ClearCube R Series Pentium 4 - Manual (Page 64)

54 • Cage and Blade Installation ClearCube Product Manual and Installation Guide
Power Modules
The R4300 contains two Power Supply Units (PSUs) and a Dual Input Module (DIM). With
the redundancy provided by two PSUs and two power inputs, the R4300 will stay running
even if one PSU fails, or a power input fails, or if a PSU and a power input fail together.
The PSUs are factory-installed, field-replaceable units, and can be hot-swapped by
removing the fan pack to access the unit (see Replacing the R4300 Fan Pack on
page 106). Each PSU has a green LED visible through the fan pack that indicates its
powered-on status. If one of the PSUs fails, the DC POWER status LED on the RMM
turns red to indicate a failure, and the green LED on the failed power supply turns red.
The DIM allows providing redundant power inputs. For best reliability, attach a power
cord to both receptacles, and plug the cords into separate power sources. When using
only one power source, plug it into the receptacle labeled A for best reliability. The
DIM is not hot-swappable. Fuses on the DIM can be accessed by powering down the
Cage and removing the fan module.
Table 9 R4300 Network Module Features
Connectors
ETHERNET —
RJ45 connections that provide the 10/100/1000 Ethernet connections for each PC Blade in
the Cage. The numbers correspond to the Blade slot numbers on the front of the Cage.
LED
PRI Blue
Blue LED that, when lit, indicates that the Status LEDs above the Management Bay module
are displaying status for the Primary Network connections in this module. The Status LEDs
display these conditions:
• Green = good network connection
• Off = no network connection, or no Blade
CAUTION: DOUBLE POLE/NEUTRAL FUSING
The DIM employs fuses in both the neutral and hot lines. Please contact
ClearCube or a ClearCube-certified technician for assistance with
servicing or replacing these modules or replacing the fuses in them.
Primary NIC
Selected LED