Four 3.5-inch simple-swap drive cable routing
Use this section to understand how to route cables for four 3.5-inch simple-swap drive model.
Note
Connections between connectors; 1↔1, 2↔2, 3↔3, ... n↔n
When routing the cables, ensure that all cables are routed appropriately through the cable guides and cable clips.
Four SATA drives (Software RAID)
Figure 1. Four SATA drives (Software RAID)
![Four SATA drives (Software RAID)](sr250v3-142-cable-350.png)
![Four SATA drives (Software RAID)](sr250v3-142-cable-350.png)
From | To |
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1 Backplate: Power cable | System board: Backplane power |
2 Backplate: SATA cable | System board: SATA 0-3 |
Two SATA drives and two NVMe drive (Software RAID)
Figure 2. Two SATA drives and two NVMe drive (Software RAID)
![Two SATA drives and two NVMe drive (Software RAID)](sr250v3-143-cable-350.png)
![Two SATA drives and two NVMe drive (Software RAID)](sr250v3-143-cable-350.png)
From | To |
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1 Backplate: Power cable | System board: Backplane power |
2 Backplate: SATA cable | System board: SATA 0-3 |
3 Backplate: NVMe cable | System board: Slimline x8 |
Four SATA drives (Hardware RAID/HBA)
Figure 3. Four SATA drives (Hardware RAID/HBA)
![Four SATA drives (Hardware RAID/HBA)](sr250v3-144-cable-350.png)
![Four SATA drives (Hardware RAID/HBA)](sr250v3-144-cable-350.png)
From | To |
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1 Backplate: Power cable | System board: Backplane power |
2 Backplate: SATA cable |
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