Intel SCSI Hot-Swap Backplane

SCSI Hot-Swap backplane The hot-swap SCSI backplane, resides in the drive bay of the server chassis SR1300. Drive bays 1 and 2 each have a SCA2 type SCSI connector. The flex bay, (the third peripheral bay on the right side on the front of the chassis) has two separate stacked connectors providing
support for either a third SCSI hard drive or an optional floppy/CDROM module. All three drive bays have a Drive Activity/Fault LED. Additional connectors include a 100-pin floppy/FP/IDE connector, which is cabled to the baseboard; a 34-pin connector, which is cabled to the front panel; and a 6-pin power connector, which is connected to the power distribution board.

The server chassis SR1300 can support a multifunctional SCSI backplane, supporting the following features:
- Three SCA2 compatible hot-swap SCSI connectors.
- Floppy/CDROM module interface connector.
- Support for the following SCSI bus specifications: Ultra-2, Ultra-160, and Ultra-320.
- Active SCSI termination (SPI-4 compatible).
- Support for dual mode LVD operations.
- Per-drive power control, including automatic slot power down upon drive removal.
- SAF-TE 1.0-compliant enclosure management and monitoring functions.
- Drive Activity/Fault LEDs.
- A pathway for signals from the 100-pin floppy/front panel (FP)/IDE connector to the 60-pin floppy/CDROM module connector in the flex bay.