NEC Express5800/GT110b User's Guide Page 34

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2-4 General Description
1 Front bezel
Open the door when accessing the file bay.
Remove the front bezel when installing/removing the 5.25-inch device, optical disk drive,
and hard disk drives.
2 Front USB connector
Connect the USB device to this connector.
3 Optical disk drive
The optical disk drive reads data from the inserted CD-ROM or DVD-ROM.
The drive is equipped with the following:
Open/Close button to eject the tray
Access lamp that indicates the disk access status
Emergency hole to forcibly eject the tray
4 5.25-inch device bay
One backup file devices of 5.25-inch width such as DAT drive or MO drive may be installed
in the 5.25-inch device bay. An optical disk drive is factory-installed on the bottom of bay.
The bay is equipped with an EMI bracket.
5 Disk access lamp (green)
The disk access lamp is lit while the system accesses to a built-in hard disk drive or optical
disk drive. If the built-in hard disk drive is connected to the proper optional board, this lamp
can be lit only when the LED cable provided with the system is connected.
6 POWER/SLEEP lamp (green)
Lights in green when the server is powered on.
Blinks when the system is placed in the sleep Mode.
7 POWER/SLEEP switch
The POWER/SLEEP switch is used to turn the power of the server ON/OFF. If you press
this switch once, the power is turned on with the POWER/SLEEP lamp going on green. If
you press the switch again, the power is turned off.
Some OS setting can provide the function of switching to the power saving (sleep) mode. If
you press the POWER/SLEEP switch once after the setting, the system is entered into the
power saving mode with the POWER/SLEEP lamp blinking green. If you press the switch
again, the system is returned to the normal state. (Depending on installed optional boards,
the function cannot be provided.)
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