Installing the scsi cable strain-relief bracket – Dell PowerEdge 2650 User Manual

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This document provides updated information about the following topics for your system:

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Installing the SCSI cable strain-relief bracket

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System board connectors for memory modules

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Expansion card installation guidelines

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Installing the SCSI backplane daughter card

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Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet Server Adapter

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Microprocessor features

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System features

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Console redirection special key functions

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System memory features

Installing the SCSI Cable Strain-Relief Bracket

1

Turn off the system, including any attached peripherals, and disconnect the system
from the electrical outlet.

2

Ensure that the system is pushed back as far as possible in the rack.

3

Connect any SCSI cables to the system before connecting the I/O cables.

NOTE: To use the strain-relief bracket, only two SCSI cables can be connected to each I/O

slot at a time. The cables cannot be stacked, one above the other; they must be either side-
by-side or placed diagonally to each other.

4

Install the strain-relief bracket to the back of the system.

a

Insert the ends of the three long portions of the strain-relief bracket into the
three matching holes in the rail bracket (see Figure 1-1).

b

Secure the captive thumbscrew to the back of the system (see Figure 1-1).

5

Connect the I/O cables to the back of the system.

For information on routing system cables, see your Rack Installation Guide.

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