EMT Practice Test

1. Question Content...

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Question1: To disengage a PCIe, motherboard, or GPU tray on the AS-8125GS-TNMR2 system, loosen the screws on either side of the tray, then slowly pull the tray out to disengage it. True or False?

Question2: When reinstalling the motherboard tray, is it necessary to align it properly with the chassis grooves before securing it with screws? True or False?

Question3: When securing the PCIe tray, why must it be screwed in at one end of the chassis first before installing another tray at the opposite end?

Question4: It is essential to connect the purple 5-volt power connector to the correct port to avoid damaging the AS-8125GS-TNMR2 system. True or False?

Question5: Exhibit:

The 2 cables attached to the midplane on the side closest to the PCIe tray that need to be removed are the I2C cable and power cable. True or False?

Question6: Exhibit:

To remove the midplane lid on the AS-8125GS-TNMR2 system, use your fingers to push in on the two handles toward the PCIe tray, then slowly lift the midplane lid up and out of the chassis at an angle.
True or False?

Question7: Exhibit:

When installing the midplane bracket back into the chassis, what design feature in the chassis helps you properly align the midplane bracket?

Question8: How many screws need to be loosened across the bracket in the bottom of the motherboard tray in front of the backplane?

Question9: How can the 4 MCIO cables located in the center of the motherboard be released and unlocked?

Question10: As shown in the video, when returning any tray (GPU, motherboard, PCIe) back to the chassis, why must you screw in a tray at one end of the chassis first, before installing another tray at the opposite end of the chassis?

Question11: You will need to remove 6 screws from the sides of the chassis in order to remove the midplane bracket.
True or False?

Question12: What could happen to the system if the cables connecting the AOM card to the motherboard are not returned to their proper port locations?

Question13: You must remove the motherboard tray from the chassis before you can access the NVMe backplane.
True or False?

Question14: The SKU for the NVMe backplane is BPN-NVME5-HS219N-S24. True or False?

Question15: Why is there a yellow warning label on the flat panel/ribbon cable?

Question16: Which cable connecting the AOM card to the motherboard is NOT a data cable?

Question17: Before removing the midplane from the AS-8125GS-TNMR2, what are some of the required steps?
(Choose 2 answers.)

Question18: Exhibit:

Where are the 2 screws located before you can remove the air shroud?

Question19: What are the components on top of the motherboard in the AS-8125GS-TNMR2 system?(Choose 3 answers)