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Soft-
ware

93F2367

59G9531

93F2367

59G9531

93F2367

Modem

93F0024

34G1854

93F0024

34G1854

93F0024

Display

33G5373

59G7874

33G4393

68G2622

33G5373

59G7874

33G4393

33G5373

33G4393

33G5373

Power

Supply

93F2392

52G8741

60G1996

93F2390

93F2392

52G8741

60G1996

93F2390

93F2392

93F2390

93F2392

Hard

Drive

93F0118

59G9562

59G9567

93F2363

93F0118

93F2363

59G9562

59G9564

59G9567

93F2329

93F2363

93F2329

93F2363

Drive B
(5.25-in)

93F2362

N/A

93F2362

N/A

93F2362

N/A

93F2362

Disk Drives

Drive A

(3.5-in)

93F2361

Memory

N/A

92F0105

64F3686

92F0102

92F0105

N/A

92F0105

64F3686

N/A

Basic

Board

N/A

System Board

Filled

Board

34G1894

34G1942

34G1881

34G1871

34G1872

34G1848

34G1893

34G1876

34G1942

34G1881

93F2397

93F2398

34G1885

Table

A-1 (Page 2 of 4). U.S. Machine Types 2133/2155/2168 (Factory-Installed Parts). Refer to “System Board

Layouts” on page 5-2 for system board details and to “Parts Catalog” on page 7-1 for parts assemblies.

Model

G78

G82

G87

M40

M46

P57

P71

P74

P84

P89

S11

S13

S14

S43

S44

N/A = FRU part number varies. See “Parts Catalog” on page 7-1.

Appendix.

Model

Configurations

and

FRU

Part

Numbers

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Summary of Contents for PS/1

Page 1: ...M achine Types 2133 2155 and 2168...

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Page 3: ...M achine Types 2133 2155 and 2168...

Page 4: ...formation must not be construed to mean that IBM intends to announce such IBM products programming or services in your country Requests for copies of this publication and for technical information abo...

Page 5: ...1 20 Specifications 1 21 Operating Requirements 1 23 Special Tools 1 23 Diagnostic Information 2 1 MAP 0010 Start 2 3 MAP 0020 Power 2 20 MAP 0100 System Board 2 30 MAP 0200 Memory 2 36 MAP 0300 Keybo...

Page 6: ...t 4 7 1020 3 5 Inch Diskette Drive 4 9 1025 5 25 Inch Diskette Drive 4 10 1030 Hard Disk Drive 4 11 1035 Adapter Card 4 13 1040 Power Supply 4 14 1045 Riser Card 4 15 1050 Memory SIMM 4 16 1055 Cache...

Page 7: ...SIMM System Board Layout 5 15 486DX 25MHz 486DX2 50MHz or 486DX 33MHz 486DX2 66MHz 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout 5 17 Detachable Display System I O Signal Cable Connector Test Points 5 19 Sys...

Page 8: ...Index X 1 vi...

Page 9: ...nt applications covering subject matter in this document The furnishing of this document does not give you any license to these patents Voltage Supply Switch Settings Before setting up your computer a...

Page 10: ...k could result For continued protection against the risk of electrical shock Connect your computer only to an electrical outlet of the correct voltage If your computer has cables other than the power...

Page 11: ...For Denmark ADVARSEL Lithiumbatteri Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig h ndtering Udskiftning m kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type Lev r det brugte batteri tilbage til leverand ren Notices ix...

Page 12: ...in this publication are trademarks of other companies as follows IBM AT Operating System 2 OS 2 Personal System 1 PS 1 PS 1 Club Personal System 2 PS 2 America Online America Online Inc Microsoft Micr...

Page 13: ...roblems on the system unit Repair Information contains the procedures for removing FRUs Parts Test Point Locations contains illustrations of the locations of the major components and connectors Safety...

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Page 15: ...Compatibility 1 12 Power On Password 1 13 Using the Configuration Utility 1 14 Configuration Utility Screen 1 15 How to Get the Screen 1 18 System Memory 1 20 SIMM Identification 1 20 Specifications...

Page 16: ...otes or instructions at the top of the page you must read them before you start the procedure Carefully read each step of the MAP and perform the appropriate action as instructed If you do not remembe...

Page 17: ...ST each time it is turned on Use this information throughout the diagnostic pro cedures You should become familiar with the POST and be able to deter mine if the machine performed all the steps Power...

Page 18: ...contains system board layouts It is useful when you are asked to measure voltages Use this information to help you locate parts such as electronic boards connectors pin numbers and test points Safety...

Page 19: ...Three system boards available refer to System Board Layout on page 5 1 1 Soldered on board 2MB system memory and 256 kilobytes K video memory DRAM 2 Soldered on board 2MB system memory and 512K video...

Page 20: ...e and 128K external cache not field upgradeable RAM is installed directly onto the system board using industry standard 30 pin 80 ns SIMMs There are two banks of four sockets to allow a maximum of 32M...

Page 21: ...8K external cache upgrade processor socket 3 4MB SIMM for system memory 0 external cache upgrade processor socket Each system board contains Supports 8K internal cache Supports 0 128K or 256K external...

Page 22: ...DX2 25MHz 50MHz processor 72 pin memory SIMM System board contains Upgrade processor socket Supports 8K internal cache Supports 0 128K or 256K external cache field upgradeable Shipped with 128K standa...

Page 23: ...er connectors For countries with high voltage requirements Machine Type 2133 con tains a 65 W high voltage power supply with a switched appliance con nector Machine Type 2155 contains either an 85 W l...

Page 24: ...ms average access time 211MB with 64K of look ahead cache and 15 ms average access time 253MB with 64K of look ahead cache and 13 ms average access time 340MB with 64K of look ahead cache and 13 ms av...

Page 25: ...ng or single voltage SVGA 14 inch 0 28 mm dot pitch multi scanning Supports VGA 800x600 1024x768 and 1280x1024 i modes Includes its own power switch Six user controls horizontal centering vertical cen...

Page 26: ...VGA VGA VGA VGA SVGA SVGA SVGA SVGA SVGA SGA Resolution 640 480 640 480 640 480 640 480 800 600 800 600 800 600 1024 768 1024 768 1280 1024 Colors 16 256 65 535 16 777 216 16 256 65 535 16 256 16 Vid...

Page 27: ...hat position until the next time you need to reset the password For 486SX Level 1 and 486DX 30 pin memory SIMM system boards 1 Power off the system unit 2 Locate connector JP8 on the system board 3 Mo...

Page 28: ...to restore the configuration settings Press ESC to save with the password disabled 8 When you are finished servicing the machine run the Configuration Utility to restore the configuration settings Yo...

Page 29: ...e is set up called the hardware configuration Change information about certain hardware options on the computer What the Screen Shows You If you want to know about the specific capabilities of the com...

Page 30: ...the correct diskette drive type on the Configuration Utility screen Display Type This option available on 486SX 486DX and 486DX2 72 pin memory SIMM system boards shows the display type installed If yo...

Page 31: ...e software see the user s guide or online infor mation that came with the software Parallel Port The computer has one parallel port with a special address identifying location assigned to it If you ad...

Page 32: ...n Utility screen When you turn on the computer this symbol appears Press F1 while this symbol is displayed to get the Configuration Utility screen In the Advanced Diagnostics program you can select Se...

Page 33: ...Options Indicates current page Press Page Down key for next screen Brackets Indicates that this option has been changed Use these keys General Information 1 19...

Page 34: ...rted are 80 ns or faster Faster speeds are numbers less than 80 ns SIMMs must be 9 bits wide No POST error is displayed when a SIMM of the wrong value is installed The 486SX 486DX and 486DX2 system bo...

Page 35: ...ions Size Machine Type 2133 System Unit Width 360 mm 14 2 in Depth 421 5 mm 16 6 in Height 122 1 mm 4 8 in Machine Type 2155 System Unit Width 405 mm 15 9 in Depth 421 5 mm 16 6 in Height 148 3 mm 5 8...

Page 36: ...altitude 2134 m 7000 ft Heat output maximum Machine Type 2133 System Unit 184 Btu Hr Machine Type 2155 System Unit 409 Btu Hr Machine Type 2168 System Unit 409 Btu Hr Electrical Input voltage sinewave...

Page 37: ...ith a voltage selector switch allowing selection of voltage of either 110 V ac or 220 V ac This switch must be in the 220 V ac position when the machine is plugged into a 220 V ac electrical outlet Wh...

Page 38: ...1 24...

Page 39: ...0 3 5 Inch Diskette Drive 2 58 MAP 0625 5 25 Inch Diskette Drive 2 66 MAP 0700 Math Coprocessor 2 70 MAP 0900 Parallel Port 2 72 MAP 1100 System Board Serial Port 2 73 MAP 1200 Serial Port Adapter 2 7...

Page 40: ...Notes 2 2...

Page 41: ...in the MAPs are positive unless otherwise shown Use frame ground for all voltage checks unless otherwise specified If the Advanced Diagnostics program instructs you to replace a FRU do not do so until...

Page 42: ...t on page 5 13 486SX 486DX and 486DX2 72 pin memory SIMM system boards Refer to 486SX 33MHz 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout on page 5 15 and 486DX 25MHz 486DX2 50MHz or 486DX 33MHz 486DX2 66MHz...

Page 43: ...t Make sure there are no diskettes in the drives Insert the Advanced Diagnostics diskette in drive A Note High voltage Northern and Southern Hemisphere displays may come with a voltage selector 110 V...

Page 44: ...6DX 72 pin memory SIMM machines Check the voltage at J26 pin 1 on the system board and frame ground Power on the system unit IS THE VOLTAGE 5 V dc Yes No 005 The system board is failing 006 The indica...

Page 45: ...to Step 025 on page 2 9 013 DO YOU HAVE A DISPLAY PROBLEM Yes No 014 Go to Step 037 on page 2 10 015 Go to Step 066 on page 2 16 016 From step 009 DOES THE MACHINE FUNCTION NORMALLY EXCEPT FOR THE BEE...

Page 46: ...System Board Layout on page 5 17 Make sure the volume control is not turned to low Power off the system unit Unplug connector J27 and jumper pins 1 and 2 Power on the system unit DID YOU HEAR A BEEP...

Page 47: ...the speaker 025 From steps 012 and 017 DID YOU RECEIVE A 16X ERROR Yes No 026 Go to Step 032 on page 2 10 027 DID YOU RECEIVE A 161 OR 163 ERROR Yes No 028 DID YOU RECEIVE A 164 ERROR Yes No 029 Go to...

Page 48: ...phics Array on page 2 97 035 From step 033 Make a note of any error messages then press Esc Note If no error code is present answer the following question Yes DID THE ERROR MESSAGE GO AWAY Yes No 036...

Page 49: ...Esc DID THE ADVANCED DIAGNOSTICS MENU APPEAR AND IS IT SHARP CLEAR AND STABLE Yes No 040 Go to Step 066 on page 2 16 041 Press 0 SYSTEM CHECKOUT then press Enter DID THE INSTALLED DEVICES MENU APPEAR...

Page 50: ...THAN THAT INSTALLED IN THE SYSTEM Yes No 044 Go to Step 046 045 Go to MAP 0200 Memory on page 2 36 046 From step 044 Compare the list to the options installed inside the system Note The Installed Devi...

Page 51: ...o 050 Go to Step 052 051 From step 046 Press Y then press Enter Go to Step 057 on page 2 14 052 From step 050 IS THE OPTION MISSING FROM THE INSTALLED DEVICES LIST Yes No 053 Press Y then press Enter...

Page 52: ...Select the options you want to test or press Enter to run all tests Note If you received a 199 error or if you have an undetermined problem run all tests IS THERE AN ERROR CODE DISPLAYED ON THE SCREE...

Page 53: ...63 Go to Step 067 on page 2 17 064 Go to Step 066 on page 2 16 065 From steps 011 and 042 Find the POST error in the following figure and take the action indicated If an error message and incorrect au...

Page 54: ...ror 2408 error 2410 error 86XX error XXXXXX XXXX 201 error 111 129 error 162 without a device error 2XX error MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array MAP 0300 Keyboard MAP 0600 Dis...

Page 55: ...ideo Graphics Array MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array MAP 2400 Video Graphics Array Blinking cursor only MAP 0600 Diskette Drive C prompt MAP 06...

Page 56: ...all adapter switch settings Check all cables and connectors for proper installation Run the Advanced Diagnostics tests on all devices Use the RUN TESTS ONE TIME option If you receive an error go to t...

Page 57: ...Inch Diskette Drive on page 2 58 If no error code is indicated go to the MAP relating to the reported symptom Note If you are unable to find a MAP that corresponds to your error code you have either...

Page 58: ...oprocessor is failing 386SX or 486SX 001 Power off the system unit Unplug the system unit power cord the display power cord and any external devices from the electrical outlets Disconnect all external...

Page 59: ...e causing the failure 003 DOES YOUR SYSTEM HAVE A POWER CORD BETWEEN THE SYSTEM UNIT AND THE DISPLAY Yes No 004 Power off the system unit and display Disconnect the power cord from the back of the sys...

Page 60: ...ct the power cord from the back of the system unit Measure the line voltage at the system unit end of the power cord DO YOU HAVE THE CORRECT LINE VOLTAGE Yes No 009 Check the power at the electrical o...

Page 61: ...dc 9 to 15 V dc 9 to 15 V dc GND 3 75 to 6 25 V dc 3 75 to 6 25 V dc Figure 2 3 System Board Power Supply Connectors ARE THE VOLTAGES CORRECT Yes No 012 Replace the power supply 013 You may have a fa...

Page 62: ...signal cable you removed from the drive Perform the same procedure for any remaining drives DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 016 Replace the failing drive If this does not correct the problem replace th...

Page 63: ...ideo RAM chips Use the Video Memory Removal Tool to remove the chip Observe electrostatic discharge ESD precau tions Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 022 Replace the failing vide...

Page 64: ...arts run automatic config uration and set the time and date to remove 16X errors 027 You may have a failing SIMM memory card Power off the system unit Remove one of the SIMM memory cards from the syst...

Page 65: ...processor Use a Processor Removal Tool to remove the math coprocessor Observe ESD precautions Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 034 Replace the failing math coprocessor 035 From s...

Page 66: ...MAP 0020 continued 036 continued Replace the failing indicator lamp 037 Replace the system board After replacing parts run the Configuration Utility and set the time and date to remove 16X errors 2 28...

Page 67: ...Notes Diagnostic Information 2 29...

Page 68: ...1 and 2 486SX and 486DX 30 pin memory SIMM system boards Verify the jumpers are in the correct positions as shown in 486SX 20MHz 486SX 25MHz Level 1 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout on page 5 9...

Page 69: ...AP 0010 Start on page 2 3 006 Press 0 SYSTEM CHECKOUT then press Enter Follow the screen instructions to run the System Unit tests DID YOU RECEIVE A 1XX ERROR Yes No 007 Go to Step 018 on page 2 33 00...

Page 70: ...APPEAR Yes No 013 Go to MAP 0600 3 5 Inch Diskette Drive on page 2 58 014 Press 3 SETUP then press Enter When the Configuration Utility screen appears press Esc Power off the system unit and wait 10...

Page 71: ...Y HAVE AT LEAST 2 8 V DC Yes No 017 Replace the battery 018 From step 007 You have successfully completed the Advanced Diagnostics tests If you suspect an intermittent problem start an error log If yo...

Page 72: ...system unit DID YOU RECEIVE A 163 POST ERROR Yes No 024 Check the battery for at least 2 8 V dc DOES THE BATTERY HAVE AT LEAST 2 8 V DC Yes No 025 Replace the battery 026 Go to Step 001 on page 2 30...

Page 73: ...he system board run the Configuration Utility by selecting 3 SETUP and set the date and time to remove any 16X errors 030 Replace the battery Note After replacing the battery run the Configuration Uti...

Page 74: ...icates a failing channel memory card A 230 POST error indicates a channel memory overlapping problem Remove the channel memory card from the riser card and continue A 225 error indicates a SIMM is not...

Page 75: ...2 40 004 From step 002 DID YOU RECEIVE ONE LONG BEEP AND ONE SHORT BEEP Yes No 005 Go to Step 016 on page 2 39 006 Power off the system unit Ensure the memory SIMMs are seated correctly Power on the...

Page 76: ...wn good SIMM card Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM CHANGE Yes No 011 Replace the system board 012 Replace the failing SIMM and return to Step 001 on page 2 36 013 Power off the system unit Rep...

Page 77: ...ep 017 DID YOU RECEIVE A 164 ERROR Yes No 020 Go to Step 065 on page 2 47 021 Press Enter Use the System Board Layout charts on pages 5 2 through 5 13 and SIMM Identification on page 1 20 to determine...

Page 78: ...INSTALLED IN THE MACHINE AT THIS TIME MATCH THE INSTALLED MEMORY IN THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY Yes No 022 Go to Step 024 Note To determine if the symptom changed enter 3 SETUP after each action 023 Pre...

Page 79: ...move the four SIMMs from bank 0 and install them in bank 1 Power on the system unit DID YOU RECEIVE AN XXXXXX XXXX 201 203 OR 221 POST ERROR Yes No 031 Power off the system unit Return the four SIMMs...

Page 80: ...and 034 DOES YOUR SYSTEM BOARD CONTAIN EIGHT SIMMS Yes No 036 Run the system memory test several times to verify the failure symptom no longer exists 037 From steps 038 and 041 Power off the system u...

Page 81: ...failure symptom no longer exists 041 Swap SIMMs one at a time with a known good SIMM until the symptom goes away Replace the failing SIMM and return to this step Install the four SIMMs removed in Ste...

Page 82: ...er exists 046 ARE TWO SIMMS INSTALLED Yes No 047 Power off the system unit Move the SIMM to the other socket Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 048 Replace the system board 049 Rep...

Page 83: ...XXXXX XXXX 201 203 OR 221 POST ERROR Yes No 052 Run the system memory test several times to verify the failure symptom no longer exists 053 Power off the system unit Remove the SIMM from bank 0 and in...

Page 84: ...the failing SIMM 058 Power off the system unit Remove the SIMM from bank 0 and install it in bank 1 Power on the system unit DID YOU RECEIVE AN XXXXXX XXXX 201 203 OR 221 POST ERROR Yes No 059 Power...

Page 85: ...move the SIMM from bank 1 and install the SIMM removed in Step 050 on page 2 44 in bank 0 Power on the system unit DID YOU RECEIVE AN XXXXXX XXXX 201 203 OR 221 POST ERROR Yes No 063 Install both SIMM...

Page 86: ...nctioning correctly If you suspect an intermittent problem start an error log If you need instructions refer to Error Log on page 3 9 070 DID YOUR SYSTEM BOARD CONTAIN EIGHT SIMMS Yes No 071 Your syst...

Page 87: ...SIMM until the symptom goes away Replace the failing SIMM 075 DID YOU RECEIVE A 209 ERROR Yes No 076 Go to Step 078 077 Remove and replace system board cache by bank until the error goes away Refer t...

Page 88: ...M System Board Layout on page 5 5 Make a note of the error Power off the system unit If there are two SIMMs installed swap the SIMMs If there is one SIMM installed move it to the other socket Power on...

Page 89: ...ation on page 1 20 Make a note of the error Power off the system unit Move the four SIMMs to bank 1 Power on the system unit If you get a POST error press Esc Run the memory test DID YOU RECEIVE AN ER...

Page 90: ...s to the original sockets and running the memory test If the symptom returns you have a failing system board 090 From step 087 Power off the system unit Remove the four SIMMs installed in bank 1 and i...

Page 91: ...place the failing system board 094 Replace the failing SIMM 095 From step 083 Power off the system unit Replace each memory SIMM one at a time with a known good memory SIMM of equivalent value Power o...

Page 92: ...ling 001 A failing mouse can show up as a keyboard failure Power off the system unit Disconnect the mouse from the system unit Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 002 Replace the fa...

Page 93: ...heck the voltage at the keyboard cable connector on the system board shown in Figure 2 5 after the POST Note Measure voltages with respect to Ground Pin 3 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 Voltage Vdc 5 0 Not Used Grou...

Page 94: ...ecause of incorrect keyboard responses go to Step 005 on page 2 55 DID YOU RECEIVE A 3XX ERROR Yes No 009 Go to Step 011 010 Go to Step 005 on page 2 55 011 From step 009 DID YOU NOTICE ANY FAILURE SY...

Page 95: ...Notes Diagnostic Information 2 57...

Page 96: ...AP the term scratch diskette refers to a blank formatted diskette that is not write protected Note If you have an 5 25 inch diskette drive option disconnect it by dis connecting both power and signal...

Page 97: ...nges Power off the system unit and wait 10 seconds Power on the system unit DID YOU RECEIVE A 6XX ERROR DURING THE POST Yes No 006 Go to Step 020 on page 2 61 007 Go to Step 024 on page 2 62 008 From...

Page 98: ...ptom remains replace the system board 013 From step 011 Make a note of any error messages then press Esc IS THE ADVANCED DIAGNOSTICS MENU DISPLAYED Yes No 014 Go to Step 016 015 Go to Step 020 on page...

Page 99: ...ss Y then press Enter Regardless of the number of diskette drives shown you must answer Yes to the Installed Devices list to continue testing Press 0 RUN TESTS ONE TIME then press Enter Press 6 DISKET...

Page 100: ...5 Inch Diskette Drive on page 2 66 024 From steps 007 and 021 IS THE ERROR CODE 613 OR 630 Yes No 025 Go to Step 027 026 Replace the system board 027 From step 025 IS THE ERROR CODE 608 or 614 Yes No...

Page 101: ...lace the system board If the symptom remains replace the 3 5 inch diskette drive 034 From steps 019 and 032 Power off the system unit Disconnect the power cable from the 3 5 inch diskette drive Power...

Page 102: ...Replace the diskette drive signal cable 038 From step 018 IS YOUR SYSTEM BOARD A 486SX OR 486DX 30 PIN MEMORY SIMMS Yes No 039 Go to Step 042 on page 2 65 040 You may have a failing SIMM Perform the...

Page 103: ...40 continued DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 041 Replace the failing SIMM 042 From step 039 Replace the 3 5 inch diskette drive If the symptom remains replace the system board Diagnostic Information 2 6...

Page 104: ...is failing The power supply is failing Ensure the 5 25 inch power and signal cables are connected to the 5 25 inch drive 001 IS THE 5 25 INCH DISKETTE DRIVE THE ONLY DRIVE FAILING Yes No 002 Go to MA...

Page 105: ...lled Devices list to continue testing Press 0 RUN TESTS ONE TIME then press Enter Press 6 X DISKETTE DRIVE S then press Enter Note Do not run the individual tests until instructed to do so by this MAP...

Page 106: ...n page 3 9 012 From steps 004 and 010 Power off the system unit and wait 10 seconds Disconnect the power cable from the 5 25 inch diskette drive Power on the system unit Check the voltages at the disk...

Page 107: ...the continuity of the 5 25 inch diskette signal cable IS THERE CONTINUITY Yes No 015 Replace the cable 016 Replace the 5 25 inch diskette drive If the symptom remains replace the system board Diagnost...

Page 108: ...ROCESSOR INSTALLED Note If you have a 486DX or 486DX2 system board installed answer this question Yes Yes No 002 You have successfully completed the Advanced Diagnostic tests If you suspect an intermi...

Page 109: ...X ERROR Yes No 006 You have successfully completed the Advanced Diagnostic tests If you suspect an intermittent problem start an error log If you need instructions refer to Error Log on page 3 9 007 F...

Page 110: ...rt the Advanced Diagnostics diskette into drive A While holding down both mouse buttons power on the system unit This automatically sets the parallel port configuration correctly Run the Parallel Port...

Page 111: ...ard mouse and display Insert the Advanced Diagnostics diskette in drive A While holding down both mouse buttons power on the system unit This automatically sets the serial port configuration correctly...

Page 112: ...MAP 1100 continued 003 continued Replace the system board 2 74...

Page 113: ...system unit except for the keyboard mouse and display Insert the Advanced Diagnostics diskette in drive A While holding down both mouse buttons power on the system unit This automatically sets the se...

Page 114: ...stem unit Disconnect the riser card from the system unit Power on the system unit DOES THE SYSTEM UNIT WORK ALL RIGHT BY ITSELF Yes No 006 Go to MAP 0010 Start on page 2 3 007 Power off the system uni...

Page 115: ...B 9 1 3 5 7 9 1 3 5 7 A B Left View Right View 5 Slot Riser Card 3 Slot Riser Card Figure 2 8 Riser Cards ARE THE VOLTAGES CORRECT Yes No 008 Replace the riser card If the symptom remains replace the...

Page 116: ...MAP 1200 continued 009 Replace the serial port adapter card 2 78...

Page 117: ...isk you must reinstall it Refer to Software Installation Procedure on page 4 48 Hard Disk Drive Jumpers The hard disk drives have jumper s that determine if the drive is the primary master or secondar...

Page 118: ...ep 004 003 Go to Step 009 004 From step 002 DID YOU RECEIVE A 17XX POST ERROR CODE Yes No 005 Go to Step 016 on page 2 82 006 DID YOU RECEIVE A 1790 OR 1791 POST ERROR CODE Yes No 007 Go to Step 018 o...

Page 119: ...tempt to correct the Installed Devices list Note A 199 error indicates you answered No to the question about the Installed Devices list Disregard the error COULD YOU CORRECT THE INSTALLED DEVICES LIST...

Page 120: ...9 018 From steps 007 015 and 021 Find the error code in Figure 2 9 and go to the step indicated Figure 2 9 Error Code Information 019 From step 017 The Hard Disk Drive tests have finished without an e...

Page 121: ...k that all electrical connections are secure by disconnecting and then reconnecting them Repeat the operation or diagnostic test that failed DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 023 Go to Step 054 on page 2...

Page 122: ...ntinuity DO ALL LINES HAVE CONTINUITY Yes No 028 Replace the failing cable 029 Check the jumper position on the secondary hard disk drive If correct replace the secondary hard disk drive If the sympto...

Page 123: ...ty DO ALL LINES HAVE CONTINUITY Yes No 033 Replace the failing cable If the symptom remains replace the system board 034 Swap hard disk drives using the following procedures Refer to Hard Disk Drive J...

Page 124: ...r 1713 Check that all electrical connections are secure by disconnecting and then reconnecting them Repeat the operation or diagnostic test that failed DID THE SYMPTOM REMAIN Yes No 038 Go to Step 054...

Page 125: ...iling hard disk drive Use the CONDITIONAL FORMAT option Formatting may take up to 60 minutes DID THE DRIVE FORMAT SUCCESSFULLY Yes No 042 Replace the hard disk drive then go to Step 046 on page 2 88 0...

Page 126: ...Advanced Diagnostics Format program is different from the operating system format program Before the customer can transfer information from the backup diskettes the hard disk must be formatted using t...

Page 127: ...J13 pin 4 on the system board and frame ground 486SX and 486DX 30 pin memory SIMM system boards While running the Seek test check for 5 V dc between J11 pin 5 on the system board and frame ground 486S...

Page 128: ...NCED DIAGNOSTIC TESTS ON BOTH OF THE HARD DISK DRIVES Yes No 057 Power off the system unit Disconnect the power cable from the second hard disk drive Power on the system unit Check the voltages at the...

Page 129: ...correct replace the failing secondary hard disk drive 062 From step 055 The Advanced Diagnostic tests have finished without detecting a failure If you suspect an intermittent problem start an error lo...

Page 130: ...wer Cable ARE THE VOLTAGES CORRECT Yes No 064 Replace the power supply 065 Power off the system unit Check all lines of the hard disk drive signal cable for continuity DO ALL LINES HAVE CONTINUITY Yes...

Page 131: ...failing 001 Power off the system unit Disconnect the riser card from the system unit Power on the system unit DOES THE SYSTEM UNIT WORK ALRIGHT BY ITSELF Yes No 002 Go to MAP 0010 Start on page 2 3 00...

Page 132: ...5 7 LeftView 8 Slot Riser Card A B 9 1 3 5 7 9 1 3 5 7 A B Left View Right View 5 Slot Riser Card 3 Slot Riser Card Figure 2 12 Riser Cards ARE THE VOLTAGES CORRECT Yes No 004 Replace the riser card...

Page 133: ...ard at a time To do this install one adapter card in the riser card and power on the system unit Repeat this with each adapter card DOES THE SYSTEM MENU APPEAR WITH EACH ADAPTER CARD INSTALLED BY ITSE...

Page 134: ...Notes 2 96...

Page 135: ...nd make sure the display type shown matches the display installed 2 Machines equipped with a high voltage power supply have a power cord between the system unit and the display Some displays have a de...

Page 136: ...ystem boards Verify the jumpers are in the correct positions as shown in 486SX 33MHz 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout on page 5 15 and 486DX 25MHz 486DX2 50MHz or 486DX 33MHz 486DX2 66MHz 72 Pin...

Page 137: ...TWO SIMM CARDS INSTALLED Yes No 010 Power off the system unit Remove the SIMM card Power on the system unit DID THE DISPLAY SELF TEST PATTERN APPEAR Yes No 011 Replace the failing SIMM card 012 Go to...

Page 138: ...d Power on the system unit DID THE DISPLAY SELF TEST PATTERN APPEAR Yes No 016 Replace the failing SIMM card 017 Go to Step 026 on page 2 101 018 From step 006 You should have a 486SX 486DX or 486DX2...

Page 139: ...U35 U36 AND U37 FOR LEVEL 1 OR U29 U30 U31 AND U32 FOR LEVEL 2 See the System Board Layouts on pages 5 2 through 5 13 Yes No 023 Go to Step 026 024 Power off the system unit Remove the socketed video...

Page 140: ...t and display Unplug the display system I O signal cable from the system unit Power on the system unit and display Observe whether the screen lights up and does not remain black You may have to turn t...

Page 141: ...display Disconnect the power cord from the back of the display Measure line voltage at the display end of the power cord DO YOU HAVE THE CORRECT LINE VOLTAGE Yes No 037 Check the power at the electri...

Page 142: ...tage at the system unit end of the power cord DO YOU HAVE THE CORRECT LINE VOLTAGE Yes No 041 Check the power at the electrical outlet Also check the continuity of the power cord Replace the power cor...

Page 143: ...ystem unit Disconnect the power cables to the system board and drives Power on the system unit Check the voltages at the power supply connectors to the system board as indicated PWR GOOD 3 75 to 6 25...

Page 144: ...le hard disk drive or system board Power off the system unit Reconnect all power cables Disconnect the hard disk drive signal cable from the system board Power on the system unit DID THE SYMPTOM REMAI...

Page 145: ...me with a known good SIMM card until the symptom goes away Replace the failing SIMM card Note You could have an unsupported SIMM card installed 056 From step 053 IS YOUR SYSTEM BOARD A 486SX WITH 30 P...

Page 146: ...lace the system board 060 Power off the system unit Remove the socketed video RAM from the system board Power on the system unit IS THE SCREEN DARK Yes No 061 Replace the video RAM 062 From step 058 P...

Page 147: ...SIMM Identification on page 1 20 to determine the size of the video memory on the system board Look at the Configuration Utility screen for Video Controller Memory The video memory size detected by th...

Page 148: ...THE SIZE OF THE VIDEO MEMORY INSTALLED ON THE SYSTEM BOARD MATCH THE VIDEO MEMORY IN THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY Yes No 068 IS YOUR SYSTEM BOARD A 486SX AND DOES IT HAVE VIDEO MEMORY INSTALLED IN SOCKET...

Page 149: ...evices appear on the screen Select the RUN TESTS ONE TIME option from the system checkout menu Type 24 VIDEO GRAPHICS ARRAY then press Enter The image on the screen may be distorted or the characters...

Page 150: ...TTRIBUTE SCREEN APPEARING Yes No 077 Go to Step 085 on page 2 113 078 IS THE ERROR A 2408 2409 2418 or 2419 Yes No 079 Go to Step 085 on page 2 113 080 IS YOUR SYSTEM BOARD A 486SX WITH 30 PIN MEMORY...

Page 151: ...77 and 079 DID THE DISPLAY ATTRIBUTE SCREEN APPEAR AFTER THE VIDEO MEMORY SIZE WAS DISPLAYED Yes No 086 Replace the system board 087 Adjust the contrast and brightness controls until the intensified l...

Page 152: ...or 486DX2 72 pin memory SIMM system board run the Setup program and check the display type If the display is VGA this option will not be available If the display is SVGA change the display type to the...

Page 153: ...tests If you suspect an intermittent problem start an error log If you need instructions refer to Error Log on page 3 9 099 Replace the display If the symptom remains replace the system board 100 Rep...

Page 154: ...the display through the use of beeps Power off the system unit Insert the Advanced Diagnostics diskette into drive A Listen for the beep s at the end of the POST and wait for the LED on drive A to com...

Page 155: ...g the display system I O signal cable from the system unit Refer to the following figure and measure the display connector voltages at the rear of the system unit performing steps 1 through 4 sequenti...

Page 156: ...and check for 0 to 0 2 V dc from pin 13 to 10 ground 0 to 0 2 V dc from pin 14 to 10 ground 2 Press Enter then check for 3 5 to 4 5 V dc from pin 13 to 10 ground 0 to 0 2 V dc from pin 14 to 10 ground...

Page 157: ...A sticking keybutton can cause the mouse not to operate correctly 001 Power off the system unit Ensure the ball turns freely Insert the Advanced Diagnostics diskette into drive A Power on the system...

Page 158: ...o 004 You have successfully completed the Advanced Diagnostics tests An intermittent problem may be caused by a dirty ball 005 DID YOU RECEIVE AN 8603 ERROR Yes No 006 Replace the mouse If the problem...

Page 159: ...cs Diskettes 3 3 Diagnostic Menus 3 4 Select an Option Menu 3 4 Diskette Drive Menu 3 4 Hard Disk Drive Menu 3 6 Video Graphics Array Menu 3 7 Formatting a Hard Disk 3 8 Error Log 3 9 Setup Program 3...

Page 160: ...art the POST turn on the display and the system unit The following happens 1 The system attempts to load the operating system as customized If an operating system is not found a graphic message icon i...

Page 161: ...try one diskette in the machine Only the correct diskette for the machine will run the Advanced Diagnostics program The Advanced Diagnostics program is intended to test only IBM products Non IBM produ...

Page 162: ...arts the system checkout procedure 1 FORMAT DISKETTE Formats a scratch diskette for diagnostic use only 2 COPY DISKETTE Copies the Advanced Diagnostics diskette to another diskette 3 SETUP Allows you...

Page 163: ...tte drive head positioning 2 WRITE READ COMPARE TEST Tests the basic diskette operations including a series of random seeks Each seek is followed by a write read and comparison of data 3 VERIFY DISKET...

Page 164: ...eached The heads then reset to the first cylinder and a random seek test is performed 3 HEAD SELECT Data is written to the test cylinder by each hard disk head the data is then read and checked for an...

Page 165: ...TESTS Shows the following character modes 40 25 80 25 80 30 and 256 ASCII characters 4 GRAPHICS TESTS Displays various patterns to test the display graphics modes 5 SCREEN PAGING Tests the video addre...

Page 166: ...royed during a format operation or surface analysis Format Menu FORMAT SELECTION MENU 1 CONDITIONAL FORMAT 2 UNCONDITIONAL FORMAT 3 SURFACE ANALYSIS 9 RETURN TO HARD DISK MENU 1 CONDITIONAL FORMAT The...

Page 167: ...ss 0 RUN TESTS ONE TIME then press Enter 8 Select 17 HARD DISK DRIVE then press Enter 9 Press 7 FORMAT MENU then press Enter 10 Press 1 C then press Enter 11 Press Y DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE Y N then p...

Page 168: ...n Enter 2 Select the device you suspect has a failure then press Enter 3 Select the number of times the test is to be run then press Enter 4 Press N WAIT EACH TIME AN ERROR OCCURS Y N then Enter 5 Fol...

Page 169: ...to change the configuration options 4 Press Esc to save the change to the configuration Display Self Test Be sure the display has been turned on for approximately 5 minutes before you start the displ...

Page 170: ...3 12...

Page 171: ...rade for 486DX 486DX2 4 21 1080 Lithium Battery 4 24 1085 Indicator LED and Cable 4 25 1090 System Board 4 26 1100 Tilt Swivel 4 27 Removals and Replacements Machine Type 2168 4 28 2005 Cover 4 29 202...

Page 172: ...he first drive 1 as the primary master drive If a second drive 2 is installed set it as the secondary slave drive and make sure all software is set to recognize the second drive No Jumper Jumper Note...

Page 173: ...Figure 4 4 170MB and 211MB Drives 2 Jumper Block Figure 4 5 170MB 253MB and 340MB Drives Repair Information 4 3...

Page 174: ...procedure and follow any notes that pertain to replacement See Parts Test Point Locations on page 5 1 for internal cable connection and arrangement information CAUTION Before removing any FRU power of...

Page 175: ...1005 Cover Cover release Latch Repair Information 4 5...

Page 176: ...1010 Left DASD Support Bracket Cover 1005 Disconnect any cables necessary for removal Signal Cable Power Cable 3 5 inch Diskette Drive Front View Left DASD Bracket Left DASD Bracket 4 6...

Page 177: ...racket Cover 1005 Disconnect any cables necessary for removal When reinstalling be certain the tab s on the bottom of the bracket engage the alignment slots in the bottom frame 5 25 inch Diskette Driv...

Page 178: ...Front View Alignment Slot 5 25 inch Diskette Drive Right DASD Bracket Signal Cable Power Cable Right DASD Bracket 4 8...

Page 179: ...1020 3 5 Inch Diskette Drive Left DASD Support Bracket 1010 Left DASD Bracket Figure 4 6 Machine Type 2133 3 5 inch Diskette Drive Left DASD Bracket Figure 4 7 Machine Type 2155 Repair Information 4 9...

Page 180: ...1025 5 25 Inch Diskette Drive Right DASD Support Bracket 1015 5 25 inch Diskette Drive Hard Disk Upside Down View Right DASD Bracket Figure 4 8 Machine Type 2133 4 10...

Page 181: ...Left DASD Support Bracket 1010 Note Refer to Appendix Model Configurations and FRU Part Numbers on page A 1 and install the correct software For European models refer to Table A 5 on page A 11 for th...

Page 182: ...Hard Disk 1 3 4 2 Left DASD Bracket Figure 4 10 Machine Type 2155 Hard Disk 1 2 3 4 Right DASD Bracket Figure 4 11 Machine Type 2155 4 12...

Page 183: ...1035 Adapter Card Cover 1005 Adapter Card Adapter Card Connector Adapter Card Slot Front View Adapter Card Right Adapter Card Slot Figure 4 12 Machine Type 2155 Only Repair Information 4 13...

Page 184: ...SD Support Bracket 1015 Machine Type 2155 Adapter Card 1035 Disconnect any cables necessary for removal When reinstalling be certain the tab s on the bottom of the power supply engage the cutouts in t...

Page 185: ...1045 Riser Card Adapter Card 1035 Left DASD Support Bracket 1010 Repair Information 4 15...

Page 186: ...g ESD Sensitive Parts on page 4 47 Cover 1005 Adapter Card 1035 if applicable Note Run the Configuration Utility after adding or removing memory 72 pin Memory Module System Board Memory Module Sockets...

Page 187: ...30 pin Memory Module System Board Memory Module Sockets 2 1 1 Figure 4 14 486SX and 486DX 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Boards Repair Information 4 17...

Page 188: ...om puter has 128K of cache memory Upgrade to 256K by adding memory modules as follows Bank 2 Add four 28 pin modules 32K 8 25 ns SRAM Tag Replace existing module with one 28 pin module 32K 8 20 ns SRA...

Page 189: ...4 15 Jumpers Jumper Pins Bank 1 Tag Bank 2 Notch Insert modules like this Move jumpers like this Cache Memory Sockets Memory Module Socket Cache Memory Module Figure 4 15 486SX 486DX and 486DX2 72 Pin...

Page 190: ...on page 4 47 Cover 1005 Adapter Card 1035 if applicable Use the Video Memory Removal Tool to remove the video memory Note Run the Configuration Utility after adding or removing memory Memory Chip Sock...

Page 191: ...sor 386SX System Board When reinstalling be certain the notch on the math coprocessor is aligned with the notch in the socket 486SX System Board When reinstalling be certain the dot on the math coproc...

Page 192: ...System Board Coprocessor Socket Math Coprocessor Socket Coprocessor Socket Notch Notch Figure 4 17 386SX 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Board 4 22...

Page 193: ...System Board Coprocessor Socket Math Coprocessor Coprocessor Socket Dot Dot Figure 4 18 486SX 30 or 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Repair Information 4 23...

Page 194: ...not recharge it disassemble it heat it above 100 C 212 F incinerate it or expose its cell contents to water Dispose of the battery as required by local ordinances or regulations Warning The battery i...

Page 195: ...1085 Indicator LED and Cable Left DASD Support Bracket 1010 Right DASD Support Bracket 1015 Push in on the indicator LED and remove from the rear IndicatorLED and Cable Repair Information 4 25...

Page 196: ...cable Disconnect any cables necessary for removal Notes 1 Be certain to reinstall the SIMMs Math Coprocessor video RAM and cache in the new system board if applicable 2 When reinstalling a new system...

Page 197: ...1100 Tilt Swivel Use the correct picture below for your display Release the latch at the back of the tilt swivel assembly before removing top picture only Repair Information 4 27...

Page 198: ...dure and follow any notes that pertain to replacement See Parts Test Point Locations on page 5 1 for internal cable connection and arrangement information CAUTION Before removing any FRU power off the...

Page 199: ...2005 Cover Unscrew the two screws behind the front handle Figure 4 19 Cover Removal Rear View Repair Information 4 29...

Page 200: ...Figure 4 20 Pull Out on the Cover 4 30...

Page 201: ...Inch Diskette Drive Cover 2005 Disconnect any cables on the drive Remove the screws Pull out the diskette drive Front View 3 5 inch Diskette Drive Figure 4 21 3 5 inch Diskette Drive Repair Informati...

Page 202: ...2025 5 25 Inch Diskette Drive Cover 2005 Disconnect any cables on the drive Remove the screws Pull out the diskette drive 5 25 inch Diskette Drive Front View Figure 4 22 5 25 inch Diskette Drive 4 32...

Page 203: ...ide the hard disk drive to the rear and tilt to remove Note Refer to Appendix Model Configurations and FRU Part Numbers on page A 1 and install the correct software For European models refer to Table...

Page 204: ...Second Hard Disk Drive Cover 2005 Disconnect any cables on the drive Remove the screws Lift out the hard disk drive Figure 4 24 Second Hard Disk Drive 4 34...

Page 205: ...ation of the adapter card and cables When replacing an adapter card install the replacement card in the same slot as the one you removed Cover 2005 Remove the Adapter Card mounting screw Pull out the...

Page 206: ...ct any cables necessary for removal Remove the On Off power switch mounting screws Remove the Power Supply mounting screws Lift out the Power Supply and cable switch assembly Note The Power Supply ass...

Page 207: ...Card Cover 2005 Adapter Card s 2035 if applicable Remove the Riser Card mounting screw Push up and remove the Riser Card support Remove the Riser Card WT models or models without modems Repair Inform...

Page 208: ...005 Push out on the side tabs 1 to release the module Pull the module straight out 2 to remove Note Run the Configuration Utility after adding or removing memory See Parts Test Point Locations on page...

Page 209: ...r has 128K of cache memory Upgrade to 256K by adding memory modules as follows Bank 2 Add four 28 pin modules 32K 8 25 ns SRAM Tag Replace existing module with one 28 pin module 32K 8 20 ns SRAM If yo...

Page 210: ...in Figure 4 26 Jumpers Jumper Pins Bank 1 Tag Bank 2 Notch Insert modules like this Move jumpers like this Cache Memory Sockets Memory Module Socket Cache Memory Module Figure 4 26 486SX 486DX and 486...

Page 211: ...emove the old processor then insert the upgrade processor firmly in the socket If you are installing in a socket like the one in Figure 4 28 on page 4 42 raise the socket lever remove the old processo...

Page 212: ...Processor Socket Upgrade Processor Notch Processor Socket Figure 4 28 486DX and 486DX2 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Boards 4 42...

Page 213: ...t or expose its cell contents to water Dispose of the battery as required by local ordinances or regulations Warning The battery is located on the system board Be careful when removing or replacing th...

Page 214: ...and Cable Cover 2005 Push in on the indicator LED and remove from the rear Disconnect the LED and cable from the system board See Parts Test Point Locations on page 5 1 for LED and cable locations In...

Page 215: ...icable Cache memory 2055 if applicable Notes 1 Be certain to reinstall the SIMMs and cache memory in the new system board if applicable 2 When reinstalling a new system board push the board to the rea...

Page 216: ...2100 Tilt Swivel Use the correct picture below for your display Release the latch at the back of the tilt swivel assembly before removing top picture only 4 46...

Page 217: ...ur body to the machine frame Hold the ESD sensitive part by its edge connector shroud cover Do not touch its pins If you are removing a pluggable module use the correct tool Do not place the ESD sensi...

Page 218: ...an countries refer to Table A 5 on page A 11 Then install the ori ginal PS 1 software on the hard disk drive Use the following procedure 1 Power off the system unit 2 Insert the IBM PS 1 Recovery Disk...

Page 219: ...in Memory SIMM System Board Layout 5 9 486SX 25MHz Level 2 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout 5 11 486DX 33MHz 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Board Layout 5 13 486SX 33MHz 72 Pin Memory SIMM System Boa...

Page 220: ...13 1 4 J12 J6 60 120 1 61 1 12 J15 U23 1 1 2 2 71 71 72 72 J1 J2 2 1 25 6 J3 11 15 14 25 9 6 1 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 5 1 1 13 6 10 J5 J7 J9 J10 1 5 J4 U8 U5 U9 U6 U35 U32 U20 26 Figure 5 1 386SX 25MHz...

Page 221: ...rt J8 Password Bypass J9 Mouse J10 Keyboard J11 Hard Disk J12 Beeper Bypass J13 Pins 1 and 2 Power On LED Pins 3 and 4 Hard Disk LED J14 Diskette J15 Power U10 386SX Processor U20 BIOS U23 Math Coproc...

Page 222: ...60 120 1 61 1 12 J15 U23 1 1 2 2 71 71 72 72 J1 J2 2 1 25 6 J3 11 15 14 25 9 6 1 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 5 1 1 13 6 10 J5 J7 J9 J10 1 5 J4 U8 U5 U9 U6 U35 U32 U20 26 U33 U36 Figure 5 2 386SX 25MHz 72 Pi...

Page 223: ...ouse J10 Keyboard J11 Hard Disk J12 Beeper Bypass J13 Pins 1 and 2 Power On LED Pins 3 and 4 Hard Disk LED J14 Diskette J15 Power U10 386SX Processor U20 BIOS U23 Math Coprocessor U5 512K X 9 System M...

Page 224: ...61 1 12 J15 U23 1 1 2 2 71 71 72 72 J1 J2 2 1 25 6 J3 11 15 14 25 9 6 1 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 5 1 1 13 6 10 J5 J7 J9 J10 1 5 J4 U8 U5 U9 U6 U35 U32 U20 26 U33 U36 U16 U13 U14 U17 Figure 5 3 386SX 25M...

Page 225: ...Pins 1 and 2 Power On LED Pins 3 and 4 Hard Disk LED J14 Diskette J15 Power U10 386SX Processor U20 BIOS U23 Math Coprocessor U5 512K X 9 System Memory U6 512K X 9 System Memory U8 512K X 9 System Mem...

Page 226: ...80487sx i486SX BIOS Even BIOS Odd J9 J10 J7 J16 Comm A Comm B Battery Bar Code Label U30 U34 U32 U33 Figure 5 4 486SX 20MHz 486SX 25MHz Level 1 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Board 5 8...

Page 227: ...mory SIMM Socket Bank 0 0 J46 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 1 J47 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 2 J48 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 3 J49 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 1 0 J50 30 Pin Memory...

Page 228: ...SIMM7 SIMM8 JP59 JP24 U29 Bar Code Label U27 U30 U28 U31 U33 U32 U34 DX U45 i486SX U11 U214 JP26 J11 J13 1 25 2 26 2 33 39 120 60 1 61 2 1 34 40 1 1 1 3 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 4 1 5 11 1...

Page 229: ...et Bank 0 0 SIMM2 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 1 SIMM3 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 2 SIMM4 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 3 SIMM5 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 1 0 SIMM6 30 Pin Memory SIMM...

Page 230: ...i486DX BIOS Even BIOS Odd J9 J10 J7 J16 Comm A Comm B Battery Bar Code Label Figure 5 6 486DX 33MHz 30 Pin Memory SIMM System Board 5 12...

Page 231: ...et Bank 0 0 J46 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 1 J47 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 2 J48 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 3 J49 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 1 0 J50 30 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Ba...

Page 232: ...SX U46 J23 J24 J25 J26 J27 J22 J21 J20 J19 J14 1 25 2 26 2 33 39 120 60 2 2 2 72 72 72 72 2 1 1 1 71 71 71 71 1 1 61 2 1 34 40 1 1 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 11 14 15 25 10 6 1 1 1 1 6 6 12 1 5 5 5...

Page 233: ...in Memory SIMM Socket Bank 2 J21 RAM 72 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 1 J22 RAM 72 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 J23 Processor type jumper See 5 18 J24 Processor type jumper See 5 18 J25 Processor type...

Page 234: ...27 J22 J21 J20 J19 J14 1 25 2 26 2 33 39 120 60 2 2 2 72 72 72 72 2 1 1 1 71 71 71 71 1 1 61 2 1 34 40 1 1 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 11 14 15 25 10 6 1 1 1 1 6 6 12 1 5 5 5 5 9 9 3 3 1 1 2 2 6 6 4...

Page 235: ...IMM Socket Bank 3 J20 RAM 72 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 2 J21 RAM 72 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 1 J22 RAM 72 Pin Memory SIMM Socket Bank 0 J23 Processor type jumper See 5 18 J24 Processor type jumpe...

Page 236: ...for 128K or 256K Bank 2 Add four 28 pin modules 32K 8 25 ns SRAM for 256K Tag Add one 28 pin module 32K 8 20 ns SRAM for 256K or 8K 8 20 ns SRAM for 128K Cache memory jumpers are preset at the factory...

Page 237: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6 10 5 15 11 System end Display end Figure 5 9 Detachable Display System I O Signal Cable Connectors Test each connector between the following pins Display Pin System Pin 1 1 2 2 3...

Page 238: ...1 Red Video O 2 Green Video O 3 Blue Video O 4 Monitor ID Bit 2 I 5 Synch Ground 6 Red Ground 7 Green Ground 8 Blue Ground 9 No Connection 10 Synch Ground 11 Monitor ID Bit 0 I 12 Monitor ID Bit 1 I...

Page 239: ...ze O 4 Data Bit 2 I O 17 Select In O 5 Data Bit 3 I O 18 Ground Power 6 Data Bit 4 I O 19 Ground Power 7 Data Bit 5 I O 20 Ground Power 8 Data Bit 6 I O 21 Ground Power 9 Data Bit 7 I O 22 Ground Powe...

Page 240: ...ignal Ground 6 Data Set Ready I 7 Request To Send O 8 Clear To Send I 9 Ring Indicator I Mouse Pin Signal Name I O 1 Data I O 2 No Connection 3 Ground Power 4 5 V dc Power 5 Clock I O 6 No Connection...

Page 241: ...Connection 22 Write Data I 5 Ground 23 Ground 6 No Connection 24 Write Enable O 7 Ground 25 Ground 8 Index I 26 Track 0 I 9 Ground 27 Ground 10 Motor Enable 0 O 28 Write Protect I 11 Ground 29 Ground...

Page 242: ...Connection 8 Host Data 10 I O 28 Host ALE O 9 Host Data 4 I O 29 No Connection 10 Host Data 11 I O 30 Ground Power 11 Host Data 3 I O 31 Host IRQ I 12 Host Data 12 I O 32 Host IOCS16 O 13 Host Data 2...

Page 243: ...eset Drv B2 O 6 5 V dc B3 7 IRQ9 B4 I 8 5 V dc B5 9 DRQ2 B6 I 10 12 V dc B7 11 OWS B8 12 12 V dc B9 13 Ground B10 14 SMEMW B11 O 15 SMEMR B12 O 16 IOW B13 I O 17 IOR B14 I O 18 DACK3 B15 O 19 DRQ3 B16...

Page 244: ...C B30 I 34 Ground B31 35 Ground 36 5 V dc 37 5 V dc 38 MEMCS16 D1 I 39 IOCS16 D2 I 40 IRQ10 D3 I 41 IRQ11 D4 I 42 Power Good I 43 IRQ15 D6 I 44 IRQ14 D7 I 45 DACK0 D8 O 46 DRQ0 D9 I 47 DACK5 D10 O 48...

Page 245: ...c 68 SD4 A5 I O 98 SBHE C1 I O 69 SD3 A6 I O 99 LA23 C2 I O 70 SD2 A7 I O 100 LA22 C3 I O 71 SD1 A8 I O 101 LA21 C4 I O 72 SD0 A9 I O 102 LA20 C5 I O 73 I O CH Ready A10 I 103 LA19 C6 I O 104 LA18 C7...

Page 246: ...nd 15 Pixel Data 7 I 3 Pixel Data 1 I 16 Ground 4 Ground 17 Pixel Clock I O 5 Pixel Data 2 I 18 Ground 6 Ground 19 Blanking 7 Pixel Data 3 I 20 Ground 8 Enable Ext Pixel Data O 21 Horizontal Synch 22...

Page 247: ...7 A8 O 3 D0 I O 18 A9 O 4 A0 O 19 A10 O 5 A1 O 20 D5 I O 6 D1 I O 21 WE O 7 A2 O 22 Ground 8 A3 O 23 D6 I O 9 Ground 24 No Connection 10 D2 I O 25 D7 I O 11 A4 O 26 DP Out I 12 A5 O 27 RAS O 13 D3 I O...

Page 248: ...I O 5 SIMMD1 I O 25 SIMMD6 I O 6 SIMMD2 I O 26 SIMMD7 I O 7 SIMMD2 I O 27 SIMMD7 I O 8 SIMMD3 I O 28 MA7 I 9 SIMMD3 I O 29 BS0 I 10 5 V dc I 30 5 V dc I 11 CASP I 31 MA8 I 12 MA0 I 32 MA9 I 13 MA1 I...

Page 249: ...MD13 I O 45 RAS5 I 61 SIMMD13 I O 46 BS1 I 62 SIMMD14 I O 47 AWE I 63 SIMMD14 I O 48 Open 64 SIMMD15 I O 49 SIMMD8 I O 65 SIMMD15 I O 50 SIMMD8 I O 66 BS2 I 51 SIMMD9 I O 67 PD1 O 52 SIMMD9 I O 68 PD2...

Page 250: ...5 32...

Page 251: ...pos sible safety conditions not covered by this Safety Inspection Guide If any unsafe conditions are present you must find out how serious the hazard is and if you can continue before you correct the...

Page 252: ...6 2...

Page 253: ...not the same for all machines NP Non Procurable in the Units column indicates that the part is non procurable and that the individual parts or the next higher assembly should be ordered NR Not Recomme...

Page 254: ...sembly 3 Machine Type 2168 System Unit Exterior 7 10 Assembly 4 Machine Type 2168 System Unit Interior 7 12 Assembly 5 Diskette and Hard Disk Drives All Machine Types 7 16 Assembly 6 Display and Power...

Page 255: ...Catalog Section Parts Catalog 7 3...

Page 256: ...Assembly 1 Machine Types 2133 and 2155 System Unit Exterior 3 1 2 7 4...

Page 257: ...Pull Down Door and Label 1 93F2381 1 Machine Type 2133 labels included 1 93F2382 1 Machine Type 2155 labels included 2 Pull Down Door 2 93F2383 1 Machine Type 2133 2 93F2384 1 Machine Type 2155 3 93F2...

Page 258: ...Assembly 2 Machine Types 2133 and 2155 System Unit Interior 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 12 10 7 6...

Page 259: ...without SIMMs 1 93F0008 1 486DX 33MHz 1MB VRAM without SIMMs 1 34G1885 1 486SX 20MHz 512MB VRAM 4MB SIMMs 1 34G1849 1 486SX 25MHz 512MB VRAM without SIMMs 1 34G1848 1 486SX 25MHz 512MB VRAM 4MB SIMMs...

Page 260: ...2155 3 93F2394 1 Hard Disk Drive Ribbon Cable if two drives 3 34G1865 1 Hard Disk Drive Ribbon Cable if one drive 4 93F2395 1 Diskette Drive Cable 5 93F2388 1 Indicator LED and Cable Hard Disk Drive 6...

Page 261: ...12 93F0041 1 Packet Mounting Screws Parts Catalog 7 9...

Page 262: ...Assembly 3 Machine Type 2168 System Unit Exterior 2 1 7 10...

Page 263: ...ver Assembly with Bezel and Pull Down Door Does not include system base see Assembly 4 Machine Type 2168 System Unit Interior on page 7 12 1 34G1859 1 Machine Type 2168 includes logo and label 2 1 Log...

Page 264: ...Assembly 4 Machine Type 2168 System Unit Interior 6 7 5 8 9 10 4 2 11 12 13 16 3 21 23 19 18 17 14 15 1 7 12...

Page 265: ...thout SIMMs 1 52G6538 1 486DX 33MHz 128K Cache 1MB VRAM without SIMMs 1 34G1876 1 486DX 33MHz 128K Cache 1MB VRAM 4MB SIMMs 1 52G2971 1 486DX2 50MHz 128K Cache 1MB VRAM without SIMMs 1 34G1942 1 486DX...

Page 266: ...Hard Disk Drive 15 34G1863 1 Indicator LED and Cable Power 16 Power Supply 16 60G1996 1 145 W High Low Switchable 17 92F0102 1 SIMM 2MB 72 Pin 17 92F0105 1 SIMM 4MB 72 Pin 17 64F3606 1 SIMM 8MB 72 Pi...

Page 267: ...Parts Catalog 7 15...

Page 268: ...Assembly 5 Diskette and Hard Disk Drives All Machine Types 1 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 7 16...

Page 269: ...Note See Appendix Model Config urations and FRU Part Numbers on page A 1 for model specifications 3 59G9567 1 85MB 3 93F2329 1 129MB 3 93F2363 1 170MB 3 93F0118 1 211MB 3 59G9562 1 253MB 3 59G9564 1...

Page 270: ...rations and FRU Part Numbers on page A 1 for model specifications 1 VGA Displays 1 33G4393 1 39 110 120 V NH 1 33G5264 1 39 220 240 V NH 1 33G4575 1 39 220 240 V SH 1 SVGA Displays 1 68G2622 1 39 110...

Page 271: ...NS 13F9979 1 Denmark NS 13F9979 1 Finland NS 13F9979 1 France NS 13F9979 1 Germany NS 13F9979 1 Greece NS 13F9979 1 Hungary NS 14F0087 1 Israel NS 14F0069 1 Italy NS 93F2366 1 Latin America Spanish N...

Page 272: ...rds linecords for the following countries are con trolled in those countries Bangladesh Brunei China Hong Kong Indonesia Macau Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Sri Lanka Thailand NS 33G6561 1 Po...

Page 273: ...Parts Catalog 7 21...

Page 274: ...Assembly 7 Keyboard and Mouse All Machine Types 1 2 7 22...

Page 275: ...99377 1 Czech Republic 1 1395916 1 Denmark 1 1395913 1 Finland 1 93F0114 1 France 1 1395907 1 Germany 1 1399078 1 Greece 1 1399379 1 Hungary 1 1395919 1 Israel 1 1395912 1 Italy 1 1397036 1 Latin Amer...

Page 276: ...7 continued 2 93F2379 1 Mouse NS 60G1990 1 Ball and Clip for mouse Level 2 match to FRU part number on mouse 33G1913 NS 93F2380 1 Ball and Clip for mouse Level 1 match to FRU part number on mouse 33G3...

Page 277: ...U S 2 Diskette Package 2 Windows 3 1 DOS 5 0 Microsoft Works for Windows 2 33G6563 1 Australia Bangladesh Brunei China Hong Kong Indonesia Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore Sout...

Page 278: ...in 3 Diskette Package 3 Windows 3 1 DOS 5 0 Microsoft Works for DOS 2 34G1664 1 Brazil 3 16G1159 1 Portugal 3 62G7056 1 Turkey 4 Diskette Package 4 OS 2 2 0 Microsoft Works for Windows PRODIGY PS 1 Cl...

Page 279: ...skette Package 2 Windows 3 1 DOS Microsoft Works for Windows 2 59G9534 1 Australia Bangladesh Brunei China Hong Kong Indonesia Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore South Africa Sri...

Page 280: ...1 Switzerland German 2 63G2650 1 Switzerland Italian 2 63G2539 1 UK Ireland Arabic countries Bulgaria Czech Republic Greece Hungary Israel Poland Romania Serbia Slovakia Yugoslavia Latin 3 Diskette P...

Page 281: ...23 1395916 7 1 7 23 Part Asm Number Index Page 1395917 7 1 7 23 1395919 7 1 7 23 1395920 7 1 7 23 1395921 7 1 7 23 1395922 7 1 7 23 1396497 7 1 7 23 1397036 7 1 7 23 1399045 7 1 7 23 1399078 7 1 7 23...

Page 282: ...4G1863 4 15 7 14 34G1864 4 14 7 14 34G1865 2 3 7 8 4 11 7 14 34G1866 4 6 7 13 34G1867 4 5 7 13 34G1868 4 7 7 13 34G1869 4 7 7 13 34G1870 4 4 7 13 Part Asm Number Index Page 34G1871 2 1 7 7 4 1 7 13 34...

Page 283: ...F0007 2 1 7 7 93F0008 2 1 7 7 93F0041 2 12 7 9 4 23 7 14 5 4 7 17 93F0058 2 8 7 8 93F0063 2 NS 7 8 Part Asm Number Index Page 93F0063 continued 4 19 7 14 93F0067 2 11 7 8 4 NS 7 14 93F0114 7 1 7 23 93...

Page 284: ...Part Asm Number Index Page 93F2397 2 1 7 7 93F2398 2 1 7 7 93F2399 2 1 7 7 8 4...

Page 285: ...e appropriate country table in the list below Then look across the top of the table for the FRU you want to replace The part number to order is listed by model Table Page U S Machine Types 2133 2155 2...

Page 286: ...2362 N A 93F2362 N A 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361...

Page 287: ...62 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 N A 93F2362 93F2362 N A 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93...

Page 288: ...62 N A 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 N A 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93...

Page 289: ...2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 Memory 92F0102 N A 92F01...

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Page 291: ...93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2...

Page 292: ...95F4721 93F2329 59G9567 93F2329 93F2363 93F2329 Drive B 5 25 in 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Driv...

Page 293: ...3 N A Drive B 5 25 in 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 Memory N A N A N A N A...

Page 294: ...363 59G9567 59G9567 59G9567 93F2329 59G9567 93F2329 93F2329 N A Drive B 5 25 in N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A N A Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 9...

Page 295: ...3G2539 Level 1 Models 110 111 114 144 154 174 16G1212 16G1252 16G1079 16G1039 16G0799 16G0839 16G0879 16G1119 16G0959 16G1159 16G0919 16G0999 16G1332 16G1292 16G0879 62G7056 16G0759 Table A 5 European...

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Page 297: ...2 93F2362 93F2362 N A 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 N A 93F2362 93F2362 93F2362 Disk Drives Drive A 3 5 in 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F2361 93F...

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Page 299: ...memory SIMM system board layout 5 9 486SX 25MHz level 2 30 pin memory SIMM system board layout 5 11 486SX 33MHz 72 pin memory SIMM system board layout 5 15 486SX 20MHz 25MHz processor 30 pin memory SI...

Page 300: ...correction 3 6 error log creating the 3 10 display the 3 10 ESD sensitive parts handling 4 47 European software packages A 10 F failure symptoms 2 17 first hard disk drive 4 33 format conditional 3 8...

Page 301: ...AP 2 36 menu diskette drive 3 4 format 3 8 hard disk drive 3 6 Select an Option 3 4 set configuration 3 11 VGA 3 7 Microsoft Works for Windows 7 25 model A 1 model configuration table A 1 model config...

Page 302: ...ety information viii safety inspection guide 6 1 screen paging 3 7 second hard disk drive 4 34 seek test 3 5 3 6 serial 1 12 serial port 1 17 serial port adapter MAP 2 75 serial port connectors 5 22 s...

Page 303: ...speed 3 5 sync 3 7 verify diskette 3 5 VGA 3 7 write read compare 3 5 3 6 tilt swivel 4 27 4 46 time changing the 1 17 tools special 1 23 trademarks x U U S models table A 2 unconditional format 3 8...

Page 304: ...IBM Part Number 63G2028 IBM United Kingdom PO Box 41 North Harbour Portsmouth PO6 3AU England...

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