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Specifications   9-3

System Board Specifications

Feature

Specification

Graphics Memory

Shared with system memory (DVMT)

Audio

Audio-Codec (AC) 97 controller integrated on 810E chipset

Battery

Replaceable coin-type battery

Keyboard Specifications

The specifications for the keyboard are included in the following table.

Keyboard Specifications

Feature

Specification

Keyboard

Cherry Windows 95 Enhanced

Dimensions

Width: 6.7 inches (170.2 mm)
Length: 18.0 inches (457.2 mm)
Height: 1.4 inches (35.6 mm)

Mouse Specifications

The specifications for the mouse are included in the following table.

Mouse Specifications

Feature

Specification

Mouse

Logitech

Physical Features

Length: 4.53 inches
Width: 2.6 inches
Height: 1.52 inches
Weight: 170 grams +/- 20 grams

Temperature Range

Operating: 5

°

 to 35

°

 C

Storage: -20

°

 to 60

°

 C

Summary of Contents for POWERMATE ES Series

Page 1: ...The Space Saving Office PC POWERMATE ES SLIMLINE SERIES S E R V I C E A N D R E F E R E N C E M A N U A L...

Page 2: ...product However actual performance of each such product is dependent upon factors such as system configuration customer data and operator control Since implementation by customers of each product may...

Page 3: ...ser Board 1 11 Diskette Drive 1 11 Hard Drive 1 11 Power Supply 1 11 Keyboard 1 11 Mouse 1 12 AGP Graphics 1 12 CD ROM Drive 1 12 DVD ROM Drive 1 12 Speaker Set 1 12 Onboard LAN 1 12 Network Board 1 1...

Page 4: ...DIMM Module Removal 3 6 Processor Removal 3 8 Expansion Board Removal 3 10 5 1 4 Inch Device Removal 3 12 Diskette Drive Removal 3 13 Hard Drive Removal 3 15 CMOS Battery Removal 3 17 LED Board Assemb...

Page 5: ...4 CD ROM Drive Problems 7 4 Speaker Problems 7 5 Diagnostics 7 6 8 NECC Information Services Service Telephone Numbers 8 2 Technical Support 8 2 NECC Website 8 2 NECC FTP Site 8 3 Email Fax Technical...

Page 6: ...e 3 7 Removing the Fan Heat Sink and Processor 3 8 Removing the Riser Board Bracket 3 10 Unplugging the 5 1 4 Inch Device Cables 3 12 Releasing the 5 1 4 Inch Device 3 12 Removing the Diskette Drive 3...

Page 7: ...16 Advanced Menu Hardware Monitor Setup 2 17 Security Menu Items 2 17 Exit Menu Items 2 18 PowerMate ES SlimLine Series Disassembly Sequence 3 2 System Board Components 4 8 Parallel Port Addresses 4 1...

Page 8: ...and system utilities including the BIOS FLASH Utility and PowerMate Product Recovery Program Section 3 Disasssembly and Reassembly provides system disassembly and reassembly procedures Each procedure...

Page 9: ...ory Module DIP dual in line package DMA direct memory access DMAC DMA controller DMI Desktop Management Interface DOS disk operating system DPI dots per inch DRAM dynamic RAM DVD digital versatile dis...

Page 10: ...loop POST Power On Self Test p p peak to peak PPI programmable peripheral interface PROM programmable ROM PS 2 personal system 2 QFP quad flat pack R read RAM random access memory RAMDAC RAM digital t...

Page 11: ...ct current VDT video display terminal VESA video electronics standards association VFC VESA compliant feature connector VGA Video Graphics Array VHF very high frequency VLSI very large scale integrati...

Page 12: ...1 System Overview Configurations Features Components...

Page 13: ...from 10 gigabytes GB to 30 GB or higher All drives feature Ultra DMA 66 and Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology SMART System memory is provided in 64 megabyte MB minimum 128 MB or 256 MB...

Page 14: ...40X or higher CD ROM drive DVD ROM Drive 8X or higher DVD ROM Riser Board Supports up to three PCI expansion boards LAN Board Intel Ethernet PRO 100 WOL PCI Accton Ethernet TX4 with or without WOL PC...

Page 15: ...Headphone Jack E Diskette Drive L Microphone Jack F Diskette Drive Activity Lamp M USB Port G Power Sleep Lamp PowerMate ES SlimLine Series Desktop Front Features A Diskette Drive H Microphone Jack B...

Page 16: ...tion Hard drive lamp when blinking indicates that the hard drive is active A blinking lamp indicates that the hard drive is reading or writing data CD ROM drive use to load and start programs from a c...

Page 17: ...Parallel Port N Keyboard Mouse Anti theft Bracket G USB Port O Anti theft Ring H LAN Port P Expansion Slots 3 PowerMate ES SlimLine Series Desktop Rear Features A AC Power Connector I Line Out Jack B...

Page 18: ...r attach a video graphics array VGA compatible monitor NEC MultiSync monitor or other VGA compatible monitor with a 15 pin connector to this connector Line in jack use this jack to connect a stereo au...

Page 19: ...plorer Internet Explorer provides a top notch browser with preloaded links for easy access to the world wide web Also use Internet Explorer to access one of the many new browser based utilities Norton...

Page 20: ...oard User access to the BIOS Setup Utility is limited when a supervisor password is set The supervisor password allows full access to the system and the BIOS See Section 2 System Configuration for fur...

Page 21: ...ontroller Hub GMCH 82801 I O Controller Hub ICH integrated Audio Codec 97 Controller 82802 Firmware Hub FWH and Dynamic Video Memory Technology DVMT External connectors on the system board include one...

Page 22: ...66 models A two connector Ultra DMA 66 cable connects the hard drive to the primary IDE channel on the system board The drive is connected as the master device on the primary channel Hard drive jumper...

Page 23: ...as well as standard CDs The CD ROM drive also plays audio CDs CD ROM jumper settings are included in Section 2 System Configuration Specifications for the CD ROM drive are given in Section 9 System S...

Page 24: ...System Configuration Interrupt Requests Jumper Settings BIOS Setup Utility FLASH Utility Online Documentation Product Recovery Program PowerMate Driver CD Intel Processor Serial Number Control Utilit...

Page 25: ...The system has 16 IRQs IRQ 0 through 15 assigned to different devices for example printer keyboard mouse Initial IRQ settings are assigned at the factory with settings dependent on the installed devic...

Page 26: ...Master IDE Controller IRQ settings may vary depending on system configuration Parallel Port Interrupts The parallel port I O interrupts are given in the following table The table lists all of the pos...

Page 27: ...uration of the system for particular system requirements Some conditions that might require changing jumper settings include the following situations Adding a sound board to the system Restoring the C...

Page 28: ...System Board Jumper Locations A Keyboard Wakeup JKBV1 D CPU Type J23 B Onboard Audio JP3 E Save to RAM STR JP4 C BIOS Recovery J4 F Clear CMOS JBAT1 To prevent damage to the system board do not set j...

Page 29: ...2 6 System Configuration System Board Jumper Settings...

Page 30: ...Hard Drive Jumper Settings The factory settings for the jumpers on the Quantum EIDE hard drive are shown in the following table The settings are for a single hard drive installed in the system as a ma...

Page 31: ...llowing message at the bottom of the NEC startup screen F2 for Setup You have about five seconds to press F2 before the system boot continues 3 The Setup Main Menu appears How to Use Setup The Setup U...

Page 32: ...enu displays the help text for the currently selected Setup option It updates as the cursor moves to each new field Pressing F1 on any menu brings up the General Help window that describes the legend...

Page 33: ...if a device is installed If you install a hard drive that does not feature auto IDE type detection or your IDE hard drive was formatted on another system with parameters different from those reported...

Page 34: ...rd drive parameters CPU Speed xxx MHz Not selectable display only Front Side Bus Speed xxx MHz Not selectable display only Memory Size xxx MHz Not selectable display only BIOS Version A6303P2 V1 0 Adv...

Page 35: ...ed IDE 0 IDE 1 IDE 2 IDE 3 LS 120 Zip ATAPI Zip CDROM SCSI Network Sets the diskette drive as the first boot device 2nd Boot Device IDE 0 Sets the second boot device 3rd Boot Device CD ROM Sets the th...

Page 36: ...or USB devices USB Keyboard Legacy Support Enabled Disabled Select Enabled to enable the legacy keyboard functions Memory Hole Enabled Disabled Select Enabled to reserve a space in the memory between...

Page 37: ...end On Off Suspend sets the power switch for Suspend Sleep mode With power on pressing the switch once places the system in sleep mode Pressing and holding the switch in for 4 seconds turns power off...

Page 38: ...he BIOS to initialize any add on boards Windows NT only Select Yes to allow the operating system to initialize any add on boards Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Clear NVRam No Yes Select No to prohibit cl...

Page 39: ...he Infra red Duplex mode to function in one direction at a time Half Duplex or both directions Full Duplex Onboard Parallel Port 378 Auto Disabled 278 3BC Select Auto to allow the BIOS to automaticall...

Page 40: ...ity in the legend bar on the Main Menu screen Other Security Menu options are available by selecting submenus Use the arrow keys to select one of the Security Menu options and press Enter to select a...

Page 41: ...arting the BIOS update we recommend that you first contact NECC for assistance see Section 8 for NECC contacts Update the Flash ROM with a BIOS flash diskette The diskette contains the latest version...

Page 42: ...ing Devices Provides safety precautions instructions on removing and replacing system components including stabilizers covers 3 1 2 inch and 5 1 4 inch devices the system board and optional features a...

Page 43: ...urn on system power 3 Insert the Product Recovery CD into the CD ROM drive 4 When a warning message appears read it carefully Press Enter to continue or Esc to exit the Recovery program Using the Reco...

Page 44: ...tions are only for use by an advanced PC user or qualified technician If you are not completely sure that you want to continue choose the Cancel option by pressing Esc or by pressing 3 on your numeric...

Page 45: ...tab and in some systems a Tools tab Software Restore or Removal Select the Software tab on the main menu to restore or remove specific applications Click on one or more programs to select them Smart...

Page 46: ...he processor serial number at any time However enabling the serial number requires restarting the system The following information describes system requirements installation procedures processor seria...

Page 47: ...or serial number Can a website read my serial number without my knowledge No generally not Websites cannot read serial numbers unless you allow them to download a program which can read the processor...

Page 48: ...day technical support please visit the Intel support website at http support intel com Email support intel com In the United States call 800 628 8686 from 5 00 a m to 5 00 p m Pacific Standard Time F...

Page 49: ...Disassembly and Reassembly Slimtower Stabilizer System Cover DIMM Module Processor Expansion Board 5 1 4 Inch Device Diskette Drive Hard Drive CMOS Battery LED Board Assembly Power Supply System Boar...

Page 50: ...CMOS battery 3 17 10 LED board assembly 3 19 11 Riser board 3 19 12 Power supply 3 20 13 System board 3 21 When disassembling the system follow these general rules Turn off the system and unplug the A...

Page 51: ...de on a table with the stabilizers over the edge of the table 5 Remove the two screws attaching the stabilizers to the system and remove the stabilizers from the system Removing the Slimtower Stabiliz...

Page 52: ...nti theft bracket remove the screw fastening the bracket to the chassis The screw is accessible from inside the chassis after the cover is removed 4 If the system is configured as a slimtower remove t...

Page 53: ...e tabs on the sides of the cover with the corresponding slots on the bottom edge of the chassis 4 Firmly press the cover against the chassis and slide the cover towards the rear of the chassis until i...

Page 54: ...val earlier in this section 2 Locate the DIMM module sockets on the system board Locating the DIMM Module and Processor Sockets A DIMM Module Sockets 1 and 2 C Fan Connector under CD ROM drive B Proce...

Page 55: ...art on the chassis 4 Align the notches on the new DIMM with the keys in an empty DIMM socket see the following figure Installing a DIMM Module A Plastic Clips B Notches 5 Press the DIMM module firmly...

Page 56: ...ystem was just running the processor and heat sink are hot To avoid a burn let the components cool before continuing 5 Carefully cut the cable tie retaining the fan cable and front panel cables 6 Tag...

Page 57: ...k lever down and press it in towards the socket until it locks in place Using the wrong heatsink or no heatsink can damage the processor or system board Ensure that the replacement processor has the c...

Page 58: ...stem board As the bracket fits tightly you might need to rock the bracket slightly to release it from the chassis 3 Remove the screw securing the expansion board to the riser board bracket 4 Carefully...

Page 59: ...cket and insert the board into the expansion slot on the riser board 7 Firmly press the expansion board into its connector on the riser board 8 Secure the expansion board in place on the riser board b...

Page 60: ...wer Cable D Device Bracket Lock 3 Tag and unplug the signal and power cables connected to the device If the device is a CD ROM or DVD ROM tag and unplug the audio cable from connector CDIN 4 Raise up...

Page 61: ...o use the short power cable to connect to the device The long power cord must be used for the hard drive 6 Lower the device bracket all the way down until it locks in place on the chassis As you lower...

Page 62: ...ening the drive to the bracket and set the drive aside Install a replacement diskette drive as follows 1 Attach the replacement diskette drive to the bracket with the two previously removed screws 2 T...

Page 63: ...stem cover see System Cover Removal earlier in this section 2 While pressing the device bracket lock on the side of the bracket raise the bracket up enough to unplug the CD ROM drive cables 3 Raise th...

Page 64: ...1 4 inch accessible device 4 Align the three shoulder screws with their respective shoulder screw slots and lower the hard drive into the chassis Check that the screws are in the slots 5 Slide the har...

Page 65: ...rd the system configuration settings before removing the battery Use that information to restore the system after replacing the battery 2 Remove the system cover see System Cover Removal earlier in th...

Page 66: ...water and causes spontaneous combustion on contact Discard used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions 7 With the positive side facing up press the new battery into the socket Be sure...

Page 67: ...8 Carefully pull the LED board and cable out of the front of the chassis 9 Install a replacement LED board and cable assembly by reversing steps 1 through 9 above Riser Board Removal Remove the riser...

Page 68: ...side of the bracket raise the bracket up enough to unplug the CD ROM drive cables and raise the bracket to its vertical position 6 Remove the hard drive from its bay see Hard Drive Removal 7 Tag and u...

Page 69: ...al 4 Lift the 5 1 4 inch device bracket up enough to unplug the CD ROM drive cables then continue lifting the bracket to its vertical position see 5 1 4 Inch Device Removal earlier in this section 5 T...

Page 70: ...board and back panel into the rear of the chassis Lift the board slightly to clear the two standoffs Align the standoffs with their corresponding holes in the board Ensure that the standoffs are inse...

Page 71: ...4 System Boards System Board Riser Board...

Page 72: ...The following paragraphs show the system board external cable connector locations internal board connector locations jumper locations and upgrade sockets Included are procedures for setting jumpers o...

Page 73: ...Port D Keyboard Port I VGA Port E Mouse Port Internal Connectors Sockets and Jumpers Locations of the jumpers connectors and sockets on the system board are shown in the following figures System Board...

Page 74: ...er JKBV1 Save to RAM STR jumper JP4 Onboard Audio jumper JP5 CPU Type jumper J23 The preceding figure System Board Jumper Locations shows the locations of the jumpers on the system board To reset the...

Page 75: ...ection 3 4 Remove the diskette drive to access the jumpers see Diskette Drive Removal in Section 3 for procedures 5 Locate the appropriate jumpers on the system board that require resetting see the pr...

Page 76: ...DIMM sockets locations are shown on the figure System Board Connector and Socket Locations earlier in this section The sockets support up to 512 MB of high speed SDRAM memory The sockets support DIMM...

Page 77: ...deable with 64 MB 128 MB or 256 MB modules installed in up to two DIMM sockets on the system board system Setup Utility built into the BIOS 4 Mb FLASH ROM for fast economical BIOS upgrades integrated...

Page 78: ...dual USB ports Supports PCI bus interface integrated IDE controller USB AC 97 Link for audio and telephone Codecs interrupt controller timers 3 3V operation power management logic enhanced DMA contro...

Page 79: ...less chance of inadvertently damaging the system board than when physically replacing ROMs network administrators can exercise company wide control of BIOS revisions The BIOS programs execute the Pow...

Page 80: ...s If the BIOS detects an ISA printer port mapped to the same address the built in printer port is disabled Verify in the BIOS Setup that printer ports mapped to the same address are enabled or disable...

Page 81: ...celerated Graphics Port The system board contains a direct integrated accelerated graphics port Direct AGP on the system board that supports graphics intensive 3D applications The Direct AGP supports...

Page 82: ...are given in the following sections System interrupt settings parallel interrupt settings and serial interrupt settings are included in Section 2 System Configuration Memory Map The system memory map...

Page 83: ...ystick 0376 Secondary IDE channel Bus Master IDE controller 0378 ECP printer port LPT 1 0380 038B Intel 810e chipset graphics driver 03C0 03DF Intel 810e chipset graphics driver 03F0 03F3 Standard flo...

Page 84: ...IDE controller DMA Settings The system s DMA settings are given in the following table DMA Settings DMA Setting Device 0 Available 1 Available 2 Diskette drive 3 Parallel port for ECP or EPP audio 4...

Page 85: ...system board Riser Board Bracket A Riser Board C Riser Board Connector on system board B Expansion Board Connectors D Riser Board Bracket The riser board has three PCI connectors for adding up to thr...

Page 86: ...5 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Order Spare Parts Field Replaceable Unit List Illustrated Parts Breakdown...

Page 87: ...tem FRU List Item Description 1 Audio Cable CD ROM Drive or DVD ROM Drive 2 Logitech PS 2 3D Button Wheel Mouse 3 Ultra DMA 66 Cable 2 connector Hard Drive 4 IDE Cable 2 connector CD ROM Drive or DVD...

Page 88: ...ype Diskette Drive with Bezel 21a 21b 40X or Higher CD ROM IDE Drive 8X or Higher DVD ROM IDE Drive 22 10 GB or higher EIDE Smart Hard Drive 5400 rpm or higher DMA 66 23 LED Board Assembly 24 AC Power...

Page 89: ...n The following figure shows the illustrated parts breakdown IPB for the PowerMate ES SlimLine Series system Each FRU on the IPB is identified with a number that cross references to the FRU list Power...

Page 90: ...6 Preventive Maintenance System Cleaning Keyboard Cleaning Mouse Cleaning...

Page 91: ...leaning kit As an alternative use a glass cleaner then wipe with a clean lint free cloth 4 Local distributors and dealers may sell diskette drive head cleaning kits These kits contain special diskette...

Page 92: ...Power down the system and unplug the AC power cord 2 Unplug the mouse from the system 3 Turn the mouse upside down and locate the ball cover Locating a Typical Mouse Ball Cover A Typical Mouse Ball Co...

Page 93: ...7 Troubleshooting Checklist Diagnostics...

Page 94: ...or surge protector Check the outlet or surge protector by plugging in a lamp Non System Disk error message displays when the system is started A diskette is in the diskette drive and the diskette dri...

Page 95: ...a diskette in it Check that the diskette is being loaded correctly Check that the system and monitor power lamps are on and the power on screen appears Check that the diskette is formatted If not form...

Page 96: ...d Make sure the keyboard or mouse cable is firmly connected to the rear of the system If this does not help turn off the system wait five or more seconds and turn on the system Mouse cursor moves erra...

Page 97: ...eck that the cable connecting the CD ROM drive to the system board CD audio connector is in place and secure Speaker Problems Check the following problems to see the possible cause and solution No sou...

Page 98: ...2 power supply voltages Measure voltages with system board installed 5 Replace the LED board assembly 6 Replace the power supply 7 Replace the system board Power supply malfunction Any of the followin...

Page 99: ...light when diskette is loaded 1 Check cable connections between diskette drive and system board 2 Check diskette drive cable Replace as necessary 3 Check power supply 4 Replace diskette drive 5 Repla...

Page 100: ...ies of the built in video controller and DRAM Wavy display 1 Check that the system and monitor are not near motors or electric fields Blank display 1 Press any key or move the mouse to ensure power ma...

Page 101: ...CD ROM drive audio cable Replace as necessary 6 Replace the CD ROM drive 7 Replace the system board Cannot access CD ROM drive 1 Check that the CD ROM driver software is loaded and not corrupted 2 Che...

Page 102: ...8 NECC Information Services Service Telephone Numbers Technical Support...

Page 103: ...information for obtaining technical support from NECC With access to a telephone modem and or fax machine you can use these services to obtain information on a 24 hour basis NECC Website If you have a...

Page 104: ...specific information in your questions as possible Also if sending a fax please include your voice telephone number and your fax number with the question You should receive a response to your question...

Page 105: ...9 Specifications System Board Keyboard Mouse Optional Speaker Set System Unit Diskette Drive Hard Drive Power Supply CD ROM Drive Environmental Compliance...

Page 106: ...System Board Micro Star International MS 6303 with onboard LAN Processor Celeron 466 MHz or higher processor 66 MHz or higher FSB Pentium III 533 MHz or higher processor 133 MHz or higher FSB L1 Cach...

Page 107: ...e following table Keyboard Specifications Feature Specification Keyboard Cherry Windows 95 Enhanced Dimensions Width 6 7 inches 170 2 mm Length 18 0 inches 457 2 mm Height 1 4 inches 35 6 mm Mouse Spe...

Page 108: ...System Unit Specifications Feature Specification Dimensions slimtower Width 3 4 inches 87 mm Depth 12 9 inches 332 mm Height 12 3 inches 315 mm Weight 12 8 lb 5 8 kg Device Slots One 5 1 4 inch front...

Page 109: ...higher Ultra DMA 66 hard drive with SMART technology The following table includes the drive s general specifications Hard Drive Specifications Feature Specification Hard Drive Capacity 10 GB or higher...

Page 110: ...rive The general specifications for the drive are included in the following table Use of CD ROM drive controls adjustments or the performance of procedures other than those specified in this document...

Page 111: ...ded in the following table Specifications Feature Specification Operating Environment Temperature 32 F to 95 F 0 C to 35 C Relative Humidity 85 at 35 C Compliance The system meets the compliance stand...

Page 112: ...P Accelerated Graphics Port A high speed high performance video standard supported by a dedicated connector on the system board The connector allows the connection of an AGP board to the system board...

Page 113: ...nchronous Refers to operations that do not require the clocks of communicating devices to be coordinated Instead the devices send signals to each other indicating readiness to receive or send Compare...

Page 114: ...et of programs permanently stored in ROM chips installed on the system board The BIOS contains functions that control the real time clock keyboard disk drives video display and other peripheral device...

Page 115: ...at starts by itself and loads the operating system bps Bits per second The number of bits of data that can be transmitted in one second Because data compression schemes enable more than one bit per vo...

Page 116: ...ated from a block of data used to verify the integrity of that data For example a modem could send a block of data and include the number of 1 s that occur in the block The receiving modem could count...

Page 117: ...r transferring data usually between memory and a disk drive without going through the CPU DMI Desktop Management Interface A standard for PCs that allows manipulation of PC components over a network f...

Page 118: ...A video interface that offers more colors or higher resolution than VGA EPP Enhanced Parallel Port a parallel port standard for PCs that supports bidirectional communication between the PC and attache...

Page 119: ...Combination of two or three keys such as Ctrl Alt D that you press simultaneously for a particular function hot plugging The ability to add and remove devices to a computer while the computer is runni...

Page 120: ...t modern computers include both an AT bus for slower devices and a PCI local bus for devices that need better bus performance In 1993 Intel and Microsoft introduced a new version of the ISA specificat...

Page 121: ...puters over a telephone line MPC Multimedia Personal Computer a software and hardware standard developed by a consortium of computer firms led by Microsoft There are three MPC standards called MPC MPC...

Page 122: ...z it yields a throughput rate of 133 megabits per second 64 bit implementations running at 66 MHz provide 524 Mbps See ISA peripheral Input or output device not under direct computer control A printer...

Page 123: ...is determined by the number of pixels on the screen Resolution is usually specified in pixels by scan lines for example 640 by 480 See pixels RS 232C Standard interface for serial devices S SEC Single...

Page 124: ...elf Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology A hard drive feature that works in conjunction with system software for example LANDesk Client Manager NEC Auto Backup for identifying a potential prob...

Page 125: ...uter Viruses usually trigger a harmless or destructive occurrence on the system activated by some preset condition Viruses are frequently written with antisocial intent VGA Video Graphics Array Graphi...

Page 126: ...torage device write back Also called copy back A cache strategy where write operations to data stored in the internal microprocessor L1 cache aren t copied to system memory until absolutely necessary...

Page 127: ...rive 3 13 expansion board 3 10 general rules 3 2 hard drive 3 15 LED board 3 19 power supply 3 20 processor 3 8 riser board 3 19 riser board bracket 3 10 stabilizers 3 3 system board 3 21 system cover...

Page 128: ...ct Recovery Program CD features 1 8 NECC service and support email fax technical support 8 3 technical support services 8 3 telephone numbers 8 2 website 8 2 Norton AntiVirus 1 8 O Online documentatio...

Page 129: ...nterrupt requests 2 2 interrupts 2 2 jumper settings 2 4 problem solving 7 2 rear features 1 5 security features 1 9 specifications 9 2 unit specifications 9 4 System board components 4 7 features 4 7...

Page 130: ...on against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may...

Page 131: ...ery maintains system configuration information In the event that the battery fails to maintain system configuration information NECC recommends that you replace the battery see Section 3 Disassembly a...

Page 132: ...NEC Computer Systems Division 15 Business Park Way Sacramento CA 95828 www nec computers com 456 00131 000SRV 7 2000...

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