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GBIC modules are installed and removed by inserting them into the system board from the front of the unit. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps are generated upon GBIC insertion and removal. 1. Pull down the metal swing bar on the front of the GBIC and pull it out, as shown in Figure 6-2. 2. Carefully wiggle the GBIC from side-to-side to unseat it. swing bar If the module has squeeze prongs, squeeze the side prongs and carefully pull the GBIC out, as shown in Figure 6-3. squeeze prongs To install a GBIC module with squeeze prongs, insert the GBIC module into the port until its connector is firmly seated into the appropriate port. The latch prongs lock and prevent the GBIC's accidental removal. NOTE: The GBIC module is keyed so it can be inserted in only one way. Do not force the insertion if the module does not slide in easily. support.dell.com Repair and Replacement 6-3

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support.dell.com
Repair and Replacement
6-3
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GBIC modules are installed and removed by inserting them into the system board
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Pull down the metal swing bar on the front of the GBIC and pull it out, as shown
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To install a GBIC module with squeeze prongs, insert the GBIC module into the port
until its connector is firmly seated into the appropriate port. The latch prongs lock and
prevent the GBIC
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s accidental removal.
NOTE: The GBIC module is keyed so it can be inserted in only one way. Do not force
the insertion if the module does not slide in easily.
swing bar
squeeze prongs