing Spare Drives ............................... 47
2-22. Smart Storage Administrator - Select Array to Delete .................................................. 47
2-23. Smart Storage Administrator - Delete Array Confirmation .......................................... 48
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2-24. Smart Storage Administrator - Finish Delete Array ..................................................... 48

2-25. Smart Storage Administrator - No Array Found .......................................................... 48
2-26. Smart Storage Administrator - Close HP SSA ............................................................. 49
2-27. HP Intelligent Provisioning - Power Off ..................................................................... 49
3-1. Set Up Windows - Microsoft License Product Key ...................................................... 54
3-2. Set Up Windows - Microsoft Software License Terms ................................................. 55
4-1. Microsoft Windows Server 2016 License Key Certification of Authenticity ................ 57
4-2. System Window for H90 ............................................................................................ 58
4-3. Windows Activation - Enter a product key .................................................................. 58
4-4. Windows Activation — Activate Windows ................................................................. 59
4-5. Windows Activation — Windows is activated (Online) .............................................. 60
4-6. Windows Activation — Invalid Product Key .............................................................. 60
4-7. Windows Activation — Other Ways to Activate ......................................................... 61
4-8. Windows Activation — Select your country or region ................................................. 61
4-9. Windows Activation — Toll-Free or Toll Numbers for Activation ............................. 62
4-10. Windows Activation — Enter your confirmation ID (Offline) .................................... 63
4-11. Windows Activation — Thanks, you’re all done (Offline) .......................................... 64
6-1. Possible Dual Monitor Configurations for H90 Workstation ...................................... 68
6-2. Possible Quad Monitor Configurations for H90 Workstation ..................................... 69
6-3. NVIDIA Quadro P620 Video Driver Disk - Specify Extraction Path
for NVIDIA Driver Files - OK .................................................................................... 70
6-4. NVDIA Software License Agreement - Agree and Continue ....................................... 71
6-5. NVDIA Software Installation Options - Next ............................................................. 71
6-6. NVIDIA Installer - Completion - Close ...................................................................... 72
6-7. Set Up Mosaic Settings ............................................................................................... 73
A-1. Turning Off Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 or Later Using
Startup Options for Reboot ......................................................................................... 78
B-1. BIOS/Platform Configuration - Server Security .......................................................... 79
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Tables
1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server ......................................................................................... 3
1-2. Front Panel LEDs and Buttons ..................................................................................... 6
1-3. Hot-plug Hard Drive LED Definitions ......................................................................... 8
1-4. Rear Panel Indicators .................................................................................................. 11
1-5. ProLiant DL380 Select BIOS Parameters .................................................................... 14
1-6. “H90 Server Peripheral Ports on Interface Cards” Legend ........................................... 15
1-7. USB Hub Part Numbers in Figure 1-10 ...................................................................... 18
1-8. Cable Groups in Figure 1-11 ....................................................................................... 19
1-9. Cable Adapters ............................................................................................................ 19
1-10. USB Extender and Hub Part Numbers in Figure 1-11 ................................................ 20
1-11. Kit RH103BZ Contents ............................................................................................. 22
2-1. H90 Server Interface Card Kits/Spares ........................................................................ 30
2-2. Model H90 Server Card Slot Positions ........................................................................ 32
3-1. Summary of Installation Sequence for Operating System and Drivers ......................... 52
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Safety Information
Important Information
Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to
become familiar with the device before trying to install, operate,
service, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear
throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of potential
hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies
a procedure.
The addition of either symbol to a "Danger" or

"Warning" safety label indicates that an electrical
hazard exists which will result in personal injury if
the instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to

potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages
that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury.
Please Note
Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and
maintained only by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by
Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this
material.
A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the
construction, installation, and operation of electrical equipment and has
received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.
Preface
This document provides basic hardware and software setup information for the H90
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Standard Server, Style M. The H90 is a Hewlett-Packard®
ProLiant DL380 rack mount server with an Intel Xeon® processor. This document serves as a
reference guide, enabling you to resolve problems quickly and efficiently while setting up your
H90 server.
The H90, HP DL380 Gen10 server with Windows Server 2016 operating system is qualified to
run EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Control Core Services software v9.4 or later. Control Core
Services v9.3 and earlier software are not supported on this system with Windows Server 2016
operating system.
♦ No virus protection software is loaded or installed on the H90, HP DL380 Gen10
server with Windows Server 2016 operating system.
♦ The former serial interface Graphics Controller Input/Output (GCIO) is not
supported.
♦ Veritas System Recovery 2018 Server Edition Kit for the H90 DL380 Gen10 server is
Kit K0204BD
♦ McAfee Security Products (ENS 10.6.1 and ePO 5.10) for the H90 DL380 Gen10
server is Kit K0204BA/Media K0177CW and K0177CX.
♦ The user must activate the host operating system if it is not already activated. Refer to
Chapter 4 “Windows Server 2016 Operating System Activation”.
If you are installing your hardware for the first time, you only need to read through Chapter 1
“Basic Server Setup” and Chapter 2 “Hardware Upgrade Installation”. Most of the information in
this document is required only if your H90 server needs to be reloaded in case of detected failure.
The H90 servers are shipped preconfigured per H-Code (see Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”)
from Schneider Electric Systems USA, Inc. ready for use with Foxboro DCS Control Core
Services software installation (see Chapter 7 “Control Core Services Installation”).
Reloading the Windows Server 2016 operating system requires using the Recovery DVDs
provided with the Model H90 server.
This document is for system and network engineers and other individuals who may be responsible
for setting up the Control Core Services software on an H90 Foxboro™ DCS Standard server
platform provided by the Foxboro business unit of Schneider Electric.
This document assumes that the reader is familiar with the Windows® operating system and has a
basic understanding of the Control Core Services system.
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Revision Information
For this release of this document (B0700HP, Rev. C), the following changes were made:
Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”
♦ Updated Figure 1-8.
Chapter 2 “Hardware Upgrade Installation”
♦ Added GPS Time Synchronization card to Table 2-1 and Table 2-2.
♦ Added “Installing the Orolia/Spectracom GPS Time Card Driver” on page 33.
Chapter 3 “Image Recovery, Windows Server 2016 Operating System”
♦ Added last step to “Windows Server 2016 Operating System Installation Completed”
on page 56.
Related Documents
These documents provide additional information:
♦ Control Core Services v9.4 Software Installation Guide (B0700SX)
♦ Control Core Services v9.4 Release Notes (B0700SY)
♦ Control Core Services v9.5 Software Installation Guide (B0700TC)
♦ Control Core Services v9.5 Release Notes (B0700TD)
♦ Control Software v7.1 Release Notes (B0750ST)
♦ Foxboro DCS Control Software Installation Guide (B0750RA)
♦ McAfee ENS 10.5.2 and ePO 5.9.1 Installation Guide (B0700VW)
♦ Monitor Software Setup for Windows® Workstations (B0700GD)
♦ Veritas System Recovery 18 (B0700HS)
♦ Security Implementation User's Guide for Foxboro Evo Workstations (Windows 10 or
Windows Server 2016 Operating Systems) (B0700HG)
♦ System Definition: A Step-By-Step Procedure (B0193WQ)
♦ Workstation Alarm Management (B0700AT)
♦ Printer Installation for Foxboro DCS Control Core Services V9.4 and Later (Windows 10
and Windows Server 2016 Platforms) (B0700HF)
For a list of similar documentation for other workstations and servers, refer to the release notes for
each Foxboro™ DCS Control Core Services release. Find the latest versions of these documents
on the Global Customer Support (GSC) website.
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Schneider Electric Products Mentioned in this

Document
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Control Core Services

Foxboro™ DCS USB annunciator keyboard
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Control Network
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Control Software
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS System Definition (SysDef )
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS FoxView/FoxDraw
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS FoxPanels
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Software Startup Options
H90 EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ DCS Standard Server
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1. Basic Server Setup
This chapter identifies the basic parts of the H90 Foxboro DCS Standard HP® ProLiant
DL380 server and explains its connections, indicators and interfaces.
This chapter contains all the information necessary to set up the H90 server.
The H90 servers are shipped preconfigured from Foxboro with all cards, internal hard drives, and
Windows Server 2016 operating system installed. Before performing any procedures described in
this document, you must determine the following information about your H90 server:
♦ Type of software installed (process engineering station or process operator station)
♦ Number of monitors used with the H90 server
♦ Size of internal system hard drive
♦ Type of Ethernet card(s) (if present)
♦ Determine Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) hard drive level: RAID 0,
RAID 1, or RAID 5.
Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration

You can determine basic information about your H90 server (described at the beginning of this
chapter) from the H90 server’s H-Code.
H-Code is a production code used to identify a machine and its hardware configuration. The H-
Code can be found on a label on the top of the H90 server. The label is illustrated in Figure 1-1.
The information found on this label lets you identify:
♦ H-Code for your H90 server
♦ Style type
♦ Revision level
NOTE
If you are unable to locate your H-Code, or if you have made modifications to your
machine without updating the H-Code, contact 1-866-746-6477, or outside the
U.S., 508-549-2424 for assistance.
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NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
Remote client workstations supported by Model H90 servers must not

be used as replacements for dedicated, multiple Foxboro DCS
workstations because of performance considerations and a single
workstation could potentially cause a disruption by becoming
unavailable. When remote client stations are totally dependent on
applications running in the server, a detected failure or shutdown of
the server will affect all these remote stations as well. Also, due to the
variability of demand that can be placed on the server by remote client
sessions, the performance of the applications running on the Model
H90 server may not be as deterministic as it is on a dedicated, single-
user workstation.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in data loss.
Figure 1-1. Identifying Parts of a H-Code Label
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Table 1-1 helps you identify the type of H90 server you have, based on the information on the
H-Code label. After you have identified the type of H90 server, use the remaining digits in the
H-Code (after the first two characters) to identify the equipment installed in and used with the
H90 server.
Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server
H-Code Number/System Options

1st Position POINTING DEVICE/VIDEO HEADS:
H90 Q - - - - - - - - Mouse + Quad head Digital Mini DisplayPort/DisplayPort
Interface (Nvidia Quadro P620) *[Default Selection]
H90 R - - - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Quad head Digital Mini Display-
Port/DisplayPort Interface (Nvidia Quadro P620)
H90 S - - - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Quad head Digital Mini
DisplayPort/DisplayPort Interface (Nvidia Quadro P620)
2nd Position RAM:

H90 - H - - - - - - - 1x16 Registered DIMMs [16 GB Total] with Populated
Processor Sockets: 3 [Default Selection]
H90 - J - - - - - - - 2x16 GB Registered DIMMs [32 GB Total] with Populated
Processor Sockets: 3,4
H90 - K - - - - - - - 3x16 GB Registered DIMMs [48 GB Total] with Populated
Processor Sockets: 3
H90 - L - - - - - - - 4x16 GB Registered DIMMs [64 GB Total] with Populated
H90 - M - - - - - - - 6x16 GB Registered DIMMs [96 GB Total] with Populated
H90 - N - - - - - - - 8x16 GB Registered DIMMs [128 GB Total] with Populated
H90 - P - - - - - - - 12x16 GB Registered DIMMs [192 GB Total] with Populated
H90 - Q - - - - - - - 16x16 GB Registered DIMMs [256 GB Total] with Populated
H90 - R - - - - - - - 24x16 GB Registered DIMMs [384 GB Total] with Populated
3rd Position INTERNAL HARD DRIVES:

H90 - - H - - - - - - System with one 400 SSD GB internal disk [High Availability
Options: 0]
H90 - - J - - - - - - System with two 400 SSD GB internal disks With [High
Availability Options: 0, 1]
H90 - - K - - - - - - System with three 400 SSD internal disks With [High
Availability Options: 0, 2, 3]
H90 - - L - - - - - - System with four 400 SSD GB internal disks With [High
H90 - - M - - - - - - System with five 400 SSD GB internal disks With [High
Availability Options: 0, 2,4]
H90 - - N - - - - - - System with six 400 SSD GB internal disks With [High
H90 - - P - - - - - - System with one 600 GB internal disk [High Availability
Options: 0] [Default Selection]
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Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server (Continued)

H90 - - Q - - - - - - System with two 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 1]
H90 - - R - - - - - - System with three 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 2, 3]
H90 - - S - - - - - - System with four 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 2, 4]
H90 - - T - - - - - - System with five 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 2, 4]
H90 - - U - - - - - - System with six 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 2, 4]
H90 - - V - - - - - - System with seven 600 GB internal disks With [High
H90 - - W - - - - - - System with eight 600 GB internal disks With [High Availability
Options: 0, 2, 4]
4th Position ETHERNET INTERFACES:
H90 - - - 9 - - - - - Four RJ-45 Integrated Network Interface Ports (NIC)
H90 - - - D - - - - - Two single port RJ-45 PCIe NICs + Four RJ-45 Integrated
NICs [Default Selection]
H90 - - - E - - - - - Two single port fiber LC Fiber PCIe NICs + Four Ethernet RJ-
45 Integrated NICs
H90 - - - F - - - - - Three single port fiber LC Fiber PCIe NICs + Four Ethernet
RJ-45 Integrated NICs
Requires Mandatory for 7th selection of Option 4 (2nd proces-
sor)
H90 - - - G - - - - - Four single port fiber LC Fiber PCIe NICs + Four Ethernet RJ-
45 Integrated NICs
Requires Mandatory 7th selection of Option 4 (2nd processor)
5th Position I/O CARDS:

H90 - - - - 0 - - - - None [Default Selection]
6th Position HIGH AVAILABILITY OPTIONS:

H90 - - - - - 0 - - - No RAID With [Internal Hard Drives Options:
H,J,K,L,M,N,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W] [Default Selection]
H90 - - - - - 1 - - - Internal RAID 1 [with Internal Hard Drives Options: J,Q]
H90 - - - - - 2 - - - Internal RAID 5 [with Internal Hard Drives Options:
K,L,M,N,R,S,T,U,V,W]
H90 - - - - - 3 - - - Internal RAID 1 with one hot spare [with Internal Hard Drives
Options: K,R]
H90 - - - - - 4 - - - Internal RAID 5 with one hot spare [with Internal Hard Drives
Options: L,M,N,S,T,U,V,W]
7th Position PROCESSOR OPTIONS:

H90 - - - - - - 3 - - One processor (i.e. eight cores) Requires 2nd selection of
H,J,K,L,M [Default Selection]
H90 - - - - - - 4 - - Two processors (i.e., sixteen cores) Requires 2nd selection of
J,L,M,N,P,Q,R. Mandatory for 4th selections F,G, and Foxboro
Control Software Galaxy and Historian applications) with
[Hardware Trade-in Upgrade Credit Options: 0]
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Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server (Continued)

8th Position LOCAL EDITION/ENTERPRISE EDITION O.S. LICENSES:
H90 - - - - - - - K - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):
Microsoft Server 2016 Server as Workstation with Veritas
System Recovery (License J0202CU) and no added Security
Software.
H90 - - - - - - - L - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):
Microsoft Server 2016 Server as Server with Veritas System
Recovery (License J0202CV) and no added Security
Software.
H90 - - - - - - - M - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):

Microsoft Server 2016 Server as Workstation with Veritas
System Recovery (License J0202CU) with McAfee ENS +
ePO Security Software.
H90 - - - - - - - N - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):

Microsoft Server 2016 Server as Server with Veritas System
Recovery (License J0202CV) with McAfee ENS + ePO
Security Software [Default Selection]
9th Position HARDWARE TRADE-IN UPGRADE CREDIT:

H90 - - - - - - - - 0 No trade-in [Default Selection]
H90 - - - - - - - - A Advantage Discount for return of AP20
H90 - - - - - - - - B Advantage Discount for return of WP20
H90 - - - - - - - - C Advantage Discount for return of WP30
H90 - - - - - - - - D Advantage Discount for return of PW
H90 - - - - - - - - E Advantage Discount for return of AW/AP 70A
H90 - - - - - - - - F Advantage Discount for return of 50 Series
H90 - - - - - - - - G Advantage Discount for return of 51A
H90 - - - - - - - - H Advantage Discount for return of 70B
H90 - - - - - - - - J Advantage Discount for return of 51B
H90 - - - - - - - - K Advantage Discount for return of 51C
H90 - - - - - - - - L Advantage Discount for return of 51D
H90 - - - - - - - - M Advantage Discount for return of 51E
H90 - - - - - - - - N Advantage Discount for return of 70C
H90 - - - - - - - - P Advantage Discount for return of P79
H90 - - - - - - - - Q Advantage Discount for return of P80
H90 - - - - - - - - R Advantage Discount for return of P81
H90 - - - - - - - - S Advantage Discount for return of P91
H90 - - - - - - - - T Advantage Discount for return of P92
H90 - - - - - - - - U Advantage Discount for return of P82
H90 - - - - - - - - V Advantage Discount for return of P90
Notes:
1. Primary Domain Controller: Must purchase, separately, one Host Intrusion Prevention kit and
license plus one license kit for client station #2 and one for each additional station.
2. Backup Domain Controller: Must purchase, separately, one Host Intrusion Prevention kit and
license.
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Front Panel Switches and Indicators

Figure 1-2 illustrates the switches and indicators located on the front panel of the H90 server.
Figure 1-2. Front Panel Layout for H90 Server
Legend
A Quick removal access panel
B Optional Universal Media bay, 2 USB 2.0 and Displayport
C Optical Drive
D 8 SFF Drive Cage Bay
E Power On/Standby button and system power LED button
F Health LED
G NIC Status LED
H UID button/LED
I iLO Front Service Port
J USB 3.0
Table 1-2 provides a description of the front panel indicators, buttons, and switches.
Table 1-2. Front Panel LEDs and Buttons
Item Description Status

E Power On/Standby Button and Solid green = System on
System Power LED1 Flashing green (1 Hz/cycle per sec) = Performing
power on sequence
Solid amber = System in standby
Off = No power present2
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Table 1-2. Front Panel LEDs and Buttons (Continued)

F Health LED1 Solid green = Normal
Flashing green (1 Hz/cycle per sec) = iLO is
rebooting
Flashing amber = System lacking efficiency
Flashing red (1 Hz/cycle per sec) = System potentially
becoming unavailable3
G NIC Status LED1 Solid green = Link to network
Flashing green (1 HZ/cycle per sec) = Network active
Off = No network activity
H UID Button/LED1 Solid blue = Activated
Flashing blue:
♦ 1 Hz/cycle per sec = Remote management or
firmware upgrade in progress
♦ 4 Hz/cycle per sec = iLO manual reboot
sequence initiated
♦ 8 Hz/cycle per sec = iLO manual reboot
sequence in progress
Off = Deactivated
1. When all four LEDs described in this table flash simultaneously, power has potentially become
unavailable to the system. For more information, see Table 1-4.
2. Facility power is not present, power cord is not attached, no power supplies are installed, the power
supply has become unavailable, or the power button cable is disconnected.
3. If the health LED indicates a becoming-suboptimal or suboptimal state, review the system IML or
use iLO to review the system health status.
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Hard Disk Drive Indicators

There are various conditions that can be represented via the hard drive indicator lights for RAID
configurations (Figure 1-3). These conditions and their indicator light patterns are described in
Table 1-3.
Figure 1-3. SAS Hard Drive
Table 1-3. Hot-plug Hard Drive LED Definitions
LED
Legend Indicator LED Color Description
A Locate Solid Blue The drive is being identified by a host application.
Flashing Blue The drive carrier firmware is being updated or
requires an update.
B Activity Rotating Green Drive activity
Ring Off No drive activity
C Do not Solid White
remove
NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
Do not remove the drive. Removing the drive causes

one or more of the logical drives to become
unavailable.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in

data loss.
Off Removing the drive does not cause a logical drive to

become unavailable.
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Table 1-3. Hot-plug Hard Drive LED Definitions (Continued)
LED
Legend Indicator LED Color Description
D Drive Status Solid Green The drive is a member of one or more logical drives.
Flashing Green The drive is rebuilding or performing a RAID
migration, strip size migration, capacity expansion,
or logical drive extension, or is erasing.
Flashing The drive is a member of one or more logical drives
Amber/Green and predicts the drive will become unavailable.
Flashing Amber The drive is not configured and predicts the drive
will become unavailable.
Solid Amber The drive has become unavailable.
Off The drive is not configured by a RAID controller.
Rear Panel Connectors

Figure 1-4 illustrates the connectors located on the rear panel of the H90 server.
NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
Use of USB memory sticks or hard drives that contain special

programs, boot partitions, or other special features or bundles with the
USB hardware may cause unintended consequences and deteriorated
performance of the machine. Negative interactions may occur with the
operating system and Control Software or Control Core Services
software loaded on the system due to unknown USB stick software. It
is always preferred to use a clean, freshly formatted USB memory
stick for use with any H92, H90, or V91 machine. Always use the
Safely Remove Hardware applet in the system tray to select the
devices that you want to unplug, and click Stop. When Windows
notifies you that it is safe to do so, you may unplug the device from
your computer.
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Figure 1-4. H90 Rear Panel Layout
Legend
A PCI Slots (Slots 1-3 top to bottom, riser shipper standard)
B Optional PCI slots (Slots 4-6 top to bottom, requires second riser card, and second
processor
C Power supply LED
D Tertiary Riser
E Power supply LED
F Power supply power connector
G HP Flexible Slot Power supply bay 2 (800w shown)
H Power supply power connector
I HP Flexible Slot Power supply bay 1 (800w shown)
J VGA connector
K Activity LED
L Link LED
M Embedded 4 x 1GbE Network Adapter
N Dedicated iLO management port
O USB connectors 3.0 (2)
P UID LED
H90 Server Power Supplies

Input Voltage
The H90 server power supplies are redundant multi-ranging power supplies that automatically
accept power from 115 V AC (nominal) through 230 V AC (nominal) at 50 through 60 Hz. The
power supplies are switched automatically for 120 V AC or 230 V AC operation.
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Each of the two redundant supplies need a line cord. To help improve power reliability, it is
recommended that they be plugged into separate power circuits, one of which is an
Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS).
Rear Panel Operating Indicators

The rear panel has indicators that provide status on the power supplies and network status. The
following table (Table 1-4) describes the light patterns and their functions:
Table 1-4. Rear Panel Indicators

P UID LED Off = Deactivated
Solid blue = Activated
Flashing blue = System being managed remotely
L Link LED Off = No network link
Green = Network link
K Activity LED Off = No network link
Solid Green = Network link
Flashing green = Network Activity
C Power Supply LED Off = System is off or power supply has become
unavailable
Solid green = Normal
E Power Supply LED Off = System is off or power supply has become
unavailable
Solid green = Normal
H90 Server Interface Cards

Based on the H90 server’s H-Code, you should know which cards are installed in your server. You
should be familiar with your H90 server’s ports and external features, as described in “Rear Panel
Connectors” on page 9, and your H90 server’s internal configuration, as described in “Determin-
ing Your H90 Server’s Configuration” on page 1.
Before installing any software on your H90 server, verify that the H90 server’s interface cards are
installed properly and all peripherals are connected to the H90 server. To install a card in your
H90 server, refer to Chapter 2 “Hardware Upgrade Installation”. This chapter provides
information on which interface cards are available for installation in your H90 server and how to
install new cards and card drivers (if required).
Server Boot Options

This section provides examples of what you will see while booting up the HP DL380 Gen10
server. It also describes the various functions and options available at boot time. UEFI (Unified
Extensible Firmware Interface) is the default Boot Mode for the DL380 Gen10 server.
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Power on the Gen10 Server

Press the Power On/Standby button (refer to Figure 1-2 for the Front Panel Layout).
F9 Option - Boot to System Utilities

To use this option you may use either the keyboard connected to the server via one of the server's
USB ports or a keyboard connected via Remote Graphics Unit (RGU).
During the servers POST (Power On Self Test) process, the boot options screen appears. This
screen is visible for several seconds before the system attempts to boot from a supported boot
device.
During this time, you can access the System Utilities by pressing the F9 key on a USB-connected
keyboard for system setup to verify or setup the BIOS parameters.
Press the F9 key in the HP ProLiant POST screen to enter the System Utilities menu. Refer to
Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-5. Boot to System Utilities Option
F10 Option - Boot to Intelligent Provisioning

During the servers POST (Power On Self Test) process, the boot options screen appears. This
screen is visible for several seconds before the system attempts to boot from a supported boot
device. During this time, you can access the Intelligent Provisioning by pressing the F10 key. See
“HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility” on page 33 for details regarding this utility.
Press the F10 key to access Intelligent Provisioning. Refer to Figure 1-6.
Figure 1-6. Boot to Intelligent Provisioning Option
F11 Option - Boot Menu

This feature is used to boot from removable media such as CDROM or DVD. During the servers
POST (Power On Self Test) process, the boot options screen appears. This screen is visible for
several seconds before the system attempts to boot from a supported boot device. During this
time, you can access the Boot Menu by pressing the F11 key.
To perform the one-time boot,
1. Press the F11 key to access Boot Menu. Refer to Figure 1-7.
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Figure 1-7. Boot Menu Selection
2. From the subsequent Boot Menu, select Embedded SATA Port 12 CD/DVD ROM:
hp DVDRW GUD0N and press Enter.
BIOS Parameters Settings

The BIOS parameters for the H90 server are preset at the factory before shipment of the server;
the parameters in this section are provided for reference. If these parameters are not configured as
described in this section, you may encounter problems when using your H90. The BIOS may be
checked at the H90 server’s startup, regardless of whether Control Core Services or Windows
Server® operating system has been loaded onto the machine.
NOTE
BIOS contains settings that influence the security of the server. It is strongly advised
that these settings be protected with a password. Refer to Appendix B “Setting
UEFI/BIOS Administrator Password”.
Follow this procedure to check and configure the setup parameters for the BIOS for your H90
server.
1. On a USB-connected keyboard, press the F9 key when you see the F9 System Utilities
(displayed in the lower left hand corner) of the monitor during POST after turning
on the H90 server to enter System Utilities menu.
2. To configure the server’s BIOS parameters, select System Configuration on the
System Utilities menu, and then select BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).
3. Set the parameters to their specified values as listed in Table 1-5 for your H90 server.
a. Use the <Up Arrow> and <Enter> keys or mouse to select and change parameters
and values. Press the <Enter> key to select change for the values.
b. Press the F10 key to save changes in the BIOS.
4. When you have completed configuring the BIOS parameters, press the <Esc> key to
return to the System Utilities menu.
5. Then use the <Up Arrow> key to select Reboot the System and press <Enter>.
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Table 1-5. ProLiant DL380 Select BIOS Parameters
Parameter Name Value

System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Workload Profile [Virtualization-
Max
Performance]
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Network Options->Network Boot [Disabled]
Options->Embedded LOM 1 Port 1
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->System Options->Processor [0]
Options->Enabled Cores per Processor
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->System Options->Processor [Enabled]
Options-> Processor x2APIC Support
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->System Options->USB Options- {Disabled}
>Internal SD Card Slot
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Storage Options->SATA [Enable SATA
Controller Options->Embedded SATA Configuration AHCI Support]
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Boot Options->Boot Mode [UEFI Mode]
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Boot Options->UEFI Boot
Settings ->UEFI Boot Order
Embedded Sata Port 12 CD/DVD ROM
Windows Boot Manager
Embedded RAID 1
Generic USB Boot
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Advanced Options->Video [Add-in Video
Options Enabled]
[Embedded
Video
Disabled1]
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Server Security->One-Time Boot [Enabled]
Menu (F11 Prompt)
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->Server Security->Intelligent Provi- [Enabled]
sioning (F10) Prompt
System Configuration->BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)->System Options->Server Avail- [Restore Last
ability->Automatic Power-On Power State]
System Configuration->iLO 5 Configuration Utility->Advanced Network Options->Gateway from [Disabled]
DHCP
System Configuration->iLO 5 Configuration Utility->Advanced Network Options->DHCP Routes [Disabled]
System Configuration->iLO 5 Configuration Utility->Advanced Network Options->DNS from [Disabled]
DHCP
System Configuration->iLO 5 Configuration Utility->Advanced Network Options->WINS from [Disabled]
DHCP
System Configuration->iLO 5 Configuration Utility->Advanced Network Options->Register with [Disabled]
WINS Server
1. You have to connect a monitor to one of the server's onboard rear VGA or front DisplayPort
connectors when using Intelligent Provisioning. If you perform Intelligent Provisioning using the
NVIDIA video card, you will get the system message found in Figure 2-2.
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NOTE
The BIOS version, parameters and values are subject to change without prior
information.
6. If you changed any BIOS parameter settings, press F10 key to Save changes made to
the BIOS.
You have completed configuring the BIOS parameters. If you are ready to attach peripherals to
the server, you must turn off the server now.
Connection of Peripherals to H90 Server

Once all the cards have been installed, you can connect all peripherals to the H90 server.
Figure 1-8 indicates the peripheral connectors on the rear of the H90 server. Each interface card
provides one or more ports for connection to various peripheral devices.
A B
C D
Figure 1-8. H90 Server Peripheral Ports on Interface Cards
Table 1-6. “H90 Server Peripheral Ports on Interface Cards” Legend
Item Description
A Video Card
B Optional Ethernet Cards
C Foxboro DCS Control Network Ethernet Cards
D Optional TimeSync Card
NOTE
Figure 1-8 and the following illustrations of the H90 rear panel use a two Ethernet
NIC configuration example. Other configurations with up to four NICs are
possible. Refer to Table 2-2 for other card slot assignments.
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Local and Extended Human Interface Connections

NOTE
The local onboard video connection is no longer a H-code option. All references to
the onboard video have been superseded by the default add-in video connection. An
add-in video card will always be in the server and can be used as a single video
connection. The onboard video has limited video memory capabilities.
Local Keyboard and Mouse or Trackball Connections

Connect the trackball or mouse, the keyboard, and optionally, the Foxboro DCS USB
annunciator keyboard locally to the H90 server, as shown in Figure 1-9.
Figure 1-9. Mouse, Trackball, Keyboard, and USB Annunciator Keyboard

Connections to H90 Server
NOTE
Refer to the following if using the USB annunciator keyboard(s):
1. The H90 DL380 Gen10 server supports only USB annunciator keyboards.
2. If a hub/extension device is used, verify that it has the ability to source the 5 V
power for up to four USB annunciator keyboards (i.e., 5 V dc @ 500 mA per USB
port).
3. For instructions on wiring connections to the USB annunciator keyboard’s
termination block, refer to USB-Based Annunciator Keyboard User's Guide
(B0700FT).
If you are using a touchscreen as an input device, refer to “Local Touchscreen Cabling Connec-
tions” on page 17.
If you have connected a USB annunciator keyboard to this station, you must slip the labels to the
keys on the keyboard under their clear shields as described in “USB Annunciator Keyboard Label
Preparation” on page 17.
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USB Annunciator Keyboard Label Preparation

The USB annunciator keyboards are shipped with a configuration application (FoxHPC) which
can configure and print out labels to identify each lamp/switch pair key. The label for each key
must be placed under a clear cover in the key. Refer to USB-Based Annunciator Keyboard User's
Guide (B0700FT) for instructions on configuring these labels and printing them on your printer’s
standard paper.
Perform the following steps to prepare and install the labels.
1. Print the desired labeling information on the desired paper as discussed in USB-Based
Annunciator Keyboard User's Guide (B0700FT).
2. With a pair of scissors, cut out the labels from the printed sheet. Verify that each label
is cut small enough that it can fit under the clear plastic cover of each key.
3. For each key, carefully pull out the clear plastic shield on top of the key. It may be
useful to expose a corner of the clear shield by pulling it free from the rubber
moulding of the key, and then using that corner as a lever to remove the clear shield
from the key.
4. Put the label in the recess left empty by the shield.
5. Slip the clear shield back into its recess in the key.
6. Repeat Steps 3-5 for each remaining key.
Local Video
Connect the video as shown in Figure 1-10 and Figure 1-11. An add-in video card is required for
all cable lengths. Use of the integrated video is not supported.
Local Single-Monitor Connections

To connect a single monitor locally, make the cable connections shown in Figure 1-10 and
Figure 1-11.
Local Multiple-Monitor Connections

Dual/quad-head local/extended monitors (that is, analog only up to 30 m (100 feet)) may be
configured as illustrated in Figure 1-10 and Figure 1-11 by using the installed video card. Their
optionally associated USB touchscreens are cabled via the RH103BZ USB, fiber, 30 m (100 ft)
extension kit.
This analog video connection will only operate when the Foxboro P/N RH924DF or P0924DF
30 m (100 ft) VGA cable is used in conjunction with the Foxboro P/N RH103ER, Mini
DisplayPort to VGA adapter, is used. The P0971DY 30 m (100 ft) analog cable will not
function correctly. If the 15 m (50 ft) analog cable is used, analog part numbers must be
RH924DE or P0924DE. The P0971DX cable will not function correctly.
For human interface devices (that is, monitors, touchscreens, mouse, keyboard, etc.), which need
to be mounted more than 30 meters (100 ft) from the Model H90, use the Remote Graphics Unit
(RGU) that is described in the Matrox Extio 3 Remote Graphics User’s Guide (B0700HR).
Local Touchscreen Cabling Connections

Only USB touchscreens are supported in systems with Control Core Services v9.4 or later.
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The Model H90 server can support up to four local touchscreen monitors. Make the cable
connections as shown in Figure 1-10 and Figure 1-11.
NOTE
Detailed USB touchscreen instructions are available in the document Monitor
Software Setup for Windows® Workstations (B0700GD) in section “Windows
Workstation USB Touchscreen Installation, Setup, and Calibration”.
NOTE
1. It is inadvisable to disconnect the touchscreen from the USB port after
calibrating.
2. It is inadvisable to attempt a touchscreen calibration from a remote client. To
help prevent remote client sessions from requesting a touchscreen calibration after
login, calibrate the touchscreen on the server at all screen resolutions remote clients
may use.
Figure 1-10. Single Monitor Local Human Interface Connections to the H90 Server
with a USB Hub
Table 1-7. USB Hub Part Numbers in Figure 1-10
Description Part Number

7-Port USB Hub 120 V ac version P0928EH
240 V ac version P0928GR
You have completed connections for local monitor (with or without optional USB touchscreen)
cabling.
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Note: All 1.8 m (6 ft) USB cables may use the optional 3 m (10 ft) P0972RJ extension cable.
Figure 1-11. Local/100 foot fiber USB Extended Human Interface Connections to H90 Server
Table 1-8. Cable Groups in Figure 1-11
Cable Group Description Cables

Analog video cables RH924DE = 15 m (50 ft)
RH924DF = 30 m (100 ft)
Digital DVI-D video cables P0972VR = 1.5 m (5 ft)
P0972VS = 3 m (10 ft)
P0972VT = 4.5 m (15 ft)
Digital DisplayPort video cables RH103EN = 1.8 m (6 ft)
RH103EP = 3 m (10 ft)
RH103EQ = 4.5 m (15 ft)
USB extension cable P0972RJ = 3 m (10 ft)
(limit of 1 per device)
Table 1-9. Cable Adapters

Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort RH103DV
Mini DisplayPort to DVI-D RH103ET
Mini DisplayPort to VGA RH103ER
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Table 1-10. USB Extender and Hub Part Numbers in Figure 1-11

Fiber-Optic USB Extender Set 100-240 V ac 50/60 Hz version RH103BZ
(includes 7-port USB hub and
100-foot fiber-optic cable)
7-Port USB Hub 120 V ac version P0928EH
240 V ac version P0928GR
Dual- or Quad-Head Video Connections

The video cards require a driver; refer to Chapter 6 “Video Configuration”.
When adding a multi-head video card to a server, you can have one to four (analog or digital)
video displays at a time.
Instructions for connecting the monitors to the multi-head video cards vary depending on
whether you are installing a dual or quad monitor configuration.
First, you must choose how you want to position the monitors in your final configuration.
Figure 1-12 provides an illustration of the typical monitor configurations. (For additional
examples of dual and quad-head monitor configurations, refer to “Video Configuration” on
page 67.) Assign each monitor a number as shown in Figure 1-12.
Figure 1-12. Typical Configurations for Multi-Head Displays
Video Connections
The Model H90 server video card is a PCIexpress x16 NVIDIA quad head video card. Four mini-
DisplayPort to DisplayPort video adapter cables are supplied with the video card. See Figure 1-13
and Figure 1-14.
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NOTE
The default configuration of the DL380 is Digital Video only and does not support
extended video cable lengths.
PCIe 2 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Video Connections
Two Display Port to DVI cables included with the default video card.
Figure 1-13. 2 DisplayPort Video Connection, Model H90 Server
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Figure 1-14. 2 DisplayPort Video Connection, Model H90 Server
NOTE
The Matrox M9120 video card is no longer available as an option in the H90 server
beginning with the release of the HP DL380 Gen10 server.
Remote Human Interface Connections

Remote USB Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard
Connections
USB annunciator and annunciator/numeric keyboards may connect to their stations from up to
30 m (100 ft) through fiber optic USB extenders, and their support equipment, provided in the
RH103BZ kit (USB 1.1/2.0 Fiber Extender Kit, 30 m (100 ft) for Windows, 100-240 V ac 50/60
Hz Universal Power Supplies):
Table 1-11. Kit RH103BZ Contents
Kit Parts Description Quantity

P0923DX USB extender for Windows processors, 120 VAC 1
version USB 1.1/2.0 Fiber Extender Kit, 30 m (100
ft) length
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Table 1-11. Kit RH103BZ Contents (Continued)
Kit Parts Description Quantity

RH103BW Condor SA-053A0IV-103D-IP-ROHS Power 1
Supply, P/N SA053A0IV, Model No. A-186DB05A
240 Volt Power Supply for USB Extender Kit
Input: 100-240 VAC / 47-63 Hz
Output: +5 VDC/0-3000mA Regulated, 3 PIN
IEC-C14 Socket
DC Cord: 1.5 m (5 ft), 18 AWG ± 5% (4.75-5.25
VDC)
DC Cord Output Plug: 3.4 mm OD x 1.3 mm ID x
11.0 mm length, Center Positive, Type “H”
connector
P0928EH 7-Port D-Link USB Hub (120 VAC version). 1
RH103BV Condor SA-053A0IV-205D-IP-ROHS Power Sup- 1
ply, P/N 053A0IV, Model No. 3A-186DB05A
240 V ac to 5 VDC Power Supply for the 7 Port D-
Link USB Hub
Input: 100-240 V ac / 47-63 Hz
Output: +5VDC/0-3000mA Regulated, 3 PIN IEC-
C14 Socket
DC Cord: 1.5 m (5 ft), 18 AWG ± 5% (4.75-5.25
VDC)
DC Cord Output Plug: 5.5 mm OD x 2.1 mm ID x
11.0 mm length, Center Positive, Type “A”
connector
P0800FJ Schuko (i.e., European) Line cord 2

P0170TF Power Cord Set with IEC-320 Female and NEMA 2
5•15 Male Connectors
Overall Length: 2290 mm (7 ft, 5 in)
10 A, 125 V Rated
N/A Module Fasteners: Scotch®, heavy duty, 1” square, 2
mounting foam pads, Catalog #111 or equivalent
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Figure 1-15. Extended Connection for USB Annunciator Keyboard
NOTE
The H90 DL380 Gen10 server supports only USB annunciator keyboards.
Connect the equipment listed in these kits as shown in Figure 1-15. Fix the USB extenders to a
surface using the module fasteners provided in each kit.
NOTE
Refer to the following if using the USB annunciator keyboard(s):
1. The H90 DL380 Gen10 server supports only USB annunciator keyboards.
2. If a hub/extension device is used, verify that it has the ability to source the 5 V
power for up to four USB annunciator keyboards (5 V dc @ 500 mA per USB port).
3. For instructions on wiring connections to the USB annunciator keyboard’s
termination block, refer to USB-Based Annunciator Keyboard User's Guide
(B0700FT).
4. The USB annunciator keyboard cannot connect to the RGU.
When finished, proceed to “USB Annunciator Keyboard Label Preparation” on page 17 to slip
the labels in the keys.
Refer to USB-Based Annunciator Keyboard User's Guide (B0700FT) for details on the USB
annunciator keyboard.
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Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections

NOTE
Detailed USB touchscreen instructions are available in the document Monitor
Software Setup for Windows® Workstations (B0700GD) in section “Windows
Workstation USB Touchscreen Installation, Setup, and Calibration”.
For information regarding configuration of remote touchscreen and speaker connections,

refer to Matrox® Extio 3 Remote Graphics User’s Guide (B0700HR).
Printer Connections
These printers can be connected to the Model H90 Server:
♦ USB 80-column dot-matrix printer
♦ USB color printer
NOTICE
POTENTIAL EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
Before connecting the AC power line to a peripheral device, confirm

that the voltage at the AC receptacle matches the power requirements
indicated on the device data label. Each peripheral device includes a
power cord. Plug the cord for the device into the appropriate AC
source outlet.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment

damage.
CAUTION
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR POTENTIAL EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE
If you substitute an alternate type of plug (or other connection) in place

of the one supplied with the power cord, shock hazard protection
requires that you follow proper polarity and safety earthing (grounding)
method.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or

equipment damage.
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To set up the printer for the Model H90 Server:

1. Connect the printer’s power cord to a power source.
2. Connect the printer’s communications cable to the server as shown in Figure 1-16.
♦ To check on (or set) the printer’s operating parameters, refer to Printer Installation for
Foxboro Evo Control Core Services V9.4 and Later (Windows 10 and Windows Server
2016 Platforms) (B0700HF).
Each printer connected to the server and included in the system configuration files is
automatically installed during the installation of Control Core Services.
Figure 1-16. Printer Cable Connections to Model H90 Server
You have completed connecting the printer(s) to your Model H90 Server.
GCIO Connections
The Graphics Controller Input Output (GCIO) interface system is not supported on the H90
DL380 Gen10 server.
NIC/Ethernet Card Connection

In a Foxboro Control Network, H90 servers are connected via Allied Telesis® copper or fiber-
optic Ethernet NICs.
The copper or fiber NICs installed in the H90 server connect the server to the Ethernet switches
in this Control Network. Schneider Electric recommends that you connect the server to two
different switches in the Control Network to provide redundant data signal paths and remove
single points which could potentially render the system unavailable.
Ethernet Connections from H90 Server to Remote Clients

Client stations can access the H90 server using the TCP/IP protocol on either the Control
Network or a secondary network. Figure 1-17 shows the recommended method of connecting a
H90 server to remote clients over a secondary Ethernet network running TCP/IP protocol.
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Figure 1-17. Ethernet Connections from H90 Server to Clients on a Secondary Network Using
Copper RJ-45 Connection
NOTE
Only the 100/1000BaseT type of network connection can be used.
To make Ethernet cabling connections from the H90 DL380 Gen10 server to remote clients, use
CAT5 type cables with RJ-45 connectors to cable between the RJ-45 jack on the Ethernet card
and the Ethernet switch as shown in Figure 1-17.
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ac Power Connections
The H90 server has dual power supplies. It is recommended that the H90 server always operate
with both power supplies supplying dc power to the H90 server. One or both of the power
supplies should be connected to an uninterruptible power source (UPS) or a shock wave protector
(customer-supplied). Connect the power cords as shown in Figure 1-18.
Figure 1-18. ac Power Cords
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2. Hardware Upgrade Installation
This chapter provides installation procedures for adding PCIe cards to a H90 server and
changing the H90 server to a RAID configuration. The optional hardware is available in the
form of upgrade kits or spare parts.
The topics addressed in this chapter are organized into the following categories:
♦ “H90 Server Access Panel” on page 29
♦ “Interface Card Types and Installation” on page 30
♦ “Expansion Cards Riser Cages” on page 31
♦ “HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility” on page 33
To install hardware into the H90 server, you will need access to the interior of the H90 server, as
described in “H90 Server Access Panel” below. Some upgrade kits may require that you affix a
barcode label next to the H-Code label. This procedure is described in “Upgrading the Exterior
Labels” on page 50.
H90 Server Access Panel

The H90 server components are accessed by a removable top access panel. To access the inside of
the server for service, you need to remove the top access panel. Removal of the top H90 server
access panel allows access to the system board and PCIe card slots.
Before opening the H90 server, help to ensure that the server is shut down, and the power cords
have been removed from the power supplies.
CAUTION
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
Remove power cords from the server before any upgrade or repair.

equipment damage.
Top Access Panel Removal

To remove the H90 server top access panel, perform the following steps:
1. Power down the server.
2. Open or unlock the locking latch, slide the top access panel to the rear of the chassis,
and remove the access panel.
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Top Access Panel Replacement

To replace a H90 server top access panel, perform the following steps:
1. Check that no tools or extra parts (including screws) are left inside the H90 server.
2. Place the access panel on top of the server with the hood latch open. Allow the panel
to extend past the rear of the server approximately 1.25 cm (0.5 in).
3. Push down on the hood latch. The access panel slides to a closed position.
4. Tighten the security screw on the hood latch.
Interface Card Types and Installation

Based on the H90 server’s H-Code, you should know which cards are installed in your H90
server. To determine which cards are installed in your server, refer to the H-Code, (see “Determin-
ing Your H90 Server’s Configuration” on page 1).
You should be familiar with your H90 server’s ports and external features, as described in “Rear
Panel Connectors” on page 9, and your H90 server’s internal configuration, as described in
“Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration” on page 1.
Before installing any software on your H90 server, verify that all the H90 server’s interface cards
are installed properly and all peripherals are connected to the H90 server. The interface cards
listed in Table 2-1 are available for installation in your H90 server. Some interface cards may
require driver installation, as listed in Table 2-1.
Table 2-1. H90 Server Interface Card Kits/Spares
Card Purpose Number

NVIDIA PCIexpress Quad Video To enable 1 to 4 digital monitor configu- RH103DU
Card (PCIe) Quadro P620 rations
Single-Port 10/100/1000Base-TX To connect to a control network P0924FD
Ethernet (PCIe) AT-2912T Full
Height
100Base-FX Fiber Optic Ethernet To connect to a control network RH103ED
(PCIe) AT2711 Full Height
GPS Time Synchronization card External GPS Time Accuracy K0204AZ
NOTE
Depending upon the system configuration and population, setup interface cards for
the current version of the H90 server as defined in Table 2-2.
Verify that the H90 server is shut down and the power cords are removed from the
rear of the H90 server.
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Expansion Cards Riser Cages

The system riser cage contains six expansion card connector slots. There are six PCIe slots.
1. The system comes standard with a single riser cage that contains three PCIe expansion
card connector slots (Slots 1-3, top to bottom).
2. The system supports a second riser cage that contains three PCIe expansion card
connector slots (Slots 4 - 6, top to bottom). The second riser cage requires second
processor to be installed.
Figure 2-1. Expansion Cards Riser Cage
Expansion Cards Riser Cage Removal
NOTICE
To avoid damage to the server or expansion boards, power down the

server and remove all AC power cords before removing or installing
the PCI riser cage.

damage.
1. Power down the server.

2. Remove all power cords from the server.
3. Remove the access panel.
4. Remove the PCI riser cage. Pull up on riser cage removal handles; see Figure 2-1.
5. Remove riser cage assembly from the server; see Figure 2-1.
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Expansion Cards Riser Cage Replacement

Proceed as follows:
1. Align the riser boards with the mother board connectors; see Figure 2-1.
2. Press down firmly on the top of the riser cage; see Figure 2-1.
3. Reverse directions from removal procedure.
Choosing an Expansion Slot

Table 2-2 lists the standard expansion card connector slots for the H90 server. See Figure 1-4 on
page 10 for slot locations.
Follow these guidelines when you install an interface card:
Table 2-2. Model H90 Server Card Slot Positions
PCI Card Slot Number Slot Type

Video card Slot 2 PCIe3 x16
Ethernet PCIe card1 to the Control Network Slot 1 PCIe3 x8
Ethernet PCIe card1 to the Control Network Slot 3 PCIe3 x8
Additional Ethernet PCIe card1 Slot 4 PCIe3 x8
Additional Ethernet PCIe card1 Slot 5 PCIe3 x16
Optional GPS Time Synchronization card Slot 6 PCIe3 x8
1. Aminimum of two Ethernet cards must be installed and these are for use on the Control
Network only. A maximum of four Ethernet cards may be installed. Two of the installed
Ethernet cards must be dedicated for use on the Control Network only.
Installing the Expansion Card

To install an expansion card in your H90 server, perform the following steps:
1. Record the cable locations and remove all cables connecting to any cards installed in
the H90 server.
2. Remove the top H90 server access panel.
3. Determine which expansion slot from Table 2-2 into which you will install the new
expansion card. Remove the appropriate slot filler plate.
4. To release the expansion card bracket, press and hold the clip on the back of the
system while you press the release tab on the latch inside the system; and then rotate
the latch away from the expansion-card bracket.
5. To install the card, insert the card-edge connector firmly into the expansion card
connector on the chassis.
6. When the card is firmly seated in the connector and the card-mounting bracket is
aligned with the brackets on either side of it, close the expansion card latch.
7. Connect any cables that should be attached to the card.
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Removing an Expansion Card
CAUTION
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
Remove power cords from the server before any upgrade or repair.

equipment damage.
To remove an expansion card, perform the following steps.

1. Turn off the system, including any attached peripherals. Disconnect power cords.
2. Remove the H90 system top access panel.
3. Disconnect any cables connected to the card.
4. To release the expansion card bracket, press and hold the clip on the back of the
system while you press the release tab on the latch inside the system; then rotate the
latch away from the expansion card bracket.
5. Grasp the expansion card by its top corners, and carefully remove it from the
expansion card connector.
6. If you are removing the card permanently, install a metal filler bracket over the empty
card slot opening.
NOTE
Installing a filler plate over an empty expansion slot is necessary to maintain
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification of the system. The filler
plates also aid in proper cooling and airflow inside the computer.
7. Replace and latch the top H90 server access panel, and then reconnect the H90 server
and peripherals to their AC power sources and turn them on.
Interface Card Driver Software Installation

For use with the HP DL380 Gen10 Proliant server, you must install and configure the video
driver. Refer to “Video Configuration” on page 67 for instructions.
Installing the Orolia/Spectracom GPS Time Card Driver

The H90 DL380 server with Windows Server 2016 only supports the Orolia/Spectracom TSync
PCIe GPS card (part number K0204AZ). To install the driver for this GPS card, refer to the Time
Synchronization User’s Guide (B0700AQ, Rev. Y or later).
HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility

The RAID array on the DL380 Gen10 server is configured via HP Intelligent Provisioning of the
P408i-a SR Smart Array using the HP Smart Storage Administrator utility. Intelligent
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Provisioning is an embedded solution on the HP DL380 Gen10 Proliant server providing system
configuration through an easy to use utility. The storage array must be configured before the
operating system is installed onto the system. This section details how to create and delete storage
arrays, manage spare drives, and clear the storage controller's configuration information. The
following examples describes the configuration steps for 8 hard drive server to setup as a RAID5
with a single hot spare hard drive.
For more detailed information, refer to the HP Smart Storage Administrator User Guide, HP Part
Number: 742648-008a.
NOTE
1. To use Intelligent Provisioning, you must connect a monitor to the server's
onboard VGA or DisplayPort connector.
2. You must connect a monitor to one of the server's onboard VGA or DisplayPort
connector when using Intelligent Provisioning. If you perform Intelligent
Provisioning with the embedded video disabled you will get the message displayed
in Figure 2-2.
3. Some monitors connected VGA (analog) to the server require the user to perform
an Auto Adjust using the OSD (On-Screen Display) controls to automatically
adjust the image position, H. SIZE and FINE settings. Not performing the auto
adjust when connected via VGA results in some picks not being visible when the
HP Smart Storage Administrator utility is displayed on the screen. In particular the
exit icon (X) in the upper right hand corner of the display. Refer to Figure 2-10.
Figure 2-2. Intelligent Provisioning Grub Error
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HP Smart Storage Administrator Access

1. To access the HP Smart Storage Administrator utility at boot time, press the F10 key
to enter Intelligent Provisioning. See Figure 2-3.
Figure 2-3. Access to Intelligent Provisioning at Boot Time
2. When the Intelligent Provisioning menu is listed, press the Enter key to enter
Intelligent Provisioning. See Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4. Intelligent Provisioning Menu
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3. When the Intelligent Provisioning homepage opens, select Intelligent

Provisioning. See Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Homepage
4. When the First Time Wizard page opens select the down arrow. See Figure 2-6.
Figure 2-6. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - First Time Wizard
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5. Click Yes in the Skip Wizard box. See Figure 2-7.
Figure 2-7. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Skip Wizard
6. When the Intelligent Provisioning homepage opens, select Perform Maintenance. See
Figure 2-8.
Figure 2-8. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Perform Maintenance
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7. Choose RAID Configuration to open the Smart Storage Administrator. See

Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9. Intelligent Provisioning Menu - Perform Maintenance - RAID Configuration
The HP Smart Storage Administrator utility is displayed as shown in Figure 2-10.
Figure 2-10. HP Smart Storage Administrator Utility
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Array Creation
The following example describes the configuration of eight hard drives configured as RAID5 with
a single hot spare hard drive.
1. Select HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10, under Available Devices(s) and
Smart Array Controllers on the left hand side of the utility.
To configure the selected P408i-a SR, select Configure under Actions. See
Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-11. Smart Storage Administrator - Configure Smart Array P408i
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2. Select Create Array under Actions. See Figure 2-12.
Figure 2-12. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Array Action
3. As shown in Figure 2-13, select the drives for your configuration and then select
Create Array in the lower right hand corner of the screen. User hard drive sizes may
vary depending upon the V91 Model Code configuration.
For an example, the following figures show a 300 GB hard drive.
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Figure 2-13. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Array Drives
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4. Then select Create Logical Drive in the lower right hand corner of the screen.
See Figure 2-14.
Figure 2-14. Smart Storage Administrator - Create Logical Drive
5. To complete the creation of the array, select Finish in the lower right hand corner of
the screen. See Figure 2-15.
NOTE
Managing spare drives is covered in “Manage Spare Drives” on page 45.
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Figure 2-15. Smart Storage Administrator - Complete Creation of Array
Clear Configuration
Clear Configuration resets the controller's configuration to its default state. Any existing arrays or
logical drives will be deleted.
1. Select the HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10 under configure, then scroll down
and select Clear Configuration under Actions. See Figure 2-16.
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Figure 2-16. Smart Storage Administrator - Clear Configuration
2. From the Clear Configuration Confirmation dialog box, select Clear to confirm you
want to clear the configuration. See Figure 2-17.
Figure 2-17. Smart Storage Administrator - Clear Configuration Confirmation
3. Select Finish in the lower right hand corner of the screen to complete the clear
configuration. See Figure 2-18.
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Figure 2-18. Smart Storage Administrator - Finish Clear Configuration
Manage Spare Drives

This manage task adds or removes physical drives to or from an array. When a physical drive
becomes unavailable, the assigned spare will become active.
1. Select the Logical Devices under Controller Devices, then select array “A”, then
select Manage Spare Drives. See Figure 2-19.
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Figure 2-19. Smart Storage Administrator - Array A As Spare
2. Select the drive or drives to be assigned as spare, then select Save in the lower right
had corner of the screen. See Figure 2-20.
Figure 2-20. Smart Storage Administrator - Spare Drive Selection
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3. Select Finish in the lower right hand corner of the screen to complete Manage Spare
Drives. See Figure 2-21.
Figure 2-21. Smart Storage Administrator - Complete Managing Spare Drives
Delete Array
When you delete an array, all data logical drives that are part of the deleted array will be lost.
1. Select Logical devices then select array A, then select Delete Array. See Figure 2-22.
Figure 2-22. Smart Storage Administrator - Select Array to Delete
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2. Select Yes in the lower right hand corner of the Delete Array screen. See Figure 2-23.
Figure 2-23. Smart Storage Administrator - Delete Array Confirmation
3. Select Finish in the lower right hand corner of the screen to complete Delete Array.
See Figure 2-24.
Figure 2-24. Smart Storage Administrator - Finish Delete Array
No arrays are configured, refer to Figure 2-25.
Figure 2-25. Smart Storage Administrator - No Array Found
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Reboot from HP Smart Storage Administrator

Use the following procedure to exit, reboot or shutdown from the HP Smart Storage
Administrator and exit HP Intelligent Provisioning.
1. Select the X in the upper right hand corner of the HP SSA utility to exit. See
Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-26. Smart Storage Administrator - Close HP SSA
2. Next, select the power symbol in the upper right hand corner of the Intelligent
Provisioning utility and select Power Off or Reboot System. See Figure 2-27.
Figure 2-27. HP Intelligent Provisioning - Power Off
Loading the Operating System

The operating system is supplied on restore DVDs supplied with the server. Restore the operating
system image by booting off the first DVD and following the instructions. The procedure can be
found in Chapter 3 “Image Recovery, Windows Server 2016 Operating System”.
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Upgrading the Exterior Labels

There are two 2x2 inch labels on the top cover of the H90 server. One is printed with the server’s
identification information (H-Code, S/N, Style, and so forth) while the second label is blank. The
blank label is for the convenience of the user to record the history of adding or removing system
components. Therefore, when modifying the system hardware configuration, make a brief note
on the blank label so that service personnel will know that the system is configured differently
from what is indicated by the H-Code on the printed label.
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3. Image Recovery, Windows Server
2016 Operating System
This chapter explains how to install the Windows Server 2016 operating system on this specific
H90 server, using the “image recovery” procedure.
NOTE
Before performing this image recovery procedure (installation) of the Windows
Server 2016 operating system, you must install all hardware and connect all cabling
to the server, as described in Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”.
NOTE
If installing a Galaxy database on your workstation, prior to any installation or
restoration on the workstation, the time zone, time, and date have to be set. Set and
synchronize the Galaxy as soon as the operating system is restored.
The Windows Server 2016 operating system is installed and preconfigured per H-Code (see
Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”) from Foxboro, ready for Control Core Services installation (see
Chapter 7 “Control Core Services Installation”). If you are installing your hardware for the first
time, you should only require Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup” and Chapter 2 “Hardware Upgrade
Installation”. Most of the information contained in this chapter is required only if your H90
server needs to be reloaded in case of unavailability.
If an internal RAID set is used in the H90 server, the RAID set must be intact or created before
installing the operating system.
When reloading the Windows Server 2016 operating system, you must perform these steps:
♦ Install all hardware and connect all cabling to the H90 server, as described in
Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”.
♦ Install Windows Server 2016 operating system, as described in this chapter.
These sections describe the Windows Server 2016 operating system installation procedures
specifically for the H90 server with H-Codes H90*********, Style M. To determine your H90
server’s H-Code, refer to “Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration” on page 1. These
instructions do not apply to any other H90 servers.
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Software Required
The software (DVD) required to perform this procedure is shipped with your server:
♦ Restore optical media (P/N K0177CZ) - Windows Server 2016 Standard for Control
Core Services v9.4 or later. Use with Model H90 HP® DL380, Gen10 Server.
Gather all the software required for these procedures before you begin the installation.
After you have all the required software, attach all necessary cabling to the H90 server, as
described in Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup”.
Installation Sequence
The Windows Server 2016 operating system and drivers for expansion cards must be installed in
the sequence listed in Table 3-1 for proper system operation. Depending on the driver that has
just been installed, you must reboot the H90 server after installing the driver.
Table 3-1. Summary of Installation Sequence for Operating System and Drivers
Sequence Package
1 Load the Windows Server 2016 operating system which includes the RAID and
network drivers (page 52).
2 Load video driver (page 70).
3 Load the USB touchscreen drivers found on the Touchscreen Driver Media
(K0177CG), if required. (Refer to the Monitor Software Setup for Windows®
Workstations (B0700GD) document, section “Windows Workstation USB
Touchscreen Installation, Setup, and Calibration”).
4 Configure beep driver (page 66).
Windows Server 2016 Operating System Image

Recovery Procedure
This procedure restores your system’s hard disk to its original state when shipped from Schneider
Electric (Windows Server 2016 operating system, all required drivers). If RAID is used, the RAID
set must be created and intact before installing the operating system.
NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
Use this procedure with care. It will repartition the hard drive and
overwrite all the existing data that is currently on your hard disk drive.
If you need any data on the hard drive, you need to back it up or copy
it off before doing a quick restore.
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Proceed as follows:
1. Turn on the monitor.
2. Turn on the computer and watch the display when prompted. Press F11 Boot Menu.
This starts the boot order menu.
3. Insert the Restore optical media for your Model H90 Server (see “Software Required”
on page 52).
4. Select Embedded SATA Port 12 CD/DVD ROM : hp DVDRW GUDON and press
<Enter>.
5. When prompted, press any key to boot from the DVD.
6. When the computer boots from the DVD restore media, a blue background
“command prompt” window appears with the following text:
DL380G10 WS2016 OS
Image Restore Media DVD
Warning! You are about to delete the contents of your hard drive!
DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE?
N = No to Abort and Exit
Y = Restore DL380G10 Server
7. Enter Y to restore the system, and press <Enter>.
A final message appears, displaying this text:
FINAL WARNING!
You are about to delete the
contents of your hard drive!
Press Y to Continue or N to Abort
8. Enter Y to begin the restore process, and press <Enter>.
When the message appears requesting the next DVD, insert the next DVD and press
<Enter>. Once the process is complete, one of the following happens:
♦ If the process was successful, a green screen appears
♦ If a problem was encountered, a red screen appears. Resolve the problem and
restart OS image recovery procedure, Step 1.
9. When the green screen appears, remove the DVD media, move the cursor to the green
window, and press <Enter> to reboot the station.
10. The first system reboot is a configuration pass run that prepares the system for use.
Enter the Microsoft License Product Key information if you have it and your
system is online, else click Do this later. See Figure 3-1.
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Figure 3-1. Set Up Windows - Microsoft License Product Key
11. When the Set up Windows screen displays the LICENSE TERMS, click Accept. See
Figure 3-2.
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Figure 3-2. Set Up Windows - Microsoft Software License Terms
12. Activation is required for the Windows Server 2016 operating system, refer to details
in Chapter 4 “Windows Server 2016 Operating System Activation”.
13. Now the system boots into the Windows Server 2016 operating system and auto-logs
into the “Account1” account. Wait two to three minutes to allow the server to “plug
and play” the add-in cards, then shut down and restart the server before proceeding to
the next section for installing Control Core Services.
14. Install the TD package described below. This update is available through the GCS
website (https://pasupport.schneider-electric.com):
Foxboro TD64967276 – Gen10 Server iLO Update
This package provides a script for updating iLO on Foxboro DCS HP DL380 Gen10
servers so that the server can send status information to the System Manager
application that runs on the Foxboro DCS system. The status information includes
but is not limited to hard drive free space and CPU temperature.
All HP DL380 Gen10 servers must have this package installed to operate in the
Foxboro DCS system.
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Windows Server 2016 Operating System Installation

Completed
You have completed the installation of Windows Server 2016 operating system with all its
relevant drivers. Proceed to Chapter 7 “Control Core Services Installation” to install Control Core
Services on your H90 server.
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4. Windows Server 2016 Operating
System Activation
This chapter describes how to activate the Windows Server 2016 operating system on Model
H90 HP® ProLiant DL380 server.
When booting the H90 for the first time after an image recovery, an activation of the Windows
Server 2016 operating system with Microsoft is required. Licensing keys are shipped mounted on
the right side of the H90.
NOTE
The Windows license keys have some of the characters obscured for use in docu-
mentation.
Figure 4-1 displays the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Microsoft Certificate of
Authenticity (COA) license key for Windows Server 2016 Standard.
This is the license key for the H90's operating system, Microsoft Windows Server 2016. The
physical key 5 x 5 COA Alphanumeric string on this COA license is used to activate the Microsoft
Windows Server 2016 that ships with the H90.
Figure 4-1. Microsoft Windows Server 2016 License Key Certification of Authenticity
You can activate a system license through the internet (online) or from a phone call (offline) as
described in the following two sections.
Windows Online Activation

To activate a system license by connecting it online to the internet, proceed as follows:
NOTE
The H90 being activated by this method needs to be at least temporarily connected
to the internet to locate and connect to the Microsoft License Validation Servers.
After activation the H90 may again be taken off the internet or air gapped.
1. Log in to the H90 as Administrator.
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2. Click the Start button, and then click Settings -> Update and Security ->
Activation. The Windows activation page opens as shown in Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2. System Window for H90
3. Click Change product key to install your product key. Click Yes in the User
Account Control box.
4. In the “Enter a product key” area, click the Product Key field and type in your
product key information. The product key is automatically formatted as shown in
Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3. Windows Activation - Enter a product key
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NOTE
The Windows Server 2016 Product key is on the Microsoft COA attached to and
associated with the H90 you have purchased. It is not on the installation disk.
5. In the Activate Windows screen, click Next (Figure 4-4).
Figure 4-4. Windows Activation — Activate Windows
6. When completed, one of the following screens appears:

a. If the Windows Server 2016 license is activated, a Windows is activated screen
appears to notify you that the activation was successful. See Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5. Windows Activation — Windows is activated (Online)
b. Otherwise, a system message occurs (Figure 4-6) appears indicating the key was
invalid. Check the license key number and repeat this online activation process or
try the procedure detailed in ““Windows Offline Activation” on page 61
Figure 4-6. Windows Activation — Invalid Product Key
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Windows Offline Activation

To activate the license for the H90 operating system without having to connect to the internet,
you can do so by making a phone call as follows:
1. Log in to the H90 as Administrator.
2. Right click the Start button, and then click Run. Type in the command slui.exe 4
and click OK as shown in Figure 4-7.
Figure 4-7. Windows Activation — Other Ways to Activate
3. Regardless of which country or region you are from, select United States from the
drop-down menu and click Next as shown in Figure 4-8.
Figure 4-8. Windows Activation — Select your country or region
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4. Call the toll free number on the screen and follow the phone system instructions to
enter the installation ID. Click Enter Confirmation ID and insert the
Confirmation ID in the screen shown in Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9. Windows Activation — Toll-Free or Toll Numbers for Activation
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Figure 4-10. Windows Activation — Enter your confirmation ID (Offline)
5. When the Windows Server 2016 license is activated, a “Thanks, you’re all done”
screen appears to notify you that the activation was successful. See Figure 4-11.
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Figure 4-11. Windows Activation — Thanks, you’re all done (Offline)
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5. Driver Installation and Update
This chapter provides installation procedures and documentation references for drivers
associated with this server and operating system.
Installing the Network Interface Card Drivers

NOTE
The Windows operating system will automatically install (plug’n play) the required
Allied Telesis drivers for the network interface cards (NICs) installed in the station.
After the first reboot after restoring the Windows operating system, the operating
system takes a few minutes to locate the new hardware devices and install the Allied
Telesis drivers. When your operating system indicates it has found new hardware
and requires a restart, click OK to restart. You need not to install the Allied Telesis
drivers manually.
NOTE
It is inadvisable to update the NIC drivers after the Control Core Services has been
installed. If the drivers are updated, Control Core Services will not operate as
designed.
After the drivers are installed, you can configure them.
Configuring the Allied Telesis NIC Driver (Fiber and Copper)

For each installed NIC, you must set the NIC’s properties “Flow Control” and “Speed & Duplex”
manually as described below.
NOTE
If you are using copper AT NICs, it will not be possible to set the Speed & Duplex
to 100 Mb Full. Copper NICs have only one option: Auto Negotiation.
To configure the driver for your Allied Telesis NICs, proceed as follows:
1. Right-click the Start button and then select Control Panel -> Device Manager.
In the Device Manager window, expand the Network adapters list.
2. Right-click the desired card and click Properties. In the Properties dialog box that
appears, select the Advanced tab.
3. In the Property field, click Flow Control. In the Value field, select Disabled from
the drop-down menu list.
4. In the Property field, click Speed & Duplex. In the Value field, in the drop-down
menu list:
♦ For a station on the Control Network, select 100 Mb Full.
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♦ For a station on another network other than the Control Network, select Auto
Negotiation.
5. Click OK.
6. For each additional Allied Telesis NIC, repeat Steps 2 through 5.
7. Shutdown and restart the system for the driver changes to take effect. Click the Start
button and click Power; select Restart from the pull-down menu and click OK.
Configuration for the Allied Telesis NIC drivers is complete.
Installing the USB Touchscreen Driver

Detailed USB touchscreen instructions are available in the document Monitor Software Setup for
Windows® Workstations (B0700GD) in the section “Windows Workstation USB Touchscreen
Installation, Setup, and Calibration”.
Configuring Beep Driver

Configuration of the beep driver is required to use FoxPanels and FoxPanels Configurator.
To configure the beep driver to start automatically:
1. Invoke a command prompt with administrator privileges.
2. Type sc config beep start=auto in the command prompt window and press
<Enter>.
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6. Video Configuration
This chapter provides configuration procedures for setting up the video driver.
Configuring Video
The H90 workstation uses a Quad PCIexpress Mini DisplayPort video card for display output.
The user is responsible for configuring quad head video drivers to support multiple monitor
configuration physical layouts. The user also must configure the video card driver for span mode
if Wonderware InTouch software support is required.
NOTE
The Matrox M9120 video card is no longer available as an option in the H90 server
beginning with the release of the HP DL380 Gen10 server.
NOTE
It is inadvisable to disconnect the digital video cables from the NVIDIA graphics
card during operations on a running system. Disconnecting the cable from either
the computer end or the monitor end can cause video resolution problems. The
NVIDIA graphics card will dynamically reset the driver configuration, resulting in a
video frame buffer size that exceeds the monitor resolution. Disconnecting the
video cable on a running system will have a negative effect on the operation of the
H90 workstation. This message will appear repeatedly in the document to advise
you of potential negative conditions.
Monitor Configurations
Figure 6-1 illustrates a typical dual monitor configuration in a H90 workstation, and Figure 6-2
illustrates a typical quad monitor configuration in a H90 workstation.
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Vertical Configuration
Horizontal Configuration
Figure 6-1. Possible Dual Monitor Configurations for H90 Workstation
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6. Video Configuration B0700HP – Rev C
Horizontal Configuration
Box Configuration
Vertical Configuration
Figure 6-2. Possible Quad Monitor Configurations for H90 Workstation
Configuring Multiple Monitors

1. Locate the Display Setting by opening Settings > System > Display.
2. Click Identify under Customize your display image.
3. A number will appear in the lower left corner of the screen. Using this number, drag
the monitors in the Customize your display box to reflect the setup you have chosen
from Figure 6-1 or Figure 6-2
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Configuring Monitor Resolution

1. Locate the Display Settings by opening Settings > System > Display.
2. Click Advanced display settings.
3. Choose the configuration for the monitor and click Apply.
Configuring Span Mode

The following adapters can be configured for span mode:
NVIDIA Display Adapters:
To configure span mode using the dual or quad NVIDIA adapters, use the “Set up
Mosaic” feature within the NVIDA Control Panel. Refer to “Configuring NVIDIA
Quad-Head Video to Set Up Mosaic” on page 72.
The NVIDIA Quad-Head Video Card Driver

Installation of the NVIDIA quad head video card driver is required. The NVIDIA unified driver
is not pre-installed on the Windows Server 2016 operating system provided on the restore media.
Installing the NVIDIA Video Card Driver

1. Locate the NVIDIA driver on NVIDIA Quadro P620 Video Driver Disc (K0177DB)
and double-click the driver.
2. Click Yes to allow the NVIDIA Package Launcher to make changes to your device in
the User Account Control window.
3. Click OK to approve the desired extraction path as shown in Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3. NVIDIA Quadro P620 Video Driver Disk - Specify Extraction Path
for NVIDIA Driver Files - OK
4. Click Agree and Continue to accept the license agreement as referenced in

Figure 6-4.
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Figure 6-4. NVDIA Software License Agreement - Agree and Continue
5. Click Next to access the Express Installation option as shown in Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5. NVDIA Software Installation Options - Next
6. An Installation in progress screen appears as the driver and software packages install.
Upon installation you may experience a change in resolution or an automatic
detection of multiple monitors in a multiple monitor configuration.
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7. Click Close to complete the installation as referenced in Figure 6-6.
Figure 6-6. NVIDIA Installer - Completion - Close
Configuring NVIDIA Quad-Head Video to Set Up Mosaic

Use the NVIDIA Control Panel to Set up Mosaic. (Extended Desktop/Span Mode).
The Set up Mosaic feature allows the user to configure spanning of multiple displays.
1. To access the NVIDIA Control Panel, right-click the Start button and click Control
Panel > NVIDIA Control Panel.
In the NVIDIA Control Panel, in the Select a Task menu, select Workstation > Set
up Mosaic. See Figure 6-7.
2. Check the Create New Configuration to set up a 1x2 or 2x1 Mosaic window. See
Figure 6-7.
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Figure 6-7. Set Up Mosaic Settings
Configuring Display Properties using Set Up Mosaic

Using the Set up Mosaic Properties, the user can configure the following:
♦ Enable additional displays
♦ Change display resolutions
♦ Configure display physical locations
♦ Identify Displays
Monitor Configurations Using Set Up Mosaic (Extended Desktop/Span

Mode)
The possible physical layouts of multiple displays are:
♦ 1x2 Horizontal Spanned Displays (Landscape)
♦ 1x4 Horizontal Spanned Displays (Landscape)
♦ 2x1 Vertical Spanned Displays (Portrait)
♦ 4x1 Vertical Spanned Displays (Portrait)
♦ 2x2 Square of Spanned Quad Displays
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Set Up Mosaic Display Properties Display Numbers Mapping to NVIDIA

DisplayPort Numbers
Use the “Identify” feature of the NVIDIA Control Panel to identify display numbers. Display
numbers will vary based on the displays’ configuration. The display numbers will not always
match the DisplayPort numbers on the connectors of the NVIDIA video card.
NOTE
In multiple display setups, for NVIDIA video cards, to turn off Windows taskbar
on screens other than the main display, click Start > Settings > Personaliza-
tion > Taskbar and turn off Show taskbar on all displays.
For instructions on configuration and application of the Matrox Extio 3 Remote Graphics Unit,
refer to Matrox Extio 3 Remote Graphics Unit User's Guide (B0700HR).
Resolution Settings
The Recommended resolutions for various monitors can be found in the table “Recommended
Resolution for Display Devices” in Monitor Software Setup for Windows® Workstations
(B0700GD).
You have completed installation and configuration of the video configuration. Proceed to “” on
page 76 to install Control Core Services on your workstation.
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7. Control Core Services
Installation
This chapter provides documentation references for you to proceed with the initial installation
(Day 0) of your Control Core Services. This procedure is specific to the hardware platform
defined in Chapter 1 “Basic Server Setup” of this document.
When you receive your H90 server from Schneider Electric, it comes pre-configured and ready for
Control Core Services to be installed. You must install the Control Core Services software
yourself, as described in the installation sections below, and in Control Core Services version
specific release notes shipped with the software.
These sections describe the complete Control Core Services configuration specifically designed for
the H90 servers with H-Codes H90*********, Style M. To determine your H90 server’s H-Code,
refer to “Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration” on page 1. These instructions do not
apply to any other H90 Series processors.
NOTE
1. The H90 HP DL380 with Windows Server 2016 operating system is qualified to
run Control Core Services v9.4 or later. Control Core Services v9.3 and earlier are
not supported.
2. Refer to the release-specific installation of release notes documentation for
additional details on installing Control Core Services.
NOTICE
Before you install Control Core Services, verify that the server is
physically connected to the network and, if required, that any network
interface card drivers are updated. Refer to “Hardware Upgrade
Installation” on page 29.
Also, verify the server is disconnected from any secondary (non-
Foxboro DCS) networks (except the Distributed Control System
Auxiliary Communications Network (DCS ACN)), but do not disable
the adapters for these network cards.

damage.
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Installing Control Core Services V9.4 and Later
NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
DO NOT disable the Network Interface Cards (NICs) of the server that
are used for the Foxboro DCS Control Network from the My Network
Connections tool, or from any other application in the Windows
operating system. The Foxboro DCS control system remains active
and online during system stress. Manual disconnection of the server
from the Control Network can disturb the resiliency of the operating
system. A server that connects to the Control Network should not be
offline, asleep, or in a state of hibernation. When the NICs connecting
to the Control Network are disabled or placed offline by the operating
system, the intermediate card driver becomes unstable and the
system may stop responding.
DO NOT turn off the NICs that connect to the Control Network.
Installation for Control Core Services is documented in these manuals:

♦ Control Core Services v9.4
♦ Control Core Services v9.4 Software Installation Guide (B0700SX)
♦ Control Core Services v9.4 Release Notes (B0700SY)
♦ Control Core Services v9.5 Software Installation Guide (B0700TC)
♦ Control Core Services v9.5 Release Notes (B0700TD)
Follow the installation instructions associated with that release.
NOTE
To restore the Windows Server 2016 operating system, you must perform the steps
described in Chapter 3 “Image Recovery, Windows Server 2016 Operating System”
of this document.
Recommendations
It is recommended that you perform these tasks once you complete Control Core Services
installation.
♦ Use the Reconcile media to update the system configuration files using the
System Definition Reconcile utility. Refer to System Definition: A Step-By-Step
Procedure (B0193WQ) or System Definition online Help for procedures.
♦ Perform a Windows operating system backup. The backup procedures are described
in Veritas System Recovery 18 (B0700HS).
You have completed installing Control Core Services for your H90 server.
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Appendix A. Foxboro DCS Software
Startup Options
This appendix describes the procedures to turn on and turn off Control Core Services software.
Control Core Services Software Startup Options

Be aware of the following before rebooting the server. If the video port connections were changed
on the server prior to the reboot, the reboot operation may automatically change some of the
video settings in the BIOS. If this occurs, proceed to “BIOS Parameters Settings” on page 13 to
reconfigure the “Video Options” parameters in the BIOS.
To turn off the Control Core Services v9.4 or later on this server, proceed as follows:
1. Right-click the Start button and the select Control Panel > I/A Series
Software Startup Options.
2. Turn off the Control Core Services on the workstation.
a. For workstations with Enterprise Control Core Services v9.4 or later, in the
I/A Series Startup Options dialog box (Figure A-1), under the “I/A Series Off”
area, click the Manual logon with Mesh networking bullet.
b. For workstations with Small System Control Core Services v9.4 or later, in the
I/A Series Startup Options dialog box (Figure A-1), under the “I/A Series Off”
area, click the Autologon with Mesh networking bullet.
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B0700HP – Rev C Appendix A. Foxboro DCS Software Startup Options
For Stations with Small

System Foxboro DCS Software
For Stations with Enterprise

Foxboro DCS Software
Figure A-1. Turning Off Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 or Later Using
Startup Options for Reboot
3. Click OK to invoke the function and to close the dialog box.

4. If you are planning to set up a shared network drive backup location, it is not
recommended to reboot the workstation or server at this time. Continue setting up a
shared network drive backup location, and then proceed to next step.
5. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete simultaneously on the keyboard. Click Shutdown and
Restart on the Foxboro I/A Security window.
This reboots the server.
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Appendix B. Setting UEFI/BIOS
Administrator Password
This appendix describes how to set a UEFI/BIOS Administrator password.
NOTICE
POTENTIAL DATA LOSS
Make sure that any new passwords are documented in a secure

location. Losing this password would require resetting of the
hardware BIOS and reapplication of the settings. This can result in a
loss of all the data and applications on the server.
Proceed as follows:
1. During boot, press the F9 key to enter System Utilities.
2. From System Utilities, select System Configuration > BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) > Server Security > Set Admin Password.
Figure B-1. BIOS/Platform Configuration - Server Security
3. Press Enter to set password. Password can be no more than 31 characters and a
combination of numbers, letters, and special characters.
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B0700HP – Rev C Appendix B. Setting UEFI/BIOS Administrator Password
4. Enter your chosen password.

5. Confirm the password.
6. Press the F10 key to save changes.
7. Return to System Utilities page and select Reboot the System.
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Index
A connections 33
AC power connections 35
Alarm manager, configuring 97 H
H-Code 55
C label 53
Cabling
GCIO 33 I
mouse, keyboard, and trackball, local 19 I/A Series
power 35 software, turning off 103
sound 20 Input voltage 10
touchscreen 20, 21 Installing
USB touchscreen 20 PCI cards 38
video 20 software on new processor 100
DisplayPort 21 InTouch software
dual and quad-head connections 23 multi-head monitor configurations 94, 96
Card installation 38
Client workstation Ethernet connection 33 L
Configuring Labels
Alarm manager in dual-head video H-Code 53
configurations 97
N
multi-head video card driver 86
NICs
Copper NIC 38
copper 38
D fiber 38
Diskettes
reconcile 101 P
Drivers Power indicators 10
installation 56 Power supplies 10, 35
input voltage 10
multi-head video card 86
network interface card 69 R
Dual-head card Reconcile diskette 101
driver installation and configuration 86
S
E Shock wave protector 35
Ethernet cards Software installation 100
network interface card drivers for I/A Series 8.x
Servers 69 T
Expansion cards Touchscreen
installation 56 cabling 21
USB 20
F Turning off
Fiber NIC (PCI) 38 I/A Series software 103
G U
GCIO Upgrading
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B0700HP – Rev C Index
hardware 37
USB Annunciator Keyboard
Extended Connections 29
Label Preparation 20
USB touchscreen
cabling 20
V
Video
dual and quad-head cabling 23
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Foxboro™ DCS

Model H90 (HP DL380 Gen10) for Windows Server 2016

Safety Information ................................................................................................................. xi

1. Basic Server Setup ............................................................................................................. 1

GCIO Connections ............................................................................................................ 26

2. Hardware Upgrade Installation ....................................................................................... 29

3. Image Recovery, Windows Server 2016 Operating System.............................................. 51

4. Windows Server 2016 Operating System Activation ....................................................... 57

5. Driver Installation and Update........................................................................................ 65

Configuring Beep Driver ......................................................................................................... 66

7. Control Core Services Installation ................................................................................... 75

Appendix A. Foxboro DCS Software Startup Options......................................................... 77

Appendix B. Setting UEFI/BIOS

2-24. Smart Storage Administrator - Finish Delete Array ..................................................... 48

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Determining Your H90 Server’s Configuration

Remote client workstations supported by Model H90 servers must not

Failure to follow these instructions can result in data loss.

Figure 1-1. Identifying Parts of a H-Code Label

Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server

H-Code Number/System Options

2nd Position RAM:

3rd Position INTERNAL HARD DRIVES:

Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server (Continued)

5th Position I/O CARDS:

6th Position HIGH AVAILABILITY OPTIONS:

7th Position PROCESSOR OPTIONS:

Table 1-1. H-Codes for the H90 Server (Continued)

H90 - - - - - - - M - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):

H90 - - - - - - - N - Foxboro DCS Control Core Services v9.4 (and later):

9th Position HARDWARE TRADE-IN UPGRADE CREDIT:

Front Panel Switches and Indicators

Figure 1-2. Front Panel Layout for H90 Server

Table 1-2. Front Panel LEDs and Buttons

Item Description Status

Table 1-2. Front Panel LEDs and Buttons (Continued)

Item Description Status

Hard Disk Drive Indicators

Figure 1-3. SAS Hard Drive

Table 1-3. Hot-plug Hard Drive LED Definitions

Do not remove the drive. Removing the drive causes

Failure to follow these instructions can result in

Off Removing the drive does not cause a logical drive to

Table 1-3. Hot-plug Hard Drive LED Definitions (Continued)

Rear Panel Connectors

Use of USB memory sticks or hard drives that contain special

Failure to follow these instructions can result in data loss.

Figure 1-4. H90 Rear Panel Layout

H90 Server Power Supplies

Rear Panel Operating Indicators

Table 1-4. Rear Panel Indicators

Item Description Status

H90 Server Interface Cards

Server Boot Options