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Power supply indicator – Dell POWEREDGE 1855 User Manual

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The back of the chassis supports four I/O module bays, the DRAC/MC, fan modules, and power supply modules.

Figure 2

-5

shows a sample configuration and

the numbering for the bays.

Table 2

-4

provides information about the back-panel features.

 

Figure 2-5. Back-Panel Features

 

Table 2-4. Back-Panel Features and Indicators 

 

Power Supply Indicator

Each hot-pluggable power supply has indicators that provide information about power status, fault, and the presence of AC power (see

Figure 2

-6

).

Table 2

-5

lists the power supply indicator codes.

 

Figure 2-6. Power Supply Indicators

 

Table 2-5. Power Supply Indicator Codes 

 

Component

 

Indicator Description

Power supply modules

Provide information about power status (see "

Power Supply Indicator Codes

").

Fan modules

Provide information about status of the system fans (see "

Fan Module Indicators

").

KVM module

Provides information about the KVM module (see "

KVM Modules

").

DRAC/MC module

Provides information about system status, system management status, and port status (see "

DRAC/MC

Module

").

PowerConnect™ 5316M Ethernet switch 
module

Provides information about the 10/100/1000 BASE-T network status (see "

PowerConnect 5316M Ethernet

Switch Module

").

Fibre Channel pass-through module

Provides information about the Fibre Channel network status (see "

Fibre Channel Pass-Through Module

").

Fibre Channel switch module

Provides information about the Fibre Channel network status (see "

Fibre Channel Switch Module

").

Infiniband pass-through module

Provides information about the Infiniband network status (see "

Infiniband Pass-through Module

").

Gb pass-through module

Provides information about the network status (see "

Gb Ethernet Pass-through Module

").

NOTICE:

2100-W power supply modules require 170-264 V to operate; 1200-W power supply modules (systems sold prior to April 2005) require 180–

264 V to operate. If they are plugged into 110-V electrical outlets, the power supply modules will not power up.