IBM 866011U - Netfinity 5500 - 8660, Hardware Maintenance Manual

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Input/Output connectors and expansion
slots
The following illustration shows the expansion slots and
the input/output connectors (ports) on the rear of the
server.
Parallel Connector
Ethernet
Connector
Keyboard
Connector
Universal
Serial Bus 1
Universal
Serial Bus 2
Management C
Connector
Mouse
Connector
PCI Expansion Slots
ISA Expansion Slot
Serial A Connector
Serial B Connector
Video Connector
Power Supply 1
Power Connector
Power
Supply 1
External
Connector Knockouts
Attention Lights for
Hot-Plug PCI Slots
NetBAY3
Keyboard Connector: The keyboard cable connects
here.
Mouse Connector: The mouse cable connects here.
This port sometimes is called an auxiliary-device or
pointing-device port.
Serial Connectors: Serial signal cables for modems
and other serial devices connect here to the two 9-pin
serial connectors, ports A and B. See “Devices and
I/O ports” on page 92 for port assignment
information. If you are using a 25-pin signal cable,
you need a 9-pin-to-25-pin adapter cable.
Video Connector: The monitor signal cable
connects here.
NetBAY3: The tower model of the Netfinity 5500
comes with a NetBAY3 attached. You can install
devices, such as the IBM EXP10 or a power
distribution unit, in the NetBAY3. Refer to “Installing
devices in the NetBAY3” for more information.
Management C Connector: This connector is used
to attach a modem that is dedicated to
communication with the system management
processor.
Parallel Connector: A signal cable for a parallel
device, such as a printer connects here.
Universal Serial Bus Connectors: You can attach
I/O devices to these two universal serial bus (USB)
connectors. You need a 4-pin cable to connect
devices to USB 1 or 2.
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