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    X6B, X7B, X11, X12 Breakout Board Manual

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    The document provides information about X6B, X7B, X11, and X12 breakout boards for server power supplies. It summarizes that the X6B, X7B, and X11 boards are compatible with both Dell/Lite-On and HP/Delta power supplies, while the X12 is only compatible with Dell/Lite-On. It describes the features of the breakout boards, including automatically detecting the power supply, electronic power buttons, LED displays, and the ability to sync multiple boards together using included cables.

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    The document provides information about X6B, X7B, X11, and X12 breakout boards for server power supplies. It summarizes that the X6B, X7B, and X11 boards are compatible with both Dell/Lite-On and HP/Delta power supplies, while the X12 is only compatible with Dell/Lite-On. It describes the features of the breakout boards, including automatically detecting the power supply, electronic power buttons, LED displays, and the ability to sync multiple boards together using included cables.

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    X6B, X7B, X11, X12 Breakout Board Manual

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    X6B, X7B, X11, X12 Breakout Board Manual

    Although the X6B, X7B, and X11 breakout boards were designed to be compatible with the Delta/Dell/Lite-On 1100W and 1400W
    server power supplies (picture on the left with 8 smaller pins), they are also backwards compatible with HP 750W, 1200W, 1500W,
    and Delta 2400W power supplies (picture on the right with 6 smaller pins). These boards will automatically detect which model power
    supply it is currently connected to and adjust itself for compatibility.

    The X12 breakout board is only compatible with Delta/Dell/Lite-On power supplies with an 8 pin power bar slot (above picture on the
    left).

    Breakout Board Features

    1: Connector slot. When connecting the breakout board to your PSU we recommend sliding in one corner of the slot from
    the PSU and then sliding the rest of the power bar into the connector slot. (Lubricant is not required, but recommended.
    Apply on the PSU power bar and wipe away any excess prior to connecting the adapter.)

    2: 4 pin Molex input. This is for syncing on/off standard ATX PSU with our server PSU. A second feature of the molex
    input is to allow remote access to power on/off your power supplies via our remote management module (coming soon!).

    3: Smart chip. Automatically detects and configures itself for compatibility with different power bar designs for server
    PSUs.

    4: Electronic power button. Even though this is an electronic power button, the board retains its state in the event of a

    Parallel Miner’s X6B to X12 Breakout Board Manual |Revised May 2018 1
    power loss.

    5: Two 4-pin 5v inputs ports. The 4-pin ports will allow you to sync one of our breakout board adapters to another of our
    breakout board using our 4-pin cable. DO NOT CONNECT ANY OTHER CABLE TO THIS PORT AS IT WILL
    DAMAGE THE BREAKOUT BOARD.

    6: LED voltage display. This will provide you with the current voltage output of the power supply.

    Interconnect Sync Instructions

    Every order containing 2 or more breakout boards will include a free interconnect sync cable to chain each breakout board together.
    The cable is approximately 19 inches long.

    These breakout boards have two 4-pin input ports; you can sync any amount of power supplies together by connecting the 4-pin port
    to the next breakout board’s 4-pin port and so on. We have tested up to 20 linked PSUs.

    By syncing the power supplies, you will be able to power on/off all power supplies in the chain by pressing the power button on any
    one of the breakout boards in the chain. In the event that one power supply gives out and is no longer working, the sync will not be
    interrupted; all working power supplies will still power on/off together.

    Dual Fault Protection Instructions


    Dual fault protection is the ability to link two power supplies together in
    such a way that if one power supply fails, then the second will
    automatically shut off. This mode renders the on/off power button
    inoperative; turn the PSUs on and off by inserting or removing the power
    cord. The dual fault protection cables cannot be used together with the
    interconnect sync cable.

    Connect the molex of one cable to the first PSU, then connect the 4pin end
    of the same cable to the second PSU, connect the molex of the second
    cable to the second PSU, and then connect the 4pin to the first PSU.

    Watch all features in action here:


    https://www.youtube.com/embed/KYPKXVuHFWc

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