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4 lvd scsi 68-pin connector – Intel SR6850HW4 User Manual

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SCSI Backplane Board Intel® Server Platform SR6850HW4 TPS

Revision

1.0

Intel order number D23151-001

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HDD_LED_ACT_R_N

O

Drives the front control panel drive active green LED when either
a SCSI drive or an SATA drive is active

HDD_LED_FLT_R_N

O

Drives the front control panel drive fault amber LED to indicate a
SCSI drive fault

NIC1_LINK_LED_R_N O

Drives

the front control panel LAN1 green LED to indicate status

of LAN1 on the Mainboard

NIC2_LINK_LED_R_N

O

Drives the front control panel LAN22 green LED to indicate
status of LAN2 on the Mainboard

I2C_IPMB_SCL

I/O

This pin supplies an isolated version of the global IPMB Bus
clock to the front control panel.

I2C_IPMB_SDA

I/O

This pin supplies an isolated version of the global IPMB Bus data
to the front control panel.

+5V

O

Power for the front control panel

+5V STBY

O

Power for the blue LED on the front control panel

GND

O

Ground, signal common

7.3.4 LVD SCSI 68-pin Connector

Each 68-pin LVD SCSI connector carries SCSI signals between the SCSI Backplane Board.
The Server Board Set SE8500HW4 Mainboard is unshielded. Table 46 provides a description of
the LVD SCSI connector.

Table 46. LVD SCSI Connector Signal Description

Signal

Type

Driver

Name and Description

LVD_DB[15..0]_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI data bus. The data bits for the differential SCSI bus.

LVD_DBP_[P, N]
LVD_DBP1_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI data parity. Support parity on the SCSI bus. DB_P0[P/N] supports
parity for data [7..0]. DB_P1[P/N] supports parity for data [15..8].

DIFFSENSE

I

Analog

Differential sense. The voltage level determines the operating mode of
the target devices on the SCSI bus. If the voltage on the DIFFSENSE
signal is from –0.35 V to +0.5 V the mode will be SE. If it is from +0.7 V
to 1.9 V the mode will be LVD.

LVD_ATN_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus attention. Asserted by a SCSI device in initiator mode to alert
the target that the initiator has a message to transfer.

LVD_BSY_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus busy. Indicate that the SCSI bus is being used. Can be driven
by both the initiator and the target device.

LVD_ACK_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus acknowledge. Driven by an initiator, indicating an
acknowledgement for a SCSI data transfer.

LVD_RST_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus reset. Indicate a SCSI bus reset condition.

LVD_MSG_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus message phase. Driven by a SCSI target to indicate it is in the
Message Phase.

LVD_SEL_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus select. Used by an initiator to select a target or by a target to
reselect an initiator.

LVD_CD_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus control/data phase. Driven by a target, these pins indicate that
control or data information is being transferred over the SCSI bus.

LVD_REQ_[P, N]

I/O

LVD hs

SCSI bus request. Driven by a target, these pins indicate a request for a
SCSI data-transfer handshake.