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4.
Connect CN3 of the Power Supply to P6 Connector on the bridge or to the connector
specified in Table 1 above. The P6 connector on the backplane is shown in Figure 3
above. It is necessary to apply RTV adhesive on the seam where the two connectors
attach to secure the connection.
5.
With a Master configuration as in a GX7x0x not a GX7x1x, CN4 must be connected to a
splitter to power peripherals as defined by Table 1. (Note: A GX7x1x chassis does not
have any peripherals so it will not need a splitter)
a.
If the configuration includes a GX7935/36/37 controller then there are 3
powered peripherals. They are the Rear Transition Module (RTM), the DVD/CD
drive and the hard drive. One power supply needs to power one peripheral and
the other power supply needs to power the other two peripherals. It is not
necessary to have any one power supply powering any specific peripheral.
b.
If another master configuration, i.e. GX7927/30/32/34, exists there will be only 2
powered peripherals. They are the DVD/CD drive and the hard drive. The
peripherals can be split between the two power supplies and a splitter will not
be needed.
6.
Tie down the cables with nylon tie wraps to the chassis lower frame. Make sure to
organize the cables such that the cables are not loose within the chassis or does not
obstruct the fans.
7.
Mount the power supply to side wall with the screws that were removed from the
previous power supply, using any existing spacers as necessary.
Figure 6:
Latch is offset; RTV must be applied to secure the connector
