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Five-Volt Riser Board Installation, Expansion-Card and Riser-Board Removal

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Five-Volt Riser Board Installation Dell now offers a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) riser board for use with customer-furnished five-volt (5V) PCI cards. Dell does not currently support any 5V PCI cards installed in the Dell™ PowerEdge™ 1550 or PowerApp™ 120 systems. This 5V riser board is furnished for the customer's convenience. These systems have one fixed expansion-card connector and one removable riser board with a single expansion-card connector, which simplifies many installation procedures by allowing the user to remove the riser board and its installed expansion card in a single step. Expansion-Card and Riser-Board Removal To remove the riser board and its installed expansion card, perform the following steps. NOTE: If the system is mounted high in the rack, you may find it easier to completely remove the system from the rack before performing this procedure. 1. Shut down the system and turn off power to the system. 2. Disconnect the power cable from the back of the system chassis. 3. Loosen the front-panel thumbscrews securing the front panel to the rack and pull the system chassis out of the top cover to its fully extended position. 4. Label and disconnect any cables connected to the expansion card through the back-panel opening. 5. Release the expansion-card bracket by loosening the thumbscrew on the back panel and rotating the latch away from the expansion-card bracket. support.dell.com Five-Volt Riser Board Installation 1-1

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Five-Volt Riser Board Installation
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Five-Volt Riser Board Installation
Dell now offers a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) riser board for use with
customer-furnished five-volt (5V) PCI cards. Dell does not currently support any 5V PCI
cards installed in the Dell™ PowerEdge™ 1550 or PowerApp™ 120 systems. This 5V
riser board is furnished for the customer’s convenience.
These systems have one fixed expansion-card connector and one removable riser
board with a single expansion-card connector, which simplifies many installation pro-
cedures by allowing the user to remove the riser board and its installed expansion
card in a single step.
Expansion-Card and Riser-Board Removal
To remove the riser board and its installed expansion card, perform the following
steps.
NOTE: If the system is mounted high in the rack, you may find it easier to completely
remove the system from the rack before performing this procedure.
1.
Shut down the system and turn off power to the system.
2.
Disconnect the power cable from the back of the system chassis.
3.
Loosen the front-panel thumbscrews securing the front panel to the rack and pull
the system chassis out of the top cover to its fully extended position.
4.
Label and disconnect any cables connected to the expansion card through the
back-panel opening.
5.
Release the expansion-card bracket by loosening the thumbscrew on the back
panel and rotating the latch away from the expansion-card bracket.