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PE3M Small Form Factor PC

 

Upgrading the System Hardware

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Upgrading the CPU

The CPU fan and heatsink must be removed to gain access to the CPU.  While it is not necessary to remove the
HDD assembly as indicated in the section on Upgrading Memory, it may be easier to gain access to all the
screws retaining the CPU Fansink.

Removal Procedure

Switch off the AC supply to the unit.  Unplug the AC input connector from the power supply unit.

Remove the top cover.

Remove the hard disk drive assembly if required.

Disconnect the CPU heatsink fan connector from the motherboard.

Remove the plastic air-guide from the CPU heatsink fan.

The heatsink is secured to the motherboard by the four outer screws and nylon spacers at the corners of
the heatsink.

Remove the four screws and withdraw the fan & heatsink assembly.

Ease the lever on the CPU socket away from the socket and lift it to release the CPU pins.

Lift the CPU from the socket.

Replacement Procedure

Replacement is essentially the reverse of the removal procedure, with the following notable points.

When fitting the CPU to the socket, care must be taken to align and avoid bending the pins.

Once the CPU is fitted to the socket, the top of the CPU and the heatsink should be wiped clean.  Apply a
very thin smear of heatsink compound to the top surface of the CPU and spread it over the whole of the
contact area.  It is important that the minimum amount of compound is used, and it is spread as thinly as
possible.

Loosely fit the heatsink & fan assembly to the motherboard using the nylon locking nuts.  Using the play
in the heatsink, slide the heatsink on the top of the CPU to spread the heatsink as evenly as possible.
Then centralising the heatsink, tighten the fixings.  The heatsink must be in firm contact with the CPU,
but not so tight that the motherboard is distorted.

The remainder of the refitting procedure is the reverse of the removal procedure.

Before finally fitting the top cover, apply the AC supply, switch the unit on and confirm that the fans are
rotating correctly.

Switch off and replace the top cover.

Summary of Contents for PE3M

Page 1: ...PE3M Small Form Factor PC User Manual Document Reference PE3M Manual Document Issue Level 1 3...

Page 2: ...Compatibility 11 QUICK START GUIDE 12 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION 13 INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEMS 13 Microsoft XP 13 Microsoft Windows 2000 15 INSTALLATION 16 MOUNTING 16 NEC Plasma Display Panels 16 NEC...

Page 3: ...RNING 24 UPGRADE OPTIONS 24 ADDING MEMORY 24 ADDING AN EXPANSION CARD 26 Selection 26 Installation 26 ADDING A CD ROM OR DVD DRIVE 28 Procedure 28 UPGRADING THE CPU 31 Removal Procedure 31 Replacement...

Page 4: ...ology be held liable for any loss expenses or damages of any kind whatsoever whether direct indirect incidental or consequential arising from the design or use of this product or the support materials...

Page 5: ...s and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a...

Page 6: ...lation Layout showing where the various connectors are located and their pin out details How to upgrade the system Maintenance details We strongly recommend that you study this manual carefully before...

Page 7: ...e configured from simple stereo to a full 5 1 surround system The addition of a programmable hardware watchdog provides security against an application The unit is housed in a strong sheet steel enclo...

Page 8: ...ports ACPI power management and WOL function System Management CPU and system voltage detection CPU and secondary fan speed detection Audio On board Realtek ALC650 provides AC 97 2 2 Sound interface E...

Page 9: ...ture range 5 C to 40 C in free air Storage temperature range 20 C to 70 C Relative Humidity 10 85 non condensing Shock and vibration compatible with light industrial usage Construction Painted zinc pl...

Page 10: ...ry from total destruction to partial damage which may not be immediately obvious This could have an effect on the product s reliability and warranty Before opening the chassis ensure that you take nec...

Page 11: ...ntact All connector bodies must be securely connected to the enclosure Most EMC problems are attributable to the external cabling It is imperative that any external cabling to the unit is totally scre...

Page 12: ...Particular mounting arrangements exist for NEC plasma displays these are detailed in the section Installation Others will be available If the unit is to be used freestanding fit the adhesive syntheti...

Page 13: ...s 2000 Microsoft XP INFUpdate This update must be applied before installing any other drivers To install go to the following directory on the Support CD Drivers INFUpdate Run infinst_enu exe Video Dri...

Page 14: ...Install from a Specific Location Browse to the following directory on the CD Drivers USB2 and follow the on screen instructions to install Windows XP will prompt with a warning about the driver not b...

Page 15: ...uctions Audio Drivers The Audio Drivers are located on the CD at Drivers Audio Run Setup exe and follow instructions to install the AC97 Driver Windows 2000 will prompt with a warning about the driver...

Page 16: ...of four on each end These may be used in pairs to fix a bracket in two possible positions on each end M3 x 6 screws are provided with the unit If using screws other than those supplied please ensure t...

Page 17: ...THE AC POWER AT THIS STAGE Assemble the PE3M to the display using four M3 x 6mm screws Fit the graphics output cable between the graphics output connector on the PC and the input connector of the disp...

Page 18: ...ear face onto which the PC is mounted Because of the ventilation holes the PC must be mounted with at least a 10mm clearance from the rear of the display Fit the two mounting brackets as shown in the...

Page 19: ...four M4 x 6mm screws Fit the graphics output cable between the graphics output connector on the PC and the input connector of the display Fit any peripheral cables as required Fit the AC power connec...

Page 20: ...r Inlet PS 2 Mouse Port PS 2 6 pin mini DIN socket Mating Connector PS 2 mouse connector Standard Pin Out PS 2 Keyboard Port PS 2 6 pin mini DIN socket Mating Connector PS 2 keyboard connector Standar...

Page 21: ...Out Audio Microphone In 3 5mm Jack socket Mating Connector 3 5mm Jack plug Tip is microphone input suitable for dynamic microphone of not greater than 600 Ohms impedance Audio Line In Stereo 3 5mm Jac...

Page 22: ...Socket Standard Socket mPGA478 Intel Pentium Celeron P4 processors Memory Sockets Two 184 pin DIMM sockets for 128 256 512MB or 1GB of PC1600 or PC2100 compliant 2 5V DDR SDRAM Provides up to 2GB of...

Page 23: ...ting pins 1 and 2 and place it on pins 2 and 3 for about five seconds Remove the link and replace it in its original position The CMOS has now been cleared and the BIOS will be reset to the default se...

Page 24: ...ting problems Upgrade Options The user may upgrade the unit by adding more memory to the unit or by adding a PCI or an AGP expansion card The addition of removable media drives CD or DVD is normally a...

Page 25: ...he hard drive UDMA ribbon cable from the Primary IDE connector IDE1 blue on the motherboard Disconnect the CD DVD ribbon cable from the Secondary IDE connector IDE2 on the motherboard The two DIMM soc...

Page 26: ...rritory in which it is to be used For example for the European market cards must be compliant with the EMC Directive and the Safety requirements Installation To install an expansion card remove the sc...

Page 27: ...ly pressure evenly to fully seat the cards in the motherboard This may require a little practise if both expansion cards are fitted Secure the sub chassis using the countersunk head M3 fixing screws r...

Page 28: ...fitted with a removable media drive First remove the screws on the top cover and lift the cover off The AGP and PCI expansion card section must be removed to give access to the drive bay Refer to the...

Page 29: ...nterface PCB to the drive connector and secure it using two M2 x 6mm screws through the plastic bushes into the drive body see diagram CD DVD IInterface Board Fit the drive and PCB assembly to the Rem...

Page 30: ...connector on the motherboard Take care with the routing of the ribbon cable It is important that it does not restrict the airflow across the heatsink on the motherboard Ensure that the CD DVD IDE cabl...

Page 31: ...eplacement Procedure Replacement is essentially the reverse of the removal procedure with the following notable points When fitting the CPU to the socket care must be taken to align and avoid bending...

Page 32: ...d by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instruction ATTENTION Il y a danger d explosion s il y a remplacement incorrect de la batterie Remplacer uniquement avec...

Page 33: ...ry clear of the holder Replace the battery by one of the same type ensuring that it is fitted with the positive terminal facing the CPU and that the clip is fully engaged When the battery has been rep...

Page 34: ...Details 1 0 25 04 2003 EGW First Release 1 1 31 10 03 TMK Updated info on AGP Support 1 3 17 11 04 TMK updated CPU removal and maintenance of fans Blue Chip Technology Ltd Chowley Oak Tattenhall Ches...

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