Inspection Points
Please verify that the following steps have been completed
on your machine.
Case open, power off:
- CPU mounted
- heatsink compound applied
- heatsink installed
- heatsink fan connected to power supply
- DIMM installed in DIMM 1
- JP2 (CMOS RAM Clear Selector) set to "Normal Mode"
- JP3 (Internal VGA Selector) set to "Enable"
- JP4 (DIMM Voltage Selector) set to "3.3V"
- JP5 (CPU External Clock Selectors) set to "66MHz"
- JP6 (CPU Core Voltage Selectors) set to "2.2V"
- JP7 (CPU Internal Clock Speed Selectors) set to "4.5X"
- JP8 (CPU Type Selector) set to "P55C (Dual Voltage)"
- JP9 (Microphone Type Jumper) set to "Normal Type"
- Motherboard securely mounted to case
- Power cable connected to mother board
- Floppy drive securely mounted
- Floppy drive power cable connected
- Floppy drive controller cable connected correctly to floppy drive and
floppy disk port (FDC) on motherboard
- Hard drive installed
- Hard drive power cable connected
- Hard drive set to master device
- Hard drive controller cable connected correctly to hard drive and
Primary IDE controller connection (IDE1) on motherboard
- Male DB9 connector mounted in case punchout and connected as COM1.
- Male DB25 connector mount in case punchout and connected as COM2.
- Female DB25 connector mounted in case punchout and connected as PRN.
- Female VIDEO connector mounted in Slot 1 and connected as VGA.
- Sound/Joystick connector mounted in Slot 8 and connected as J6 and GAME.
- 3c905B cards mounted in Slot 2, Slot 3, Slot 4, and Slot 5 and firmly
connected to the corresponding PCI connectors.
- 3c509B card mounted in Slot 6 or Slot 7, and firmly connected to the
corresponding ISA connector.
- Hard Drive LED jumper wire connected to J3 (HDD-LED).
- Speaker mounted securely in bottom of case.
- Speaker jumper wire connected to J3 (SPK).
- Reset Switch jumper wire connected to J3 (RST).
- Power LED jumper wire connected to J3 (KEY LOCK).
- Turbo LED jumper wire not connected.
- Turbo Switch jumper wire not connected.
Case closed, power on:
- 1 Mbyte video RAM
- 32 Mbytes memory okay
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