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5
Loosen the captive fastener screw that secures the card.
6
Using the captive fastener screws, gently pull the card from the enclosure.
7
Note the position of the jumpers on the faulty card.
8
Remove the new replacement Host I/O card from the shipping container and
inspect for obvious damage. Save the packaging materials.
9
Set the jumpers to match that of the faulty card being replaced.
10 Insert the replacement card by aligning it into the rail guides and push the
card until it fully seats.
Tighten the captive fastener screw. Do not overtighten the screw.
11 Insert the transceiver(s) into each of the SFP cages located on the Host I/O
card.
The transceiver can only be installed one way. Note the orientation and
ensure you are inserting it correctly. Push the transceiver fully into the SFP
cage so that it completely seats. The transceiver protrudes approximately
1/2-inch from the Host I/O card face plate when it's completely seated.
Removing Host I/O Card
Chapter 6 - Maintenance
Replacing the Host I/O Card
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