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Figure 1. PowerEdge T310 Dimensions14
Figure 2. Front Panel Views and Features15
Figure 3. Back Panel View and Features16
Figure 4. Power Supply Indicators for Redundant PSU Only17
Figure 5. NIC Indicators17
Figure 6. Side View19
Figure 7. Hot-Swap HDD Chassis19
Figure 8. Cabled HDD Chassis20
Figure 9. Rear and Internal Views of Fan20
Figure 10. LCD-Front Panel (Hot-Swap HDD Configuration)21
Figure 11. LED Front Panel (Cabled HDD Configuration)21
Figure 12. System Coin Lock under Cover Latch22
Figure 13. Bezel Lock in Front Bezel22
Figure 14. Lock Port on Back of Chassis23
Figure 15. Bezel and Key Storage23
Figure 16. Intrusion Switch24
Figure 17. Internal USB Connectors25
Figure 18. Motherboard Battery (CR2032)25
Figure 19. Battery Holder for PERC Card: Located Under the HDD Cage26
Figure 20. Slots and Risers36
Figure 21. Packaging Diagram64
PowerEdge T310 Technical Guide 5
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1 Overview
1.1 Product Description
Dell’s robust and reliable, 1-socket PowerEdge™ T310 tower server offers the performance of Intel®
processors, DDR3 memory, advanced systems management options and the availability of up to four
hard drives (3.5” or 2.5”) in a compact tower chassis.
The Dell PowerEdge T310 server delivers enterprise-level performance, redundancy, and
comprehensive right-sized manageability options in a 1-socket tower that is simple to own, deploy, and
manage.
The Dell PowerEdge T310 was designed to meet the needs of the growing small business or remote
office by offering more features and performance than a basic, entry-level server. Customizable with
optional advanced systems management capabilities including remote management, a short 20.5 inch
chassis, redundancy features and cost-effective RAID options, the T310 is the ideal robust and reliable
1-socket tower server.
Dell aims to add value to your business by providing the features you need. Our goal is to deliver value
through tailored solutions based on industry standards, as well as purposeful, innovative design.
The PowerEdge T310, part of the 11th Generation PowerEdge server portfolio, is built with system
design commonality and reliability. All 11th Generation servers are built with user ease in mind. All
external ports, power supplies, LED lights, and LCD screens are kept in the same location for familiar
user experience and easy installation and deployment.
Robust, metal hard drive carriers and organized cabling are designed to improve component access
and airflow across the server. The PowerEdge T310’s purposeful design provides quiet acoustics and
an optional interactive LCD screen positioned on the front by the bezel for ease of monitoring. With a
chassis depth of 20.5”, the PowerEdge T310’s chassis is ideal for use in a back office, retail, or small
office settings where small chassis and quiet acoustics matter.
Energy Smart technologies are at the core system level on the PowerEdge T310. These energyoptimized technologies are designed to increase energy efficiency within the server while continuing to
deliver the performance your business requires. Built with lower wattage power supplies than its
predecessor, the PowerEdge T310 offers highly efficient cabled or redundant power supply options.
Also included in the T310 are low-flow fans, designed to spin faster in accordance with server workload
demands and help reduce unnecessary noise when possible. In addition, the logical component layout
aids with air flow direction, helping to keep the server cool. The T310 also includes Energy Smart
power management features including power capping, power inventory, and power budgeting to best
manage power in your specific environment.
The Lifecycle Controller is the engine for advanced embedded management and is delivered as part of
the optional iDRAC Express or iDRAC Enterprise in the PowerEdge T310. The Lifecycle Controller
helps to deliver faster server deployment and update capabilities from a bare-metal, pre-operating
system environment. With a single access point via the Unified Server Configurator (USC) interface, the
USC tool provides a one stop shop to enable efficient operating system deployment with built-in driver
installations, firmware updates, hardware configuration, and diagnostics for the system. Servers
selected with hot pluggable hard drives will also get the benefit of an interactive LCD which can be
accessed remotely via optional iDRAC Express or iDRAC Enterprise for system alerts and power usage
as well as select boot-up options.
Also part of Dell’s OpenManage™ portfolio is the Dell Management Console, included with every Dell
server, which provides IT administrators with a consolidated view of their IT infrastructure.
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