The internal view of the MSS-H varies, depending on the type of
motherboard and redundant power supply that is installed. Note the
configuration that your MSS-H uses:
Note: An MSS-H with an integrated video and LAN always
uses side-by-side redundant power supplies. An MSS-H with
a nonintegrated video and LAN usually uses vertically stacked
redundant power supplies, although it might use the side-by-side
model.
MSS-H with vertically stacked power supplies
and a nonintegrated video and LAN
1 DVD-RAM drive
2 Drive cage
3 Power switch
4 LED panel (contains reset switch)
5 Chassis fan housing
6 Power supply
7 Memory module (DIMM card)
8 Main power connector
9 Inside rail (used for pushbutton-type circuit
card hold-down bracket)
10 Secondary IDE connector
11 Video card
12 Network Interface Card (NIC)
13 SCSI RAID controller card
14 SCSI LED cable
15 Remote Maintenance Board (RMB)
16 Motherboard
17 Top cover guide rail
MSS-H with side-by-side power supplies and
an integrated video and LAN
1 DVD-RAM drive
2 Drive cage
3 Power switch
4 LED panel (contains reset switch)
5 Chassis fan housing
6 Power supply
7 Inside rail (used for lever-type circuit card
hold-down bracket)
8 Memory module (DIMM cards)
9 Main power connector
10 Secondary IDE connector
11 Front panel connector
12 SCSI LED cable
13 Motherboard
14 Remote Maintenance Board (RMB)
15 SCSI RAID controller card
16 Top cover guide rail
