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I/A Series System
Hardware and
Software Specific
Instructions for the
Model H92
Workstation
(HP Z400)
B0700EM
Rev B
August 30, 2012
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Contents
Figures................................................................................................................................... vii
Tables..................................................................................................................................... ix
Preface.................................................................................................................................... xi
Revision Information .............................................................................................................. xii
Reference Documentation ....................................................................................................... xii
Request for Comments ........................................................................................................... xiii
Vendor Documentation .......................................................................................................... xiii
1. Basic Workstation Setup ................................................................................................... 1

Determining Your Workstation Configuration ......................................................................... 1
Workstation Description ........................................................................................................... 6
Interface Card Installation ......................................................................................................... 7
Setting CMOS BIOS Parameters .............................................................................................. 7
Connection of Peripherals to H92 Workstation ...................................................................... 12
Local Human Interface Connections .................................................................................. 17
Pointing Device Connections ........................................................................................ 17
Touchscreen Cabling Connections ................................................................................ 18
Video Connections ........................................................................................................ 22
Remote Human Interface Connections .............................................................................. 29
Remote Connections Using a Remote Graphics Unit .................................................... 29
Remote Keyboard and Mouse or Trackball Connections ............................................... 31
Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections ................................................................... 32
Remote Speaker Connections ........................................................................................ 32
Printer Connections ........................................................................................................... 33
GCIO Connections ............................................................................................................ 34
Dual GCIO Interface Module Connections ....................................................................... 35
GCIO-Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Connections .................. 36
Integrated NIC/Ethernet Card Connection ........................................................................ 39
Connecting to The Mesh Control Network .................................................................. 40
RAID Configuration ............................................................................................................... 40
ROM Based Intel Matrix Storage Manager Utility ............................................................. 41
Intel Rapid Storage Technology ......................................................................................... 41
2. Installing I/A Series Software .......................................................................................... 43

Installing I/A Series Software V8.5 and Later .......................................................................... 44
Installing I/A Series Software V8.2 to V8.4.x .......................................................................... 44
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Changing the Station Name ............................................................................................... 44

Exiting During Software Installation ....................................................................................... 47
Executing the Setup Program .................................................................................................. 47
Selecting the Network Interface Card ................................................................................. 49
Loading Revision Level Media Information ........................................................................ 51
Successful Installation ......................................................................................................... 52
Checking the Logs ......................................................................................................... 52
Unsuccessful Installation .................................................................................................... 53
Restarting Your System .................................................................................................. 53
Installing FoxView/FoxDraw Software .......................................................................... 54
Using the Serial/Parallel Card with the HP Z400 .......................................................... 54
Using a Dual-Monitor Configuration with InTouch Software ....................................... 54
Documenting Your System ............................................................................................ 54
Recommendations .............................................................................................................. 58
3. Image Recovery, Windows XP Professional Operating System........................................ 59

Image Recovery Notes ............................................................................................................. 59
Software Required ................................................................................................................... 61
Windows XP Operating System Image Recovery Procedure .................................................... 61
Network Interface Card Drivers for I/A Series V8.x Workstations .......................................... 62
Installing the Allied Telesis Copper or Fiber NIC Drivers .................................................. 62
Configuring the Allied Telesis NIC Driver (Fiber and Copper) .......................................... 63
Configuring the Video Driver ................................................................................................. 63
Monitor Configurations ..................................................................................................... 63
Configuring Span Mode ..................................................................................................... 65
The NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Video Card Driver .......................................................... 65
Configuring NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Driver using NVIDIA Control Panel ............. 66
Configuring NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Driver using Multiview .................................. 70
Configuring Display Properties using Multiview ........................................................... 71
Monitor Configurations Using Multiview ..................................................................... 72
Multiview Display Properties Display Numbers Mapping to NVIDIA
Display Port Numbers ................................................................................................... 77
Installing the MATROX Video Card Driver ................................................................... 78
Configuring the Matrox Dual-Head and Quad-Head Video Card Driver .......................... 79
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode ........................................... 80
Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode .......................................... 86
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Stretched Mode ................................................ 90
Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Stretched Mode ............................................... 93
Resolution Settings ........................................................................................................ 95
Alarm Manager Multi-Head Video Configurations ................................................................. 96
4. Installing and Updating Drivers ...................................................................................... 97

Installing the Serial/Parallel Card Driver ................................................................................. 97
H92 Serial/Parallel Card Notes and Warnings ........................................................................ 98
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Installing Network Interface Card Drivers ............................................................................... 98

Installing the Time Card Driver and Control Utility ............................................................... 99
Installing the KSI Time Card Driver .................................................................................. 99
5. Installing Hardware Upgrades ....................................................................................... 101

Interface Card Upgrade Kits/Spares ...................................................................................... 101
Installation of PCI Cards ....................................................................................................... 102
Card Slot Positions for V8.2 or Greater H92 Workstations .............................................. 102
Installing/Replacing Hard Drives .......................................................................................... 103
RAID Configuration ............................................................................................................. 103
Configuring the System BIOS to Enable Embedded SATA RAID 1 Functionality .......... 103
Creating RAID Volumes .................................................................................................. 104
Rebuilding a Degraded RAID Level 1 Configuration ....................................................... 104
Configuring a Spare Hard Drive ...................................................................................... 106
Appendix A. Shutting Down I/A Series Software .............................................................. 111

Disabling I/A Series Software ................................................................................................ 111
Index .................................................................................................................................. 115
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Figures
1-1. Identifying the Parts of a H-Code Label ........................................................................ 2
1-2. Front Panel Layout Model H92 Workstations .............................................................. 6
1-3. Model H92 Workstation Rear Panel ............................................................................. 7
1-4. Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface (Local) .................................................... 13
1-5. Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface with Human Interface Extender (Remote) 14
1-6. Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) MESH Network Interface ..................................... 15
1-7. Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) MESH Network Interface
with HI Extender (Remote) ........................................................................................ 16
1-8. Mouse, Trackball, and Keyboard Connections to the Model H92 Workstation .......... 17
1-9. Serial Touchscreen Cabling, Model H92 Workstation Applications ............................ 19
1-10. USB Touchscreen Connection .................................................................................... 20
1-11. Dual-Head Remote Touchscreen Connection Using Optional USB Extender Kit ...... 21
1-12. Default 2 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation .......................... 23
1-13. Default 2 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation .......................... 24
1-14. Typical Multi-Head Display Configurations ............................................................... 24
1-15. Optional 4 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation ....................... 25
1-16. Optional 4 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation ....................... 25
1-17. Matrox Dual-Head Video Card .................................................................................. 26
1-18. Matrox Quad-Head Video Card ................................................................................. 27
1-19. Connection of Multi-Head Video to H92 Workstation .............................................. 28
1-20. Remote Graphics Quad Unit Shown (Front View) ..................................................... 29
1-21. Remote Graphics Quad Unit shown (Rear View) ........................................................ 29
1-22. Matrox USB Cable connection (Rear View) ................................................................ 30
1-23. Remote Single Monitor Connection to H92 Workstation .......................................... 31
1-24. Printer Cable Connections to Model H92 Workstation .............................................. 34
1-25. GCIO Cabling to Model H92 Workstation ................................................................ 35
1-26. GCIO Devices for H92 Workstation .......................................................................... 36
1-27. GCIO-Based Annunciator or Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard, Rear View ................ 37
1-28. Letterbug and Horn Volume Select Switch Codes ....................................................... 38
1-29. GCIO-Based Annunciator or Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Label ......................... 39
1-30. GCIO-Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Cabling Connections 39
2-1. Computer Name Tab in the System Properties Dialog Box ......................................... 45
2-2. Computer Name Changes Dialog Box ........................................................................ 46
2-3. Exiting Setup .............................................................................................................. 47
2-4. Initial Setup Display ................................................................................................... 48
2-5. Inserting the Commit Diskette or Updated Commit Diskette .................................... 49
2-6. Selecting the Invensys Foxboro Network Card on a V8.2 Workstation ....................... 49
2-7. Hardware Installation Caution Display ....................................................................... 50
2-8. Network Installation Status Display ............................................................................ 50
2-9. Multiple Media Selection Display ............................................................................... 51
2-10. Inserting the First Release Level Media ........................................................................ 52
2-11. Successful Installation Complete Display .................................................................... 52
2-12. Example of Installation Log ......................................................................................... 53
2-13. I/A Series Install Display (Following Installation Restart) ............................................ 55
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2-14. I/A Series Installation Maintenance Functions ............................................................ 56

2-15. I/A Series Install Display Reconcile Diskette Options .............................................. 57
2-16. Inserting the Reconcile Diskette .................................................................................. 57
3-1. Possible Monitor Configurations for H92 Workstation
with a Dual-Head Video Card .................................................................................... 64
3-2. Possible Monitor Configurations for H92 Workstation with a
Quad-Head Video Card .............................................................................................. 65
3-3. NVIDIA Control Panel Option .................................................................................. 66
3-4. Set up Multiple Displays ............................................................................................. 67
3-5. Apply Changes for Set up of Multiple Displays ........................................................... 67
3-6. Identify Displays Menu Selection ................................................................................ 68
3-7. Change Resolution ...................................................................................................... 69
3-8. Apply Changes for Change Resolution ........................................................................ 69
3-9. Display Properties, Advanced Settings ......................................................................... 70
3-10. Enable Multiview Mode .............................................................................................. 71
3-11. Confirm Restart .......................................................................................................... 71
3-12. Multiview Display Properties ...................................................................................... 72
3-13. 2 Horizontal Spanned Displays ................................................................................... 73
3-14. 4 Horizontal Spanned Displays ................................................................................... 74
3-15. 2 Vertical Spanned Displays ........................................................................................ 75
3-16. 4 Vertical Spanned Displays ........................................................................................ 76
3-17. 2x2 Square of Spanned Quad Displays ........................................................................ 77
3-18. Matrox Display Driver Installation .............................................................................. 79
3-19. Matrox PowerDesk Window - Home Page ................................................................. 80
3-20. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode ........ 81
3-21. Setting up the Dual Head Monitors, Independent Mode ............................................ 82
3-22. Display Settings Dialog Box ........................................................................................ 82
3-23. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Horizontal Configuration, Independent Mode) ..... 83
3-24. Default Monitor and Matrox Extio Properties, Hardware Acceleration Settings .......... 84
3-25. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Vertical Configuration, Independent Mode) .......... 85
3-26. Identifying Monitor Assignments ................................................................................ 86
3-27. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode ...... 87
3-28. Setting Up the Quad Head Monitors, Independent Mode .......................................... 88
3-29. Setting Up Quad Head Monitors (Independent Mode) .............................................. 89
3-30. Setting Up Quad-Head Monitors (2x2 Configuration, Independent Mode) ............... 90
3-31. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Dual Head Driver for Stretched Mode ............. 91
3-32. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Stretched Mode) .................................................... 92
3-33. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Quad-Head Driver for Stretched Mode ............ 93
3-34. Setting Up Quad-Head Monitors (Stretched Mode) ................................................... 94
5-1. Intel Rapid Storage Technology Utility ..................................................................... 106
5-2. Internal Disk to Become Spare in the RAID Set ........................................................ 107
5-3. Mark Disk As Spare .................................................................................................. 108
5-4. Disk Marked As Spare ............................................................................................... 109
A-1. Startup Options for Reboot Dialog Box .................................................................... 111
A-2. Disabling Standard I/A Series V8.5 Software Using Startup Options for Reboot ...... 112
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Tables
1-1. Identifying the Type of Processor .................................................................................. 2
1-2. Identifying Equipment Used in/with Model H92 Workstations (via H-Code) .............. 2
1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings ..................................................................................... 8
1-4. Cable Groups in Figure 1-10 ....................................................................................... 21
1-5. Cable Groups in Figure 1-11 ....................................................................................... 22
1-6. Fiber Cable Part Numbers for RGU ............................................................................ 30
3-1. Recommended Recovery Methods for Image Recovery Problems on FCS Stations ..... 60
3-2. Recommended Resolution for Display Devices ........................................................... 95
3-3. WinSizPos Parameters ................................................................................................. 96
5-1. Model P92 Workstation Interface Card Kits/Spares .................................................. 101
5-2. Model H92 Workstation Card Slot Positions ............................................................ 102
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Preface
The purpose of this document is to provide you with basic hardware and software setup
information pertaining specifically to the following version of the Model H92 Workstation:
Z400 Intel XEON W3520 (2.67 GHz), H92 Series Workstation.
If you need assistance, please contact the Invensys Operations Management Global Customer
Support Center (Global CSC) at 1-866-746-6477, or outside the U.S., at 508-549-2424.
This document is intended for anyone who needs to set up I/A Series software on a Model H92
Workstation platform, and assumes you have working knowledge of the Windows XP
Professional operating system (with Service Pack 3). This document is a reference guide to help
you set up your Model H92 Workstation, and resolve any problems quickly and efficiently.
The following chapters are provided in this document:
Chapter 1 Basic Workstation Setup
Helps you identify the parts of the workstation, the interface cards installed in
your workstation, and the peripherals which should be attached to your worksta-
tion. You should read this chapter first before performing any of the procedures in
this document.
Chapter 2 Installing I/A Series Software
Describes how to install I/A Series software in your workstation.
Chapter 3 Image Recovery, Windows XP Professional Operating System
Describes how to install Windows XP Professional Operating System with
ServicePack 3, and all relevant drivers on your workstation.
Chapter 4 Installing and Updating Drivers
Provides installation procedures for the required drivers.
Chapter 5 Installing Hardware Upgrades
Describes how to upgrade your workstation with additional memory, PCI express
and PCI cards.
Appendix A Shutting Down I/A Series Software
Describes the procedures for shutting down the I/A Series software.
If you are installing your hardware for the first time, you should only require Chapter 1
Basic Workstation Setup and Chapter 2 Installing I/A Series Software of this docu-
ment. The Model H92 Workstations are shipped preconfigured per H-Code (see
Chapter 1 Basic Workstation Setup) from Invensys Foxboro, ready for I/A Series
software installation (see Chapter 2 Installing I/A Series Software).
Re-loading the Windows XP Professional operating system requires using the Recovery CD-
ROM provided with the Model H92 Workstation.
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Revision Information
For this release of the document (B0700EM-B), the following changes were made:
Chapter 1 Basic Workstation Setup
Corrected the order of the PCI slots in Figure 1-3 Model H92 Workstation Rear
Panel on page 7.
Replaced the P0928ES card with the replacement P0923ME card in Figure 1-5,
Figure 1-6 and Figure 1-7.
Updated Table 1-2 with current Model Codes.
Chapter 3 Image Recovery, Windows XP Professional Operating System
Added the last two notes and Table 3-1 to Image Recovery Notes on page 59.
Updated Table 3-2 Recommended Resolution for Display Devices on page 95 with
the latest monitors.
Chapter 5 Installing Hardware Upgrades
Update the part number in Table 5-1 for the Single port 100 Base Fx Fiber optic
Ethernet (PCI) interface card.
Reference Documentation
For additional information, refer to the following documents.
I/A Series V8.8 Software Installation Guide (B0700SF)
V8.2 Release Notes and Installation Procedures (B0700RN)
Site Planning (B0193AB)
Symantec System Recovery 2011 (Workstation Edition and Server Edition Guide For
I/A Series Workstations) (B0700ES)
System Administration Guide (Windows XP Operating System) (B0400HE)
System Equipment Installation (B0193AC)
Time Synchronization Users Guide (B0700AQ)
For similar information not contained in this document concerning other 70 Series processors,
refer to:
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*A Workstation (PW340)
(B0400HD)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*C Workstation (PW360)
(B0700BL)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*D Workstation (PW370)
(B0700BR)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*F Workstation (PW380)
(B0700CB)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*G Workstation (PW390)
(B0700CR)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*H Workstation (T3400)
(B0700DG)
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Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*K Workstation (T3500)
(B0700DU)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P92*K Workstation (T3500 Gen
II) (B0700EF)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P91*A (PE2800) (B0700BW)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P91*B, P91*C, P91*D
(PE2900) (B0700CQ)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P91*E (PE2900) (B0700DL)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P91*G (T610) (B0700DW)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P91*H (T710 Gen II)
(B0700EH)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P90*A (PE2950) (B0700DA)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P90*B (PE2950) (B0700DK)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P90*C (R710) (B0700DV)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model P90*E (R710 Gen II)
(B0700EG)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model H90 (DL380) (B0700EN)
Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for Model H91 (ML350) (B0700EP)
All are available on the I/A Series Software Electronic Documentation CD-ROM. The latest revi-
sions of each document may also be available through the Global Customer Support Center
(Global CSC) webpage http://support.ips.invensys.com.
Request for Comments

Please direct your comments and suggestions to:
Global Customer Support Center B52-AA
Invensys Systems, Inc.
33 Commercial Street
Foxboro, MA 02035
Telephone (within the US): 1-866-746-6477
Telephone (outside the US): 508-549-2424
Fax: 1-508-549-4999
Vendor Documentation
For additional HP Z400 specific documentation, visit:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport
Navigate to Resources > Manuals > Personal Computing > Workstations > HP Z400
Workstation.
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1. Basic Workstation Setup
This chapter identifies the basic parts of specific Model H92 Workstation and explains how to
determine which interface cards and internal/external drives are used with each workstation.
This chapter contains all the information necessary to set up the Model H92 Workstation. Before
performing any procedures in this document, you must determine the following information
about your workstation:
Number of monitors used with the workstation
Amount of RAM installed (4GB default)
Size of internal system hard drive
Type of Ethernet card(s) (if present)
Available I/O interface cards (if present)
The Model H92 Workstations are shipped preconfigured from Invensys with all cards, internal
hard drives, and Windows XP Professional operating system (with Service Pack 3).
The following sections describe how to determine this information about your workstation.
Determining Your Workstation Configuration

You can determine basic information about your workstation from the 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 Model H92 Workstation as shown in
Figure 1-2. The label is illustrated in Figure 1-1. The information found on this label lets you
identify:
H-Code for your workstation
Style type (H92*A) (ignore the revision level)
NOTE
If you are unable to locate your H-Code, or 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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H-Code Number
Style Type and

Revision
Figure 1-1. Identifying the Parts of a H-Code Label
Table 1-1 helps you identify the type of workstation you have, based on the information on the
H-Code label.
Table 1-1. Identifying the Type of Processor
H-Code (First Model Type Style Type

Processor 3 Characters) (from Label) (from Label)
Model H92 Workstation, Style A H92 H92 A
(Z400 Intel XEON CPU W3520 2.67 GHz
Processor)
Now that you have identified the type of workstation, use the remaining digits in the H-Code
(after the first three characters) to identify the equipment installed in and used with the
workstation. Use Table 1-2 for the Model H92 Workstation.
Table 1-2. Identifying Equipment Used in/with Model H92 Workstations (via H-Code)
H-Code Number/
System Version Workstation Model H92 for Windows
1st Position I/A Series Version/Operating System Version
H92 2 I/A Series Version 8.2 to 8.4x I/A Series Software (Windows XP)
H92 5 I/A Series Version 8.5. to 8.7x I/A Series Software (Windows XP)
H92 6 - - - - - - - - I/A Series Version 8.8, and later with Windows 7[Default Selection]
2nd Position Security Enhancement Options
H92 - 0 - - - - - - - Not used [Default Selection]
3rd Position Pointing Device and Video Card
H92 - - 4 - - - - - - Mouse + Dual Head Digital DisplayPort/DVI-D interface (NVIDIA NVS 295)
[Default Selection]
H92 - - 5 - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Dual Head digital DisplayPort/DVI-D interface (NVIDIA
NVS 295)
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Table 1-2. Identifying Equipment Used in/with Model H92 Workstations (via H-Code) (Continued)
H-Code Number/
H92 - - 6 - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Dual Head digital DisplayPort/DVI-D interface (NVIDIA NVS
295)
H92 - - 7 - - - - - - Mouse + Quad Head video analog interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - 8 - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Quad Head video analog interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - 9 - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Quad Head video analog interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - A - - - - - - Mouse + Dual head RGU video DP/DVI I/F (Matrox F2208)1
H92 - - B - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Dual head RGU video DisplayPort/DVI interface (Matrox
F2208)1
H92 - - C - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Dual head RGU video DisplayPort/DVI interface (Matrox
F2208)1
H92 - - D - - - - - - Mouse + Quad Head RGU video DisplayPort/DVI interface (Matrox F2408)
H92 - - E - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Dual head RGU video DisplayPort/DVI interface (Matrox
F2208)1
H92 - - F - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Dual head RGU video DisplayPort/DVI interface (Matrox
F2208)1
H92 - - G - - - - - - Mouse + Dual Head video Analog/DVI-I interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - H - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Dual Head video Analog/DVI-I interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - J - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Dual Head video Analog/DVI-I interface (Matrox M9120)
H92 - - K - - - - - - Mouse + Quad Head video DisplayPort/DVI interface (NVIDIA NVS 450)
H92 - - L - - - - - - Side button Trackball + Quad Head video DisplayPort/DVI interface (NVIDIA NVS
450)
H92 - - M - - - - - - Top button Trackball + Quad Head video DisplayPort/DVI interface (NVIDIA NVS
450)
4th Position RAM
H92 - - - 6 - - - - - 4.0 GB of RAM [Default Selection]
H92 - - - 7 - - - - - 6.0 GB of RAM
H92 - - - 8 - - - - - 8.0 GB of RAM
H92 - - - 9 - - - - - 10.0 GB of RAM
H92 - - - A - - - - - 12.0 GB of RAM
5th Position Internal Hard Drives
H92 - - - - 6 - - - - One 250 GB SATA HDD [Default Selection]
H92 - - - - 7 - - - - Two 250 GB SATA HDD
H92 - - - - 8 - - - - Three 250 GB SATA HDD
H92 - - - - 9 - - - - Two 250 GB SATA HDD in RAID 1 Configuration
H92 - - - - A - - - - Three 250 GB SATA HDD in RAID 1 + Hot Spare Configuration
6th Position Backup Device
H92 - - - - - 0 - - - None [Default Selection]
7th Position Ethernet Interfaces2
H92 - - - - - - 1 - - One Integrated RJ-45 Network Interface Connection (NIC)
H92 - - - - - - 5 - - Two Single Port RJ-45 PCIe card NICs + One Integrated RJ-45 NIC
H92 - - - - - - 7 - - Two Single Port Fiber MT-RJ PCIe card NICs + One Integrated RJ-45 NIC
[Default Selection]
H92 - - - - - - C - - Three Single Port RJ-45 PCIe NICs + One Integrated RJ-45 NIC
H92 - - - - - - E - - Three Single Port Fiber MT-RJ PCIe NICs + One Integrated RJ-45 NIC
H92 - - - - - - F - - Three Single Port Fiber MT-RJ PCIe NICs + One Single Port Fiber MT-RJ PCI NIC
+ One Integrated RJ-45 NIC
H92 - - - - - - G - - Two MT-RJ PCIe NICs + Two MT-RJ PCI NIC + 1 RJ-45 Integrated
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Table 1-2. Identifying Equipment Used in/with Model H92 Workstations (via H-Code) (Continued)
H-Code Number/
8th Position I/O Cards2
H92 - - - - - - - 0 - None [Default Selection]
H92 - - - - - - - 7 - Two Serial ports with one parallel port PCIe card With [I/A Series Version/OS
Licenses 2, 5]
H92 - - - - - - - 8 - One Serial port attached to motherboard header With [I/A Series Version/OS
Licenses 6]
9th Position Discount Options
H92 - - - - - - - - 0 No trade-in [Default Selection]
H92 - - - - - - - - 1 Advantage Discount 1
H92 - - - - - - - - A Advantage Discount for the return of AP20
H92 - - - - - - - - B Advantage Discount for the return of WP20
H92 - - - - - - - - C Advantage Discount for the return of WP30
H92 - - - - - - - - D Advantage Discount for the return of PW
H92 - - - - - - - - E Advantage Discount for the return of AW/WP70A
H92 - - - - - - - - F Advantage Discount for the return of 50 Series
H92 - - - - - - - - G Advantage Discount for the return of 51A
H92 - - - - - - - - H Advantage Discount for the return of 70B
H92 - - - - - - - - J Advantage Discount for the return of 51B
H92 - - - - - - - - K Advantage Discount for the return of 51C
H92 - - - - - - - - L Advantage Discount for the return of 51D
H92 - - - - - - - - M Advantage Discount for the return of 51E
H92 - - - - - - - - N Advantage Discount for the return of 70C
H92 - - - - - - - - P Advantage Discount for the return of P79
H92 - - - - - - - - Q Advantage Discount for the return of P80
H92 - - - - - - - - R Advantage Discount for the return of P81
H92 - - - - - - - - S Advantage Discount for the return of P91
H92 - - - - - - - - T Advantage Discount for the return of P92
H92 - - - - - - - - U Advantage Discount for the return of P82
H92 - - - - - - - - V Advantage Discount for the return of P90
H92 - - - - - - - - W Advantage Discount W
H92 - - - - - - - - X Advantage Discount X
H92 - - - - - - - - Y Advantage Discount Y
H92 - - - - - - - - Z Advantage Discount Z
1. A 5 m LC/LC fiber cable included. Purchase longer cables separately if required.

2.
8th Position I/O CARDS code 7 combined with 7th Position Ethernet Interfaces codes F and G pre-
cludes the use of the GPS Time Strobe card (P0972VY).
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NOTE
Now that you have determined the necessary component information for your
Model H92 Workstation, you can proceed with the instructions provided in this
document.
NOTE
I/A Series system qualified serial and parallel ports are optional on the HP H-Series
workstations and servers. The base machines do not ship with either serial or paral-
lel ports for use with I/A Series or Foxboro Control System peripherals. The
P0923ME dual serial port, single parallel port PCIe card, and the K0174JH
CS_Alarms Compatibility Disk are required for emulation of the P-Series worksta-
tion and server serial port and parallel port functionality.
NOTE
External USB Floppy drives are optional and not every system is shipped with this
drive. Ensure that the USB floppy disk drive is plugged into the workstation before
you install the I/A Series software. If the USB disk drive is not plugged into the
workstation and the Commit disk is requested by the I/A Series installation pro-
gram, an error message displaying Floppy drive not available appears. This
closes the installation program and all the errors are recorded in a log file. This also
forces re-imaging of the operating system and re-installation of the I/A Series soft-
ware.
! WARNING
Do NOT disconnect the digital video cables from the NVIDIA NVS 295 or NVS
450 graphics card during operations on a running system. Disconnecting the cable
from either the computer end or the monitor end will cause video resolution prob-
lems. The NVIDIA graphics card will dynamically reset the driver configuration,
resulting in a video frame buffer size that exceeds the monitor resolution. Discon-
necting the video cable on a running system will have a negative effect on the oper-
ation of the H92 workstation.
This warning will be repeated again in the document to advise you of potential neg-
ative consequences.
! WARNING
Do NOT disconnect the fiber cable from the Matrox Remote Graphics Unit on a
running system. If the fiber cable is disconnected either from the PCIe card
mounted in the computer or the Remote Graphics Unit interface box on an operat-
ing and running system, reconnecting the fiber cable to either component will not
provide video functionality. To restore video functionality, you must reboot the sys-
tem with the fiber cable attached correctly.
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Workstation Description
Figure 1-2 below and Figure 1-3 illustrate the external appearance and show the cable connection
points on the Model H92 Workstation.
Figure 1-2. Front Panel Layout Model H92 Workstations
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Power supply Built-In Self Test

(BIST) LED
Power cord connector Universal chassis clamp opening
PS/2 mouse connector (green)

PS/2 keyboard connector (purple)
USB 2.0 Ports (4)
USB 2.0 Ports (2) RJ-45 network connector
Microphone connector (pink) Audio line-in connector (blue)
Audio line-out connector (green)
Cable lock slot
PCIe Slot 1
PCIe Slot 2 (Video) Padlock loop
PCIe Slot 3
PCIe Slot 4 Graphics card connector
PCI Slot 5
PCI Slot 6
Figure 1-3. Model H92 Workstation Rear Panel
Interface Card Installation

Your Model H92 workstation is shipped with the configuration that you ordered. If you deter-
mine that you need to upgrade any interface cards or other hardware, see Chapter 5 Installing
Hardware Upgrades prior to installing any software.
Setting CMOS BIOS Parameters

NOTE
Model H92 workstations are customized to operate correctly with I/A Series Soft-
ware from Invensys Foxboro. These changes involve BIOS settings, operating sys-
tem parameters, and application services.
The CMOS BIOS parameters vary slightly, depending on which configuration of peripherals you
are using. The following procedure indicates which parameters differ and provides the required
settings for each workstation. These settings are configured at the Invensys Foxboro factory.
Proceed as follows to check and configure the setup parameters for the CMOS BIOS for your
Model H92 Workstation.
1. After turning on the workstation, press F10 to run the BIOS setup.
2. The first BIOS settings page opens. Under the General section, set the current time
and date.
3. Set the parameters on this page to the values listed in Table 1-3.
4. Under the File menu of the BIOS, select Save Changes and Exit.
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Table 1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings
Menu Selection Value

File > System Information Multisector Transfers\SATA0 Not Installed
Product Name (SKU) HP Z400 Workstation (VS933AV)
QPI Link Speed 4800 MT/s
Memory Size (Total) 4096 MB DDR3/ECC/1066MHZ (4096
MB)
Integrated MAC ############
System BIOS 786G3 v03.19
Boot Block Date 11/10/2009
Chassis Serial Number ##########
Asset Tracking Number ##########
Management Mode ASF
Processor Type Intel Xeon CPU W3520 @ 2.67GHz
Processor Speed 2666MHz (130 W)
Processor Stepping 000106A5 (00000011)
Cache Size (L1/L2/L3) 256KB/1MB/8MB
DIMM (MB) D1:2048 D2:0 D3:2048 D4:0 D5:0 D6:0
File > About System BIOS and Setup Utility
Copyright 1982-2010
Hewlett-Packard Development Com-
pany L.P.
All Rights Reserved
File > System Temperatures CPU-0 31C; CPU-1 0C;
Ambient 24C; Memory 69C
Fan Tachs
CPU-0 ####rpm; CPU-1 0rpm;
Memory 0rpm; Chipset 0rpm;
Chassis ####rpm; PCI 0rpm
File > Set Time and Date Time (hh:mm) >14:07;
Date (mm/dd/yyyy) 02/02/2011
File > Flash System ROM Select a drive:
USB
File > Replicated Setup Save to Removable Media
Restore from Removable Media
File > Default Setup Save Current Settings as Default
Restore Factory Settings as Default
File > Apply Defaults and Exit
File > Ignore Changes and Exit
File > Save Changes and Exit
Storage > Device Configuration > Multisector Transfers 16
SATA Defaults Transfer Mode Max UDMA
Translation Mode Automatic
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Storage > Storage Options Removable Media Boot Enable
Legacy Diskette Write Enable
SATA Emulation RAID+AHCI
SATA PORT 0 GEN2/3.0Gbps (Internal Only)
Storage > Boot Order Optical Drive
USB device USB device Disabled
Hard Drive (RAID) Integrated SATA
Intel RAIDVOL
Hard Drive (Non RAID) Integrated SATA
ST32500318AS
Embedded Ethernet controller Disable
Security > Setup Password Not Set
Security > Power-On Password Not Set
Security > Smart Cover Cover Lock Unlock
Cover Removal Sensor Disable
Security > Device Security Front USB ports Device available
Rear USB ports Device available
Internal USB ports Device available
System Audio Device available
IEEE 1394 Controller Device available
Ethernet controller Device available
Legacy Diskette Device available
Embedded Security Device Device hidden
SATA0 Device available
Security > Network Service Boot Network Service Boot Disable
Security > System IDs Enter Asset Tag ##########
Enter Ownership Tag {Empty}
Enter UUID ########-####-####-####-
############
Keyboard U.S.
9

Security > System Security Data Execution Prevention Disable
Virtualization Technology (VTx) Disable
Virtualization Technology Directed I/O Disable
(VT-d2)
Security > Setup Security Level Set Time and Date Setup Password
Diskette Type Setup Password
Emulation Type Setup Password
Multisector Transfers Setup Password
Transfer Mode Setup Password
Cylinders Setup Password
Heads Setup Password
Sectors Setup Password
Removable Media Boot Setup Password
Legacy Diskette Write Setup Password
SATA Emulation Setup Password
Boot Order Setup Password
Power-On Password Setup Password
Lock Legacy Resources Setup Password
Network Server Mode Setup Password
Power > OS Power Management Runtime Power Management Disable
MWAIT-Aware OS Disable
Idle Power Savings Normal
ACPI S3 Hard Disk Reset Disable
ACPI S3 PS2 Mouse Wake Up Disable
USB Wake on Device Insertion Enable
Unique Sleep State Blink Rates Disable
Power > Hardware Power SATA Power Management Disable
Management Intel Turbo Boost Technology Disable
EUP Compliance Mode Disable
Power > Thermal Fan Idle Mode +------
Advanced > Power-On Options POST Messages Enable
F9 Prompt Displayed
F10 Prompt Displayed
F12 Prompt Displayed
Option ROM Prompt Disable
Remote Wakeup Boot Source Local Hard Drive
After Power Loss Previous State
POST Delay (in seconds) None
10

Advanced > BIOS Power-On Sunday Disable
Monday Disable
Tuesday Disable
Wednesday Disable
Thursday Disable
Friday Disable
Saturday Disable
Time (hh:mm) 0:00
Advanced > Processors Hyper-Threading Disable
Active Cores 1 Core
Limit CPUID Maximum Value to 3 Disable
Advanced > Onboard Devices Diskette Controller 3F0-3F7, IRQ 6 DMA 2
Advanced > Chipset/Memory PCI SERR# Generation Enable
PCI VGA Palette Snooping Disable
Advanced > Device Options Num Lock State at Power-On Off
S5 Wake on LAN Disable
Multi-Processor Disable
Internal Speaker Disable
Monitor Tracking Disable
NIC PXE Option ROM Download Disable
SATA RAID Option ROM Download Enable
Advanced > Slot 1 PCIe2 x8(4) Slot 1 Option ROM Download Disable
Slot 1 - Compute Disable
Advanced > Slot 2 PCIe2 x16 Slot 2 Option ROM Download Disable
Advanced > Slot 3 PCIe x8(4) Slot 3 Option ROM Download Disable
Advanced > Slot 4 PCIe2 x16 Slot 4 Option ROM Download Disable
Advanced > Slot 5 PCI Slot 5 Option ROM Download Disable
Slot 5 Latency Timer Default
Advanced > Slot 6 PCI Slot 6 Option ROM Download Disable
Slot 6 Latency Timer Default
Advanced > Management Devices Broadcom Ethernet Embedded Primary
Broadcom Ethernet Controller Non-boot
Advanced > Management SOL Character Echo Disable
Operations SOL Terminal Emulation Mode VT100
SOL Local Keyboard Disable
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NOTE
The BIOS version, parameters and values are subject to change without notice.
You have completed configuring the CMOS BIOS parameters. If you are ready to attach periph-
erals to the workstation, you must turn off the workstation now.
Connection of Peripherals to H92 Workstation

Once all the cards have been installed, you can connect all peripherals to the Model H92 Work-
station. Figure 1-3 indicates the peripheral connectors on the rear of the workstation. Each inter-
face card provides one or more ports for connection to certain peripheral devices. The
interconnections between the H92 workstation and the peripheral equipment are depicted in the
following cable diagrams:
Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface (local) shown in Figure 1-4
Redundant Fiber Mesh Network Interface with Human Interface Extender (remote)
shown in Figure 1-5
Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) Mesh Network Interface (local) shown in
Figure 1-6
Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) Mesh Network Interface with Human Interface
Extender (remote) shown in Figure 1-7.
The next sections detail how to connect peripherals to the workstations interface cards, if
available.
Local Human Interface Connections:
Pointing Device Connections on page 17
Touchscreen Cabling Connections on page 18
Video Connections on page 22
Matrox Dual or Quad Head Video Connections on page 26
Remote Human Interface Connections:
Remote Human Interface Connections on page 29
Remote Keyboard and Mouse or Trackball Connections on page 31
Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections on page 32
Remote Speaker Connections on page 32
Printer Connections on page 33
GCIO Connections on page 34
Dual GCIO Interface Module Connections on page 35
GCIO-Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Connections on
page 36
Integrated NIC/Ethernet Card Connection on page 39.
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Overview Diagram For Fiber Network w/Fiber Workstation Connection EXTERNAL USB
FLOPPY "A" DRIVE
NOTE: Processor I/O cards are illustrated for cabling purposes only. P0924SJ
All of the devices shown CANNOT be operated simultaneously. USB
(OPTIONAL)
BACKUP UNIT
For H92*A, I/A Version 8.2 +
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, DUAL HEAD, SERIAL SINGLE HEAD, SERIAL (OPTIONAL)
GROUP B USB USB PORT
P0924DE = 50 FT TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE *
P0924DF = 100 FT NO LONGER AVAILABLE NO LONGER AVAILABLE
P0923QM ONBOARD
P0972KQ= 15 FT TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY
OPTIONAL UNMANAGED OR ETHERNET
INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY.
RJ45
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT 8-PORT Cu SWITCH

PORT
TO STORAGE
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, TO APPROPRIATE TO NON-I/A
TOUCH SCREEN TOUCH SCREEN SERIAL
GROUP B1 VIDEO CARD NETWORK
SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL SERIAL CABLE TOUCH
P0972KQ = 8 FT TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT SCREEN TO OTHER
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT SCREEN SCREEN MONITOR STATIONS
MONITOR MONITOR FOR BACKUP AND RESTORE USE
Legacy P0972WD
TOUCH SCREEN
P0971DX = 50 FT SERIAL CABLE 100Base-TX E'NET
MT-RJ
P0971DY = 100 FT
* P0922AW = 6 FT PCI CARD
* * TO MASTER TIME
KEEPER MODEM P0972VY
DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO TIME STROBE
GCIO ** P0971SU = 10 FT; P0912VK = 25 FT;
CABLES, GROUP C OR PCI CARD
9P-D
SECONDARY GCIO PRIMARY GCIO P0922AG or P0922AE P0971SV = 50 FT; P0971WZ = 100 FT (GCIO)
25P-D
P0972VR = 5 ft (part of optional
P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE
25P-D
P0972VS = 10 ft P0972KD/TX kit)
P0972VT = 15 ft
P0923ME
FIBER CABLE GROUP D 9P-D 9P-D ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO 2 SERIAL /
P0970HV PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
MMF w/MTRJ CABLES 1 PARALLEL PCI CARD
CHOICE OF UP TO 2 PCI CARDS
P0972KV = 3 m P0918WQ = 15 FT
36P
P0972KW = 10 m PARALLEL P0922WW = 50 FT
25P-D
P0923FD x 2
CENTRONICS
P0972KX = 50 m PRINTER 100Base-TX E'NET
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED = >50m, < 2 km
RJ-45
PQRSTUVWXYZ-12 PCIe CARD

AUDIO CABLE, GROUP E
QUAD ANNUNCIATOR KEYBOARD EXAMPLE SERIAL P0924LU
25P-D
P0930HX = 15 ft ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
DUAL ANNUNCIATOR PRINTER ** 100Base-FX E'NET
P0930HY = 50 ft PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
MT-RJ
KEYBOARD EXAMPLE * P0971SU: 10 FT PCIe CARD

P0922BD = 100ft
GCIO GCIO SERIAL P0912VK: 25 FT 9P-D
P0924LU
P0904AK or P0904BS P0904AK or P0904BS FIBER OPTIC, P0971SV: 50 FT
25P-D
100Base-FX E'NET
UP TO 4 PCIe CARDS
25P-D
PRINTER
MT-RJ
CABLE GROUP D VGA X 4 P0928DL PCIe CARD

P0800MW
P0800MW
P0970HV
ANALOG VIDEO
CABLES, GROUP B
P0903CV/CW P0903CV/CW
P0928DJ
4 DISPLAY PORT DVI-D
OR PCIe VIDEO CARD
(OPTIONAL)
OR
THE MESH
NETWORK OPTIONAL 1 GBit UPLINK. DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO
REQUIRES UPLINK CARDS CABLES, GROUP C
DVI-D X 4 P0928DK
DUAL HEAD, USB, TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE DVI-D X 2 P0928DK
OR
P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972YC (EXAMPLE)
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH ANALOG VIDEO P0928DH
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/MTRJ CONNECTORS CABLES, GROUP B OR 2 DISPLAY PORT DVI-D
PCIe VIDEO CARD
SWITCH GROUP A SWITCH GROUP A MONITOR B MONITOR A
(USB (USB (DEFAULT)
TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN
IS OPTIONAL) * IS OPTIONAL) * VGA X 2 P0928DL
ADAPTER DVI-I
OR 2nd HEAD OR
H92*A PROCESSOR (Z400)
IS OPTIONAL
P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972YC (EXAMPLE)
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH ANALOG VIDEO P0924FH
LOCAL KEYBOARD INSTALLATION CABLES, GROUP B1 2-HEAD DIGITAL: DVI-I
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/MTRJ CONNECTORS OR
P0923MH 4-HEAD ANALOG: VGA
SWITCH GROUP B SWITCH GROUP B
OPTIONAL PCIe VIDEO CARD
USB SPKRS
FOR "LOCAL"
TOUCHSCREEN
INSTALLATIONS
Figure 1-4. Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface (Local)

6 FEET VGA x 4
6' USB CABLES OR REAR USB
w/P0972RJ, 10' OPTIONAL PORT
TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED EXTENTIONS
DEVICES - SEE SHEETS 5 to 8 FOR REAR USB
P0972XM
EXAMPLES OPTIONAL USB FLOPPY REMOTE KEYBOARD INSTALLATION PORT
KIT = P0923DY/DZ REAR USB
4-PORT PORT
USB 100 FT, FO CABLE
REAR USB
FOR "EXTENDED" TOUCHSCREEN INSTALLATIONS
4-PORT
HUB
USB HUB
FIBER CABLE PORT

KIT
P0923FS/FT REAR USB
USB USB USB USB USB
OPTIONAL OR PORT
MAGENTA
FIBER ETHERNET CABLE * = CABLE IS PROVIDED WITH THE MONITOR EXPANSION
HUB
P0923MH
USB SPKR
* = NULL MODEM CABLE ** = IF A MULTIPORT SERIAL CARD IS USED, CONNECT

# = 1:1 CABLE SERIAL DEVICES TO ITS PORTS.
B0700EM Rev B
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EXTERNAL USB
Overview Diagram For Fiber Network w/Fiber Workstation Connection FLOPPY "A" DRIVE
P0924SJ
NOTE: Processor I/O cards are illustrated for cabling purposes only. (OPTIONAL)
All of the devices shown CANNOT be operated simultaneously.
For H92*A, I/A Version 8.2+ with Remote Graphics Unit
DUAL HEAD, SERIAL SINGLE HEAD, SERIAL USB PORT
USB
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE
GROUP B P0923QM
NO LONGER AVAILABLE NO LONGER AVAILABLE TO NON-I/A
OPTIONAL UNMANAGED
B0700EM Rev B
P0924DE = 50 FT TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY ONBOARD
8-PORT Cu SWITCH NETWORK
P0924DF = 100 FT INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. OR ETHERNET
RJ45
P0972KQ= 15 FT PORT
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT TOUCH SCREEN TOUCH SCREEN TO STORAGE
TO APPROPRIATE
SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL TO OTHER
VIDEO CARD
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT TOUCH STATIONS
GROUP B1 SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN FOR BACKUP AND RESTORE USE
P0972KQ = 8 FT MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT TOUCH SCREEN TO MASTER TIME
LEGACY SERIAL CABLE KEEPER MODEM
P0971DX = 50 FT
* * * P0922AW = 6 FT P0972VY
P0971DY = 100 TIME STROBE
PCI CARD
SECONDARY GCIO PRIMARY GCIO GCIO ** P0971SU = 10 FT; P0912VK = 25 FT; (part of optional
DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE OR
25P-D
P0971SV = 50 FT; P0971WZ = 100 FT (GCIO)
25P-D
9P-D
CABLES, GROUP C P0972KD/TX kit)

P0972VR = 5 ft ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
P0972VS = 10 ft PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
9P-D 9P-D P0923ME
P0972VT = 15 ft P0970HV P0918WQ = 15 FT 2 SERIAL /
36P
PARALLEL P0922WW = 50 FT 1 PARALLEL PCI CARD
25P-D
FIBER CABLE GROUP D
CENTRONICS
2 PCI CARDS
MMF w/MTRJ CABLES ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PRINTER

CHOICE OF UP TO
PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
P0972KV = 3 m QUAD ANNUNCIATOR KEYBOARD EXAMPLE P0972WD
P0972KW = 10 m DUAL ANNUNCIATOR 100Base-TX E'NET
SERIAL
25P-D
KEYBOARD EXAMPLE
MT-RJ
P0972KX = 50 m PCI CARD

PRINTER ** ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED = >50m, < 2 km PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
GCIO GCIO * P0971SU: 10 FT
FIBER CABLE GROUP G P0904AK or P0904BS P0904AK or P0904BS
25P-D
62.5 m MMF with LC/LC ENDS SERIAL P0912VK: 25 FT P0924FD
P0800MW 100Base-TX E'NET
9P-D
P0972UJ = 1 m P0800MW FIBER OPTIC,

25P-D P0971SV: 50 FT
PRINTER
RJ-45
P0970HV PCIe CARD

P0972TN = 3 m CABLE GROUP D
P0972TP = 15 m
P0923LU
P0972TQ = 50 m
100Base-FX E'NET
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED:
MT-RJ
P0903CV/CW P0903CV/CW PCIe CARD

>50 m, < 150 m REMOTE HUMAN INTERFACE CONNECTION
THE MESH OPTIONAL 1 GBit UPLINK.
NETWORK REQUIRES UPLINK CARDS MONITOR 4 MONITOR 3 MONITOR 2 MONITOR 1 P0923LU
(USB (USB (USB (USB 100Base-FX E'NET
MT-RJ
TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN PCIe CARD

P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972YC (EXAMPLE) IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL)
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH P0923LU
OPTIONAL
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/MTRJ CONNECTORS 100Base-FX E'NET

2 - 4 HEADS ARE
VIDEO CABLES,
MT-RJ
UP TO 4 PCIe CARDS
SWITCH GROUP A SWITCH GROUP A * * * * PCIe CARD

GROUP B OR F
P0972XM
USB FLOPPY MANDATORY FOR
"B" DRIVE THIS CONFIGURATION
P0923MH
USB SPEAKERS P0928DT
AVAILABLE WITH
(OPTIONAL) P0923PN ONLY REMOTE HUMAN I/F
P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972YC (EXAMPLE) VGA ADAPTERS EXTENDER PCIe CARD
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH (OPTIONAL)
(PART OF P0928DV/DU KIT)
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/MTRJ CONNECTORS
* OR
SWITCH GROUP B SWITCH GROUP B * OR P0928DU (DUAL) - 2 HEAD USB USB
P0928DV (QUAD) - 4 HEAD
USB USB USB USB USB LC-LC FIBER CABLE.
* OR 15 m cable supplied. For other cables:
WITH 1-3 TOUCH SCREENS, 62.5 m: 150 m (MAX). CABLE GROUP G
CONNECT 50 m: 250 m (MAX). CUSTOMER SUPPLIED
KBD/MOUSE/SPKR USB CABLE
DIRECTLY TO P0923PL/PN OR
OR (PROVIDED)
TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED MODULE.
P0923FS/FT
DEVICES - SEE SHEETS 5 to 8 FOR
FOUR TOUCH SCREENS USB 4-PORT USB
EXAMPLES
NEED USB HUB. CONFIGURE HUB BACKUP UNIT
HUB ONLY AS SHOWN WITH (OPTIONAL)
DOTTED LINES.
MAGENTA
* = CABLE IS PROVIDED WITH THE ITEM. CAN
FIBER ETHERNET CABLE USE WITH 10 ft EXTENSION CABLE, P0972RJ.
Figure 1-5. Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface with Human Interface Extender (Remote)
Overview Diagram For Fiber Network w/Cu (Twisted Pair) Workstation Connection EXTERNAL USB
FLOPPY "A" DRIVE
NOTE: Processor I/O cards are illustrated for cabling purposes only. P0924SJ
USB
All of the devices shown CANNOT be operated simultaneously. (OPTIONAL)
For H92*A, I/A Version 8.2 + BACKUP UNIT
Cu CABLE GROUP A (OPTIONAL)
DUAL HEAD, SERIAL SINGLE HEAD USB
W/ RJ-45 CONNECTORS
TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE SERIAL TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE USB PORT
P0972UB = 1 m *
P0971XK = 3 m NOT FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS. NOT FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS.
TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY ONBOARD
P0971XL = 15 m TO CORPORATE NETWORK ETHERNET
INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY.
RJ45
P0972MR = 30 m PORT
P0971XM = 50 m
P0971XN = 100 m TO APPROPRIATE TO MASTER TIME
TOUCH SCREEN TOUCH SCREEN SERIAL P0971SU = 10 FT; P0912VK = 25 FT
VIDEO CARD
SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL SERIAL CABLE TOUCH KEEPER MODEM P0972VY
9P-D
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, P0922AW = 6 FT P0922AW = 6 FT
P0971SV = 50 FT; P0971WZ = 100 FT (GCIO)
TOUCH TOUCH SCREEN TIME STROBE
GROUP B SCREEN SCREEN MONITOR
PCI CARD
P0924DE = 50 FT MONITOR MONITOR ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO

P0924DF = 100 FT TOUCH SCREEN PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
(part of optional
SERIAL CABLE P0972KD/TX kit)
P0972KQ= 15 FT * P0922AW = 6 FT P0918WQ = 15 FT
36P
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT * * PARALLEL P0923ME
P0922WW = 50 FT
25P-D
CENTRONICS
PRINTER 2 SERIAL /
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, GCIO ** 1 PARALLEL PCI CARD
GROUP B1 SECONDARY GCIO PRIMARY GCIO P0922AG or P0922AE OR
25P-D
P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE P0972WD
25P-D
P0972KQ = 8 FT
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT 100Base-TX E'NET
MT-RJ
LEGACY PCI CARD

P0971DX = 50 FT 9P-D 9P-D

P0970HV
P0971DY = 100 FT
* P0971SU: 10 FT P0923LU x 2
DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO P0912VK: 25 FT 100Base-FX E'NET
SERIAL
MT-RJ
PCIe CARD
9P-D
CABLES, GROUP C
25P-D
QUAD ANNUNCIATOR KEYBOARD EXAMPLE PRINTER P0971SV: 50 FT
P0972VR = 5 ft DUAL ANNUNCIATOR P0924FD
P0972VS = 10 ft KEYBOARD EXAMPLE ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO 100Base-TX E'NET
P0972VT = 15 ft PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
RJ-45
PCIe CARD
GCIO GCIO
FIBER CABLE GROUP D P0904AK or P0904BS P0904AK or P0904BS
25P-D
SERIAL P0924FD
25P-D
UP TO 4 PCIe CARDS
MMF w/MTRJ CABLES 100Base-TX E'NET

P0800MW PRINTER **
P0972KV = 3 m P0800MW
RJ-45
P0970HV VGA X 4 P0928DL PCIe CARD

P0972KW = 10 m
P0972KX = 50 m ANALOG VIDEO
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED = CABLES, GROUP B
>50m, < 2 km
P0928DJ
4 DISPLAY PORT DVI-D
OR PCIe VIDEO CARD
(OPTIONAL)
THE MESH
NETWORK OPTIONAL 1 GBit UPLINK.
REQUIRES UPLINK CARDS
DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO
CABLES, GROUP C DVI-D X 4 P0928DK
TWISTED PAIR, OR
CABLE GROUP A DVI-D X 2 P0928DK
P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972WP (EXAMPLE)
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-TX SWITCH
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/RJ-45 CONNECTORS P0928DH
SWITCH GROUP A SWITCH GROUP A ANALOG VIDEO 2 DISPLAY PORT DVI-D
OR PCIe VIDEO CARD
CABLES, GROUP B
OR (DEFAULT)
MONITOR B MONITOR A
(USB (USB
TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN VGA X 2 P0928DL

IS OPTIONAL) * IS OPTIONAL) *
ADAPTER DVI-I
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-TX SWITCH OR OR
2nd HEAD
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/RJ-45 CONNECTORS
IS OPTIONAL P0924FH
SWITCH GROUP B SWITCH GROUP B ANALOG VIDEO
CABLES, GROUP B1 2-HEAD DIGITAL: DVI-I
OR 4-HEAD ANALOG: VGA
FOR "LOCAL"
LOCAL KEYBOARD INSTALLATION TOUCHSCREEN PCIe VIDEO CARD
P0923MH INSTALLATIONS
OPTIONAL
USB SPKRS
VGA x 4
TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED REAR USB
DEVICES DEVICES 6 FEET
PORT
6' USB CABLES OR
w/P0972RJ, 10' OPTIONAL REAR USB
EXTENTIONS PORT
P0972XM
OPTIONAL USB FLOPPY REMOTE KEYBOARD INSTALLATION REAR USB
KIT = P0923DY/DZ PORT
Figure 1-6. Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) MESH Network Interface

4-PORT REAR USB
USB 100 FT, FO CABLE
PORT
FOR "EXTENDED" TOUCHSCREEN INSTALLATIONS

4-PORT
HUB
USB HUB
FIBER CABLE
REAR USB
KIT OR
USB USB USB USB USB
GREEN COPPER ETHERNET CABLE P0923FS/FT PORT

MAGENTA OPTIONAL
FIBER ETHERNET CABLE * = CABLE IS PROVIDED WITH THE MONITOR EXPANSION
HUB
P0923MH
USB SPKR

B0700EM Rev B
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Overview Diagram For Fiber Network w/Cu (Twisted Pair) Workstation Connection EXTERNAL USB
FLOPPY "A" DRIVE
NOTE: Processor I/O cards are illustrated for cabling purposes only.
P0924SJ
All of the devices shown CANNOT be operated simultaneously. For H92*A, I/A Version 8.2+ with Remote Graphics Unit (OPTIONAL)
Cu CABLE GROUP A
W/ RJ-45 CONNECTORS DUAL HEAD, SERIAL SINGLE HEAD
P0972UB = 1 m USB PORT
USB
TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE SERIAL TOUCH SCREEN EXAMPLE
P0971XK = 3 m NOT FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS. NOT FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS.
B0700EM Rev B
P0923QM TO NON-I/A
P0971XL = 15 m TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY TO BE CARRIED OVER FROM PREVIOUSLY ONBOARD
OPTIONAL UNMANAGED NETWORK
P0972MR = 30 m INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. INSTALLED SYSTEMS, ONLY. OR ETHERNET
8-PORT Cu SWITCH
RJ45
P0971XM = 50 m PORT
P0971XN = 100 m TOUCH SCREEN TOUCH SCREEN
TO APPROPRIATE TO STORAGE
SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL SERIAL CABLE SERIAL
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, VIDEO CARD
TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT TOUCH P0922AW = 6 FT TOUCH TO OTHER
GROUP B SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN STATIONS
P0924DE = 50 FT MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR FOR BACKUP AND RESTORE USE TO MASTER TIME
P0924DF = 100 FT KEEPER MODEM
TOUCH SCREEN
P0972KQ= 15 FT SERIAL CABLE
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT * * * P0922AW = 6 FT P0972VY
TIME STROBE
ANALOG VIDEO CABLES, PCI CARD
GROUP B1 SECONDARY GCIO PRIMARY GCIO GCIO ** P0971SU = 10 FT; P0912VK = 25 FT
OR (part of optional
P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE P0922AG or P0922AE P0971SV = 50 FT; P0971WZ = 100 FT (GCIO)
25P-D
25P-D
25P-D
P0972KQ = 8 FT P0972KD/TX kit)
P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
LEGACY PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
P0971DX = 50 FT 9P-D 9P-D P0923ME

P0970HV PARALLEL P0918WQ = 15 FT
2 SERIAL /
36P
P0971DY = 100 FT
9P-D
P0922WW = 50 FT 1 PARALLEL PCI CARD
CENTRONICS
PRINTER
2 PCI CARDS
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
DIGITAL DVI-D VIDEO QUAD ANNUNCIATOR KEYBOARD EXAMPLE
CHOICE OF UP TO
PQRSTUVWXYZ-12
CABLES, GROUP C DUAL ANNUNCIATOR P0972WD
P0972VR = 5 ft KEYBOARD EXAMPLE 100Base-TX E'NET
SERIAL
25P-D
MT-RJ
P0972VS = 10 ft PCI CARD

GCIO GCIO PRINTER **
P0972VT = 15 ft
P0904AK or P0904BS P0904AK or P0904BS
25P-D
* P0971SU: 10 FT
FIBER CABLE GROUP G P0912VK: 25 FT P0924FD
P0800MW SERIAL
62.5 m MMF with LC/LC ENDS P0800MW
9P-D
P0970HV 100Base-TX E'NET
25P-D
TWISTED PAIR, PRINTER P0971SV: 50 FT
P0972UJ = 1 m
RJ-45
PCIe CARD
P0972TN = 3 m CABLE GROUP A
P0972TP = 15 m P0923LU
P0972TQ = 50 m 100Base-FX E'NET
MT-RJ
CUSTOMER SUPPLIED: PCIe CARD

>50 m, < 150 m REMOTE HUMAN INTERFACE CONNECTION
THE MESH OPTIONAL 1 GBit UPLINK. MONITOR 4 MONITOR 3 MONITOR 2 MONITOR 1 P0924FD
REQUIRES UPLINK CARDS (USB (USB (USB (USB 100Base-TX E'NET
RJ-45
NETWORK TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN PCIe CARD

IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL) IS OPTIONAL)
OPTIONAL
P0924FD
100Base-TX E'NET
2 - 4 HEADS ARE
P0972YC (EXAMPLE) P0972WP (EXAMPLE) VIDEO CABLES,

RJ-45
UP TO 4 PCIe CARDS
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-TX SWITCH * * * * PCIe CARD

GROUP B OR F
with HI Extender (Remote)

W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/RJ-45 CONNECTORS P0972XM
USB FLOPPY MANDATORY FOR
SWITCH GROUP A SWITCH GROUP A "B" DRIVE THIS CONFIGURATION
P0923MH
USB SPEAKERS AVAILABLE WITH P0928DT
(OPTIONAL) P0923PN ONLY REMOTE HUMAN I/F

VGA ADAPTERS
(OPTIONAL) EXTENDER PCIe CARD
* OR (PART OF P0928DU/DV KIT)
24-PORT, 100Base-FX SWITCH 24-PORT, 100Base-TX SWITCH * OR P0928DV (QUAD) - 2 HEAD USB USB
W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/RJ-45 CONNECTORS P0928DU (DUAL) - 4 HEAD
USB USB USB USB USB LC-LC FIBER CABLE.
SWITCH GROUP B SWITCH GROUP B * OR 15 m cable supplied. For other cables:
WITH 1-3 TOUCH SCREENS, 62.5 m: 150 m (MAX). CABLE GROUP G
CONNECT 50 m: 250 m (MAX). CUSTOMER SUPPLIED
KBD/MOUSE/SPKR
DIRECTLY TO P0923PL/PN OR USB CABLE
OR
MODULE. (PROVIDED)
P0923FS/FT
FOUR TOUCH SCREENS
NEED USB HUB. CONFIGURE
USB 4-PORT
USB
HUB ONLY AS SHOWN WITH HUB
Figure 1-7. Redundant Copper (Twisted-Pair) MESH Network Interface

TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED TO OTHER MESH-CONNECTED BACKUP UNIT
DOTTED LINES.
DEVICES DEVICES (OPTIONAL)
GREEN COPPER ETHERNET CABLE
* = CABLE IS PROVIDED WITH THE ITEM. CAN
MAGENTA
FIBER ETHERNET CABLE USE WITH 10 ft EXTENSION CABLE, P0972RJ.
Local Human Interface Connections

Pointing Device Connections
Connect the trackball or mouse and the keyboard to the Model H92 Workstation, as shown in
Figure 1-8.
Trackball
OR
Mouse
Keyboard
Figure 1-8. Mouse, Trackball, and Keyboard Connections to the Model H92 Workstation
If you are using a touchscreen as an input device, refer to Touchscreen Cabling Connections
below.
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Touchscreen Cabling Connections

USB interface touchscreens were introduced with the model P77*N monitors and continue to the
present time. The former serial interface type touchscreens were discontinued with the Model
P77*Q monitors. Although new monitors can only be provided with USB interfaces, serial touch-
screen monitors operating through GCIO modules from earlier installations may still be used
with the Model H92 Z400 processor.
Some GCIO setups use touchscreens and some do not. USB touchscreens do not require a
GCIO. The GCIO address for touchscreen is 2 for the primary GCIO. However, for non-touch-
screen, the GCIO addresses are P for the primary and S for the secondary GCIO. The primary
GCIO connection can be configured as either touchscreen or non-touchscreen, and the secondary
GCIO connection is configured independently as non-touchscreen.
The optional touchscreen feature is available for the current 20-inch LCD monitor (USB inter-
face only). The serial interface version may be found on some discontinued 21-inch CRT and 20-
inch LCD monitors.
Proceed as follows:
1. Make the cable connections as shown in Figure 1-9.
If you are configuring a local USB touchscreen or a serial touchscreen, make the
connections shown in Figure 1-9 (for serial touchscreens) and Figure 1-10. Refer
to Table 1-4 for descriptions and lengths of the cables in each cable group refer-
enced in the diagram.
If you are using a remote USB touchscreen as an input device, install the USB
extender kit, as shown in Figure 1-10 and Figure 1-11. Refer to Table 1-5 for
descriptions and lengths of the cables in each cable group referenced in the dia-
gram.
2. Locate the letterbug address selector switches at the rear of GCIO interface module
(Figure 1-9).
3. Determine, from the human interface software configuration information for your
system, the letterbug address associated with the touchscreen:
Primary Touchscreen = Letterbug 2 (P for non-touchscreen)
Secondary = Letterbug S for non-touchscreen.
4. Using the chart printed on the underside of the GCIO interface module as a guide, set
the letterbug address switches for the required letterbug address.
NOTE
GCIO-based annunciator keyboards are not supported using the USB interface. For
USB touchscreens with GCIO-based annunciator keyboards, use either the
USB/serial hybrid system shown in Figure 1-10 or the serial touchscreen system.
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GCIO Interface Module

21-Inch CRT
Workstation Display
(Rear View)
Letterbug Address
Selector Switches
P0922AW, 1.8 m (6 ft)
Figure 1-9. Serial Touchscreen Cabling, Model H92 Workstation Applications
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Video cable group Model H92 workstation

(digital DVI-D or analog) (rear view)
or
Dual-head
video card
Video cable group
(digital DVI-D
Touchscreen
or analog)
LCD monitors
or
Remote
100 ft
Local
USB cables
(6 ft)
USB Extender Kit
Power P0923DY/DZ 2 Serial/
1 Parallel Card
Mouse
Keyboard
25-pin
GCIO D-connector
(P0922AG or P0922AE)
P0800MW
Serial cable group
P0800MW P0970HV To optional second GCIO system
GCIO-Based Annunciator Keyboard(s)

Figure 1-10. USB Touchscreen Connection
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Table 1-4. Cable Groups in Figure 1-10
Cable Group Description Cables

Analog video cables P0972KQ = 8 ft
P0972FZ + P0903FX = 15 ft
P0971DX = 50 ft
P0971DY = 100 ft
Digital DVI-D video cables P0972VR = 5 ft
P0972VS = 10 ft
P0972VT = 15 ft
Serial cables P0971SU = 10 ft
P0971SV = 50 ft
P0971WZ = 100 ft
USB cables (limit of 1 per device) P0972RJ = 10 ft
Video cable group

(analog)
Dual-head
video card
Video cable group
(analog)
Touchscreen
LCD monitors
USB cables
(6 ft)
Remote
100 ft
Local
USB Extender Kit

P0923DY/DZ Power
Model H92 workstation
(rear view)
Mouse
Keyboard
Figure 1-11. Dual-Head Remote Touchscreen Connection Using Optional USB Extender Kit
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Table 1-5. Cable Groups in Figure 1-11
Cable Group Description Cables

Analog video cables P0972KQ = 8 ft
P0972FZ + P0903FX = 15 ft
P0971DX = 50 ft
P0971DY = 100 ft
Digital DVI-D video cables P0972VR = 5 ft
P0972VS = 10 ft
P0972VT = 15 ft
USB cables (limit of 1 per device) P0972RJ = 10 ft
You have completed connections for touchscreen cabling.
Video Connections
The Model H92 workstation default video card is a PCIexpress x16 NVIDIA NVS 295. Two Dis-
play Port to DVI video adapter cables are supplied with the video card. See Figure 1-12 and
Figure 1-13.
The H92 workstation can use any of the following cards for display output:
Dual PCIexpress Card Display port/DVI Video Generator (default)
Quad PCIexpress Card Display port/DVI Video Generator (optional)
Dual PCIexpress Card VGA/DVI Video Generator (optional)
Quad PCIexpress Card VGA Video Generator (optional)
RGU Dual, Quad RGU (optional)
NOTE
The default configuration of the Z400 workstation is Digital Video only, and does
not support extended video cable lengths.
! WARNING
Do NOT disconnect the digital video cables from the NVIDIA NVS 295 or NVS
450 graphics card during system operations on a running system. Disconnecting the
cable from either the computer end or the monitor end will cause video resolution
problems. The NVIDIA graphics card will dynamically reset the driver configura-
tion, resulting in a video frame buffer size that exceeds the monitor resolution. Dis-
connecting the video cable on a running system will have a negative effect on the
operation of the H92 workstation.
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NOTE
The H92 workstation does not work with the Command Center side-arm mounted
monitor P0930DH.
Default PCIe 2 Display Port/DVI Video Connections
Two Display Port to DVI cables included with the default video card.
Figure 1-12. Default 2 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation
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Figure 1-13. Default 2 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation
Multi-head Display Configurations

Determine the physical layout of the monitors in your configuration. Figure 1-14 provides exam-
ples of typical monitor configurations. Assign each monitor a number as shown in Figure 1-14.
Figure 1-14. Typical Multi-Head Display Configurations
Optional PCIe 4 Display Port/DVI Video Connections

The Model H92 workstation supports an optional 4 display port PCIexpress x16 NVIDIA NVS
450 video card. Four Display Port to DVI video adapter cables are supplied with the video card.
See Figure 1-15 and Figure 1-16.
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Four Display Port to DVI cables included with the default video card.
Figure 1-15. Optional 4 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation
Figure 1-16. Optional 4 Display Port Video Connection, Model H92 Workstation
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Matrox Dual or Quad Head Video Connections

The Matrox dual (analog or digital) and quad-head (analog only) video card requires a driver
update; see Installing the MATROX Video Card Driver on page 78. Instructions for connect-
ing monitors to the Matrox multi-head video card vary depending on whether you are using the
Matrox card to connect dual VGA/DVI or quad VGA only.
NOTE
If connection to an analog VGA monitor is required, the optional Matrox video
card must be configured in the H92 Style H-Code. It is the only video card option
that supports VGA. The default video card with display ports supports digital only.
Matrox Dual-Head Video Card Monitor Connections

The cable included for using Matrox for dual-head video has two DVI connectors. This cable
enables you to connect between the video card and two monitors. Connect two monitors to the
DVI connectors. See Figure 1-17.
Figure 1-17. Matrox Dual-Head Video Card
1. Securely fasten the end of the appropriate cable into the cards connector as illustrated
in Figure 1-17.
2. Perform the following connections:
a. Plug the connector for Monitor 1 into the socket Connector 1 as shown in
b. Plug the connector for Monitor 2 into the socket Connector 2 as shown in
See Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode on page 80 to configure the
video driver for dual monitor operation.
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Matrox Quad-Head Video Card Monitor Connections
NOTE
While using the Matrox card with analog upgrade cable, it acts as analog only and
does not support digital video. No support for DVI or Display Port is available
when using the Matrox card for quad video output.
The supplied cable attaches to enable a connection between the video card and four monitors.
Connect up to four monitors to the VGA connectors as shown in Figure 1-16.
Note: Each monitor connects to the video card via the connector which has been assigned
the same number as the monitor.
Figure 1-18. Matrox Quad-Head Video Card
1. Securely fasten the end of the appropriate cable into the cards connector as illustrated
in Figure 1-18.
2. Perform the following connections:
a. Plug the connector for Monitor 1 into the socket Connector 1 as shown in
b. Plug the connector for Monitor 2 into the socket Connector 2 as shown in
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Video and Connections

Connect the quad-head video card to the monitors as shown in Figure 1-19.
* Two video cables are included with the monitor: one 6 ft analog cable and one 6 ft digital cable.
The following optional analog and digital cables allow you to extend the distance between the
workstation and the monitor:
Analog Cables:
P0972KQ 8 ft
P0971DX 50 ft
P0971DY 100 ft
P0930FX with P0972FZ 15 ft
Digital Cables:
P0972VS 10 ft
P0972VT 15 ft
Figure 1-19. Connection of Multi-Head Video to H92 Workstation
Connection of Matrox multi-head displays to the multi-head video card is complete.
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Remote Human Interface Connections

Remote Connections Using a Remote Graphics Unit
The H92 workstation can be configured with a Remote Graphics Unit PCIe card that connects to
a dual or quad Remote Graphics Unit (RGU). Two versions of RGUs are available:
Dual RGU with 2 Display ports supporting DVI video connections to one or two
monitors.
Quad RGU with 4 Display ports supporting DVI video connections up to four
monitors.
The RGU is connected to the Remote Graphics Unit PCIe card installed in the H92 workstation
by a fiber-optic cable. The USB keyboard, mouse, trackball, touchscreens, and audio can be con-
nected through the RGU, which allows the H92 workstation to be located at distances from the
RGU of up to 70 meters (230ft) with 62.5/125 m fiber or 1 kilometer (3280 ft) with 50/125 m
fiber cable. The RGU features 2 IEEE ports, 5 USB 2.0 ports, and passive (fanless) cooling. The
RGU also includes a universal input power supply.
Figure 1-20. Remote Graphics Quad Unit Shown (Front View)
Figure 1-21. Remote Graphics Quad Unit shown (Rear View)
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Figure 1-22. Matrox USB Cable connection (Rear View)
Remote Connections Notes and Warnings

1. The mouse and keyboard must be connected locally to the workstation until the
Matrox driver has been installed.
2. The USB cable must be connected prior to installing the Matrox driver. Connect one
end of the USB cable included with your product to the USB connector on your
interface card. Connect the other end of your cable to a USB connector on the back of
the workstation. Make sure your connectors are properly connected. Refer to
Figure 1-22 for details. Do not disconnect the USB cable after connection and
Matrox driver installation. The USB jumper cable must remain connected between
the H92 computer and the Matrox RGU PCIe card.
3. If you want to use the remote touchscreen capability, you cannot connect the touch-
screen through the USB hub. Connect the touchscreen cable from the RGU directly
to the monitor as shown in Figure 1-5 and Figure 1-7.
4. Since the RGU is an extension of the H92s PCI bus, the fiber connection between
the H92 and the Remote Graphics Unit must stay connected for the H92 to run. If
this fiber cable is disconnected, the H92 workstation will halt.
5. The Remote Graphics Unit must remain powered for the H92 to run. If the unit is
unpowered, the H92 will halt.
6. When the RGU PCIe card is installed in the H92 workstation, you must use the RGU
for video connections. You cannot use another video port.
Remote Cabling
Connecting a peripheral to the RGU requires fiber cables, MMF with LC/LC ends. Part numbers
for these cables are listed below. The 62.5 m, MMF cable lengths between 50 and 150 meters
and all of the 50 m, MMF cables which extend to 400 meters are customer-supplied.
Table 1-6. Fiber Cable Part Numbers for RGU
Description Part Number

1 meter P0972UJ
3 meters P0972TN
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Table 1-6. Fiber Cable Part Numbers for RGU
Description Part Number

15 meters (included with the RGU kit) P0972TP
50 meters P0972TQ
Remote Keyboard and Mouse or Trackball Connections

Connect the trackball or mouse and the keyboard remotely to the H92 workstation, as shown in
Figure 1-23.
Remote Graphics Monitor Connections

Connect remote monitors as shown in Figure 1-23. You may connect up to 2 monitors using the
dual RGU and up to 4 monitors using the quad RGU unit. Two or Four Display port cables with
DVI connectors are included with the respective Remote Graphic Units.
If you are configuring the monitor as a touchscreen, also refer to Remote Touchscreen Cabling
Connections on page 32.
NOTE
If you want to use the remote touchscreen capability, you cannot connect the touch-
screen through a USB hub. Connect the touchscreen cable from the RGU directly
to the monitor as shown in Figure 1-23. If you are using a touchscreen as an input
device, refer to the section Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections on page 32.
Figure 1-23. Remote Single Monitor Connection to H92 Workstation
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Remote Touchscreen Cabling Connections

NOTE
Detailed installation and setup instructions are available in the document Flat Panel
Monitor Software Setup for UNIX and Windows Workstations (B0193PL). Begin-
ning on page 12 of the document B0193PL, the user will find the instructions nec-
essary for Windows Workstation USB Touchscreen Installation, Setup, and
Calibration.
USB touchscreens do not require a GCIO. The Model H92 workstation supports up to four dis-
plays with USB touchscreen capability. The optional touchscreen feature is available with 20-inch
flat panel LCD monitor.
To make the remote touchscreen connections, perform the following steps:
1. Make the connections to the Remote Graphics Unit PCIe card, as described in
Figure 1-23.
2. Configure the display driver for multiple displays, if required.
3. Install the Touchware software supplied with the touchscreens.
4. Map the touchscreens to the monitors.
5. Calibrate each touchscreen.
! CAUTION
1. Do not disconnect the touchscreens from the USB ports after mapping.
2. Do not attempt a touchscreen calibration from a remote client. To 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.
On the server head with a touchscreen, change the servers screen resolution to
1024x768 and perform a touchscreen calibration from the Touchware software.
Change the server screen resolution to 800x600 and perform a touchscreen
calibration from the Touchware software. Perform this step for every screen
resolution that remote clients may use. Doing so prevents the Touchware
software from requesting a calibration on the remote desktop clients.
You can also check the box next to Do not remind me when display
settings change and click OK the first time the Touch Screen Calibration
Needed popup appears.
You have completed connections for remote USB touchscreen cabling.
Remote Speaker Connections

Connect the speakers remotely, as shown in Figure 1-20. The Remote Graphics Unit and associ-
ated PCIe card is required for cable lengths longer than 16 feet. For cable lengths up to 16 feet,
the USB extension cable P0972RJ may be used.
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Printer Connections
The following printers can be connected to the Model H92 Workstation:
80-column dot-matrix printer
132-column dot-matrix printer
Color PCL3 InkJet printer or Color PostScript printer.
! WARNING
Before connecting the AC power line to a peripheral device, ensure 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.
! WARNING
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.
To set up the printer for the Model H92 Workstation:

1. Connect the printers power cord to a power source.
2. Connect the printers communications cable to the workstation as shown in
Figure 1-24.
3. To check on (or set) the printers operating parameters, refer to Color Printer Installa-
tion for V4.3.x, V6.1.x, V6.2.x, V6.3, V6.4, V6.5, V6.5.x, V7.0, V7.1.x and V8.x
(B0400SF).
Each printer connected to the workstation and included in the system configuration files is
automatically installed during the installation of I/A Series software.
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NOTE:
Either or both serial printers may connect to either COM1 or the multi-port serial
cable. Printers are plugged in per your systems configuration.
Figure 1-24. Printer Cable Connections to Model H92 Workstation
You have completed connecting the printer(s) to your Model H92 Workstation.
GCIO Connections
The optional Graphics Controller Input Output (GCIO) interface module provides an electrical
interface for the GCIO-based annunciator keyboard and GCIO-based annunciator/numeric key-
board. (Some GCIO interface modules include an interface for a serial touchscreen. See below.)
Following is a list of GCIO modules that are supported by the H92 workstation, and can be
mounted on a desktop or top-mounted on a Modular Industrial Console (MIC) or Modular
Industrial Workstation (MIW):
P0922AG: GCIO module with touchscreen, for use with a Sony GDM
5402/5502/LCD2080/2090 monitor with internal serial touchscreen controller
P0904AK: GCIO module without touchscreen
P0904AL: GCIO module with touchscreen, with old-style internal GCIO touch-
screen controller.
Following is a list of GCIO modules that are supported by the H92 workstation, and can be
embedded in a MIC, MIW, or Command Center:
P0922AE: GCIO module with touchscreen, for use with a Sony GDM
5402/5502/LCD2080/2090 monitor with internal serial touchscreen controller
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P0904BS: GCIO module without touchscreen

P0970KK: GCIO module with touchscreen, with old-style internal GCIO touch-
screen controller
P0970KL: GCIO module without touchscreen controller.
To connect the GCIO interface module to the Model H92 Workstation, make the cable connec-
tions to the port configured during the System Definition process for the GCIO, as shown in
Figure 1-25.
NOTE
GCIO and Serial Alarm printers may both be used at the same time, using different
serial ports.
GCIO interface module
P0971SU 3 m (10 ft) 2 serial

P0971SV 15 m (50 ft) ports
P0971WZ 30 m (100 ft)
Figure 1-25. GCIO Cabling to Model H92 Workstation
You have completed connecting the GCIO to your Model H92 Workstation. Refer to GCIO-
Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Connections on page 36 for instruc-
tions on attaching a GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboard to the GCIO.
Dual GCIO Interface Module Connections

A GCIO module can service up to two GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric key-
boards. If a third or fourth GCIO-based keyboard is needed, a second GCIO module needs to be
added to the system as shown in Figure 1-26. To configure a three or four GCIO-based keyboard
system, make the cable connections for the first GCIO module as shown in Figure 1-25 and then
add the second GCIO and P0970HV and P0800MW cables as shown as dotted lines in
Figure 1-26.
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(Video)
(Optional USB Touchscreen) Optional
I/A Series 2nd Monitor
Workstation (Video)
Monitor
(Optional USB Touchscreen)
P0971SU/SV/WZ1
Secondary
Primary GCIO
GCIO Interface Box
Interface Box P0904AK/P0904BS2
P0904AK/P0904BS2
P0800MW
P0800MW
P0800MW
P0800MW
Input Output Input Output
GCIO-Based Annunciator GCIO-Based Annunciator
Keyboard #1 - P0903CV/CW3 P0970HV Keyboard #4 - P0903CV/CW3
Input Output Input Output

GCIO-Based Annunciator GCIO-Based Annunciator
Keyboard #2 - P0903CV/CW3 Keyboard #3 - P0903CV/CW3
1 P0971SU = 10 ft, P0971SV = 50 ft, P0971WZ = 100 ft

2
P0904AK = Table-top
P0904BS = Embedded in MIC/MIW
3
P0903CV GCIO-Based annunciator keyboard has 48 annunciator keys
P0903CW GCIO-Based annunciator/numeric keyboard has a numeric keypad and 32 annunciator
keys.
Figure 1-26. GCIO Devices for H92 Workstation
You have completed connecting the dual GCIO to your H92 workstation. Refer to GCIO-Based
Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Connections on page 36 for instructions on
attaching an annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboard to the GCIO.
GCIO-Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard

Connections
The GCIO-based annunciator keyboard (P0903CV) is an array of 48 LED/switch pairs arranged
in a 12-column by 4-row matrix. The GCIO-based annunciator/numeric keyboard (P0903CW)
is a combination of 32 LED/switch pairs, a 16-section numeric keypad, and one Num Lock LED.
To make cabling connections to the GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboard,
proceed as described in the following subsections.
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Keyboard Address Setting

A keyboard address must be set at the rear of each GCIO-based annunciator or annuncia-
tor/numeric keyboard.
Proceed as follows:
1. Locate the selector switches at the rear of the keyboard (Figure 1-27).
2. Determine, from the human interface software configuration information for your
system, the address associated with the keyboard.
The possible addresses are:
Primary GCIO/Display:
First keyboard address = 1
Second keyboard address = 3
Secondary GCIO/Display:
First keyboard address = 4
Second keyboard address = 5.
3. Using the chart printed on the underside of the keyboard as a guide, set the selector
switches for the required address.
AUX. HORN OUTPUT INPUT

IEC950
SELV
Selector Alarm Horn Cable Connection

Switches Audio Output Jack Jacks
IEC950
! SELV
Figure 1-27. GCIO-Based Annunciator or Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard, Rear View
! CAUTION
This audio output jack is intended for connection only to equipment with input
circuits complying with IEC Publication 950 requirements for Safety Extra Low
Voltage (SELV) that are power limited to 240 V AC or less. Connection to other
circuits may impair the safety of this keyboard and other interconnected equipment.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Position 1 used for
HI Press for 1
horn volume
high/low selection
LO Press for 0
1= 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
2= 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
3= 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
4= 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
5= 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
6= 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
Figure 1-28. Letterbug and Horn Volume Select Switch Codes
Keyboard Label Preparation

The label strips for the GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboard are on a sheet
of six labels. The labels need to be separated from the sheet to be used.
NOTE
Invensys can supply a package of labels. Order Invensys part number P0903QZ.
Perform the following steps to prepare and install the labels.

1. Print the desired labeling information in the label boxes.
2. Adjacent to each label box are two cutouts (Figure 1-29). Remove one of the cutouts
to provide an LED alarm indication associated with the label box: remove the upper
cutout to allow the red LED to show through or the lower cutout for a yellow LED
indication.
3. Positioning the label at an angle, as shown in Figure 1-29, slide the label into the unit
through the slot on the rear which is associated with the switch/LED column to be
labeled.
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4. Repeat Steps 1, 2, and 3 for the remaining labels.
Labels (bag of) = P0903QZ Insert label at approximately 30

angle from horizontal.
Label
boxes
Cutouts:
Upper exposes red LED. Label Side View
Lower exposes yellow LED.
Label Details Proper Positioning of Label for Insertion into Keyboard
Figure 1-29. GCIO-Based Annunciator or Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Label
Keyboard Cable Connections

Up to two GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboards can be connected to a
GCIO interface module in any combination. Refer to Figure 1-30 and make the cable connec-
tions as shown.
GCIO interface module

(P0922AE/AG)
P0800MW To optional 2nd

GCIO system
P0800MW
GCIO-Based Annunciator GCIO-Based Annunciator/

keyboard Numeric keyboard
Figure 1-30. GCIO-Based Annunciator and Annunciator/Numeric Keyboard Cabling Connections
You have completed making GCIO-based annunciator or annunciator/numeric keyboard cabling

connections.
Integrated NIC/Ethernet Card Connection

NOTE
The integrated NIC should only be used for a corporate or secondary network con-
nectivity. Do not use the on-board NIC connection for I/A Series Control Systems
connections.
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! WARNING
The Network Interface Cards (NICs) of the workstation that are used for The Mesh
control network must not be disabled from the My Network Connections tool, or
from any other application in the Windows operating system. The I/A Series con-
trol system remains active and online during system stress. Manual disconnection of
the workstation from The Mesh can disturb the resiliency of the operating system.
A workstation that connects to The Mesh should not be offline, asleep, or in a state
of hibernation. When the NICs connecting to The Mesh 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
Mesh control network.
Connecting to The Mesh Control Network

In an I/A Series Version 8.2 or later control network, Model H92 Workstations are connected to
the network with Allied Telesis copper or fiber-optic Ethernet Network Interface Cards (NICs).
The copper or fiber NICs installed in the H92 workstation connect the workstation to the Ether-
net switches in The Mesh control network. It is recommended that you connect the workstation
to two different switches in The Mesh to provide redundant data signal paths and eliminate single
points of failure.
How the H92 workstation connects to an Ethernet switch in The Mesh depends on the type of
switch and the Ethernet cards installed in the H92. A H92 workstation can be connected directly
to an Ethernet switch RJ-45 copper port via CAT5 cabling, or to an Ethernet switch MT-RJ fiber-
optic port via fiber-optic cabling. A media converter can also be used to connect a workstation
with a copper NIC to an Ethernet switchs fiber-optic port and vice versa.
For additional information and detailed instructions on connecting workstations and other com-
ponents to The Mesh control network, refer to The MESH Control Network Architecture Guide
(B0700AZ).
RAID Configuration
The H92 supports internal RAID (redundant array of independent drives). RAID 1 mirroring
or RAID 1 with a hot spare to provide additional levels of hard drive redundancy in case of hard
drive failures. Other RAID configurations are not recommended for use with I/A Series software.
Drives are not hot swappable. The workstation must be shut down to replace failed drives and
rebuild the RAID set.
If you ordered your H92 with RAID, it has been configured at the factory. Parts are available to
replace a failed drive or to upgrade to RAID in the field. See Chapter 5 Installing Hardware
Upgrades
There are two ways to administer the RAID configuration. Use the Intel Matrix Storage Manager
utility (CTRL-I) when you start up the computer. Alternatively, you can use the Intel Rapid Stor-
age Technology Installer after the operating system has been loaded to install the Intel Rapid Stor-
age Technology program. The Intel Rapid Storage Technology software is installed on the H92
workstation image DVD.
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ROM Based Intel Matrix Storage Manager Utility

When RAID is enabled, boot the computer. When the HP BIOS screen appears, press CTRL+I,
when prompted to enter the Intel Matrix Storage Manager utility.
Intel Rapid Storage Technology

When the workstation is running the Windows XP operating system, launch the Intel Matrix
Storage Console by clicking Start > Programs > Intel > Intel(R) Rapid Storage Tech-
nology.
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2. Installing I/A Series Software
This chapter provides an installation procedure for the initial installation (Day 0) of your
I/A Series software. This procedure is specific to the hardware platform defined in Chapter 1
Basic Workstation Setup of this document.
When you receive your workstation from Invensys, it comes pre-configured and ready for
I/A Series software to be installed. You must install the I/A Series software yourself, as described
below in the Installing I/A Series Software sections and in I/A Series version-specific release
notes shipped with the I/A Series software. Make sure that you also refer to the release notes
shipped with I/A Series software for version-specific instructions you may need to follow for
installation of a particular version of I/A Series software on a H92 processor, for example, install-
ing security updates, setting up the firewall, and installing required trailer media.
The following sections describe the complete I/A Series software configuration specifically
designed for the Model H92 Workstations. To determine your workstations H-Code, refer to
Determining Your Workstation Configuration on page 1. These instructions do not apply to
any other Workstations.
NOTE
I/A Versions 8.0b, 8.1, and 8.1.1 are not supported on the H92 HP Z400.
NOTE
I/A Versions 7.x and earlier are not supported on the H92 HP Z400.
! WARNING
For installations with an I/A Series network, do not install I/A Series software before
the workstation has been connected to the I/A Series network. Refer to Chapter 1
Basic Workstation Setup to determine how to physically connect your worksta-
tion to the I/A Series network.
! CAUTION
For I/A Series Version 8.2 and later workstations, the KSI time card driver must be
installed, but not cable connected before installing I/A Series Version 8.x software.
See Time Synchronization Users Guide (B0700AQ).
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! CAUTION
Ensure that the USB floppy disk drive is plugged into the workstation before you
install the I/A Series software. If the USB disk drive is not plugged into the worksta-
tion and the Commit disk is requested by the I/A Series installation program, an
error message displaying Floppy drive not available appears. This closes the
installation program and all the errors are recorded in a log file. This also forces re-
imaging of the operating system and re-installation of the I/A Series software.
Installing I/A Series Software V8.5 and Later

I/A Series V8.5 software installation is documented in the I/A Series V8.5 Software Installation
Guide (B0700SB). Follow the installation instructions associated with that release.
NOTE
To restore the Windows XP Professional operating system, you must perform the
steps described in Chapter 3 Image Recovery, Windows XP Professional Operating
System of this document.
Disregard the reference to Appendix A Quick Restore for the Windows Operating
System, found in the Server Preparation and Workstation/Server Preparation sec-
tions of I/A Series V8.5 Software Installation Guide (B0700SB).
Installing I/A Series Software V8.2 to V8.4.x

The Model H92 Workstation is shipped with Windows XP Professional operating system with
Service Pack 3 pre-installed. Before you install I/A Series software, make sure that the workstation
is physically connected to the network and, if required, that any network interface card drivers are
updated. Refer to Chapter 4 Installing and Updating Drivers. Also, make sure the workstation
is disconnected from any secondary (non-I/A Series) networks, but do not disable the adapters for
these network cards. Review the notes below.
! WARNING
The Model H92, Style L I/A Series workstation comes with Windows XP Service
Pack 3 installed. Do not install Service Pack 2. Disregard Step 2 on Page 60 of the
I/A Series System V8.2 Release Notes and Installation Procedures (B0700RN-C)
Changing the Station Name

The Windows XP Professional workstation name must match the workstation letterbug name on
your Commit diskette before you install the I/A Series software. For systems with multiple work-
stations, you must change the default workstation names.
The I/A Series Workstation letterbug is an uppercase six-character alphanumeric workstation
name recognized by the I/A Series software. Letterbug is defined during System Definition and is
written to the Commit diskette.
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To make your workstation letterbug name match your host name, perform the following
procedure:
1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
2. In the Control Panel group, double-click System. The System Properties window
opens.
3. In the System Properties window, select the Computer Name tab (Figure 2-1).
Click
Figure 2-1. Computer Name Tab in the System Properties Dialog Box
4. In the Computer Name tab, click Change. The Computer Name Changes window
opens (Figure 2-2).
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Type in station letterbug;

for example, DST1B2
Figure 2-2. Computer Name Changes Dialog Box
5. In the Computer Name Changes window, click Computer Name and (using all capital
characters) change the name to the applicable letterbug assignment on the Commit.
Click OK.
NOTE
The Computer Name field must contain 6 characters and be all uppercase.
6. In the Computer Name Changes window, click OK.

7. Click OK to close the System Properties Window.
8. A message box opens asking if you want to restart your computer. Click Yes.
9. When the system restarts, it logs you on as Fox. Proceed with I/A Series software
installation.
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Exiting During Software Installation

To exit from installation at any time during the process, click the Cancel button. When you
select Cancel, the setup program displays the following Exit Setup message (Figure 2-3).
Figure 2-3. Exiting Setup
Select No to continue the setup or Yes to exit setup and terminate the install program.
! CAUTION
Exiting during the software installation process causes an incomplete installation
and may cause the workstation to become unstable. This requires that you reload
the operating system.
Executing the Setup Program

You must log in to the workstation as Fox (which is set up for autologon) and run the I/A Series
setup program, Setup, from the CD-ROM drive (Drive E:) accessed from the My Computer
window, as described below. To begin the setup program, perform the following:
NOTE
If your workstation is new or a quick restoration of the Windows XP Professional
operating system was just performed (as described in Chapter 3 Image Recovery,
Windows XP Professional Operating System), the Fox account is already
established.
1. Ensure that the workstation is attached to The Mesh network.

2. Unplug any non-Mesh network cables.
3. Ensure that the USB diskette drive is attached to the workstation.
4. Disable all On-access McAfee functions.
5. Place the I/A Series CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.
6. Double-click My Computer, then double-click the CD drive, E:. The following win-
dow appears.
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Figure 2-4. Initial Setup Display
7. Click Next.
8. In the The Please Select Installation Option, for day 0 install, click Next. For other
than day 0 installations, select the appropriate options, then click Next.
! CAUTION
In the following step, it is strongly recommended that the default drive be selected.
Selection of another drive may result in improper installation of the I/A Series soft-
ware and selection of a sub-folder in any drive will result in incorrect installation of
the I/A Series software as well as improper operation or failure of the Windows XP
Professional platform.
9. If this is the first time the Setup application is run, the destination location selection
display opens. Select the destination location (disk drive) where setup will install the
files and click Next.
10. The Setup Needs The Next Disk window opens. Insert your Commit diskette
Disk ID # 101 and click Load. Wait while the software loads into your workstation.
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Figure 2-5. Inserting the Commit Diskette or Updated Commit Diskette
The I/A Series Setup software loads onto the workstation.

You are now asked to select a network interface card.
Selecting the Network Interface Card

You must identify the correct I/A Series system network card/function for the I/A Series system
network as shown in Figure 2-6 for I/A Series V8.2 or later software.
1. For I/A Series V8.2 or later software: In the I/A Series Network Installation window
(either of the dialog boxes in Figure 2-6 will appear, depending on your workstations
configuration), check the boxes next to the two network interface cards that are
installed in your workstation, and click Next. Refer to Chapter 1 Basic Workstation
Setup for details on determining the components installed in your workstation.
Figure 2-6. Selecting the Invensys Foxboro Network Card on a V8.2 Workstation
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NOTE
Select network cards in Slot 3 and 4 for the Mesh network.
NOTE
The selected network cards must be connected to the network.
2. The hardware installation caution display (Figure 2-7) opens. Click Continue
Anyway.
If you are installing I/A Series software on a V8.2 workstation and you selected two
network interface cards, the following display may appear one, two, or three times.
Click Continue Anyway for all displays.
Figure 2-7. Hardware Installation Caution Display
3. The network installation status display (Figure 2-8) opens. Click OK.
Figure 2-8. Network Installation Status Display
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NOTE
For both Fiber and Copper based NICs, the configuration parameters must be
updated.
4. The Proceed With Installation display opens. Confirm that the install information is
correct and click Next.-
5. The Multiple Media Selection screen (Figure 2-9) opens. Check the box in the lower
left-hand corner to load all the remaining packages from the CD-ROM and click
Load From Selected Media.
Figure 2-9. Multiple Media Selection Display
As prompted, load the additional software packages. Instructions are included with these addi-
tional software packages.
Loading Revision Level Media Information

The revision level media contains information specific to the release. The system prompts for the
applicable media.
NOTE
Read and understand any version-specific release documents included with your
software, such as Check This First or Read Me First documents pertaining to the
release level media.
1. When prompted (Figure 2-10), load the release level media in the appropriate drive
(Source Drive) and click Load.
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Figure 2-10. Inserting the First Release Level Media
2. Wait while the I/A Series software files are installed.
Successful Installation
When your system installs successfully, the Setup Complete screen (Figure 2-11) opens.
Figure 2-11. Successful Installation Complete Display
Checking the Logs

If you suspect a problem with the installation process or want to verify its success, view the log
entries (Figure 2-12) produced during configuration. To view messages from a recently completed
setup, select View Logs prior to restarting the computer. These logs can be printed.
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Figure 2-12. Example of Installation Log
3. Click on the Setup Log, Pkg Log, and Init Log buttons to view these logs.
Unsuccessful Installation
If your installation is not successful, the screen shown in Figure 2-12 contains the message
Errors were encountered during installation. Please review the log files
for more information. along with a reference to the message log for an explanation of the
problems that prevented success. Note the reference to the installation log file then refer to that
file (and to the .pkg and .log files with the same date extension) for more installation information
and messages.
NOTE
In the installation log, warnings appear in yellow text and failures appear in red text.
Restarting Your System

When the I/A Series software installation is complete, the setup program asks you to reboot your
workstation as shown in Figure 2-11. If you have a serial expansion card, click No, I will
restart my computer later and refer to the instructions in the section Installing the
Serial/Parallel Card Driver on page 97. Otherwise, click Finish and remove the I/A Series soft-
ware CD from the drive and proceed to Installing FoxView/FoxDraw Software on page 54.
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Installing FoxView/FoxDraw Software

After the workstation restarts, the I/A Series software starts without FoxView and FoxDraw
software. These applications are licensed as part of the S10 license and must be installed from the
FoxView/FoxDraw software CD-ROM.
To install the FoxView and FoxDraw software packages:
1. Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2. The Setup program should run automatically and open the InstallShield Wizard. If
the Wizard fails to open, double-click My Computer > CD-ROM drive > WIN folder
> Setup.exe.
The InstallShield Wizard opens.
3. Click Next.
4. Read the License agreement and click Yes. Note that each instance of FoxView soft-
ware must be licensed.
5. Select the check boxes for the options you want to install and click Next.
6. Click Next to start copying files.
7. Click the check box to restart the computer.
8. Click Finish.
9. Remove the CD from the drive.
10. The workstation restarts.
Using the Serial/Parallel Card with the HP Z400

If you are using a serial/parallel card refer to the instructions in the section Installing the
Serial/Parallel Card Driver on page 97.
Using a Dual-Monitor Configuration with InTouch Software

NOTE
If you plan to use the Wonderware InTouch software interface, the video driver
that supports the spanned desktop mode must be configured to correctly use 2
monitors. Refer to Configuring the Video Driver on page 63.
Documenting Your System

With each I/A Series software installation, be sure to create (or update) a Reconcile diskette. This
diskette verifies the latest installed software information on the station. It is then used to reconcile
the system configuration files created during System Definition. Save your Reconcile diskette for
initial customized installation verification and for future installations.
To create a Reconcile diskette:
1. Insert the I/A Series software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
2. Go to My Computer and double-click the CD-ROM icon, then click Setup.
3. Run the setup program to access the Foxboro I/A Series Install display as shown in
Figure 2-13. Click Next.
4. Click Other Installation Functions > Next.
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Figure 2-13. I/A Series Install Display (Following Installation Restart)
5. From the I/A Series Installation Maintenance Functions display (Figure 2-14), click
Reconcile Configuration.
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Figure 2-14. I/A Series Installation Maintenance Functions
6. From the Foxboro I/A Series Install display (Figure 2-15), select Create New Rec-
oncile Diskette and click Next.
Select Append to existing Reconcile Diskette if you are appending reconcile
information for other stations.
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Figure 2-15. I/A Series Install Display Reconcile Diskette Options
7. Insert the Reconcile diskette in the appropriate drive (Source Drive). Enter the correct
drive designation and click Store (Figure 2-16).
Figure 2-16. Inserting the Reconcile Diskette
Save your Reconcile and commit diskettes for future installations. Save log information for instal-
lation verification. Be sure to store the software media safely for future reuse.
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Recommendations
It is recommended that you perform the following tasks once you complete I/A Series system
installation:
Use the Reconcile diskette to update the system configuration files using the
System Definition Reconcile utility. Refer to System Definition online Help for
procedures.
Perform Windows XP Professional backup. Backup procedures are described in
Symantec System Recovery 2011 (Workstation Edition and Server Edition Guide For I/A
Series Workstations) (B0700ES).
You have completed installing I/A Series software for your workstation.
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3. Image Recovery, Windows XP
Professional Operating System
This chapter describes how to install the Windows XP Professional operating system with
Service Pack 3 on this specific Model H92 Workstation, using the image recovery method.
Image Recovery Notes

Be aware of the following before attempting image recovery.
NOTE
Prior to performing this quick restoration (installation) of the Windows XP Profes-
sional operating system with Service Pack 3, you must install all hardware and con-
nect all cabling to the workstation, as described in Chapter 1 Basic Workstation
Setup.
NOTE
Model H92 workstations are customized to operate correctly with I/A Series Soft-
ware from Invensys Foxboro. These changes involve BIOS settings, operating sys-
tem parameters, and application services.
NOTE
For client workstations in an I/A Series system with Foxboro Control Software
installed on them, be aware of the following. The local security databases on the cli-
ent workstations are synchronized to the security database of the Galaxy server
when the Refresh History and Security Database operation is performed from the
ArchestrA IDE application. However, if a client workstation in this system is down
while this operation is running on the other workstations, the client workstation
will not be able to synchronize its local security database when it starts up. The
Security Provider will be generating Trace messages containing the following text:
Reset In Progress, receive no data. Sequence Number:0. Restart the
InFusionSyncService service on the Galaxy server to enable the client workstation to
synchronize its local security database.
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NOTE
In some cases, restoring the image of a client workstation with Foxboro Control
Software (FCS) installed on it can cause the clients security subsystem to stop
updating the local security database on the client. It is recommended that you create
and restore images on all the FCS workstations (Galaxy and client) at the same
time. If this is not practical, refer to the table below for recovery recommendations
from problematic workflows.
Table 3-1. Recommended Recovery Methods for Image Recovery Problems on FCS Stations
Was Refresh History and

Restored Foxboro Security Database
Control Software Performed Between Image Is This a
(FCS) Station Type Creation and Restoration? Problem? Problem Recovery Method
Galaxy server No Yes Run the Refresh History and
Security Database operation from
ArchestrA IDE.
-Or-
Contact Global Customer Support
to acquire the ResetSecurityDB
tool.
Then, update the local security
database with the
ResetSecurityDB tool on the
affected clients.
Galaxy server Yes, and Refresh History No -
and Security Database was
executed before image was
created.
Galaxy server Yes, and Refresh History Yes Run the Refresh History and
and Security Database was Security Database operation from
not executed before image ArchestrA IDE.
was created. Or
Contact Global Customer Support
to acquire the ResetSecurityDB
tool.
Then, update the local security
database with the
ResetSecurityDB tool on the
affected clients.
Client workstation No No -
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Table 3-1. Recommended Recovery Methods for Image Recovery Problems on FCS Stations
Was Refresh History and

Restored Foxboro Security Database
Control Software Performed Between Image Is This a
(FCS) Station Type Creation and Restoration? Problem? Problem Recovery Method
Client workstation Yes Yes Stop the InFusion Security
Provider service on the client
workstation.
Restart the InFusionSyncService on
the Galaxy server.
Start the InFusion Security
Provider service on the client
workstation.
Software Required
The software (DVD based) required to perform this procedure is shipped with your workstation:
Restore optical media (P/N K0174HS) For use with Model H92 HP Z400
processors with Windows XP with Service Pack 3 and I/A Series software V8.2 to
V8.4.x.
Restore optical media (P/N K0174HV) For use with Model H92 HP Z400 proces-
sors with Windows XP with Service Pack 3 and I/A Series software V8.5 and later.
Windows XP Operating System Image Recovery

Procedure
The following procedure restores your system hard disk to its original state when shipped from
Invensys (Windows XP operating system, all required drivers). If RAID is used, the RAID set
must be created and intact before installing the operating system.
! WARNING
Use this procedure with caution. It will reformat the hard drive and overwrite all the
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.
Perform the Invensys restore process for the Model H92 (Z400) workstation:
1. To boot from the DVD ROM, you must configure the system in BIOS as follows:
a. Power on the Model H92 (Z400) workstation and press F10 to enter BIOS.
b. Use the arrow keys to highlight Storage > Boot Order.
c. On the right side of the Boot Order box, click Optical Drive to highlight it.
Use the Up arrow to move it above the hard drive.
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d. Use the arrow keys to highlight File > Save Changes and Exit, and press
Enter.
2. Insert the Invensys restore DVD for Windows XP Service Pack 3 and reboot the sta-
tion.
3. When the computer boots from the DVD restore media, a blue screen appears with
the following text:
Z400 Windows XP OS
Image Restore Media DVD
DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE?
N = No - Abort and Exit
Y = Restore Z400
4. Enter Y to restore the system.

A final warning screen appears with the following text:
WARNING!
You are about to delete the
contents of your hard drive!
Press Y to Continue or N to Abort
5. Enter Y to begin the restore process.

The restore process takes between three and five minutes. Once the process is com-
plete, one of the following happens:
If the process was successful, a green screen appears
If a problem was encountered, a red screen appears.
6. When the green screen appears, remove the DVD media and reboot the station.
The station boots into a Windows XP Pro environment.
Network Interface Card Drivers for I/A Series V8.x

Workstations
The restore image Windows XP operating system will automatically install (plug 'n play) the
required Allied Telesis drivers that are included on the hard drive image. The first boot after
restoring the Windows XP operating system will take a few minutes to find the new hardware
devices and install these drivers.
When your workstation indicates it has found new hardware and requires a restart, click OK to
restart. There is no need for the user to update the drivers for the Allied Telesis NIC cards. How-
ever, if there is a change in the type of NIC cards, use the instructions below to update/reinstall
the necessary driver.
Installing the Allied Telesis Copper or Fiber NIC Drivers

The Allied Telesis NICs are available in the PCI and PCIe configurations.
The Model H92 (Z400) uses a Broadcom integrated NIC. Therefore, the drivers for the Allied
Telesis NICs are already extracted and available.
To automatically install the Allied Telesis NICs driver:
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1. Install the Allied Telesis NICs in an available PCI and/or PCIe slot(s).
2. Boot the workstation.
3. The Allied Telesis NICs locate and install their drivers automatically.
To manually install the Allied Telesis NICs driver refer to procedure Installing Network Interface
Card Drivers on page 98. Return to this chapter when finished.
Configuring the Allied Telesis NIC Driver (Fiber and Copper)

To configure the driver for your Allied Telesis NICs, perform the following steps:
1. For each installed fiber card, the card properties Flow Control and Speed &
Duplex must be manually set. Right-click the My Computer icon, click Manage >
Device Manager, and expand the Network adapters selection.
2. Right-click the desired card, click Properties, and click the Advanced tab.
3. In the Property section, click Flow Control. In the Value section, click Disable in
the drop-down list.
4. In the Property section, click Speed & Duplex. In the Value section, click 100 Mb
Full in the drop-down list.
5. Click OK.
6. For each network adapter card, repeat Steps 2 through 5.
7. Shutdown and restart the workstation for the driver to take full effect.
Configuring the Video Driver

The H92 workstation can use any of the following cards for display output:
Dual PCIexpress Card Display port/DVI Video Generator (default)
Quad PCIexpress Card Display port/DVI Video Generator (optional)
Dual PCIexpress Card VGA/DVI Video Generator (optional)
Quad PCIexpress Card VGA Video Generator (optional)
RGU Dual, Quad RGU (optional)
If using a single display, use the first port of the dual-head video card; no additional configuration
is required. Multiple monitor configurations may require different drivers, depending on which
video card you use. If you are using a dual-head video card with FoxView software, you do not
need to install a video driver; the Windows operating system installs the correct dual-head driver.
The user must configure the video card driver for span mode if Wonderware InTouch software
support is required. Additionally, the user is responsible for configuring dual and quad-head video
drivers to support multiple monitor configuration physical layouts.
Monitor Configurations
Figure 3-1 illustrates typical configurations of monitors attached to a H92 workstation with a
dual-head video card, and Figure 3-2 illustrates typical configurations of monitors attached to a
H92 workstation with a quad-head video card. Assign each monitor a number as shown in
Figure 3-1 or Figure 3-2.
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Figure 3-1. Possible Monitor Configurations for H92 Workstation

with a Dual-Head Video Card
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Figure 3-2. Possible Monitor Configurations for H92 Workstation with a

Quad-Head Video Card
Configuring Span Mode

NVIDIA Display Adapters
To configure span mode using the dual or quad NVIDIA adapters, you must
enable Multiview. To enable and configure display properties using Multiview,
refer to the section titled Configuring NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Driver using
Multiview on page 70.
Matrox Display Adapters
To configure span mode (stretched) using the Matrox video adapter or Matrox
RGU, use the Matrox PowerDesk interface, as described in the sections titled
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Stretched Mode on page 90 or Config-
uring the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode on page 86.
The NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Video Card Driver

Installation of the NVIDIA dual/quad head video card driver is not required. The NVIDIA uni-
fied driver is pre-installed on the Windows XP operating system provided on the restore media
and supports both dual and quad cards.
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Configuring NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Driver using NVIDIA Control

Panel
This section describes configuring the NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head card driver using the NVIDIA
Control Panel.
1. To access the NVIDIA Control Panel, select the green NVIDIA icon in the lower
right launch bar and click NVIDIA Control Panel. See Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3. NVIDIA Control Panel Option
2. To configure multiple displays, select Display, Setup multiple displays in the

Select a Task menu. See Figure 3-4. Choose desired display mode, for example,
Configured independently from each other (Dualview).
Select the displays you would like to use.
Select the display you want Windows to use as primary.
Click Apply. See Figure 3-4 to setup multiple displays.
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Figure 3-4. Set up Multiple Displays
3. Click Yes to apply changes, when prompted. See Figure 3-5.
Figure 3-5. Apply Changes for Set up of Multiple Displays
4. To identify displays when using dual monitors, select Display > Identify Dis-
plays from the top menu bar. This helps in LCD identification prior to the configu-
ration steps that follow.
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Figure 3-6. Identify Displays Menu Selection
5. To change the resolution setting, select Change Resolution in the Select a Task
menu.
a. Select the display you would like to change.
b. Select resolution, refresh rate.
c. The Color Depth should be left as Highest 32-bit.
d. Click Apply.
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Figure 3-7. Change Resolution
6. Click Yes to apply changes, when prompted.
Figure 3-8. Apply Changes for Change Resolution
Repeat this set-up for the second monitor.

Other settings are also available for modification, to meet specific customer requirements.
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NOTE
The settings for horizontal span mode are used with Foxboro Control Software
(FCS) platform based machines.
Configuring NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head Driver using Multiview

This section describes configuring the NVIDIA Dual/Quad-Head card driver using NVIDIAs
Multiview feature.
The Multiview feature allows the user to configure spanning of multiple displays. The user must
enable Multiview and reboot the workstation to configure the Display Properties using Multiview.
1. Enable Multiview. To enable Multiview, right-click the workstations Desktop and
select, Properties. Select the Settings tab, then select Advanced. See Figure 3-9.
Figure 3-9. Display Properties, Advanced Settings
2. Select the Multiview tab and select the Enable Multiview mode check box. See
Figure 3-10.
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Figure 3-10. Enable Multiview Mode
3. Select Apply and then select OK to restart the workstation. See Figure 3-11.
Figure 3-11. Confirm Restart
Configuring Display Properties using Multiview

To configure Display Properties using Multiview, right-click the workstations Desktop and select,
Properties. Select the Settings tab, then select Advanced, then select the Multiview tab see
Figure 3-12.
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Figure 3-12. Multiview Display Properties
Using the Multiview Display Properties the user can configure the following:
Enable additional displays
Change display resolutions
Change the Color Quality
Configure display physical locations
Identify Displays
Disable Multiview
Monitor Configurations Using Multiview

The following examples depict possible physical layouts of multiple displays:
Figure 3-13 2 Horizontal Spanned Displays
Figure 3-14 4 Horizontal Spanned Displays
Figure 3-15 2 Vertical Spanned Displays
Figure 3-16 4 Vertical Spanned Displays
Figure 3-17 2x2 Square of Spanned Quad Displays
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Figure 3-13. 2 Horizontal Spanned Displays
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Figure 3-14. 4 Horizontal Spanned Displays
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Figure 3-15. 2 Vertical Spanned Displays
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Figure 3-16. 4 Vertical Spanned Displays
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Figure 3-17. 2x2 Square of Spanned Quad Displays
Multiview Display Properties Display Numbers Mapping to NVIDIA

Display Port Numbers
Multiview Display
NVIDIA NVS 450 Properties Display
Display Port Numbers Numbers
1 2
2 1
3 3
4 4
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Installing the MATROX Video Card Driver

NOTE
The unified MATROX Video driver supports both cable implementations of the
dual/quad card and the Dual/Quad RGU.
NOTE
If you are using the default Display Port/DVI dual-head video card with FoxView
software, you do not need to install a video driver; the Windows operating system
installs the correct dual-head driver.
After installing the quad-head video card and restarting the workstation, the Found New Hard-
ware Wizard asks to install software for a video controller. Click Cancel and perform the follow-
ing steps to install the dual or quad-head RGU video card driver:
1. Navigate to C:\drivers\Matrox_Video and run
xddm32_209_04_061_se_u_whql.exe. Press Enter.
2. The Winzip Self Extractor display appears. Click Unzip.
3. The Matrox Display Driver Installation, Matrox PowerDesk dialog box appears, as
shown in Figure 3-18. Click Next, Next, and then Next again.
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Figure 3-18. Matrox Display Driver Installation
4. The install program installs drivers and software. When you are prompted that the
installation completed successfully, click Next.
5. Click Finish to reboot the system.
Configuring the Matrox Dual-Head and Quad-Head Video Card

Driver
At this point, you must configure the driver you have just installed.
A dual-head RGU allows you to use two monitors, and a quad-head RGU allows you to use four
monitors. Monitor arrangements are generally preconfigured when the P90 is shipped from the
Invensys factory.
Perform the steps in one of the following subsections to configure the driver:
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode on page 80
Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode on page 86
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Stretched Mode on page 90
Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Stretched Mode on page 93.
NOTE
The following procedures are meant to be a guideline for setup of various display
configurations and settings. Specific user preferences are attained using the Matrox
Desktop Management and systems Display Properties interfaces and settings.
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Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode

Perform the following to configure the dual-head video driver for independent mode:
1. After the workstation restarts, start Matrix PowerDesk as follows:
Select Start > Programs > Matrox Graphics > Matrox PowerDesk. When
the Matrox PowerDesk Home display appears, select Multi-Display Setup as
shown in Figure 3-19.
Selection
Figure 3-19. Matrox PowerDesk Window - Home Page
The Multi-Display Setup appears. See Figure 3-20.
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Selection
Figure 3-20. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Dual-Head Driver for Independent Mode
a. Select the Use independent mode button.

b. Select 2 Independent (using Output 1 and 2).
c. Click OK. The Window shown in Figure 3-21 appears.
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Selection
Figure 3-21. Setting up the Dual Head Monitors, Independent Mode
d. Click Apply. The Display Settings dialog box shown in Figure 3-22 opens.
Figure 3-22. Display Settings Dialog Box
e. Select Yes, Keep this multi-display desktop.

2. Right-click the desktop and select Properties.
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3. The Display Properties window opens. Click the Settings tab, and a dialog box sim-
ilar to Figure 3-23 opens.
Figure 3-23. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Horizontal Configuration, Independent Mode)
a. Click the Advanced button, and another properties window opens.

b. Click on the Troubleshoot tab, and a window similar to Figure 3-24 appears.
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Figure 3-24. Default Monitor and Matrox Extio Properties, Hardware Acceleration Settings
c. Move the slider for Hardware acceleration to Full.

d. Click OK.
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Figure 3-25. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Vertical Configuration, Independent Mode)
4. For vertically configured monitors, perform the following steps:

a. Click and drag the monitor icons to represent the physical orientation of the mon-
itors attached to the workstation. For a vertical configuration, drag the icons as
shown in Figure 3-25.
b. Click Apply.
NOTE
The Windows taskbar only opens on the number 1 monitor.
5. Select Identify displays and outputs from the Matrox PowerDesk Multi-Dis-
play Setup to identify the monitors connected. Screens similar to the following
appear. A number will appear on each monitor screen to identify the monitor, as seen
in Figure 3-26.
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Figure 3-26. Identifying Monitor Assignments
6. Click OK.
7. Restart the workstation and displays should come up correctly.
Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode

Perform the following to configure the quad-head driver:
1. After the workstation restarts, start the Matrox PowerDesk as follows:
Start > Programs > Matrox Graphics > Matrox PowerDesk
Select Multi-Display Setup. The Matrox PowerDesk window shown in
Figure 3-27 appears.
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Selection
Figure 3-27. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Quad-Head Driver for Independent Mode
a. Select the Use Independent Mode button.

b. Select 4 Independent (Using output 1, 2, 3, and 4).
c. Click OK. The Window shown in Figure 3-28 appears.
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Figure 3-28. Setting Up the Quad Head Monitors, Independent Mode
d. Click OK. The Display Settings window shown in Figure 3-22 appears. Select
Yes, Keep this multi-display desktop.
3. When the Display Properties window opens as shown in Figure 3-29, click the Set-
tings tab.
a. Click the Advanced button and another properties window opens.
b. Click on the Troubleshoot tab and a window similar to Figure 3-24 appears.
d. Click OK.
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Figure 3-29. Setting Up Quad Head Monitors (Independent Mode)
4. For recommended 2x2 quad configured monitors, perform the following steps:
a. Click and drag the monitor icons to represent the physical orientation of the mon-
itors attached to the workstation. Drag the icons as shown in Figure 3-30.
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Figure 3-30. Setting Up Quad-Head Monitors (2x2 Configuration, Independent Mode)
b. Click Apply.
c. Click OK.
NOTE
The Windows taskbar only opens on the number 1 monitor.
play Setup to identify the monitors connected. A number will appear on each moni-
tors screen to identify the monitor, similar to Figure 3-26.
6. Click OK.
Configuring the Dual-Head Driver for Stretched Mode

Perform the following to configure the dual-head video driver for stretched mode. Stretched mode
is used for InTouch applications.
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Selection
Figure 3-31. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Dual Head Driver for Stretched Mode
a. Select the Use Stretched Mode button.

b. Select the configuration of displays you are using: 1 Stretched 2 x 1 (horizontal)
or 1 Stretched 1 x 2 (vertical) using Outputs 1 and 2.
c. Click OK.
d. Click OK. The Display Settings dialog box shown in Figure 3-22 opens.
3. The Display Properties window opens. Click the Settings tab, and Figure 3-32
appears.
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Figure 3-32. Setting Up Dual-Head Monitors (Stretched Mode)

d. Click OK.
NOTE
The Windows taskbar opens across the bottoms of the monitors in horizontal
mode.
play Setup to identify the monitors connected. A number will appear stretched across
the monitor screens. Note the numbering is different than the independent mode.
5. Click OK.
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Configuring the Quad-Head Driver for Stretched Mode

Perform the following to configure the quad-head driver. Stretched mode is used for InTouch
applications.
Selection
Figure 3-33. Multi-Display Setup - Setting Up the Quad-Head Driver for Stretched Mode
a. Select the Use stretched mode button.

b. Select the configuration of displays you are using: 1 Stretched 4 x 1, 1 Stretched
2 x 2 or 1 Stretched 1 x 4.
c. Click OK.
d. Click OK. The Display Settings dialog box shown in Figure 3-22 opens.
3. The Display Properties window opens. Click the Settings tab, and a window sim-
ilar to Figure 3-34 appears.
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d. Click OK.
e. Click OK.
Figure 3-34. Setting Up Quad-Head Monitors (Stretched Mode)
NOTE
The Windows taskbar opens across the bottoms of the monitors in horizontal
mode.
4. Select the Identify displays and outputs from Matrox PowerDesk Multi-Dis-
play Setup to identify the monitors connected. A number will appear stretched
across the monitor screens. Note the numbering is different than the independent
mode.
5. Click OK.
6. Restart the workstation and the displays should come up correctly.
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Resolution Settings
The following table gives recommended resolutions for particular monitors.
Table 3-2. Recommended Resolution for Display Devices
Recommended
Part Number Display Description Resolution
P0972JG/JH/ZH/ZJ 19 LCD monitors 1280x1024x60
P0973DJ/DK analog or digital
P0923VY/VZ
P0971WH 20 NEC 2010 tabletop LCD 1280x1024x60
P0972KZ 20 NEC 2010X tabletop LCD 1280x1024x60
P0972QZ analog or digital
P0972RE/RF/VK/VL Any 20 NEC LCD2080UX-based 1600x1200x60
/WK/WL/YA/YB display analog or digital
P0973DA through Any 20 NEC LCD2090UX-based 1600x1200x60
P0973DH display analog or digital
P0930DH1 20 Command Center LCD 1280x1024x60/67
P0930WG 20 Command Center LCD 1280x1024x60/67
P0931DM/DT 20 Command Center NEC 1600x1200x60
LCD2080UX/2090UX embedded analog only
display
P0928FD/FE/FF 23 NEC EA232wmi-based display (any) 1600x1200x60 or else
1680x1050x60 analog or
digital2
P0972RG 40 NEC LCD4000 1280x768x60 (if avail-
able) or else
1024x768x60, analog
P0973AD 40 NEC LCD4010 1024x768x60, analog
P0973FS 40 NEC LCD4020 1366x768 (if available)
or else 1024x768x60
P0973HE 40 NEC P401 1920x1080 (if available)
or else 1280x1024x60
P0931BR/CY 42 NEC plasma (120 V ac/240 V ac) 1024x768x60
P0930FM 42 Sony plasma 1024x768x60
Legacy Monitors 15, 17, 19, 20, and 21 CRTs 1024x768x60
1.
Not compatible with platforms using display port video.
2.
1600x1200x60 resolution on 23-inch monitors on systems with Nvidia NVS295 or NVS450
display adapters exhibit a rolling scroll affect when moving the mouse vertically on the screen; it
is recommended to use 1680x1050x60 resolution.
For more information, refer to Flat Panel Monitor Software Setup for UNIX and Windows
Workstations (B0193PL).
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Alarm Manager Multi-Head Video Configurations

By default, the Alarm Manager chooses its window size based on the size of the overall desktop. In
a dual or quad-headed configuration, this choice may not be optimal.
After I/A Series software is installed there are two methods that can be used to change the size and
position of the Alarm Manager:
Use the graphical Alarm/Display Manager configurator, which is described in Work-
station Alarm Management (B0700AT) or
Manually edit the Alarm Manager configuration file which is described as follows:
1. Save a backup of the following file: D:\usr\fox\customer\alarms\cfg\am_def.cfg
2. Open the original am_def.cfg file in an editor (such as Wordpad or vi).
3. Corresponding to each type of Alarm Manager window is a line that contains the
string: WinSizPos.
These lines determine the size and position of each window, and can be edited to pro-
vide a more desirable layout. Table 3-3 provides the parameters available to you to use
in this string.
For example, in a configuration with four heads arranged in a 2x2 array, a good choice
is to make the windows quarter screen. To do this, change every WinSizPos line to
QUR for quarter screen, upper right. You can search and replace these settings as long
as case sensitivity is on.
Table 3-3. WinSizPos Parameters
String Meaning
F Full
D__ Default size (__- see below)
_T_ Top
_L_ Lower
__L Left
__R Right
Q__ Quarter size (__- see below)
I__ Intermediate size (__- see below)
_U_ Upper
_L_ Lower
__L Left
__R Right
You have completed installation and configuration of the dual-head video card driv-
ers. Proceed to Installing I/A Series Software V8.5 and Later on page 44 to install
I/A Series software on your workstation.
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4. Installing and Updating Drivers
This chapter provides installation procedures for various drivers including the Serial/Parallel
card driver, and the KSI time card driver.
Installing the Serial/Parallel Card Driver

The Found New Hardware wizard starts and tries to install a PCI communications port.
Perform the following steps to install the driver:
1. When the Found New Hardware wizard starts, select Install from list or Spe-
cific Location (Advanced). Click Next.
2. The wizard asks you to choose the search and installation options. Click Don't
Search. I will choose the driver to install. Click Next.
3. The wizard asks you to select the device driver you want to install for this hardware.
Click Have Disk.
4. The Install from Disk window opens.
Type C:\Drivers\SoftIO and click OK > Next > Finish.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 for the parallel port and the two serial ports of the card.
6. When prompted Do you want to restart your computer now?, select NO.
7. When complete, the Device Manager indicates:
OX16PCI195X PCI Parallel port(LPT1) under Ports (COM&LPT)
OX16PCI954 Dual PCI UART under the Multifunction adapters
8. Rename COM and LPT port numbers.
It is critical the COM ports be renamed in the following order:
Right-click the My Computer icon and select Manage.
Select Device Manager and expand Ports (COM & LPT).
Right-click COM3 and select Properties > Settings > Advanced.
In the COM Port Number drop-down list, change COM3 to COM1.
On the Advanced Settings window, click OK.
On the Port Properties window, click OK.
Right-click COM4 and select Properties > Settings > Advanced.
In the COM Port Number drop-down list, change COM4 to COM2.
On the Advanced Settings window, click OK.
On the Port Properties window, click OK.
Right-click LPT3 and select Properties > Port Settings.
In the LPT Port Number drop-down list, change LPT3 to LPT1.
On the Parallel Port Properties window, click OK.
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NOTE
Close and reopen Device Manager to see the COM port assignment updates.
9. Restart the workstation for the driver to take effect.

You have completed installing the serial/parallel card driver.
H92 Serial/Parallel Card Notes and Warnings

1. Use of the PCIe serial/parallel card in the H92 workstation requires the installation of
the HP Compatibility Upgrade Kit CDROM, part number K0174JH.
2. At the completion of installing I/A Series software, the HP compatibility updates
must be installed by running K0174JH.msi file located on the K0174JH CDROM.
3. K0174JH.msi installs HP compatible versions of I/A Series system files pcidumpr.exe
and cs_alarm.exe.
4. After K0174JH.msi has completed running, reboot the workstation.
Installing Network Interface Card Drivers

Windows XP will automatically install the correct Allied Telesis drivers included on the hard drive
image. At the first boot up after restoring the image, Windows will take a few minutes to find new
hardware and install the correct driver.
! CAUTION
Do not update Network Interface Card Drivers after I/A Series software has been
installed. If the drivers are updated, I/A Series software will not function properly.
To manually install the Allied Telesis driver perform the following:

1. Open the Device manager and expand Network adapters.
2. Right-click the Allied Telesis NIC and select Update Driver.
3. When the Hardware Update Wizard opens, select No, not this time. Click Next.
4. Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced). Click Next.
5. Select Don't search, I will choose the driver to install. Click Next.
6. Select Have Disk.
7. Select Browse.
8. Navigate to C:\Drivers\Allied Telesis MESH NICs\
9. Open the folder for the AT NIC that you have:
For Allied Telesis PCIe Copper NIC types, open folder: AT2912T_PCIe_Cu.
For Allied Telesis PCIe Fiber NIC types, open folder: AT2711FX_PCIe_Fiber.
For Allied Telesis PCI Fiber NIC types, open folder: AT2701FX_PCI_Fiber.
10. The Wizard selects the driver. Select Open.
11. Select OK.
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12. Select Next.

13. Select Finish.
14. After updating the driver, the driver must be configured for proper operation on The
Mesh. Refer to Configuring the Allied Telesis NIC Driver (Fiber and Copper) on
page 63.
Installing the Time Card Driver and Control Utility

Installing the KSI Time Card Driver
Refer to the Time Synchronization Users Guide (B0700AQ) to perform this installation.
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5. Installing Hardware Upgrades
This chapter provides installation procedures for adding PCI cards to a Model H92
Workstation. The optional hardware is available in the form of upgrade kits or spare parts.
Refer to the vendor documents for information on setting up and servicing the HP Z400. See
Vendor Documentation on page xiii.
The upgrade kits addressed in this chapter are organized into the following categories:
PCI Card Upgrade (below)
Hard Drive Installation/Upgrade (page 103)
RAID Configuration (page 103)
Interface Card Upgrade Kits/Spares

Before installing any software on your Model H92 Workstation, you must ensure all the interface
cards are installed properly and all peripherals are connected to the workstation.
You can install the interface cards listed in Table 5-1 in your Model H92 Workstation.
Table 5-1. Model P92 Workstation Interface Card Kits/Spares
Spare Part
Card Purpose Number
NVIDIA PCIexpress Dual Video Card To enable 1 or 2 digital monitor P0928DH
(PCIe) configurations
NVIDIA PCIexpress Quad Video Card To enable 1 - 4 digital monitor P0928DJ
(PCIe) configurations
Matrox PCIexpress Dual Video Card (PCIe) To enable dual-head analog P0924FH
monitor configurations
Matrox PCIexpress Quad Video Card (PCIe) To enable quad-head analog P0924FH and
monitor configurations P0924FJ OR
P0924EU Kit
Dual Head RGU PCIe To enable dual-headed remote P0928DT
monitor configurations OR
P0928DU Kit
Quad Head RGU PCIe To enable Quad-headed remote P0928DT
monitor configurations OR
P0928DV Kit
Single-Port 10/100/1000Base-TX Ethernet To connect to a control network P0924FD
(PCIe)
100Base-FX Fiber Optic Ethernet (PCIe) To connect to a control network P0923LU
Single port 100 Base Fx Fiber optic Ethernet To connect to secondary P0972WD
(PCI) networks
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Table 5-1. Model P92 Workstation Interface Card Kits/Spares
Spare Part
Card Purpose Number
Multi-Port Serial Card (PCIe) To add 2 serial COM ports and P0923ME
1 parallel port
NOTE
The quad head implementation is analog only. This configuration requires the
Matrox Graphics card (P0924FH) and the quad output cable (P0924FJ).
To determine which cards are installed in your workstation, refer to the H-Code, (see Determin-
ing Your Workstation Configuration on page 1).
Installation of PCI Cards

The PCI and PCIe cards listed in Table 5-2 must be installed in the computer according to the
instructions listed in the HP Z400 Maintenance and Service Guide. Note all cautions and warn-
ings when servicing the H92, I/A Series Workstation.
! CAUTION
Because of ESD sensitive components the installer of this kit must be adequately
grounded by a conductive wrist strap or equivalent device.
Card Slot Positions for V8.2 or Greater H92 Workstations

Card slot positions for a V8.2 or later Model H92 Workstation are shown in Table 5-2.
Table 5-2. Model H92 Workstation Card Slot Positions
PCI Card Slot Number Slot Type

Ethernet PCIe card* or Multi-Port Slot 1 PCIe x8
Serial Card (PCIe)
Video (dual or quad) or RGU PCIe Slot 2 PCIe x16
interface card
MESH Ethernet PCIe card* Slot 3 PCIe x8
MESH Ethernet PCIe card* Slot 4 PCIe x16
Ethernet PCI card* or GPS Time Syn- Slot 5 PCI
chronization card
Ethernet PCI card* or GPS Time Syn- Slot 6 PCI
chronization card
* A minimum of two Ethernet cards must be installed and these are for MESH use only. A maximum
of four Ethernet cards may be installed. Two of the installed Ethernet cards must be dedicated to
MESH use only.
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NOTE
The Z400 slots are numbered from the top down.
NOTE
The PCI card IRQs are set by the BIOS and need not be changed.
Installing/Replacing Hard Drives

The Model H92 HP Z400 ships with a single 250 GB hard drive in the default H-Code configu-
ration. A hard drive may be added for increased hard drive space or to reconfigure the system in a
RAID 1 configuration. Add or replace the hard drives according to the instructions in the HP
Z400 Maintenance and Service Guide. See the section Removing and Installing Components.
For instructions on adding a third hard drive, see the Hewlett-Packard Z400 product manual doc-
ument HP Z Workstations - HP Optical Bay Hard Drive Bracket Installation.
RAID Configuration
The H92 supports internal RAID (redundant array of independent drives). RAID 1 mirroring
or RAID 1 with a hot spare provide additional levels of hard drive redundancy in case of hard
drive failures.
! WARNING
The conversion of a non-RAID system to a RAID based system is a destructive pro-
cess. All data on the current single hard drive will be lost during this process. This
drive information should be backed-up prior to converting to a RAID system.
NOTE
If you choose to use the Intel Matrix Storage Manager ROM utility, it is recom-
mended that the drives be of equal size. In a RAID configuration, when using drives
of different sizes, the size of the configuration will be the smaller of the two drives.
Configuring the System BIOS to Enable Embedded SATA RAID 1

Functionality
1. Install and connect second hard drive in the upper most available SATA location, typ-
ically SATA port 1.
2. Turn on (or restart) your computer.
3. During the workstations Power-on self-test (POST), press <F10> immediately
when the <F9> Boot menu, <F10> Setup and <F12> Network selections appear at the
lower right hand corner of the display. If you wait too long and the operating system
logo appears, continue to wait until you see the Microsoft Windows desktop.
Then shut down your computer and try again.
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4. Use the arrows to highlight Storage > Storage Options, and then press Enter.
5. Use the up or down arrow key to highlight SATA Emulation.
6. Use the left or right arrow key to select RAID+AHCI.
7. To accept the new setting, press F10.
8. Use the arrows to highlight Advanced > Power-On Options, and then press Enter.
9. Use the up or down arrow key to highlight POST Messages.
10. Use the left or right arrow key to select Enable.
12. Use the arrow keys to highlight Advanced > Device Options, and then press
Enter.
13. Use the up or down arrow key to highlight SATA RAID Option ROM Download.
14. Use the left or right arrow key to select Enable.
16. Use the arrows to highlight File > Save Changes and Exit, and then press
Enter.
17. Press F10 when prompted.
Creating RAID Volumes

1. Reboot the workstation.
2. During the workstations Power-on self-test (POST), press Ctrl+l when
prompted to enter the Intel Matrix Storage Manager option ROM Configuration util-
ity.
3. Use the up or down arrow key to highlight 1. Create RAID Volume, and then press
Enter.
4. Type the desired RAID volume name in the Name: field, and then press Tab.
5. Use the up or down arrow key to select the RAID1 (Mirror) level in the RAID Level:
field, and then press Tab.
6. Create RAID Volume is highlighted. Press Enter to create volume.
7. To Exit press the Esc key.
8. Press Y when prompted Are you sure you want to exit? (Y/N):.
Rebuilding a Degraded RAID Level 1 Configuration

If your computer does not have a spare hard drive, and the computer has reported a degraded
RAID level 1 volume, you can manually rebuild the computers redundancy mirror to a new hard
drive:
1. Shut down the station. If the computer appears to hang at the shutdown, power-off
the system by depressing and holding the power button for approximately 15 seconds
or until the system turns off.
2. If you know which drive is the failed drive, replace the drive and go to Step 3.
If you are not sure which drive failed, perform the following.
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a. Power the station up. During the boot process, the Intel Matrix Storage Manager
option appears with the instruction to hit CTRL+I to view the Manager detail.
b. Press CTRL+I to view the RAID drive status.
The failed drive is reported as an Offline Member of the RAID set in the Phys-
ical Disk section of the Disk/Volume Information section. Take note of the
drive and its port number (the far left column); this identifies which drive to
replace.
c. Shutdown the station again and replace the failed drive now.
3. Reboot the station. During the boot process, the Intel Matrix Storage Manager option
appears with the instruction to hit CTRL+I to view the Manager detail.
4. Press CTRL+I to enter the Storage Manager.
5. The RAID Manager will auto-detect the newly installed hard drive and ask if you
want the RAID volume to rebuild with the drive. Press Enter to select the hard drive.
Both drives should now be listed with the Type/Status as Member Disk(0).
6. Under the MAIN MENU, select item 5, Exit. Confirm Exit, Yes.
You can use your computer while the computer is rebuilding the RAID level 1 volume.
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Configuring a Spare Hard Drive

Use this procedure for either upgrading a RAID set by adding a hard drive as a spare or for replac-
ing a failed drive. If your computer has a spare hard drive this drive has now automatically
replaced the failed hard drive as a member of the RAID set. The failed drive can be removed and
replaced, with the replacement drive now being marked as the spare for the RAID set using the
following process:
1. Start the Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology utility.
Click Start > Programs > Intel > Intel Rapid Storage Technology.
Figure 5-1. Intel Rapid Storage Technology Utility
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2. Click the Internal Disk that is not part of the current RAID set. Then select Mark as
Spare under Manage Disk.
Figure 5-2. Internal Disk to Become Spare in the RAID Set
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3. Select Yes when prompted Are you sure you want to mark this disk as a
spare.
Figure 5-3. Mark Disk As Spare
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4. Disk usage is now indicated as Spare.
Figure 5-4. Disk Marked As Spare
5. Exit the Intel Rapid Storage Technology utility.
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110
Appendix A. Shutting Down
I/A Series Software
This appendix describes the procedures to shut down I/A Series software.
Disabling I/A Series Software

To disable the I/A Series software on pre-v8.5 workstation:
1. Ensure that all files are closed, all applications, such as a historian, are exited (not
closed), and the process is in a stable state.
Exit all third-party packages that you are running.
2. From the Windows XP desktop:
Double-click My Computer and double-click Control Panel.
or
Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
or
From FoxView, click SftMnt > Explorer > My Computer > Control
Panel.
3. From the Control Panel, double-click Foxboro I/A.
The Startup Options for Reboot dialog box (Figure A-1) appears.
Figure A-1. Startup Options for Reboot Dialog Box
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4. In the I/A Series Off group box, click one of the following:
Autologon
or
Manual logon
5. Click OK.
6. Restart the system.
To disable the I/A Series software on a standard v8.5, and later, workstation:
1. Click Start > Settings, and click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Foxboro I/A.
3. Click Autologon with Mesh networking, under I/A Series Off, in the Startup
Options for Reboot dialog box.
Figure A-2. Disabling Standard I/A Series V8.5 Software Using Startup Options for Reboot
4. Click OK to invoke the function and to close the dialog box.

5. If you are planning to set up a shared network drive backup location, do not reboot
the workstation or server at this time. Continue setting up a shared network drive
backup location, and then proceed to next step.
6. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete simultaneously on the keyboard. Click Shutdown and
Restart on the Foxboro I/A Security window.
This will reboot the workstation or server.
To disable I/A Series on a secure I/A Series V8.5 workstation or server:
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1. Click Start > Settings and click Control Panel.

2. Double-click Foxboro I/A.
3. Click Manual logon with Mesh networking, under I/A Series Off, in the
Startup Options for Reboot dialog box.
4. Click OK.
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114
Index
A
Alarm manager, configuring 96
Allied Telesis drivers
installation and configuration 62
Allied Telesis Ethernet cards 40
Annunciator and annunciator/numeric keyboard
dual GCIO connections 35
Annunciator and annunciator/numeric keyboards
GCIO connections 34
how to connect 36
Assistance, getting xi
B
BIOS parameters 7
C
Cabling
dual GCIO modules 35
printers 33
remote 29, 30
sound 32
touchscreen 17, 18, 19, 32
serial 18
USB 18, 32
USB touchscreen 32
video 32
dual and quad-head connections 26, 28
Card installation 7, 101
Card slot positions 102
Changing the station name 44
CMOS parameters 7
Commit diskette
installing letterbug with 44
reconcile 54
Configuring
Alarm manager in dual-head video configurations 96
CMOS BIOS 7
dual video 26
monitors 26
multi-head video card driver 79
time card driver and control utility 99
workstation determination of 1
Connections to GCIO 34
115
B0700EM Rev B Index
Contact information xi
Customer support xi
D
Disabling
I/A Series software 111, 112
Diskettes
installing letterbug with 44
reconcile 54, 58
Drivers
multi-head video card 79
network interface card 62
Dual GCIO connections 35
Dual video connections 26
Dual-head card
driver installation and configuration 79
E
Ethernet cards 39
Allied Telesis 40
connecting to V8.x network 40
integrated network interface 39
network interface card drivers for I/A Series 8.x 62
Exiting setup 47
G
GCIO 39
connections 34
dual GCIO interface module connections 35
H
H-Code
definition 15
label 1, 2
I
I/A Series
software, disabling 111, 112
Installing
I/A Series logs 52, 53
keyboards 36
KSI Time Card Driver 99
PCI cards 101
software on new processor 44
Integrated NIC 39
InTouch software
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Index B0700EM Rev B
multi-head monitor configurations 90, 93

using dual-head video 54
K
Keyboard
connecting 36
labeling 38
KSI time card installation 99
L
Labels
H-Code 1, 2
keyboard 38, 39
Letterbug
about 44
installing using the Commit diskette 44
Logs, I/A Series installation 52
M
Media, loading revision level 51
Mesh, see The Mesh control network
N
Naming the station 44
NIC, see Ethernet cards
P
PCI cards
installation 102
Peripheral installation 12
Pointing device 17
Printer connections 33
Processor types 2, 6
Production Code, see H-Code
R
Reconcile diskette 54, 58
Recovery CD-ROM xi, 59
Reloading Windows XP xi, 59
Remote connections 29
keyboard 31
mouse 31
notes and warnings 30
speaker 32
trackball 31
Restart 53
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B0700EM Rev B Index
Revision level media 51
S
Setting up I/A Series software 47
Setup program
exiting 47
running 47
Software installation 44
Station name, changing 44
T
The Mesh control network 40
Time synchronization interface card driver and control utility 99
Touchscreen
cabling 18, 19
GCIO connections 34
USB 32
U
Upgrading
hardware 101
USB touchscreen
cabling 32
V
Video
driver configuration 63
dual and quad-head cabling 26, 28
dual-head
using the InTouch interface 54
W
Workstation
determining configuration of 15
H92 card slot positions 102
labeling 15
software setup 47
118
Index B0700EM Rev B
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Copyright 2011-2012 Invensys Systems, Inc.

SOFTWARE LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

1. Basic Workstation Setup ................................................................................................... 1

2. Installing I/A Series Software .......................................................................................... 43

Changing the Station Name ............................................................................................... 44

3. Image Recovery, Windows XP Professional Operating System........................................ 59

4. Installing and Updating Drivers ...................................................................................... 97

Installing Network Interface Card Drivers ............................................................................... 98

5. Installing Hardware Upgrades ....................................................................................... 101

Appendix A. Shutting Down I/A Series Software .............................................................. 111

Index .................................................................................................................................. 115

2-14. I/A Series Installation Maintenance Functions ............................................................ 56

Request for Comments

Determining Your Workstation Configuration

Style Type and

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

Table 1-1. Identifying the Type of Processor

H-Code (First Model Type Style Type

1. A 5 m LC/LC fiber cable included. Purchase longer cables separately if required.

Figure 1-2. Front Panel Layout Model H92 Workstations

Power supply Built-In Self Test

Power cord connector Universal chassis clamp opening

PS/2 mouse connector (green)

Figure 1-3. Model H92 Workstation Rear Panel

Interface Card Installation

Setting CMOS BIOS Parameters

Table 1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings

Menu Selection Value

Table 1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings

Menu Selection Value

Table 1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings

Menu Selection Value

Table 1-3. Z400 BIOS Parameter Settings

Menu Selection Value

Connection of Peripherals to H92 Workstation

P0972FZ+P0930FX = 15 FT 8-PORT Cu SWITCH

PQRSTUVWXYZ-12 PCIe CARD

KEYBOARD EXAMPLE * P0971SU: 10 FT PCIe CARD

CABLE GROUP D VGA X 4 P0928DL PCIe CARD

Figure 1-4. Redundant Fiber MESH Network Interface (Local)

FIBER CABLE PORT

* = NULL MODEM CABLE ** = IF A MULTIPORT SERIAL CARD IS USED, CONNECT

CABLES, GROUP C P0972KD/TX kit)

FIBER CABLE GROUP D

MMF w/MTRJ CABLES ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PRINTER

P0972KX = 50 m PCI CARD

P0972UJ = 1 m P0800MW FIBER OPTIC,

P0970HV PCIe CARD

P0903CV/CW P0903CV/CW PCIe CARD

TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN TOUCHSCREEN PCIe CARD

W/MTRJ CONNECTORS W/MTRJ CONNECTORS 100Base-FX E'NET

SWITCH GROUP A SWITCH GROUP A * * * * PCIe CARD

P0924DE = 50 FT MONITOR MONITOR ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO

LEGACY PCI CARD

P0971DX = 50 FT 9P-D 9P-D

MMF w/MTRJ CABLES 100Base-TX E'NET