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| Servers - Hot-swap
backplane |
| Applicable
countries/regions |
| Service hints
& tips |
Hot-Swap Backplane
(FRU No. 06H8388)
SCSI ID
Jumper
If two backplanes
are connected to the same adapter, one backplane must be set
to high and the other one to low.
SCSI ROM
Address ID
Jumper Setting |
Description |
HI=High
LO=Low |
Assigns SCSI
IDs 8 to D to the
backplane
Assigns SCSI IDs 0
to 5 to
the
backplane |
ROM Address Jumper
Setting
NOTES:
a. If more than one
backplane is installed in the computer, each backplane must
have a different ROM address setting.
b. Do not install a
ROM address jumper on backplanes installed in PC Server 320
computers.
c. To identify the location for the backplane
jumper, see Hot-Swap Backplane (FRU No.
06H8388).
| Jumper
Position |
Description
|
C
D
E |
Address for a
backplane
installed in Bank C
Address for a
backplane
installed in Bank D
Address for a
backplane
installed in Bank
E |
Termination
(Hot-Swap Back Plane)
The hot-swap back
plane is automatically terminated. Drives connected to the
hot-swap back plane should not be
terminated. |
| Document id: DDSE-43XNF7
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| Last modified: 2001-06-22
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| Copyright © 2002 IBM Corporation
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