Manuals / Dell / Computer Equipment / Server

Dell R515 manual User Accessible Jumpers, Sockets, and Connectors

Models: R515

1 63

Page 22

Dell

For detailed information on replacing parts for the PowerEdge R515, see the Installing System Components chapter in the PowerEdge R515 Hardware Owner’s Manual on Support.Dell.com.

3.16 User Accessible Jumpers, Sockets, and Connectors

See the Jumpers and Connectors chapter in the PowerEdge R515 Hardware Owner’s Manual on Support.Dell.com.

PowerEdge R515 Technical Guide

Page 22

Image 22

Dell R515 manual User Accessible Jumpers, Sockets, and Connectors

Contents

PowerEdge R515 Page Table of Contents RAID Tables Figures Designed to Go the Distance Product ComparisonOverview Efficient from the Inside OutComparison NIC/LOM USBWeight Feature R510 R515 8 HDD R515 12 HDD R710 PowerDimensions SuppliesProduct Features Summary System OverviewRemote Management Power SupplyVideo Systems ManagementFeatured Database Application Feature Technical Specification Operating SystemsOptional Embedded Hypervisors Mechanical Dimensions and WeightChassis Max Type Bezel Weight Chassis DescriptionFront Panel View and Features Back Panel View and FeaturesPower Supply Status Power Supply IndicatorsNIC Indicators Side Views Power Supply StatusReadyRails Sliding Rails Rails and Cable ManagementRack View ReadyRails Static RailsFans Static RailsLCD Panel Configuration Control Panel/LCDCover Latch LED Panel ConfigurationSecurity BezelUSB Key BatteryField Replaceable Units FRU User Accessible Jumpers, Sockets, and Connectors Power Supplies Power, Thermal, AcousticPower Supply Specifications Environmental Specifications Environmental Specifications750W Power Supply Specifications Heat DissipationAcoustics Energy Star ComplianceThermal Acoustical Performance 8 HDD ChassisAcoustical Performance 12 HDD Chassis DefinitionsProcessors FeaturesSupported Processor Description and Features Supported ProcessorsProcessor Configurations Processor InstallationDimm Slots MemoryDIMMs Supported Dimms SupportedSparing Supported ConfigurationsSpeed MirroringSupported Configurations 2 Processors CapacityHyperTransport 3 HT3 ChipsetAMD I/O Bridges Southbridge Link InterfaceBios Power Saving Bios Setting OS Control Power Management ModesDell Active Power Controller Supported Acpi StatesBios Power Management Profiles DBSProfile Description Custom Embedded NICs/LAN on Motherboard LOM NIC and LOM Enumeration Boot Order10 I/O Slots Riser 1 PCI Expansion SlotsPCI Card Dimensions Storage RAID ConfigurationsRaid Configurations 8 HDD Chassis Supported Hard DrivesASSR1/R5 RAID Configurations 12 HDD ChassisASS-X RAID1 + RAID5 Perc H700Internal SD Module Unmanaged Internal Persistent Storage LED IndicatorsPersistent Storage No Mixed HDD Internal Must be allOptical Drives Tape Drives External Storage SupportVideo Resolution Refresh Rate Hz Color Depth BitGraphics Video Modes Rack Information RailsThreaded Rack Adapter Brackets Kit Rack Types Supported Rail Mounting Product Post Interface Rail Adjustability Ranges and DepthCable Management Arm CMA CMAPage Operating Systems and Virtualization Server Management Systems ManagementOverview/Description Embedded Server ManagementFeature Description Lifecycle Controller and Unified Server ConfiguratorUnified Server Configurator Features and Description IDRAC ExpressIDRAC6 Enterprise Features List for BMC, iDRAC, and vFlashFeature BMCDell USB Peripherals Server Bios Memory Details R515 Volatility TableLOM LAN Network Interface on Details Motherboard Memory Power Supply FRU DetailsServer System FRU Details ROM, RAM, Eeprom Backplane Firmware and FRU DetailsEmbedded Bootable Memory Device Details MMCProduct Safety Certifications Country/Region Authority or MarkElectromagnetic Compatibility Certifications Country/Region Authority or Mark ClassErgonomics, Acoustics and Hygienics Ergonomics, Acoustics and HygienicsIndustry Standards Uefi Windows Logo