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*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property
of others. Copyright © 2012, Intel Corporation. All rights
reserved.
Warning
Read all caution and safety
statements in this document
before performing any of the
instructions. Also see the Intel
®
Server Board and Server Chassis
Safety Information document at:
http://www.intel.com/support/
motherboards/server/sb/cs-010770
.htm for complete safety information.
Warning
Installation and service of
this product should only be
performed by qualified service
personnel to avoid risk of injury from
electrical shock or energy hazard.
Caution
Observe normal ESD
[Electrostatic Discharge]
procedures during system
integration to avoid possible
damage to server board and/or
other components.
G20164-004
1
Preparing the Chassis
If using a non-Intel
®
server chassis, refer to the documentation that came with your chassis for
preparatory steps.
Observe normal ESD (ElectroStatic Discharge) procedures.
Place your Intel
®
Server Chassis and Intel
®
Server Board on a
flat anti-static surface to perform the following integration procedures. Always touch the chassis
frame first, before reaching inside to install the server board, make server board connections or
install other components.
Tools Required
Fastener Identification Guide
Anti-static
wrist strap
Phillips*
screwdriver
Flat-blade
screwdriver
Minimum Hardware Requirements
To avoid integration difficulties and possible board damage, your system must meet the
following minimum requirements:
• Memory Type: 32 GB maximum with x8 ECC UDIMM (2Gb DRAM).
• Power: Minimum of 350 W with 3A of standby current, which meets the SSI EPS 5V specification.
• Processor: Intel
®
Xeon
®
E3-1200 processors or the 2
nd
Generation Intel
®
Core™ i3 processors,
Intel
®
Xeon
®
E3-1200 V2 processors or the 3
rd
Generation Intel
®
Core™ i3.
2
Installing the I/O Shield and Attach I/O Labels
Install the I/O Shield
Attach the Labels to the I/O Shield (optional)
Shield installs from inside
the chassis. The labels
should be visible from the
outside of the chassis.
Insert one side edge of
shield as shown.
Push shield firmly into
chassis opening until it
clicks into place.
B
A
Remove the backing from one of the three I/O
Shield labels included with your server board.
Press the label onto the I/O Shield as shown.
B
Repeat steps to install the second and third I/O Shield labels.
C
A
Intel
®
Server
Chassis P4000 series shown
Note: The I/O Shield and label installation procedures shown below apply to the
Intel
®
Server Chassis P4000 series.
Note: Make sure you install the labels on the correct
side of the I/O Shield. Note the orientation of the
cutouts in the drawing before attaching your labels.
NIC1
NIC2
ID
LSB
Bit1
Bit2
Bit3
Bit4
Bit5
Bit6
MSB
Labels on outside
face of I/O Shield
Chassis Back
Panel Opening
B
A
4
Install the Server Board
B. Attach the Server Board
A. Insert the Server Board
Place the board into the chassis, making sure that back panel I/O openings and
chassis standoffs align correctly.
Use screws to attach the board to the chassis at the 9 locations indicated by the
solid blue arrows in the figure [ ].
The directions below are for the Intel
®
Server Chassis P4000 series.
For a non-Intel
®
server chassis, use the fasteners that came with your chassis.
• When using the Intel
®
Server Chassis P4000 series, insert the front of the board
first, then slide the board back so the I/O connectors fit through the I/O
openings at the rear of the chassis.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you are using a non-Intel
®
server chassis, see your
chassis documentation for preparatory steps prior to server board installation.
Intel
®
Server Chassis
P4000 series Shown
Intel
®
Server
Chassis P4000 series
Fastener
I/O Openings
Front edge
of Board
Intel® Server Board S1200BTL and S1200BTLRM
Quick Start User's Guide
If you are not familiar with ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) procedures used during system integration,
please see the Intel® Server Board S1200BT Service Guide, available on the Intel® Server Deployment
Toolkit CD or at http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server.
Please boot to the Intel® Server Deployment Toolkit CD first for BIOS and firmware configuration and updates.
Read all cautions and warnings first before starting your server system integration.
When installing the server board into a reference chassis,
refer to the reference chassis instructions.
For details on these chassis or to select a third party chassis,
please visit http://www.intel.com/go/serverbuilder and
http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server.
Thank you for buying the Intel® Server Board S1200BTL and S1200BTLRM.
The following information will help you integrate your new server board
into a server chassis. The Intel® Server Board S1200BTL and S1200BTLRM
are designed for use with the Intel® Server Chassis P4000 series.
3
Install Server Board Bumpers
Prepare Server Board
Locate the six circles as shown.
B
Rotate board to show bottom-side
and hold upright as shown.
A
Attach the Bumpers
Press a bumper onto each of
the six circles.
D
Remove the backing from each
bumper.
C
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you are using a non-Intel
®
server chassis that includes bumpers, refer to
the chassis documentation for bumper installation. If you are using a non-Intel
®
server chassis
that does not include bumpers, consult with the chassis vendor to determine if bumpers are
required or not. If you are using an Intel
®
Server Chassis,
use the chassis bumpers that came with the chassis
.
D
C
CAUTION:
To avoid
damage to the server
board, do not lay flat with the
component side down.
A
B
6
Install Active Heat Sink(s)
Use the following procedure to install an active heat
sink to your server board:
An active heat sink is required for the Intel®
Entry Server Chassis P4000 series. A typical active
heat sink is shown at right. Rotate the active heat
sink so that the power connector can reach the
CPU fan header on the server board.
Make sure the screwdriver slot at the top
of each fastener is rotated perpendicular
to the blades of the heat sink as shown.
A
Align heat sink to the holes
in board and lower assembly
to board. Snaps go through
holes in server board.
B
Press downward
on the top of the cap.
C
Plug the fan cable into the CPU fan header.
E
Fastener snaps
into final position.
D
Repeat B-D for each
fastener in the numerical
order shown at left.
Note: Heatsink
styles may vary
2
3
1
4
TIM
A
E
Install the Processor ...continued
Make sure the front edge of the load plate slides
under the shoulder screw as the lever is lowered.
F. Engage the Load Plate
A
Close the load plate locking lever.
B
Push down on the locking lever.
G. Latch the Locking Lever
A
Slide the tip of the lever under the
notch in the load plate. Make sure
the lever is securely latched.
B
H.
Remove the Cover
Carefully lift the cover
straight up as shown.
B
A
Load Plate
Front Edge
Shoulder
Screw
CAUTION: DO NOT damage the
server board with the tip of the
locking lever.
Save the
protective
cover.
A
E. Close the Load Plate
Carefully lower the load plate
over the processor.
A
A
B
5
Install the
Processor
A. Open the Socket Lever
Push the lever handle down
and away from the socket to
release it.
Rotate the lever
open all the way.
B. Open the Load Plate
Open the
load
plate as
shown.
A
B
Orient the processor with the socket so that the processor
cutouts match the two
socket pins.
A
Note location
of gold key at
corner of
processor.
B
C. Unpack the Processor
Cautions:
CAUTION: The underside of
the processor has components
that may damage the socket wires if
installed improperly.
Processor must align correctly with
the socket opening before installation. DO NOT DROP processor into socket!
DO NOT DROP processor into socket!
Components
When removing the protective
cover, DO NOT TOUCH the
gold socket wires.
A
When unpacking a processor,
hold by the edges only to avoid
touching the gold contact wires.
C
To avoid damage, DO NOT
DROP the cover onto the
socket wires or components.
B
C
Carefully remove
protective cover
as shown.
Save the
protective
cover.
A
B
D.
Install the Processor
Carefully lower the load plate
over the processor.
A
CAUTION: The heat sink has thermal interface
material (TIM) on the underside of it. Take caution
not to damage the thermal interface material. Use
gloves to avoid injuries from sharp edges.