Rear Chassis Components - Silicon Graphics Origin 300 User Manual

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A: Technical Specifications

Rear Chassis Components

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Figure A-5 illustrates the rear panel I/O ports and features of the SGI Origin 300 base
module.
Power connector connects to an AC power outlet.
LINK connector (NUMAlink connector) connects the base module to a NUMAlink
module. This connection is made with a NUMAlink 3 cable at 1.6 GB/s in each
direction.
XIO connector connects to an InfiniteReality graphics module.
L1 console port (console and diagnostic port) connects the base module's L1
controller to a system console that runs the SGIconsole software.
USB L1 port (universal serial bus) connects the base module's L1 controller to an L2
controller.
PCI slots 1 and 2 house PCI cards. The two PCI 2.2-compliant slots are configured
on one bus. The PCI bus supports both 32- and 64-bit modes at 33 or 66 MHz. Refer
to the SGI Supportfolio Online home page at http://support.sgi.com for an
updated list of supported PCI cards.
Serial ports 1 and 2 can be used as COM ports to connect modems or other serial
devices.
USB ports 1 and 2 connect auxiliary equipment such as a keyboard or a mouse.
RT interrupt input and output (real-time interrupts) are used by the graphics cards
to keep the graphics synchronized.
Ethernet port (autonegotiating 10BaseT or 100BaseT Ethernet port) connects the
base module to an Ethernet network.
External SCSI connector (68-pin VHDCI external SCSI port) connects to SCSI
devices (for example, TP900 storage module). Refer to the SGI Supportfolio Online
home page at http://support.sgi.com for an updated list of supported SCSI devices.
Heartbeat LEDs (four, one for each processor) indicate processor activity.
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