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Chapter 3 Opening and Closing the HP NetServer Finger Holes (2) I2C Cable Embedded I/O Cover Rear of HP NetServer Figure 3-5. Replacing the I/O Cover 13. To replace the top cover, lower it onto the top of the HP NetServer, about a half-inch to the rear of its normally closed position. See Figure 3-3. 14. Push the top cover forward until the tabs along its front edge line up with the screw holes on the fan cage. 15. Re-attach the two T-15 Torx® screws to the top cover. Removing the PCI Access Panel Use this procedure to gain access to the 10 PCI board slots for accessory board installation or PCI Hot Plug Replacement. All 10 slots are PCI Hot Plug capable, but the PCI board must have a Hot Plug compliant driver to take advantage of the option. l If you are installing accessory boards, the HP NetServer must be powered down before using this procedure. 33

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Chapter 3
Opening and Closing the HP NetServer
33
Finger
Holes (2)
I C Cable
2
Rear of HP
NetServer
Embedded
I/O Cover
Figure 3-5. Replacing the I/O Cover
13.
To replace the top cover, lower it onto the top of the HP NetServer, about a
half-inch to the rear of its normally closed position. See Figure 3-3.
14.
Push the top cover forward until the tabs along its front edge line up with
the screw holes on the fan cage.
15.
Re-attach the two T-15 Torx
®
screws to the top cover.
Removing the PCI Access Panel
Use this procedure to gain access to the 10 PCI board slots for accessory board
installation or PCI Hot Plug Replacement. All 10 slots are PCI Hot Plug capable,
but the PCI board must have a Hot Plug compliant driver to take advantage of the
option.
If you are installing accessory boards, the HP NetServer must be powered
down before using this procedure.