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System Board Illustration

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System Board Illustration The system board, also called the planar or motherboard, is the main circuit board in your server. It provides basic server functions and supports a variety of devices that are preinstalled or that you can install later. Some configuration actions are controlled through jumpers on the system board, whereas other actions are controlled through switches. The following sections discuss the jumper and switch settings that you can change. If you plan to install, remove, or replace hardware in your server, or if you must set jumpers and switches, you will need to know the layout of the system board. The following illustration shows the layout of the system board in your server. The numbered pointers show the components that are discussed in this book. 1 5 V auxiliary power connector 2 Primary microprocessor socket 3 Power switch connector 4 Secondary microprocessor socket 5 DIMM sockets (memory connectors) 6 Secondary IDE connector 7 Diskette drive connector 8 Primary IDE connector 9 Channel A SCSI connector (68 pin) 1 Channel B SCSI connector (50 pin) 11 Channel B SCSI connector (68 pin) 12 Clear CMOS Request (password) jumper (J7E1) 13 Rocker switches 14 Battery 15 RAIDport connector 16 ISA slot connectors 17 PCI slot connectors 18 AGP slot connector Chapter 7. Server Records and Specifications 203

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System Board Illustration
The system board, also called the
planar
or
motherboard
, is the main
circuit board in your server.
It provides basic server functions and
supports a variety of devices that are preinstalled or that you can
install later.
Some configuration actions are controlled through jumpers on the
system board, whereas other actions are controlled through
switches.
The following sections discuss the jumper and switch
settings that you can change.
If you plan to install, remove, or replace hardware in your server, or
if you must set jumpers and switches, you will need to know the
layout of the system board.
The following illustration shows the
layout of the system board in your server.
The numbered pointers
show the components that are discussed in this book.
±1²
5 V auxiliary power connector
±2²
Primary microprocessor socket
±3²
Power switch connector
±4²
Secondary microprocessor socket
±5²
DIMM sockets (memory
connectors)
±6²
Secondary IDE connector
±7²
Diskette drive connector
±8²
Primary IDE connector
±9²
Channel A SCSI connector (68 pin)
±1³²
Channel B SCSI connector (50 pin)
±11²
Channel B SCSI connector (68 pin)
±12²
Clear CMOS Request (password)
jumper (J7E1)
±13²
Rocker switches
±14²
Battery
±15²
RAIDport connector
±16²
ISA slot connectors
±17²
PCI slot connectors
±18²
AGP slot connector
Chapter 7.
Server Records and Specifications
203