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First Printing — July 1997
Copyright 1997
NEC Computer Systems Division
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Preface
This addendum to the PowerMate® V & P Series Service and Reference Manual (document
number 819-181516-000) provides updated information on the computer’s hardware for
users who need an overview of system design.
This information applies to computers with the following model numbers:
EM-2120-24853E
EM-2120-24853CE
EM-2130-24853E
EM-2130-24853CE.
This addendum also includes updated procedures for setting up and installing the system
and illustrated parts lists. The manual is written for NECCSD-trained customer engineers,
system analysts, service center personnel, and dealers.
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The manual is organized as follows:
Section 1 — Technical Information, provides information not available when the
PowerMate P ETC Series User’s Guide (819-181784-000) was printed. System
specifications are listed including dimensions, weight, environment, safety compliance,
power consumption, and memory.
Section 2 — Setup and Installation, includes procedures for installing application
software and drivers and performing system backups. This section also provides information
not available when the PowerMate P ETC Series User’s Guide (819-181784-000) was
printed.
Section 3 — Illustrated Parts Breakdown, provides an exploded view diagram of the
system. Also included are updated parts lists for field-replaceable parts.
3-1PowerMate P ETC Series Field-Replaceable Parts List...................................3-2
3-2PowerMate P ETC Series Documentation and Packaging...............................3-5
Section 1
Technical Information
This section describes features and components that are specific to the PowerMate® P ETC
Series of NEC PowerMate V & P Series computers. For information that is general to all
PowerMate V & P Series computers, see the PowerMate V & P Series Service and
Reference Manual (part number 819-181516-000) or the PowerMate V & P Series Service
and Reference Manual Addendum (part number 819-181667-000).
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
PowerMate P ETC Series computers are configured with a different system board and come
with a network interface board installed as standard equipment in one of the system unit
expansion slots. Depending on the model, the system unit also contains a 1.2-GB or 2.1-GB
Western Digital IDE hard disk.
PowerMate P ETC Series computers include the configurations identified in Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 PowerMate P ETC Series System Configurations
Model Number
EM-2120-24853E
(PowerMate P2166)
EM-2120-24853CE
(PowerMate P2166)
EM-2130-24853E
(PowerMate P2200)
EM-2130-24853CE
(PowerMate P2200)
Processor Multimedia
166-MHz
®
Intel
Pentium
166-MHz
Pentium
200-MHz
Pentium
200-MHz
Pentium
No 16 MB 2 MB SGRAM 2.1-GB IDE
®
Yes 16 MB 2 MB SGRAM 2.1-GB IDE
No 16 MB 2 MB SGRAM 2.1-GB IDE
Yes 16 MB 2 MB SGRAM 2.1 GB IDE
System
Memory Video Memory Hard Disk
(Western
Digital Caviar)
(Western
Digital Caviar)
(Western
Digital Caviar)
(Western
Digital Caviar)
Multimedia systems come with audio components integrated on the system board.
Multimedia systems also include an eight-speed CD-ROM reader installed in the system
unit, 20-watt speakers, and a microphone.
1-2 Technical Information
SIMM UPGRADE
PowerMate P ETC Series system configurations come with 16 MB of main system memory.
Six sockets on the system board support up to 384 MB of high-speed memory using the
following industry-standard, tin-plated, single in-line memory modules (SIMMs):
NOTE:
nonparity, extended data output (EDO) SIMMs
into the SIMM sockets.
1-MB by 32- or 36-bit (4-MB stick)
2-MB by 32- or 36-bit (8-MB stick)
4-MB by 32- or 36-bit (16-MB stick)
8-MB by 32- or 36-bit (32-MB stick)
16-MB by 32- or 36-bit (64-MB stick).
You may install 60-ns, parity or
CAUTION:
To avoid corrosion between
different metals, only use tin-plated SIMM sticks.
Performing Memory Upgrades
Upgrade system memory as follows:
locate memory sockets on system board
check installed system memory
install SIMMs.
Locating SIMM Sockets.
Remove the system unit cover and locate the six SIMM sockets on the system board (see
Section 3 of the PowerMate V & P Series Service and Reference Manual).
If any cables block access to the SIMM sockets, label and disconnect them. If any boards
block access to the sockets, remove them.
Checking System Memory
Use Table 1-2 to check the memory installed in the system and determine the SIMM
configuration needed to increase memory.
Technical Information 1-3
NOTE: SIMM memory must be installed in
pairs of the same memory type.
Table 1-2 Recommended Memory Upgrade Path
Total Bank 0 Bank 1 Bank 2
Memory SIMM 1 SIMM 2 SIMM 3 SIMM 4 SIMM 5 SIMM 6
After determining the system memory upgrade path, install SIMMs using the installation
procedure provided in Section 3 of the PowerMate V & P Series Service and ReferenceManual.
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