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Microsoft Products Service Pack

Microsoft Corporation provides the user of Microsoft 

®

 Windows

®

 with the Service Pack for stable

use of the operating system (http://www.microsoft.com).
The user may apply the latest Service Pack provided by Microsoft to have the most stable system
with the current Windows

®

 . Therefore, Fujitsu basically recommend the use of the latest Service

Pack available.
The Service Pack, however, may cause unpredictable results when it is applied, depending on
your environment. Make sure that you read the Readme.txt attached to the Service Pack before
applying it.
Also we recommend that you make a backup copy of the system, in case your installation fail.

CHAPTER (INTRO)

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Summary of Contents for DESKPOWER 6000 Seriesl DESKPOWER 6000 SD Series

Page 1: ...SKPOWER is a trademark of Fujitsu Limited The following are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation MS MS DOS Windows NT Windows 98 Windows Millennium Window 2000 and Windows XP Pentium Celeron and MMX technology are trademarks of Intel Corporation Phoenix and Phoenix logo are registered trademarks of Phoenix Technologies Ltd Award is the registered trademark of Award Software International...

Page 2: ... label If you are not sure of the type of power available consult your dealer or local power company 8 This product is equipped with a 3 wire grounding type plug a plug having a third grounding pin This will only plug into a grounding type power outlet This is a safety feature If you are unable to inserttheplugintotheoutlet contactyourelectriciantoreplaceyourobsoleteoutlet Donotdefeat the purpose ...

Page 3: ...hibits a distinct change in performance indicating a need for service 14 CAUTION When replacing the battery be sure to install it with the polarities in the correct position There is a danger of explosion if the battery is replaced with an incorrect type or is mistreated Do not recharge disassemble or dispose of in fire Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommeded by the manufacturer D...

Page 4: ...may cause radio interference when used in the vicinity of a radio or television receiver Make sure that you read the manual when using this product Fujitsu as a member of the International Energy Star Program recognizes that this equipment is compliant with the standard of the International Energy Star Program The International Energy Star Program is a worldwide program for promoting energy saving...

Page 5: ...the data recorded in this product including the basic software and application software When you have your computer serviced the data contained in it may be lost Make sure that you create the backup data or take other necessary measures beforehand When the data is lost Fujitsu does not take responsibility for any damage caused by the loss of data andnoguaranteeisprovidedformaintenanceorrecoveryoft...

Page 6: ...party provided that you transfer the computer with all the SOFTWARE installed in it You may not transfer the media attached to the computer to another party without the computer 6 Modification You may not modify decompile disassemble or reverse engineer the SOFTWARE 7 Limited Warranty 1 Fujitsu provides corrective information that Fujitsu finds it necessary against the discrepancy if any found bet...

Page 7: ...by Microsoft to have the most stable system with the current Windows Therefore Fujitsu basically recommend the use of the latest Service Pack available The Service Pack however may cause unpredictable results when it is applied depending on your environment Make sure that you read the Readme txt attached to the Service Pack before applying it Also we recommend that you make a backup copy of the sy...

Page 8: ...ide the symbol The symbol marked with indicates what must be not be done prohibited action The specific action that is prohibited is indicated in or next to the symbol The symbol marked with indicates what must be observed The specific instruction is indicated in or next to the symbol Symbols used in the text The following symbols are used in the text of this manual This symbol carries a statement...

Page 9: ...purpose of explanation and it may not indicate the cables that are used in reality Representation of continuous operation Continuous operation steps are represented in this manual by combining them with a sign as shown below Example Continuous operation of clicking Start Programs and Accessories Click Start Programs Accessories Representation of BIOS Setup FortheBIOSSetupprocedure amenu submenu an...

Page 10: ...Microsoft Windows XP Home or Professional Windows XP Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Operating System Version 4 0 Windows NT Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition Windows Me Microsoft Windows 98 operating system SECOND EDITION Windows 98 Microsoft MS DOS operating system MS DOS Note Descriptions such as Windows 2000 NT Me 98 are used Warning and caution labels The following warning and caution lab...

Page 11: ...ate and business users To dispose of a liquid crystal display you need to ask an authorized industrial waste disposal contractor as the computer is part of the industrial waste For individual customers To dispose of a liquid crystal display you need to follow local ordinances or regulations about waste treatment as the computer is part of the general waste Disposing of used atteries Wireless keybo...

Page 12: ... dismount an optional unit for your PC switch off the PC and all units linked to it and unplug them from their respective outlets Otherwise electric shock may occur FUJITSU LIMITED DESKPOWER MODEL FPC LAE482 P N CP102250 01 DC 20V LISTED UL1950 7J61 UL TN 6A WARNING When removing exterior parts in order to mount option parts or others inside the cabinet switch off the power supply for PC unit and ...

Page 13: ...allationandinstallationofthecomputer Chapter 3 Hardware This chapter describes basic steps and information that you need when using the computer Chapter 4 Expansion This section describes the location and installation of the computer Chapter 5 Technical Information This chapter describes the specifications of this computer Manual configuration ...

Page 14: ...ontents 13 Operation of Touch Panel 13 Device Driver for Touch Panel Unit 15 How to Uninstall Driver 16 How to Install Calibration Utility Tool 18 Notice 18 4 Swivel Unit Operating Instructions 19 Safety Precaution 19 Caution for Operation 22 Specification 22 3 Power on 23 Cautions 23 How to power on 23 4 Setting up 25 Considerations 25 Setting up Windows 2000 XP 26 Setting up Windows NT 28 Settin...

Page 15: ...ware 50 Cleaning the computer 50 Cleaning the mouse 50 Cleaning the keyboard 51 Cleaning a CD 51 Cleaning the floppy disk drive 51 For Windows 2000 NT Me XP models 52 CHAPTER 4 Expansion 1 Before connecting any peripheral devices 54 Handling guidelines 54 2 Installing Memory 56 Location of Memory 57 Supported Memory 57 Installing Memory 58 CHAPTER 5 Technical Information61 1 List of Specifications...

Page 16: ...CHAPTER 1 Parts Name ...

Page 17: ...3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 Liquid crystal display Displays the screen 2 Disk access lamp This lamp lights up when the computer is writing data on the hard disk or reading data from the hard disk or CD ROM drive 3 Stanby lamp This lamp lights up in orange when the computer is in the standby mode energy saving mode ...

Page 18: ...crease the display brightness and counterclockwise to decrease brightness 8 CD eject button Press this to eject the CD ROM or music CD This is functional only when the computer is on Do not press this while the CD access lamp is on 9 CD access lamp This lamp lights up while reading the data from a CD ROM or while replaying a music CD 10 CD ROM drive Reads data and programs from a CD ROM and replay...

Page 19: ...ack Use a commercial headphone 3 USB connectors Connects a USB standard peripheral device 4 PC card slot A slot to set and operate a PC card It has two dummy cards inserted when you purchase the computer 5 PC card eject button Press this to eject the PC card 6 DC IN connector Connect the AC adapter ...

Page 20: ...r Security System from Kensington 2 Line out terminal A sound output terminal Connects a line in terminal of the audio device If you are connecting a speaker directly to this terminal use one with a built in amplifier 3 Line in terminal A sound input terminal Connects a line out terminal of the audio device 4 USB connectors Connects a USB standard device ...

Page 21: ...ts a LAN cable 6 Parallel connector Connects a cable for printers and scanners 7 Serial connector Connects a cable for an RS 232C supporting device 8 Keyboard connector Connects the keyboard 9 Mouse connector Connect the mouse ...

Page 22: ...CHAPTER2 BasicOperations ...

Page 23: ...cation with water splashes Location with elevated temperature such as direct sunlight or heating equipment Location at the temperature below 10 C Location with power cords and cables that may catch your foot Location with strong magnetic fields such as TV or speaker On top of unstable surface such as vibrated or slant surface Example of installation To setup the computer follow the procedure below...

Page 24: ...use a fire Turn the computer and connected devices off and remove the plug from the power outlet before installing or uninstalling the keyboard mouse power cord or grounding wire Otherwise it may cause an electric shock For the keyboard and mouse use the genuine Fujitsu products Otherwise it may cause an electric shock or fire CAUTION Make sure that you connect the cable correctly The computer and...

Page 25: ...gtheconnector with the mark top and matching the connector color to the mouse label on the rear of the computer 2 Connecting the keyboard Connect the keyboard connector into the socket at the rear of the computer holding the connector with the mark top and matching the connector color to the keyboard label on the rear of the computer 1 2 5 3 4 ...

Page 26: ...wist or heat the power cord Do not use the power cord or power outlet if they are damaged or loose Use a dry cloth to clean the plug pins and power outlet if they are covered with dust Connect the power cord to the 230VAC domestic power Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet during a lightning storm To disconnect the power cord do not pull the cord but hold the plug and pull Insert the pl...

Page 27: ...ounding wire terminal and tighten the screw Connecttheotherendofgroundingwiretothemetalportionofanynearbyperipheraltoprevent static charges Point Do not connect the power cord in a starbust connection Make sure that the power cord is not entangled with the keyboard or mouse cable ...

Page 28: ...ress Tape Nylon Fasteners Velcro 1 Floppy Disc Operation of Touch Panel Install Driver with PS 2 Mouse attached See the following page for installation of driver Setting Up 1 Before setting Touch Panel Unit to your computer main unit put four Press Tapes to Touch Panel Unit and your computer main unit See illustration below 2 Put Press Tapes on computer main unit matching position to Touch Panel U...

Page 29: ...uch Panel Unit Upper rear of Touch Panel Unit Please be aware there are two kinds of Press Tapes For Touch Panel Unit For computer main unit Double Sided Tape Putting Press Tapes to computer main unit and setting Touch Panel to computer main unit Double Sided Tape ...

Page 30: ...loppy disk 13 Remove the Mouse and then attach the Panel Windows 98 SE 1 Open System from Control Panel and select Device Manager tab 2 Double click the Mouse icon to check that Device Name is PS 2 compatible mouse port then click Property button 3 Open Driver tab and click Refresh Driver 4 Check Search for the best driver for your device is selected then insert floppy disk and click Next 5 Select...

Page 31: ... 7 Click Start Menu Shut Down Windows Shut Down and click OK 8 Check the Power is OFF then take out floppy disk 9 Remove the Mouse and then attach the Panel Windows XP Only Administrator can do this operation 1 Doubleclick Mouse iconof ControlPanel andselect Hardwaretab andcheckthe Device Name is PS 2 compatible mouse 2 Insert the Driver s floppy disk and point to A winxp then click ftsetup exe 3 ...

Page 32: ...u Touch Panel PS 2 is correctly deleted Restart Computer and install another Driver will appear then click OK 5 Click Start Menu Shut Down Windows Shut Down and click OK 6 Check the Power is OFF remove the Panel and attach the Mouse Next push the Power Switch on and logon to the computer 7 Double click Mouse icon of Control Panel open Property then click ALL tab 8 Click Change 9 Device Choice dial...

Page 33: ...d try again 5 Drawing Test Wizard will appear It is possible to input Free Line Drawing If adjusting is not good enough click Home and back to 2 6 If the test is correctly done press Enter and finish application Right Click Tool Click Start Menu Program Fujitsu Touch Pen Right Click Tool By using this tool it becomes possible to use Touch Pen for Substitution of Right Click There are two ways for ...

Page 34: ... booklet Those symbols are to help you use the unit safely andtopreventpossibleaccidents whichmaycauseinjurytoyouandotherpeople Themeanings of the symbols are as follows Before reading text please understand the followings thoroughly To operate the unit incorrectly ignoring this symbol may cause death or serious injury To operate the unit incorrectly ignoring this symbol may cause minor injury or ...

Page 35: ...t thenplacethepersonalcomputermainunitdown As illustrated rear side up Operate on a flat surface with soft cloth on top Remove all objects to prevent scratching LCD display Place Swivel Unit to the bottom of personal computer main unit CAUTION Make sure Swivel Unit is firmly held so that it doesn t fall off Otherwise it may cause injury or damage Be careful not to hurt your fingers when handling t...

Page 36: ...r After connecting cables place Cable Cover Projections to Setting Point on rear side of computermainunit theninserttheClip PlacecablesthroughthegapsonCableCover Place AC Adapter Cable as shown on the illustration Depending on shape of cable connectors cable cover may not fit CAUTION When carrying hold personal computer main unit Holding rotation part may cause injury and damage A Arrow AC Adapter...

Page 37: ...he unit When rotating please hold both side of LCD display and move slowly Cables may come off When installing avoid the following places and set on level surface vibrating place incline surface unstable place Specification Substance 12 mm height 285 mm width 293 mm depth Approximately 37mm the height with Swivel Unit set 160 Approximately 0 7 kg Item Swivel Unit Size Cable Cover Rotate Angle Weig...

Page 38: ...m the energy saving mode This is not a fault you can continue to operate An error message is displayed if an error is detected during POST Check the following if the screen is blank The energy saving mode is not set Move the mouse or press any key The computer may be shifted to S3 in the ACPI mode ifthestandbylampisorange Pressthepowerbutton Ifthescreenremainsblank30seconds after you press the pow...

Page 39: ... power button of the computer The power lamp lights green When you turn on the computer it displays a FUJITSU logo and starts up the system POST is performed while the FUJITSU logo is displayed When you turn on the power for the first time you need to set up Windows Setting Up ...

Page 40: ... appear Connecting peripheral devices except custom made options Connecting a LAN cable Setting a PC card Installing additional memory Considerations for Windows NT During the setup you may see messages like The DHCP client failed to acquire IP address or The DHCP client failed to rewrite IP address lease In this case click Yes and complete the setup After completing the setup connect and set up t...

Page 41: ...onthecomputer 3 Read the License Agreement carefully and click I agree and then Next Point If you select I do not agree click Next and follow the instruction message 4 Enter Name and Organization and click Next You can skip Organization Computer name and administrator password is displayed 5 Fill out Computer name Administrator password and Reenter password and click Next Setting up network appear...

Page 42: ...mputer user appears 10 Click User for this computer and Next Point Make sure you select User for this computer If you select items other than User for this computer the setup may not be carried out correctly Finishing the Network Identification Wizard appears 11 Click Finish The Windows logon dialog box appears 12 Enter the password you entered in the step 5 and click OK The Introducing Windows 20...

Page 43: ...the fatal error dialogboxappears andthenclick OK Click Close inthenextdialogbox andthecomputer restarts Name and Organization appears 4 Enter Name and Organization and click Next You can skip Organization Computer name appears 5 Enter Computer name and click Next Administrator account appears 6 Fill out Password and Reenter password and click Next Point Password is case sensitive If you enter Pass...

Page 44: ...gon double click the Run this icon on the desktop The Run this dialog box appears Important You need to perform Run this to finalize the setup Perform the procedure as it is described here 15 Click OK Automatic setup is performed and the computer restarts When the Run this icon disappears from the desktop the setup is completed Important To correctly finalize the setup make sure you click OK Do no...

Page 45: ...ected and click Next After a few seconds the optimum driver is automatically installed 2 Click Finish 3 If a restart message appears click Yes For Windows 98 1 Click Next 2 Click Display a list of all the drivers in a specific location and Next 3 Click 2915LP 2930LP Pci Scsi Controller 11 17 2000 and click Next 4 Click Next 5 Click Finish A restart message appears 6 Click Yes the Welcome to Window...

Page 46: ...n does not show anything when the computer is turned on Turn of the computer and check the connection of display I cannot go on with the Windows setup See Turn off the computer turn off the computer and repeat the setup procedure If you press a key before a dialog box is completely displayed during the Windows setup the Windowssetupmaynotbecompletedsuccessfully Waituntilthedialogboxisfullydisplaye...

Page 47: ...ving setting Power switch set Standby in the BIOS Setup hold down the power switch for four seconds to turn off the computer It may take some five seconds before the power LED lights when restoring from the standby mode If you press the power button again the system shutdown How to turn off the power For Windows 98 Me 2000 model 1 Click the Start button then click Shut down The Shut down Windows d...

Page 48: ...CHAPTER 3 Hardware ...

Page 49: ...ons and slide it on a flat surface such as a desktop As you move the mouse an arrow called a mouse pointer slide in the same way on the screen Move the mouse watching the screen Using the buttons Click Click the left mouse button once To click the right mouse button is called right click 1 Mouse Scroll button Right button Left button Click ...

Page 50: ...he menu item Drag Hold down the left button and move the mouse to a desired position and release the button Scroll when the mouse has a scroll button Scroll the button forward and backward to scroll the screen If you press it it works as the third button This scroll function can be used only with the scroll supporting applications Point The above operation is for the right hand use selected in the...

Page 51: ...ith specific functions for each application 3 Back space key Press this to delete one character on the left 4 Insert key Press this to toggle between Insert Overwrite 5 Print Screen key Captures the displayed screen in the clipboard 6 Home key Press this to move the cursor to the top of the line document 7 Indicator The indictor lights when you press Num Lock Shift Caps Lock or Scroll Lock indicat...

Page 52: ... is also called Return key Press this to start a new line or run a command 14 Delete key Press this to delete a character Press this key together with Ctrl and Alt to reset the computer 15 End key Press this to move the cursor to the end of the line document 16 Cursor keys Moves the cursor 17 Page Down key Displays the next page 18 Page Up key Displays the previous page 19 Ten key pad Enables you ...

Page 53: ...s for CD media above or it has bends cracks or fissures Or it may cause a failure The warranty is not applied to any failure caused by the use of such CDs ThiscomputeracceptsonlyroundCDs DonotuseCDsofavariantshape whichisnotround Or it may cause a failure The warranty is not applied to any failure caused by the use of CD in a variant shape Use of a commercially available CD ROM drive cleaning disk...

Page 54: ... tray and pull it out as the illustration shows 3 Hold the CD with the label side up and and snap the CD in the tab at the center of the tray While doing this hold the tray with the other hand Tray CD eject button CD access lamp Tab Tray Label side Point Make sure the CD snaps into the tab at the center of the tray A failure may result if the CD is not securely set ...

Page 55: ...t The CD access lamp lights when the CD is set Wait until the CD access lamp turns off and then do the following The tray is not set correctly if you press the CD eject button while pushing in the tray Eject a CD To eject the CD make sure that the CD access lamp is off and then press the CD eject button ...

Page 56: ... other magnetic objects away Do not drop it on a solid hard floor Do not store it in an extreme temperature environment Do not store it in a humid or dusty environment Do not affix a label on top of another label Do not expose it condensation or water Insert Eject a floppy disk Point Use a DOS V formatted floppy disk Other floppy disks are not guaranteed for operation Insert a floppy disk 1 Hold a...

Page 57: ...t a floppy disk 1 Make sure the floppy disk access lamp is off Point Donotremovethefloppydiskwhilethefloppydiskaccesslampison Or itsdatamaybedamaged 2 Press the floppy disk eject button Floppy disk access lamp ...

Page 58: ...ter is on Do not use or store it in an extreme temperature environment Keep it away from direct sunlight and heating equipment Do not use or store it where subject to shocks or vibrations Do not use or store it in a humid or dusty environment Do not use or store it close to a magnet or other strong magnetic objects Do not disassemble or dismantle it Do not expose it condensation or water Point The...

Page 59: ...munications PC cards do not allow two cards to be used at the same time For details see the manual attached to the PC card This computer does not accept 12V PC cards This computer does not accept ZV port enabled PC cards Some PC cards use only specific IRQ or does not allow IRQ to be shared with other devices For Card Bus enabled PC card IRQ does not have to be reserved For 16 bit enabled PC card ...

Page 60: ...it or you may need to install its device driver regardless of the operating system used For details see the manual attached to the PC card Do not put an object on or give shocks to the connector that connects the PC card and its code Otherwise it may cause a failure 1 For Windows NT turn off the computer and remove the AC adapter For Windows 2000 Me 98 go to the step 2 2 Press the PC card eject bu...

Page 61: ...ocedure or it may cause a failure For Windows 2000 XP WARNING The PC card may be hot right after it is used When ejecting a PC card after step 4 wait for a few seconds before removing it Or it may cause burns Do not put your finger into the PC card slot when ejecting a PC card Or you may get injured 1 Right click the PC Card icon on the taskbar and click Uninstall or remove hardware The Removing h...

Page 62: ...he PC card 7 Insert a dummy card Insert a dummy card in the PC card slot For Windows NT WARNING The PC card may be hot right after it is used When ejecting a PC card after step 1 wait for a few seconds before removing it Or it may cause burns Do not put your finger into the PC card slot when ejecting a PC card Or you may get injured 1 Turn off the computer and remove the AC adapter ...

Page 63: ...ay be hot right after it is used When ejecting a PC card after step 3 wait for a few seconds before removing it Or it may cause burns Do not put your finger into the PC card slot when ejecting a PC card Or you may get injured 1 Click the PC Card icon on the task bar Point Do not remove the PC card by clicking the PC Card icon on the taskbar or clicking the PC Card icon in the Control Panel and cli...

Page 64: ...age Thisdevicecannotberemoved Inthiscase exittheoperating system turn off the computer and remove it 3 Click OK 4 Press the PC card eject button Gently press the PC card eject button once and the button pops out 5 Remove the PC card Press the PC card eject button that popped out and remove the PC card 6 Insert a dummy card Insert a dummy card in the PC card slot ...

Page 65: ...at water does not go inside the computer Use neutral detergent but not solvent or other types of detergent Or it may damage the computer Clean the computer periodically using a vacuum cleaner to remove dusts from the vent holes Cleaning the mouse Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the surface If the mouse ball does not rotate smoothly remove the ball and clean it Clean the ball in the following way 1 Re...

Page 66: ...soft cloth and wipe it from the center to the edge and then use a dry cloth to dry it Use of a commercially available CD ROM drive cleaning disk may put dusts on the lens Do not use a CD ROM drive cleaning disk Cleaning the floppy disk drive Dusts build up on the floppy disk drive head the point that reads and writes the data after a period of time With dusts buildup the head does not correctly re...

Page 67: ...y into the floppy disk drive 2 Run the disk access command such as dir at the command prompt Windows 2000 NT or MS DOS prompt Windows Me Example Enter the following and press Enter dir a 3 Make sure the floppy disk access lamp is off and remove the cleaning floppy ...

Page 68: ...CHAPTER 4 Expansion ...

Page 69: ... be used depending on the model Before you purchase a device check if the device can be used or not We recommend genuine Fujitsu products for peripheral devices If you use a device other than a genuine one while a genuine device is available the warranty is not applied when the device does not function properly or if the computer fails If a genuine device is not available consult the device manufa...

Page 70: ...and Hold the metallic parts or the edge of the board Turning power for peripheral devices In general peripheral devices should be turned on before the computer is turned on but some peripheral devices should be turned of afterward See the manual attached to the peripheral device Use the ACPI enabled peripheral device Windows XP 2000 Me 98 This computer uses ACPI one of the power management standar...

Page 71: ...vices and remove the plug from the power outlet Otherwise it may cause an electric shock When installing memory use a genuine Fujitsu product Otherwise it may cause an electric shock or fire WARNING When installing or removing memory remove the only screws that are specified in the manual Ifyouremovethescrewthatisnotspecifiedtoremove itmaycauseaninjury Also it may cause a failure When handling the...

Page 72: ...ation of memory Memory can be increased up to 512 MB 256 MB x 2 Forthestandardconfiguration memoryisinstalledinDIMM1 Toaddmemory installitinDIMM2 To have the memory capacity of 512 MB replace the memory in DIMM1 with one of 256 MB Point Check your model and use a genuine Fujitsu product 168 pin SDRAM DIMM no ECC for 133 MHz If you use non genuine product it may not work on this computer DIMM1 DIMM...

Page 73: ... shown in the illustration Make sure that no object presses the liquid crystal display Ensure that the base is off the surface so that the display stays flat on the surface 3 Remove the rear cover Rotate the screws and press the tab on the rear cover to remove the rear cover 4 Remove the inner cover Rotate the screws slide the inner cover and remove the inner cover ...

Page 74: ...e procedure 5 Open the hooks on both sides of the slot 6 Insert the memory board into the slot Hold the memory perpendicular to the slot and insert it in the slot aligning the notch in the memory board and the notch in the slot When the board is correctly inserted the hook at the both ends stand up Make sure that the memory board is securely engaged Power lamp Notch ...

Page 75: ...on the hook and secure it with the screws 8 Install the rear cover 9 Put the computer straight up After putting the computer straight up adjust the display angle for easy view Point To remove the memory board please do so referring to the installation procedure ...

Page 76: ...CHAPTER 5 Technical Information ...

Page 77: ...t of Specifications Computer specifications DESKPOWER 6000 SD I F Pentium III Processor 256 KB built in CPU 512 KB FLASH ROM Minimum 128 MB 168 pin SDRAM DIMM Maximum 512 MB ECC not supported 3 5 in 1 Minimum 40 GB 1 CD R RW or DVD Combo Maximum 1024 768 dots 100 BASE TX 10BASE T Wake up on LAN supported PC Card Standard compliant Type I II 2 slots Or Type III 1 slot CardBus supported 4 ports 4 pi...

Page 78: ...ory 3 cable is used 2 The hub unit implies a 100 BASE TX 10BASE T concentrator Point The standard built in LAN of this computer automatically supports the data rate of the network When changing the network speed with a different hub unit use a cable of an appropriate data grade according to the speed Sound specifications Sound Controller Built in Intel 82801BA I O Controller Hub2 Cirrus Logic CS42...

Page 79: ...ceive data 7 NC Not connected 8 NC Not connected Parallel connector Pin number Signal Direction Description 1 STROBE Input and output Strobe 2 DATA 0 Input and output Data 0 3 DATA 1 Input and output Data 1 4 DATA 2 Input and output Data 2 5 DATA 3 Input and output Data 3 6 DATA 4 Input and output Data 4 7 DATA 5 Input and output Data 5 8 DATA 6 Input and output Data 6 9 DATA 7 Input and output Da...

Page 80: ...umber Signal Direction Description 1 CD Input Carrier detect 2 RD Input Receive data 3 TD Output send data 4 DTR Output Data terminal ready 5 GND Ground 6 DSR Input Data set ready 7 RTS Output Request to send 8 CTS Input Clear to send 9 RI Input Ring indicate Mouse connector Pin number Signal Direction Description 1 DATA Input and output Data 2 NC Not connected 3 GND Ground 4 VCC Power 5 CLK Input...

Page 81: ...ut and output Data 2 NC Not connected 3 GND Ground 4 VCC Power 5 CLK Input and output Clock 6 NC Not connected USB connector Pin number Signal Direction Description 1 VCC Cable power 2 DATA Input and output data signal 3 DATA Input and output data signal 4 GND Cable ground ...

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