PCI Fan for PowerEdge 860 has 3 pins, motherboard connector is 5 pins? how to connect?

I recently purchased a Perc RAID card for my PowerEdge 860 rackmount server. It came with a PCI fan assembly. I can't see how to connect this fan to the motherboard. The fan has a 3 pin connector. The PCI fan connector on the motherboard is a 5 pin connector. How do I connect this fan? Is there an adapter I can purchase?
My server is flashing orange at me now with a fan error in the openmanage software. Everything appears to be running fine, but I'd like to correct this problem.

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