FS RS7250 User manual

DUAL INTEL® XEON® SCALABLE
PROCESSORS 2URACKMOUNT SERVER
ZWEI INTEL® XEON® SKALIERBARE PROZESSOREN 2HE RACK SERVER
SERVEUR À DEUX PROCESSEURS INTEL® XEON® SCALABLE 2U À
MONTAGE EN RACK
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Quick Start Guide V3.0
Quick Start Anleitung
Guide de Démarrage Rapide
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RS7250
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Introduction
Accessories
Thank you for choosing RS7250 Rack-mount Server. This guide is designed to familiarize you with the
layout of the server and describes how to deploy the server in your network.
A pair of Gloves Power Cord x2
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Sliding Rail x2
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BMC

Hardware Overview
Front Panel
Buttons/Ports
LEDs
HDD8
HDD4
HDD0
HDD9
HDD5
HDD1
HDD10
HDD6
HDD2
HDD11
HDD7
HDD3
The Diagram of Hard Disk Sequence
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4
3
5/6
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Power
BMC
ID
USB 3.0
VGA
Power button. Press the button to boot the server when it’s
powered on. Press the button for 5 seconds to power off after
the server booted.
Button for rebooting BMC.
Server identification indicator button. Press the button to turn
on the ID indicator, then press the button to turn off.
USB 3.0 ports.
Front VGA port.
Number Button/ Port Description
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Power
System
Status
Solid Blue
Blinking Red
Solid Red
The server started.
9Network 1 Solid Green On-board network 1 is connected normally and in
active state.
10 Network 2 Solid Green On-board network 2 is connected normally and in
active state.
4Hz: The power module is abnormal.
2Hz: The fan or the voltage sensor is abnormal.
The temperature sensor is abnormal.
3ID Blue The ID indicator is on.
7Hard Disk Red On-board PCH hard disk read/write.
Number LED State Description
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Information Label
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3
4
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1
8
7
9
10
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BMC
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Back Panel
1-2
3-4
5-10
11-12
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14
15-17
Install 2.5-inch modules(optional). Support SAS/SATA//NVME hard disks.
Only support one PCI-E 3.0 X8 by default. Optional two-slot kit(one X8 and one X16).
3 PCI-E 3.0X8 adapter cards. Pci-e3.0x16 and PCI-E3.0X8 are optional.
Two LAN1 interfaces which are connectable to category 6 Gigabit cables (100MB
or less is not supported).
ID indicator.
VGA port which is connectable to VGA port display or other display devices.
USB 3.0 ports which are connectable to keyboards/mouses/3.0 USB flash drive or
other devices.
Number Description
NOTE: Hz indicates the number of times a flashing light blinks per second.
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OCP network interface 1/2. Different types of OCP cards are available.
18 IPMI/IPMI2.0 port which is connectable to category 6 Gigabit cables. The server can be
monitored and managed via this port.
Serial port.
Power supply.
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LAN1 LAN2 ID VGA IPMI
USB3.0

Motherboard
The layout of the motherboard with jumper, connector and LED locations is shown as below. See the
table on the following page for description.
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CPU0 CPU1
OCP1
OCP2
JTPM1
M21
PCIESLOT1
COM1
LCM1
JUSB2
BMCLAN1
J4 J5
JBAT8
VGA
UID LED
LAN2 LAN1
BAT1
PCIESLOT3
U37HS1
J11
J2
PCHHS1
PCIESLOT2
JSDO8 JPWR2
JPWR11 JPWR1
JPWR9
JPWR8
JPWR7
JPWR5
JPWR10
JPWR1
CPU1DIMM2
CPU1DIMM1
CPU1DIMM4
CPU1DIMM3
CPU1DIMM6
CPU1DIMM5
CPU0DIMM1
CPU0DIMM2
JFAN1 JFAN7 JFAN2 JFAN8
JFAN9
JFAN3 JFAN4
JFAN10 JFAN12 JFAN6
CPUVRHS1
JFAN11
JFAN5
CPU-VR-HS2
CPU0DIMM4 CPU0DIMM3 CPU0DIMM6 CPU0DIMM5
CPU0DIMM11 CPU0DIMM12
CPU1DIMM9
CPU1DIMM10
CPU1DIMM7 CPU1DIMM8
JAVGA1
OCULNK3
OCULNK4
OCULINK2
OCULINK1
JUSB5
J1
JPWR12
JCHASSIS1
JUSB4
CPUODIMM8
CPUODIMM7
CPUODIMM10
CPUODIMM9
CPUODIMM12
CPUODIMM11
MINISASHD3
MINISASHD1
MINISASHD2
SSATA5
SSATA4

JBAT8
JSDO8
Names
OCP1
OCP2
MINISAS HD1
MINISAS HD2
MINISAS HD3
Buzzer
Battery
JTPM1
Jchassis1
JUSB4
J1
JFP1
CPU0_DIMM1-12
CPU1_DIMM1-12
JFAN1-JFAN6
JVGA1
JPW10
J4
J5
Oculink1
Oculink2
Clear CMOS
Flash Memory Security Override
Pins 1-2(Restore jumper)
Pin 1-2(Normal)
OCP Type A Slot
OCP Type C Slot
Intel PCH SATA 0-3
Intel PCH SATA 4-7
Intel PCH SASTA 0-3
Motherboard buzzer
Motherboard battery
TPM port
Intrusion alarm port
USB 3.0 connector
Front I²C port
Front control panel connector
Memory slot 1-12 of CPU0
Memory slot 1-12 of CPU1
Connector 1-6 of 2U fan
Front VGA connector
Rear 2*2.5 inch HDD module power-supply connector
Rear 2*2.5 inch HDD SGPIO connector (SSATA4-5)
Rear I²C port
Oculink1 port
Oculink2 port
Oculink3
Oculink4
JPWR5
JPWR7~9
JPWR1
JPWR2
U57
U34
PCI-E_SLOT1
PCI-E_SLOT2
Oculink3 port
Oculink4 port
GPU power-supply port
Front HDD hard disk rear panel power-supply ports
Power module 1 port
Power module 2 port
BIOS ROM port
BMC ROM port
PCI-E3.0×24(CPU0) of adapter card
PCI-E3.0×24(CPU1) of adapter card
Jumpers Description
Description
Default Setting
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PCI-E_SLOT3 PCI-E3.0×8(CPU1)
SSATA4-5 Intel PCH SSATA 4-5
LAN1-2
UID LED
VGA1
BMC_LAN1
JBUS2
Motherboard integrated network port 1-2
Node Recognition LED
Motherboard integrated VGA
BCM Dedicated network port
Motherboard integrated USB3.0×3
Installation Requirements
Before installation, make sure the following conditions are met:
Server Mounting
Rack Mounting
Mount the server on the rack.
Make sure the rack is stable enough to mount the server.
The server should be mounted in a clean, dust-free and well-ventilated site.
There should be at least one three-prong power socket in the mounting site.
The server should be isolated from strong electromagnetic fields and electrical noise generating
equipment.
Reserve space for easy server maintenance.
CAUTION: To prevent bodily injury when mounting or maintaining the server in a rack, please
take special precautions to ensure that the rack remains stable. The following guidelines are
provided to ensure your safety:
1. If there’s no other equipment on the rack, the server should be mounted at the bottom of
the rack.
2. Equipment(including servers) mounted on the rack should be mounted from the bottom to
the top according to weight.
3. If the rack is provided with stabilizing devices, install the devices before mounting or
maintain the server.
4. Equipment mounted on the slide rails should not to be used as a shelf or a work platform.
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1. Mount the inner rail of the sliding rail on both sides of the chassis to fix the inner rail with screws.
2. Mount the outer rail of the sliding rail on the rack.
3. Lift the server up, then align it to the middle rail.
4. Push the server into the outer rail. When a“click” sound is heard, pull the blue block at point B in the
arrow direction to push the server into the rack.
5. Open the plastic cover at point C/D and tighten the screws.
NOTE: If you cannot not pull out the server when a“click” sound is heard, you can pull the
white block at point A or blue block at point B in the arrow direction to pull the server out.
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BMC
C
D
B
A
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1. loosen the two screws on both sides of the top cover.
2. Pull the plastic buckle of the top cover upward to remove the top cover.
NOTE: When mounting the top cover, press the plastic buckle down and tighten the screws
on both sides of the top cover.
Removing the Top Cover
Hard Disk Mounting
1. For 2.5 inch hard disk, fix the M3 screws from the bottom of the hard disk tray upwards.
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M3 Screw
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CPU Mounting
2. For 3.5 inch hard disk, fix the #6-32 screws from two sides of the hard disk tray inwards.
1. Align Point B and C of the processor with point B and C of the CPU mounting bracket.
2. Align Point A of the processor with PIN1 of the CPU mounting bracket.
3. Secure the processor on the CPU mounting bracket.
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A
A
B
B
C
C
pin1
#6-32
Screw

4. Align Point a/b/c/d of the CPU with point A/B/C/D of the heat sink.
5. Insert point C/D of the heat sink into the guide pin c/d of the CPU.
6. Fasten the screws according to the order 1,2,3,4 with a 12 1bf T30 plum screwdriver.
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A
DC
B
C
b
d
a
C
c
D
d
#1 #2
#4
#3

Memory Mounting
Connecting the power
A. Open the latches on both sides of the memory slot.
B. Pay attention to accurately align the memory with the memory slot.
1. Plug the corresponding end of the power cord into the power jack of the server.
2. Plug the other end of the power cord into a power outlet.
C. Align the memory with the memory slot, then insert it into the slot.
D. Press the memory downwards and insert it into the slot tightly. Then snap on the latches on both
sides of the memory slot.
E. Make sure that the latches on both sides of the memory slot are fully snapped on.
NOTE: 1. To ensure the smooth implementation of memory functions, it is important to
ensure that the same server uses the exact same memory products, mainly in terms of
memory capacity and particle type.
2. The operating frequency of the memory depends on the CPU, and the maximum memory
frequency supported by different CPU varies. 2933Mhz is only supported by the second
generation Intel Xeon Scalable-SP (82XX,62XX) mounted.
3. Unbalanced memory topology. For instance, mounting two pieces of memory in one of
the memory channels and one piece of memory in the other memory channel will result in
lower.
NOTE: This power cord cannot be used with other devices, and other power cords should
not be used with this device.
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LAN1 LAN2 ID VGA IPMI
USB3.0

BIOS Setting
The RAID function is disabled by factory default Settings. To create the RAID, perform the following
steps:
Step 1: After startup, press < DEL > to enter BIOS.
Step 2: Choose PCH SATA Configuration or PCH sSATA Configuration of PCH Configuration submenu
at the Platform Configuration menu.
Step 3: Change Configure SATA from [AHCI] to [RAID] to enable the SATA/sSATA RAID Controller.
After startup, press < DEL > as prompted to enter BIOS SETUP.
Keyboard command description table
Configuring the Rack Server
Integrated RAID Configuration
= Data is Encrypted
*
[↑↓]-Select [ ESC ]-Exit [ ENTER ]-Select Menu
Intel（R）Matrix Storage Manager option ROM V8.0.1009 ICH10R/DO wRAID5
Copyright(C) 2003-09 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
MAIN MENU
1. Create RAID Volume
2. Delete RAID Volume
3. Reset Disks to Non-RAID
4. Recovery Volume Options
5. Exit
DISK/VOLUME INFORMATION
RAID Volumes:
None defined.
Physical Disks:
Port Drive Mode 1 Serial # Size Type/status(Vol ID)
0 ST3500320NS 9QM8D280
1 ST3500320NS 9QM79R13
465.7GB Non-RAID Disk
Non-RAID Disk
465.7GB
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Aptio setp Utiity-copyright (C) 2021 American Megatrends Inc.
Version 2.20.1271.Copyright (c) 2021 American Megatrends, Inc.
BIOS Information
Project Version ES212IPL2.19
Choose the system default
language
F1: General Help
F2: Previous Values
F3: Optimized Defaults
F4: Save & Exit
ESC: Exit
→←: Select Screen
↑↓: Select Item
Enter: Select
+/-: Change Opt.
Build Date and Time 05/20/2021 16:27:14
Platform Information
PCH LBG QS/PRQ-1G-S1
Memory Information
Total Memory 32768 MB
System Language [English]
[Tue 08/30/2022]
[03:14:00]
System Date
System Time
Advanced Platform Configuration Configuration Security BootServer MgmtSocket
Main

The power LED is off
No character is displayed on the screen
Incorrect or distorted characters are displayed on the screen
The system fan rotates improperly
Software Installation
Step 4: Press <Ctrl>+ <I> to enter the RAID setting during the startup self-check.
The operating system of Microsoft Windows Server 2016 and Redhat Enterprise Linux7.3 is not
provided currently. For details on server configuration, see the the section of installing virtual media
of the online Configuration Guide.
Troubleshooting
Check whether all the power cords are securely plugged in, whether the power cord connects to a
junction box or outlet correctly or the fuse or fuse cutout is damaged.
Check whether the system is operating properly. If so, the power LED may be defective or the cable
from the front panel to the motherboard may be loose.
Check whether the keyboard is working properly or the“Num Lock”LED is on.
Check whether the brightness and contrast of the monitor are adjusted properly.
Check whether the monitor Settings are correct.
Check whether the signal cable of the monitor is installed correctly.
Check whether the onboard video controller works properly.
Check whether the brightness and contrast of the monitor are adjusted properly.
Check whether the signal cable of the monitor is installed correctly.
Check whether the VGA card installation is correct.
If the system cooling fan does not work properly, the system component may be damaged. At this
point, check the following items:
Check whether the socket on the wall has AC power.
Check whether the power button is pressed.
Check whether the power LED is on.
Check whether the fan motor has stopped (check the fan status using the server management
subsystem).
Check whether the power cord of the monitor is firmly inserted and or power is turned on. Many
monitors now turn off automatically when not working and require a warm-up period when
activated.
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The hard disk drive LED is off
Check whether the fan power connector is correctly connected to the board or the cables from the
front panel is connected to the motherboard properly.
Check whether the power cord is connected to the motherboard properly.
Check whether a short circuit is caused by squeezed cables or a power connector improperly
inserted into the power jack.
If one or more hard disks have been installed, check the following items:
Check whether the power cords and signal cables of hard disks are correctly installed.
Check whether all the relevant switches and jumpers on hard disk drives and adapters are set
correctly.
Check whether the hard disk configuration is correct.
Online Resources
Download
Help Center
Contact Us
Product Warranty
Warranty: The rack-mount server enjoys 3 years limited warranty against defect in
materials or workmanship. (Accessories enjoy 1 year limited warranty.) For more details
about warranty, please check at
https://www.fs.com/policies/warranty.html
Return: If you want to return item(s), information on how to return can be found at
https://www.fs.com/policies/day_return_policy.html
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https://www.fs.com/products_support.html
https://www.fs.com/service/fs_support.html
https://www.fs.com/contact_us.html
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Einführung
Zubehör
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich für den RS7250 Rack Server entschieden haben. Diese Anleitung soll Sie mit
dem Aufbau des Servers vertraut machen und beschreibt, wie Sie den Server in Ihrem Netzwerk
einsetzen.
Ein Paar Handschuhe Netzkabel x2
RS7250
Gleitschiene x2
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Hardware-Übersicht
Vorderseite
Tasten/Ports
LEDs
HDD8
HDD4
HDD0
HDD9
HDD5
HDD1
HDD10
HDD6
HDD2
HDD11
HDD7
HDD3
Diagramm der Festplattenreihenfolge
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5/6
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Strom
USB 3.0
VGA
Einschalttaste. Drücken Sie die Taste, um den Server hochzufahren,
wenn er eingeschaltet ist. Drücken Sie die Taste 5 Sekunden lang,
um den Server nach dem Hochfahren auszuschalten.
4BMC Taste für den Neustart des BMC.
3ID
Taste für die Server-Identifikationsanzeige. Drücken Sie die Taste,
um die ID-Anzeige einzuschalten, und drücken Sie dann die Taste,
um sie auszuschalten.
USB 3.0-Ports.
Vorderer VGA-Port.
Nr. Taste/Port Beschreibung
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Strom
System
status
Durchgehend
Blau
Blinkt Rot
Durchgehend
Rot
Der Server wurde gestartet.
9Netzwerk 1 Durchgehend
Grün
Das On-Bord-Netzwerk 1 ist normal angeschlossen und im
aktiven Zustand.
10 Netzwerk 2 Durchgehend
Grün
Das On-Bord-Netzwerk 2 ist normal angeschlossen und im
aktiven Zustand.
4Hz: Das Leistungsmodul ist nicht in Ordnung.
2Hz: Der Lüfter oder der Spannungssensor ist nicht in
Ordnung.
Der Temperatursensor ist nicht in Ordnung.
3ID Blau Die ID-Anzeige ist eingeschaltet.
7Hard Disk Rot On-board PCH-Festplatte lesen/schreiben.
Nr. LED Status Beschreibung
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Hinterseite
1-2
3-4
5-10
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15-17
Installieren Sie 2,5-Zoll-Module (optional). Unterstützt SAS/SATA//NVME-Festplatten.
Unterstützt standardmäßig nur einen PCI-E 3.0 X8. Optionales Zwei-Slot-Kit (ein X8 und
ein X16).
3 PCI-E 3.0X8 Adapterkarten. Pci-e3.0x16 und PCI-E3.0X8 sind optional.
Zwei LAN1-Schnittstellen, die an Gigabit-Kabel der Kategorie 6 angeschlossen werden
können (100 MB oder weniger werden nicht unterstützt).
ID-Indikator.
VGA-Port, an den ein VGA-Port-Display oder andere Anzeigegeräte angeschlossen
werden können.
USB 3. 0-Ports für den Anschluss von Tastaturen/Mäusen/3., 0-USB-Flash-Laufwerken
oder anderen Geräten.
Nr. Beschreibung
HINWEIS: Hz gibt an, wie oft ein Blinklicht pro Sekunde blinkt.
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OCP-Netzwerkschnittstelle 1/2. Es sind verschiedene Typen von OCP-Karten erhältlich.
18 IPMI/IPMI2.0-Port, der an Gigabit-Kabel der Kategorie 6 angeschlossen werden kann.
Der Server kann über diesen Port überwacht und verwaltet werden.
Serieller Port
Stromversorgung
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LAN1 LAN2 ID VGA IPMI
USB3.0

Hauptplatine
Das Layout der Hauptplatine mit den Positionen der Jumper, Anschlüsse und LEDs ist unten
abgebildet. Eine Beschreibung finden Sie in der Tabelle auf der folgenden Seite.
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CPU0 CPU1
OCP1
OCP2
JTPM1
M21
PCIESLOT1
COM1
LCM1
JUSB2
BMCLAN1
J4 J5
JBAT8
VGA
UID LED
LAN2 LAN1
BAT1
PCIESLOT3
U37HS1
J11
J2
PCHHS1
PCIESLOT2
JSDO8 JPWR2
JPWR11 JPWR1
JPWR9
JPWR8
JPWR7
JPWR5
JPWR10
JPWR1
CPU1DIMM2
CPU1DIMM1
CPU1DIMM4
CPU1DIMM3
CPU1DIMM6
CPU1DIMM5
CPU0DIMM1
CPU0DIMM2
JFAN1 JFAN7 JFAN2 JFAN8
JFAN9
JFAN3 JFAN4
JFAN10 JFAN12 JFAN6
CPUVRHS1
JFAN11
JFAN5
CPU-VR-HS2
CPU0DIMM4 CPU0DIMM3 CPU0DIMM6 CPU0DIMM5
CPU0DIMM11 CPU0DIMM12
CPU1DIMM9
CPU1DIMM10
CPU1DIMM7 CPU1DIMM8
JAVGA1
OCULNK3
OCULNK4
OCULINK2
OCULINK1
JUSB5
J1
JPWR12
JCHASSIS1
JUSB4
CPUODIMM8
CPUODIMM7
CPUODIMM10
CPUODIMM9
CPUODIMM12
CPUODIMM11
MINISASHD3
MINISASHD1
MINISASHD2
SSATA5
SSATA4

JBAT8
JSDO8
Name
OCP1
OCP2
MINISAS HD1
MINISAS HD2
MINISAS HD3
Buzzer
Battery
JTPM1
Jchassis1
JUSB4
J1
JFP1
CPU0_DIMM1-12
CPU1_DIMM1-12
JFAN1-JFAN6
JVGA1
JPW10
J4
J5
Oculink1
Oculink2
Clear CMOS
Flash Memory Security Override
Pins 1-2 (Jumper wiederherstellen)
Pin 1-2 (Normal)
OCP Type A Slot
OCP Type C Slot
Intel PCH SATA 0-3
Intel PCH SATA 4-7
Intel PCH SASTA 0-3
Hauptplatine Buzzer
Hauptplatine Batterie
TPM-Port
Port für Einbruchsalarm
USB 3.0-Anschluss
Front I²C-Port
Anschluss am vorderen Bedienfeld
Speichersteckplatz 1-12 von CPU0
Speichersteckplatz 1-12 von CPU1
Anschluss 1-6 des 2U-Lüfters
Vorderer VGA-Anschluss
Rückseite 2*2,5-Zoll-Festplattenmodul Stromversorgungsanschluss
Rückseitiger 2*2,5 Zoll HDD SGPIO-Anschluss (SSATA4-5)
Rückseitiger I²C-Port
Oculink1-Port
Oculink2 port
Oculink3
Oculink4
JPWR5
JPWR7~9
JPWR1
JPWR2
U57
U34
PCI-E_SLOT1
PCI-E_SLOT2
Oculink3 port
Oculink4 port
GPU-Stromversorgungs-Port
HDD-Festplatte an der Vorderseite Stromversorgungs-Ports an der Rückseite
Leistungsmodul 1 Port
Leistungsmodul 2 Port
BIOS ROM-Port
BMC ROM-Port
PCI-E3.0×24(CPU0) der Adapterkarte
PCI-E3.0×24(CPU1) der Adapterkarte
Jumpers Beschreibung
Beschreibung
Standardeinstellung
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