FHDPKG Intel, FHDPKG Datasheet - Page 33

• Manufacturer Part Number: FHDPKG
• Manufacturer: Intel

Specifications of FHDPKG

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5.
5.1
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item C) beside the 5.25-inch peripheral bays. However, another type of 3.5 inch device could be
installed in this space. Removal of the access cover provides entry for replacement of the floppy
drive. When a floppy drive is not installed, a snap-in EMI shield must be in place to ensure
regulatory compliance. A cosmetic plastic filler is also provided to snap into the bezel.
5.2
The SC5200 chassis supports two half height or one full-height 5.25 inch removable media
peripheral device (i.e., magnetic/optical disk, CD-ROM, or tape drive). These peripherals can be
up to 9 inches deep. Only the upper two of the three drive bay locations (Figure 21, item A) should
be populated in the SC5200 chassis. The vented EMI shields in the third drive bay location and
the 1-inch space below it (Figure 21, item B) should be retained as an air inlet for processor and
memory cooling. Without this air inlet, the processors may overheat. As a guideline, the maximum
recommended power per device is 18 W. Thermal performance of specific devices must be
verified to ensure compliance to the manufacturer’s specifications. The upper three bay locations
are rotated 90 degrees (via an adapter bracket) when configured in rack mode. This allows
devices (such as CDROMs) to remain in their normal operating position when the chassis is
rotated to the horizontal rack position.
For the pedestal systems, an optional DLT/CDROM bracket is available as an accessory
(FHD2DLTBRK). This includes a bracket to properly mount a full-height DLT type tape drive and a
bracket for a slimline CDROM drive to be mounted beneath the tape drive. This allows a CDROM
Revision 1.0
System Peripheral Bays
3.5" Floppy Drive Bay
Drive Bay Locations
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SC5200 Server Chassis provides for the installation of a 3.5-inch floppy drive (Figure 21,
Figure 21. Drive Bay Locations
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