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10/100:
The Network Speed LED will be either solid amber, or solid green. Amber indicates the LAN1 front channel
network speed is 10 Mbps. Green indicates the LAN1 front channel network speed is 100 Mbps. When the
LED is red, there is no network link visible to the server on LAN1.
Drive:
The Drive Activity LED lights up whenever data is moving to or from an IDE device or SCSI device. A
flashing green light indicates an attached IDE drive is reading or writing data. A flashing red light indicates a
SCSI device is reading or writing data. A flashing amber light indicates both IDE and SCSI devices are
active. The Drive Activity LED does not differentiate between reading and writing data.
NOTE: Only LAN1's Network and 10/100 LED's are only available on the LCD Display.
2.3.5 Power Supply
The VR-N100U board is also unique in that it has been designed to support the two most common types of power supplies
used today (AT and ATX). This flexibility will allow the board to be installed in nearly all enclosures. A powerful and high quality
ATX power supply is recommended and comes standard with all VR-N100U rackmount systems.
NOTE1:
When selecting the ATX power adapter, do not forget to attach an ATX power switch to CN6 pin set. This has
been already configured on the 19" 1U VR-N100U Rackmount Systems.
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All Items Are Subject To Change Without Notice
Feb. 2004 Rev 1.0
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