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Section 2 – Using the SBP-205
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4.
Remove a DIMM by pressing the white locking clips down (away from
the memory module). Lift the DIMM straight out of the socket.
5.
Position the new DIMM it so that it aligns with the socket. (The DIMM
and the socket are keyed for correct orientation). Gently press straight
down until the module clicks into place.
6.
Press the two white locking clips up into locked position.
7.
Close the system case and power up the system.
As the system boots, the BIOS will automatically detect the new memory
configuration.
Processor
The SBP-205 supports a single Pentium III processor operating at up to 1 GHz. The
processor mounting includes a single edge contact (SEC) slot and an attached
mounting and retention bracket. The SBP-205 accepts a Pentium II/III processor
packaged in an SECC-2 cartridge.
The system operation with single or dual processors is automatically configured by
the operating system or network operating system. With dual processors installed,
the two CPUs function symmetrically.
Processor Overview
The SBP-205 processor mounts in the 370 socket. An on-board heat sink is mounted
on the board to the right of the 370 socket.
Installing and Removing a Processor
Follow these steps to remove and install a processor:
To prepare for installation and removal:
1.
Power down the system and remove the power cord and any other
external connectors.
2.
Open the system case following the steps in the User Guide provided
with your MaxPro or ProRack system.
3.
Make sure to ground yourself by touching the system case before
touching any components.
IMPORTANT NOTE
:
It should not be necessary to remove the single board
computer from the passive backplane or the system chassis in order to remove or
install a processor. However, it is very important to properly support the board while
applying pressure during processor removal or installation. On-board circuits,
connectors or the board itself could be damaged if not properly supported.
To remove a processor:
1.
Disconnect the cooling fan power connector from the on-board power
connector.
