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110 Netra t1 User and Administration Guide • June 2000
3. Using a Phillips No.1 screwdriver, remove the screws and washers from the base
memory board (see
FIGURE A-8
).
If you intend to replace the base memory board, lift out the board that is currently
installed. Otherwise, leave the current board seated in the connectors on the
motherboard but not screwed in.
Note –
If you are making a 4-stack (1 Gbyte) configuration, the base board and all
other boards in the stack must be of part number 370-4155.
For purposes of illustration, the board you use as the base board will be called Board
A, Board B will be the board you put on top of Board A, Board C will be the one you
put on top of Board B, and Board D will be the one at the top of the stack.
FIGURE A-8
Removing the Mounting Screws from the Currently Installed Memory Board
4. If you are replacing the currently installed base memory board, align the
connectors of the new base board with the memory board sockets on the Netra t1’s
motherboard.
Press home fully the connectors using your thumbs. The connectors need to be
properly seated (see
FIGURE A-9
). You might find it helpful to seat the middle
connector properly before the other two connectors.
Memory Board
Remove short screws
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