Dell 200, 6100 manual Expansion Cards, System Board Features

power supply	power supply	power supply
connector (PS3)	connector (PS2)	connector (PS1)
mouse connector (MOUSE)
keyboard connector (KEYBD)

diskette/tape drive interface connector (FLOPPY)

control (front) panel connector

(FRONT PANEL)

serial port 1 connector (SERIAL1)

serial port 2

connector (SERIAL2)

video connector (MONITOR)

parallel port

connector (PARALLEL)

configuration switches and jumpers

real-time clock

memory module connec-

tor (MEMORY MODULE)

front of system board

secondary microprocessor module connector (PROCESSOR MODULE #1)

primary microprocessor module connector (PROCESSOR MODULE #2)

fan connectors (FAN 1

and FAN 2)

PCI connectors (P1 [top] through P6)

EISA connectors (E1 [top] through E4)

Figure 8-1. System Board Features

Expansion Cards

This computer can hold up to 10 expansion cards, six of which can be 32-bit PCI master cards. The system accommodates a mix of 32-bit EISA master or slave cards, 32-bit PCI master cards, and 8- and 16-bit ISA cards. Figure 8-2 shows examples of the different types of expansion cards.

server-management module connector (J3G1)

fan connectors (FAN 3 and FAN 4)

Ultra/Wide SCSI host adapter connector (SCSI A)

Ultra/Wide SCSI host adapter connector (SCSI B)

The system board contains a total of 10 expansion-card connectors. An opening is available in the back panel of the computer for each expansion-card connector, thus providing 10 usable expansion slots.

8-2 Dell PowerEdge 6100/200 System Installation and Troubleshooting Guide