DIGITAL AlphaServer 800 Series

Illustrated Parts Breakdown

Order Number: EK-ASV80-IP

This document is an Illustrated Parts Breakdown (IPB) for the DIGITAL AlphaServer 800 Series, published in April 1997 by Digital Equipment Corporation. Its main purpose is to help users identify specific hardware parts and their locations within the product.

The IPB is organized with figures containing numeric callouts that correspond to detailed parts lists. These lists provide part descriptions, Digital/Vendor part numbers, engineering change order (ECO) cut-in information, and "Used On" codes indicating product variations. Key assemblies covered include:

  • Overall System: Depicting both pedestal and rack mount configurations of the AlphaServer 800 Series.
  • Kernel Assemblies: Detailing internal components such as the power supply, CPU modules (333 MHz and 400 MHz), main logic board (MLB), hard drives, PCI cards (e.g., Fast 10/100 Ethernet), memory DIMMs (ranging from 32 MB to 1 GB), CD-ROM drives, enclosure components, various cables, fans, and screws.
  • Pedestal Kit: Showing external panels, doors, bezels, feet, and associated screws for the pedestal configuration.
  • Rack Mount Kit: Illustrating cabinet covers, mounting brackets, slides, front bezels, and related hardware.
  • Internal Storage: Providing breakdowns of various disk drives (Fast Wide SCSI, Ultra Fast Wide SCSI), floppy drives, half-height and full-height devices (CD-ROMs, tape drives), and SCSI controllers with associated cables.

The document includes an ECO/Revision History, a "How to Use" guide for the IPB, and a comprehensive Part Number/Part Description Index for easy lookup. It also contains standard legal disclaimers, copyright information, and an address for reader's comments. Parts marked with a special symbol indicate Field Replaceable Units (FRU).

EK-ASV80-IP
December 1997
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