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Connectors and Jumper Blocks 
Intel® Server Board SE7520JR2 
 
 
Revision 1.0 
C78844-002 
184 
Pin-Side 
PCI Spec 
Signal 
Description 
Pin-Side 
PCI Spec 
Signal 
Description 
(2U)01=3x PCI 
(2U)10=PXH 3 PCI-X-D 
(2U)11=No Riser 
Size 
0=1U, 1 = 2U 
PXH_PWR
OK 
Input to indicate to PXH on active 
riser that baseboard power is OK 
 
7.3  System Management Headers 
The baseboard provides several access points to the management buses built into the 
baseboard. The following table provides the pinouts for each connector. 
7.3.1 
Intel® Management Module Connector 
A 120-pin connector (J1C1) is included on the baseboard to support the optionally installed 
“Professional” or “Advanced” Management modules. 
Table 87: IMM Connector Pinout (J1C1) 
FMC Signal Name 
FMC 
Pin 
Description 
DVI_TX1M 
Green TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
DVI_TX0M 
Blue TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
DVI_TX1P 
Green TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
DVI_TX0P 
Blue TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
DVI_CLK_TX1CM 
TMDS differential DVI clock output of graphics chip 
DVI_TX2M 
Red TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
DVI_CLK_TX1CP 
10 
TMDS differential DVI clock output of graphics chip 
DVI_TX2P 
11 
Red TMDS differential DVI output of graphics chip 
SIO_MS_DAT 
14 
KVM mouse data from SIO 
SIO_KB_DAT 
15 
KVM keyboard data from SIO 
SIO_MS_CLK 
16 
KVM mouse clock from SIO 
SIO_KB_CLK 
17 
KVM keyboard clock from SIO 
PS2_MS_DAT 
18 
KVM passthrough mouse data from PS2 connector 
PS2_KB_DAT 
19 
KVM passthrough keyboard data from PS2 connector 
PS2_MS_CLK 
20 
KVM passthrough mouse clock from PS2 connector 
PS2_KB_CLK 
21 
KVM passthrough keyboard clock from PS2 connector 
KM_INHIB_N 
22 
KVM enable of baseboard Switch for mouse and keyboard 
FML_SDA 
25 
Fast Management Link Data In. This signal is driven by the FML Slave, i.e. NIC 
controller 
FML_MCL_I2CSCL 
26 
Fast Management Link Clock Out. This signal is driven by the FML Master, i.e. 
FMM. When not configured as FML, this signal is used as I2C clock.