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(1)
Power supply units
Power supply units supply DC power to the server.
(2)
Cooling fan unit 2
(3)
Lock springs
A lock spring prevents a power supply cord from disconnected from this device.
(4)
AC inlets
A power cord is connected to this socket.
(5)
Power supply unit LEDs
A power supply unit LED blinks in green when AC power is supplied via a power cord.
When the server is powered on, the LED illuminates in green (see page 2-30).
(6)
Cooling fan LEDs
A cooling fan LED illuminates in green while a cooling fan unit is working normally. If the
fan unit has a problem, the LED illuminates in amber (see page 2-30).
(7)
USB connectors
From left to right, USB2 and USB3. The connectors are used for connecting devices
supporting the USB1.1 interface.
(8)
Monitor connector
This connector is used to connect a display device
(9)
Management LAN port
This is a LAN port dedicated to management and can be used when a ft remote management
card is installed. The port is used when the remote management function or NEC DianaScope
is used (only for 320Fa-M and 320Fa-MR models, optional for 320Fa-L, 320Fa-LR models).
(10)
LAN connector 1
This connector is used to connect to a network.
(11)
LAN connector 2
This connector is used to connect to a network.
(12)
LINK/ACT LEDs
A LINK/ACT LED indicates the LAN access status (see page 2-29).
(13)
Speed LEDs
A speed LED indicates the transfer speed of the LAN (see page 2-30).
(14)
PCI-X slot #1
64 bit 100MHz 3.3V PCI-X. A PCI board of low-profile type is attached to this slot (not
equipped in 320Fa-L and 320Fa-LR models).
(15)
PCI-X slot #2
64 bit 100MHz 3.3V PCI-X. A PCI board of low-profile type is attached to this slot. The
number of this slot is PCI-X slot #1 in the 320Fa-L and 320Fa-LR models.
General Description 2-19
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