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A 12-inch IDE backplane cable designed for PowerEdge 1950 servers
This 12-inch IDE backplane cable connects storage drives inside a Dell PowerEdge 1950 server. It is built to Dell part number Wy359 and ships in new condition. System administrators replacing a damaged cable or assembling a spare-parts kit will find the correct fit without guesswork.
The cable itself draws no power and produces no noise or heat during operation. It simply routes IDE signals and power between the backplane and the motherboard. Normal server cooling handles any warmth from the attached drives, so no extra thermal planning is required for this component.
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Connect the cable between the IDE backplane and the motherboard connector, ensuring the 12 inch length routes cleanly without strain on the Wy359 part.
Inspect the cable for connector wear or insulation damage during server maintenance; replace the Wy359 unit if pins bend or the IDE signal degrades.
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