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One-backplane configuration In a one-backplane configuration: • the upper SCSI interface of the backplane connects to the SCSI/RAID card • a SCSI multi-mode terminator (LVD/SE) is connected to the lower SCSI interface of the backplane Power connectors (connect power plugs from the power supply) Fan connector (for HDD fan) SMBus connector (upper 6-1 pins) (connects the SMB cable from the motherboard) 68-pin SCSI connector (connects the SCSI cable 68-pin SCSI connector from the SCSI/RAID card) (with SCSI multi-mode terminator) 2-32 Chapter 2: Hardware setup
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Chapter 2:
Hardware setup
2-32
One-backplane configuration
In a
one-backplane
configuration:
•
the upper SCSI interface of the backplane connects to the SCSI/RAID
card
•
a SCSI multi-mode terminator (LVD/SE) is connected to the lower SCSI
interface of the backplane
Power connectors
(connect power plugs
from the power supply)
68-pin SCSI connector
(connects the SCSI cable
from the SCSI/RAID card)
SMBus connector
(upper 6-1 pins)
(connects the SMB cable from the
motherboard)
68-pin SCSI connector
(with SCSI multi-mode terminator)
Fan connector
(for HDD fan)