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The Sun Blade 150 is a mid-range platform with the following features:
Front panel
The front panel of the Sun Blade 150 is shown in the following figure:
Item |
Explanation |
1 |
Power switch |
2 |
Power-indicator LED |
3 |
Smart card reader |
4 |
3.5-inch diskette drive |
5 |
5.25-inch CD-ROM |
Back panel
The back panel of the Sun Blade 150 is shown in the following figure:
Item |
Connection Type |
IR System Use |
1 |
Power connector |
Provides power and should be connected to an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS). |
2 |
PCI card slots |
Hold the telephony cards that provide connections for T1/E1 lines. Up to two telephony cards may be installed. If VoIP service is used exclusively, no telephony cards are required. |
3 |
USB connectors (four) |
Two of these connectors are reserved for the keyboard and mouse that are part of the country kit. A keyboard and mouse are not required. |
4 |
Twisted-pair Ethernet connector |
Links the platform to the LAN for access to servers. |
5 |
IEEE 1394 connectors (two) |
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6 |
VGA video connector |
Connects to the video monitor, if one is used. |
7 |
Parallel connector |
May be connected directly to a printer, if desired. |
8 |
Serial connector (RS-232) |
The serial port on the Sun Blade 150 platform is used to connect to the Access Security Gateway (ASG), which is used to control dial-up access to the Avaya IR system. Configuring the serial port for bi-directional communication allows remote users, such as Avaya support staff, to establish a connection to the system for remote administration and troubleshooting. |
9 |
Audio module connectors |
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