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3. Place the zPM11 module over the 150-pin and 16-pin connectors on the CPU board with the
component side down (the zPM11 components should be facing the CPU board's components).
Align the connectors and nylon standoff. Push down on the zPM11 until the connectors seat.
4. Install the standoff screw to secure the CPU board and zPM11 together. Your board is now ready
for installation into the card cage.
5. Connect the monitor to the 15-pin DIN video connector found on the CPU frontplate (the video
signals for the zPM11 are passed down to the CPU through the 16-pin connector on the zPM11).
6. Power up the system.
Caution: Care should be taken when connecting and removing the zPM11 from the CPU board to
prevent premature wear of the 150-pin and 16-pin connectors. When removing the zPM11, try to
remove the board evenly instead of prying only from one side.
Jumpers
Since the zPM11 uses the PCI bus, which has been designed to support automatic configuration,
there are no jumper options for the board.
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Included with the zPM11 are software drivers and utilities to increase the performance and resolution
of specific software packages such as Microsoft Windows® 3.x, Windows 95, and Windows NT.
Four (4) drivers and utilities disks are included with the zPM11. Programs are provided on each disk
to facilitate the installation of these drivers and utilities. The installation programs are self contained
and guide the user through the installation procedure.
It is important to note that some display drivers need to have the associated vendor's application
program already installed on the system prior to loading the zPM11 display drivers. In other cases,
loading the display driver may be an integral part of the vendor's product installation process.
See Chapter 4 "Software" for instructions on installing the drivers for each operating system.
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