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Workhorse 2-socket dual and quad-core
Intel Xeon blade server
Please see the Legal Information section for important notices and information.
1.
Product Guide
November 2006
IBM BladeCenter HS21
Product Overview
CONTENTS
Product Overview
1
Selling Features
2
Key Features
4
Key Options
12
HS21 Images
13
HS21 Specifications
13
BladeCenter Images
16
BladeCenter Specs
16
BladeCenter H Images
17
BladeCenter H Specs
18
BladeCenter T Images
19
BladeCenter T Specs
19
The Bottom Line
20
Server Rec. Map
22
For More Information
23
Legal Information
23
Uncompromising 2-socket blade server for business-
critical or telecommunications applications
[Suggested uses: Front-and mid-tier applications requiring high performance, enterprise-class
availability and extreme flexibility and power efficiency.]
Today’s data center environment is tougher than ever. You are looking to reduce IT cost,
complexity, space requirements, power consumption and heat output, while increasing flexibility,
utilization and manageability. Incorporating IBM X-Architecture
features, the IBM
®
BladeCenter
®
HS21 blade server, combined with the various BladeCenter chassis, can help
you accomplish all of these goals.
Reducing an entire server into as little as .5U of rack space does not mean trading away
features and capabilities for smaller size. Each HS21 blade server offers features comparable to
many 1U rack-optimized full-featured servers: The HS21 supports up to two of the latest full-
performance/low-power-draw quad- and dual-core Intel
®
Xeon
®
processors. The Xeon
processors are designed with 4MB (dual-core) or 8MB (quad-core) of L2 cache, a leading-edge
1066 or 1333MHz front-side bus (FSB), and 64-bit extensions (EM64T), to help provide the
computing power you require to match your business needs and growth
. The HS21 supports up
to 32GB of 667MHz PC2-5300 Fully Buffered ECC (Error Checking and Correcting) double
data rate II (DDR2) memory in 8 DIMM slots, using the Memory and I/O Expansion Unit, with
optional Chipkill
protection, for high performance and reliability. The base HS21 is packaged
into a single 30mm form factor and supports up to 16GB of memory in 4 DIMM slots.
Integrated dual Gigabit Ethernet
1
controllers are standard, providing high-speed data transfers
and offering TOE (TCP Offload Engine) support, load-balancing and failover capabilities. The
Memory and I/O Expansion Unit provides two additional Gigabit Ethernet controllers (without
TOE support). Via optional expansion cards, each blade can also connect to additional Ethernet,
Myrinet, Fibre Channel, iSCSI, InfiniBand
™,
and other high-speed communication switches
housed in the chassis. Optional 2-port Expansion Cards add additional fabrics to the HS21
server as needed. This blade is designed with power management capability to provide the
maximum uptime possible for your systems. In extended thermal conditions or power
brownouts, rather than shut down completely, or fail, the HS21 automatically reduces the
processor frequency to maintain acceptable thermal and power levels.
All HS21 models offer impressive features at an equally impressive price, including up to two
SAS hard disk drives, with RAID-0 data striping or RAID-1 disk mirroring support. An optional
30mm Storage and I/O Expansion Unit connects to a blade (model-dependent) to provide an
additional three 2.5” SAS HDDs with hot-swap support, optional RAID-5 with battery-backed
cache, and four additional communication ports. Moreover, the HS21 is optimized for
diskless operation, offering each blade server access to essentially unlimited storage capacity
via Fibre Channel or iSCSI.
A single BladeCenter or BladeCenter H chassis supports up to 14 hot-swappable 30mm-wide
HS21 blades in only 7U (BladeCenter) or 9U (BladeCenter H) of rack space or up to 8 hot-
swappable blades in the rugged 8U BladeCenter T chassis. Plans call for supporting up to 8
HS21 NEBS-3/ETSI-compliant blades in a telecommunications environment. In addition to the
blade servers, these chassis also hold up to four (BladeCenter/BladeCenter T) communication
switches, or up to ten switches/bridges (BladeCenter H) internally. Not only can this save
significant data center space (and therefore the cost of floor space and rack hardware)
compared to 1U servers, it also consolidates switches/bridges and cables for reduced
complexity and lower cabling costs, and allows clients to manage everything in the solution as
one. Using a BladeCenter chassis, up to 84 HS21 servers (168 processors) can be installed in
one industry-standard 42U rack but the value of BladeCenter extends far beyond high density
data center environments.
1
Actual data transfer speed will vary and is often less than the maximum possible. Gigabit Ethernet transfer speed requires support on both
system and server, and appropriate network infrastructure.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - IBM BladeCenter HS21

Workhorse 2-socket dual and quad-core Intel Xeon blade server Please see the Legal Information section for important notices and information. 1. Prod

Page 2 - Selling Features

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Page 3 - Manageability

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Workhorse 2-socket dual and quad-core Intel Xeon blade server Please see the Legal Information section for important notices and information. 12.level

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Workhorse 2-socket dual and quad-core Intel Xeon blade server Please see the Legal Information section for important notices and information. 13.compo

Page 6 - BladeCenter Chassis

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Page 9 - Light Path Diagnostics

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Page 10 - Intel Xeon blade server

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Page 11

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Page 12 - Key Options

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Page 13 - HS21 Images

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Page 15

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Page 16 - BladeCenter Chassis Images

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Page 17 - BladeCenter H Chassis Images

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Page 18 - Interior View

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Page 19 - BladeCenter T Chassis Images

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Page 20 - The Bottom Line

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Table des matières

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

3

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

OR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

14

AMES OF PARTS

16

DATA PANEL

17

D. AF sensors

18

Histogram

19

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

20

ATTACHING THE LENS HOOD

21

CHARGING THE BATTERY

22

BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR

24

(SOLD SEPARATELY)

25

ETTING UP AND RUNNING

26

HANDLING THE CAMERA

28

TURNING ON THE CAMERA

28

DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT

29

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME

30

Camera notes

31

BASIC RECORDING

32

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

33

FOCUS LOCK

34

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

35

USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH

36

ANTI-SHAKE SYSTEM

37

MOVIE RECORDING

38

DISPLAY MODE SWITCH

39

BASIC PLAYBACK

40

VIEWING IMAGES AND HISTOGRAM

41

DELETING SINGLE IMAGES

41

ROTATING IMAGES

41

ASIC PLAYBACK

42

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

43

VIEWING MOVIES

44

ADVANCED RECORDING

45

FOCUS-MODE SWITCH

46

DIGITAL ZOOM

47

FLEX FOCUS POINT

48

Shooting tips

49

EXPOSURE LOCK

50

EXPOSURE-MODE DIAL

50

PROGRAM - P

51

AUTO RECORDING

52

SHUTTER PRIORITY - S

55

Shutter speed

55

ISO setting

55

MANUAL EXPOSURE - M

56

BULB EXPOSURES

57

DIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAMS

58

Flash compensation

59

Exposure compensation

59

USING THE FUNCTION DIAL

60

DRIVE MODES

61

BRACKETING

62

CONTINUOUS ADVANCE

64

INTERVAL

66

SELF-TIMER

68

METERING MODES

69

WHITE BALANCE

70

Save to memory

72

MEMORY RECALL

73

CAMERA SENSITIVITY - ISO

74

System Accessories

75

USING THE FLASH SYNC TERMINAL

76

CONTRAST COMPENSATION

79

RECORDING MENU

80

IMAGE SIZE AND IMAGE QUALITY

82

Konica Minolta history

84

FLASH MODES

86

WIRELESS / REMOTE FLASH

88

ECORDING MENU

90

FLASH CONTROL

92

Flash Notes

93

AEL BUTTON

94

RECORDING MODE RESET

95

INTERVAL SETUP

96

BRACKETING SETUP

96

Soft Normal Hard

97

DATA IMPRINTING

98

INSTANT PLAYBACK

100

Recording Tips

101

COLOR MODE

102

ABOUT ADOBE RGB

103

NOISE REDUCTION

103

MONITOR AMPLIFICATION

104

FLEX DIGITAL MAGNIFIER

105

MAGNIFICATION BUTTON

105

TRACKING AF

106

SPOT AE AREA

107

DIRECT MANUAL FOCUS

107

Konica Minolta History

108

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

109

SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

110

WHAT IS AN EV?

111

LIGHT SOURCES AND COLOR

111

MOVIE MENU

112

MOVIE MODE

113

IMAGE SIZE AND FRAME RATE

113

NOTES ON MOVIE RECORDING

114

MOVIE RESET

114

ADVANCED PLAYBACK

115

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

116

:move :sel. :enter

118

VIEW FOLDER

120

INDEX PLAYBACK FORMAT

121

DVANCED PLAYBACK

122

SLIDE SHOW

124

ABOUT DPOF

126

DPOF SETUP

126

CANCEL PRINT

127

INDEX PRINT

127

DATE IMPRINT

127

SETUP MENU

129

NAVIGATING THE SETUP MENU

130

LCD BRIGHTNESS

132

SHORTCUT HELP

132

(Continued on the next page.)

133

ETUP MENU

134

TRANSFER MODE

135

EVF AUTO SWITCH

135

LANGUAGE

135

VIDEO OUTPUT

135

CUSTOM SETUP

136

FILE NUMBER (#) MEMORY

136

100KM003

137

10140223

137

DATE AND TIME SETUP

138

RESET DEFAULT

139

AUDIO SIGNALS

141

FOCUS SIGNALS

141

AUTO POWER SAVE

142

SHUTTER FX

142

ANTI-SHAKE

143

FULL-TIME AF

143

GRIP SENSOR

143

CONTROL DIAL SETUP

144

DELETE CONFIRMATION

145

LENS ACCESSORY

145

DATA-TRANSFER MODE

146

Initializing USB

147

AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION

148

Manual installation

149

-TRANSFER MODE

150

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

151

Camera Notes

153

MACINTOSH

155

PICTBRIDGE

158

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

159

Batch print

161

Index print

161

DPOF print

163

TROUBLESHOOTING

164

WHEN USING FILTERS

166

CARE AND STORAGE

168

MEMORY CARD CARE AND HANDLING

169

LCD MONITOR CARE

170

COPYRIGHT

170

BATTERIES

170

QUESTIONS AND SERVICE

171

DiMAGE A2

173

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

176

BATTERY PACK BP-400

178

+2+1 +3 +4 +5

179

–1 –2 –3 –4 –5

179

0-43325-53276-4

180

Table des matières

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

2

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

3

4 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

6 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

DiMAGE G600

7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

12

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

14

INSERTING A BATTERY

15

BATTERY-CONDITION INDICATOR

16

AUTO POWER OFF

16

AC ADAPTER (SOLD SEPARATELY)

17

18 GETTING UP AND RUNNING

18

ABOUT MEMORY CARDS

19

TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF

20

ATTACHING THE STRAP

20

HANDLING THE CAMERA

22

LCD MONITOR DISPLAY

22

USING THE ZOOM LENS

23

CAMERA-SHAKE WARNING

23

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

24

FOCUS LOCK

25

FOCUS RANGE

25

FOCUS SIGNALS

26

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

26

FLASH MODES

28

FLASH SIGNALS

29

FOCUS MODES AND SELF-TIMER

30

DELETING IMAGES

31

PLAYBACK - BASIC OPERATION

32

VIEWING IMAGES

33

DISPLAY BUTTON - PLAYBACK

33

INDEX PLAYBACK

34

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

34

NAVIGATING THE RECORDING MENU

35

ECORDING - ADVANCED OPERATION

36

Camera Notes

37

MOVIE RECORDING

38

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

39

WHITE BALANCE

40

AE METERING MODES

41

MONOCHROME

42

DIGITAL ZOOM

43

ADJUSTING THE MONITOR

44

VOICE RECORDING

45

ADD AUDIO RECORDING

46

DELETE AUDIO RECORDING

47

SLOW SHUTTER LIMIT

48

MANUAL EXPOSURE

49

Flash compensation

51

Saturation

52

Contrast

52

Sharpness

52

AN INTRODUCTION TO COLOR

53

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

54

PLAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

55

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

56

FRAME-SELECTION SCREEN

57

LAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

58

SLIDE SHOW

69

SETUP MENU

70

RECORDING MENU SETUP

72

DATE SETUP

72

QUICK VIEW

73

SELF-TIMER DELAY

73

FILE-NUMBER RESET

75

MEMORY PRIORITY

75

LANGUAGE

76

ADD AUDIO RECORDING SETUP

76

CUSTOM SETUP

77

CUSTOM SETUP NOTES

78

(Continued on the next page.)

79

RESET DEFAULT

80

TRANSFER MODE

82

INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP

82

DATA-TRANSFER MODE

83

Automatic Installation

85

Manual Installation

86

100KM017

88

DiMAGE Viewer Notes

88

90 DATA-TRANSFER MODE

90

Macintosh

91

PICTBRIDGE

92

Printing Notes

93

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

94

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

94

APPENDIX

96

98 APPENDIX

98

CARE AND STORAGE

99

Memory cards

100

Batteries

100

LCD monitor care

101

Copyright

101

Questions and service

101

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

102

Lithium-ion Battery NP-600

103

Battery Charger BC-600

103

Printed in Malaysia

104

9222-2744-11 IM-B404

104

Table des matières

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

2

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

3

4 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

6 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

DiMAGE G530

7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

12

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

14

INSERTING A BATTERY

15

BATTERY-CONDITION INDICATOR

16

AUTO POWER OFF

16

AC ADAPTER (SOLD SEPARATELY)

17

ABOUT MEMORY CARDS

19

TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF

20

ATTACHING THE STRAP

20

HANDLING THE CAMERA

22

LCD MONITOR DISPLAY

22

USING THE ZOOM LENS

23

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

24

FOCUS LOCK

25

FOCUS RANGE

25

FOCUS SIGNALS

26

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

26

FLASH MODES

28

FLASH SIGNALS

29

MACRO MODES

30

DELETING IMAGES

31

PLAYBACK - BASIC OPERATION

32

VIEWING IMAGES

33

DISPLAY BUTTON - PLAYBACK

33

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

33

INDEX PLAYBACK

34

CHANGING MODES

34

MOVIE RECORDING

35

ECORDING - ADVANCED OPERATION

36

SCENE SELECTION

38

COLOR MODE

39

MEMORY PRIORITY

39

DRIVE MODES

40

IMAGE SIZE AND QUALITY

41

SELF TIMER

42

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

43

MOVIE/AUDIO RECORDING MODE

44

AUDIO RECORDING

44

AUDIO CAPTION

45

WHITE BALANCE

46

CAMERA SENSITIVITY (ISO)

47

EXPOSURE MODES

48

Manual exposure

49

FOCUS MODES

50

PLAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

52

DELETING AUDIO CAPTIONS

53

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

54

FRAME-SELECTION SCREEN

55

COPY & MOVE

56

SELECT SETUP

58

USE LAST DPOF FILE

58

NEW: COPIES < 0>

58

< 1 >

59

LAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

60

SLIDE SHOW

61

SETUP MENU

62

64 SETUP MENU

64

ADJUSTING THE MONITOR

65

START-UP LED

66

INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP

66

MONITOR ON/OFF

67

INSTANT PLAYBACK

67

68 SETUP MENU

68

CUSTOM SETUP

69

Flash compensation

70

Saturation

70

Contrast

70

Sharpness

71

Shutter-speed limit

71

AN INTRODUCTION TO COLOR

72

AE METERING MODES

73

FILE-NUMBER MEMORY

74

RED-EYE REDUCTION

74

DIGITAL ZOOM

75

USB TRANSFER MODE

77

INITIALIZE

78

LANGUAGE

80

DATE SETUP

81

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

82

WHAT IS AN EV?

82

USB-TRANSFER MODE

83

Automatic Installation

85

Manual Installation

86

100KM009

88

DiMAGE Viewer Notes

88

Camera Notes

89

90 USB-TRANSFER MODE

90

Macintosh

91

PICTBRIDGE

92

Printing Notes

93

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

94

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

94

APPENDIX

96

98 APPENDIX

98

CARE AND STORAGE

99

Memory cards

100

Batteries

100

LCD monitor care

101

Copyright

101

Questions and service

101

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

102

Lithium-ion Battery NP-600

103

Battery Charger BC-600

103

Printed in China

104

9222-2736-11 IC-A406

104





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