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| Power supply redundancy (enclosure N+1 | Indicates whether there are sufficient power supplies to take over the load in | |
| redundancy) | the event that one power supply failed without causing an enclosure power | |
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| AC feed redundancy | Specifies whether sufficient power supplies are installed for the enclosure to | |
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| Bus balancing | Ensures that the load is balance across the Bus A and Bus B feeds. Only | |
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| Figure 3. Serial port display |
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A null modem cable can be used to connect the serial port to a terminal. Terminal software, such as Microsoft® Windows® HyperTerminal or Minicom for Linux, can be used to access the 1U power enclosure status display. On the terminal, configure the following settings to allow communication through the serial port:
•9,600 bps
•No parity
•8 data bits
•1 stop bit
•Software flow control, may also be called XON/XOFF
•VT100 terminal emulation
The serial port on the HP BladeSystem
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