Technical Advisory TA-551-1 (Addendum)
				Utility Use Instructions
				April 26, 2002


The utilites mentioned in this instruction sheet are referenced in the TSRLT2 & TSRMT2 Technical Advisory TA551-1. They should only be used on TSRLT2 or TSRMT2 server boards that are suspect of being affected by the issue described in the TA. The TSRLT2 & TSRMT2 server systems that are suspect will meet all of the following criteria:


- Server boards with the following PBA - A46044-607
- TSRLT2 or TSRMT2 systems with a serial number within the range of: 
ZLA211xxxxx through ZLA2215xxxxx   or  ZMU211xxxxx through ZMU215xxxxx


If a scan utilty determines your system has a rev 7 ADM1026 sensor chip on a revision –607 server board, please refer to the technical advisory for instruction on replacement process.

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If a visual scan of the SCB2 Server Board is not possible or is inconvenient, Intel has provided 2 scan utilities to assist in determining if an operational TSRLT2 or TSRMT2 Server System is affected by the issue referenced in TA-551-1. 


Scan Utility #1) Hecver.exe: This is a DOS based utility to determine if a system is at risk. This is the recommended option, as it requires that no additional drivers or system manamgnet software be installed.

- Boot the system using a DOS boot disk (Not provided) or to the TSRLT2 & TSRMT2 Resource CDROM that came with your system. 
- Copy the utility (Hecver.exe) to the appropriate media.
- Insert the media; at the DOS prompt type "HECVER" (press return)
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Scan Utility #2) Hecwin2k.exe: This file is a Self-extracting zip file which contains all the necessary files to scan your system run under the Microsoft* Windows2000 operating environment.  

- Copy the file (Hecwin2k.exe) to a temporary directory under windows (example: "C:\HEC") on the server to be scanned.
- Run the program (Hecwin2k.exe) to unzip the components. 
- Open a DOS window in that same directory (C:\HEC). 
- Type "INSTALL" to install the IMB driver (provided). This step is NOT needed if you are already running ISC (Intel Server Control) on the system. 
- Type "HECETAID" to determine if the system is at risk. 
- When complete, simply delete the temporary directory C:\HEC.