Dell PowerEdge T20 Technical Guide - Page 11

Quick Resource Locator, QRL location - tower server

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Feature USB connectors Information tag Video connector LCD panel and buttons Optical drive (optional) Power supply units Power supply indicators NIC indicators PCIe slots Ethernet connectors Serial connector Description Connects USB devices to the server Slide-out label panel for recording system information Connects a monitor to the server; one port on the back of the tower chassis or a port on both the front and back of the rack chassis Displays system ID, status information and system error messages; two navigation buttons on the hot-plug chassis to scroll through the menu on the LCD and one select button Optional half-height DVD or DVD+RW drive Supplies power to the server Indicates whether server has power Indicates network activity and status Connects PCIe expansion cards to the server Connects integrated 10/100/1000 NICs to the server Connects a serial device to the server Quick Resource Locator Dell PowerEdge 12th generation servers feature a Quick Resource Locator (QRL) - a model-specific Quick Response (QR) code that is located inside the T20 chassis cover (see Figure 3). Use your smartphone to access the Dell QRL app to learn more about the server. Figure 3. QRL location This QRL code allows you to: • View step-by-step videos, including overviews of system internals and externals, as well as detailed, concise, task-oriented videos and installation wizards. • Locate reference materials, including searchable owner's manual content, LCD diagnostics and an electrical overview. • Look up your service tag so you can quickly gain access to your specific hardware configuration info and warranty information. • Contact Dell directly (by link) to get in touch with technical support and sales teams and provide feedback to Dell. These codes provide an easy way to retrieve the critical support information you need when you need it, making you more efficient and effective in managing your hardware. Dell PowerEdge T20 Technical Guide 10

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Dell PowerEdge T20 Technical Guide
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Feature
Description
USB connectors
Connects USB devices to the server
Information tag
Slide-out label panel for recording system information
Video connector
Connects a monitor to the server; one port on the back of the tower chassis
or a port on both the front and back of the rack chassis
LCD panel and buttons
Displays system ID, status information and system error messages; two
navigation buttons on the hot-plug chassis to scroll through the menu on
the LCD and one select button
Optical drive (optional)
Optional half-height DVD or DVD+RW drive
Power supply units
Supplies power to the server
Power supply indicators
Indicates whether server has power
NIC indicators
Indicates network activity and status
PCIe slots
Connects PCIe expansion cards to the server
Ethernet connectors
Connects integrated 10/100/1000 NICs to the server
Serial connector
Connects a serial device to the server
Quick Resource Locator
Dell PowerEdge 12
th
generation servers feature a Quick Resource Locator (QRL) — a model-specific
Quick Response (QR) code that is located inside the T20 chassis cover (see Figure 3). Use your
smartphone to access the Dell QRL app to learn more about the server.
Figure 3.
QRL location
This QRL code allows you to:
View step-by-step videos, including overviews of system internals and externals, as well as
detailed, concise, task-oriented videos and installation wizards.
Locate reference materials, including searchable owner’s manual content, LCD diagnostics and
an electrical overview.
Look up your service tag so you can quickly gain access to your specific hardware configuration
info and warranty information.
Contact Dell directly (by link) to get in touch with technical support and sales teams and provide
feedback to Dell.
These codes provide an easy way to retrieve the critical support information you need when you
need it, making you more efficient and effective in managing your hardware.