EMX0 PCIe Gen3 I/O expansion drawer addresses
You can cross-reference a PCIe adapter physical location code to the address.
PCIe3 4-slot direct module addresses
Use the direct select address (DSA) to find the location for the system, and then go to EMX0 PCIe Gen3 I/O expansion drawer locations to find additional location information.
| Physical location code | Possible failing item | Cable port locations on the I/O module |
|---|---|---|
| Un-Py-C1 | PCIe adapter | Un-Py-T1, Un-Py-T2 |
| Un-Py-C2 | PCIe adapter | Un-Py-T3, Un-Py-T4 |
| Un-Py-C3 | PCIe adapter | Un-Py-T5, Un-Py-T6 |
| Un-Py-C4 | PCIe adapter | Un-Py-T7, Un-Py-T8 |
The physical location code is Un -Py -Cx. To determine whether Py is
P1 or P2, and whether Cx is C1, C2, C3, or C4, complete the following steps:
- The hexadecimal IOA card bus number is the four leftmost digits of the DSA. Convert the hexadecimal IOA card bus number into a hexadecimal PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number by removing the first and last digits of the IOA card bus number. For example, if the IOA card bus number is 0100, then the PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number is 10.
- Go to Card positions, find the table for your system unit, and use the hexadecimal PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number to look up the location of the cable adapter.
- Trace the cables from the cable adapter in the system unit to the I/O module in the EMX0 PCIe Gen3 I/O expansion drawer. If the cables are attached to the I/O module on the left side, the location is P1. If the cables are attached to the I/O module on the right side, the location is P2.
- Using the cable port locations identified in step 3, go to Table 1 and determine the Cx value of the IOA card.
PCIe3 6-slot fanout module addresses
Use the direct select address (DSA) to find the location for the system, and then go to EMX0 PCIe Gen3 I/O expansion drawer locations to find additional location information.
| Physical location code | Possible failing item | DSA (BBBBCcbb) | Unit address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Un-Py-C1 | PCIe adapter | 0xx1xxxx | Not applicable |
| Un-Py-C2 | PCIe adapter | 0xx2xxxx | Not applicable |
| Un-Py-C3 | PCIe adapter | 0xx3xxxx | Not applicable |
| Un-Py-C4 | PCIe adapter | 0xx4xxxx | Not applicable |
| Un-Py-C5 | PCIe adapter | 0xx5xxxx | Not applicable |
| Un-Py-C6 | PCIe adapter | 0xx6xxxx | Not applicable |
To determine if Py is P1 or P2, complete the following steps:
- The hexadecimal IOA card bus number is the four leftmost digits of the DSA. Convert the hexadecimal IOA card bus number into a hexadecimal PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number by removing the first and last digits of the IOA card bus number. For example, if the IOA card bus number is 0102, then the PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number is 10.
- Go to Card positions, find the table for your system unit, and use the hexadecimal PCIe3 optical cable adapter bus number to look up the location of the cable adapter.
- Trace the cables from the cable adapter in the system unit to the I/O module in the EMX0 PCIe Gen3 I/O expansion drawer. The I/O module on the left side is P1. The I/O module on the right side is P2.