Oki C9600hdn, C9600hnColorSignage, C9600n, 70050201, 70050301 Installation Instructions Manual

Memory DIMM

Installation Instructions

DIMM PART NUMBER

128MB: 70050201
256 MB: 70050301
512 MB: 70050401

C9600/9800 Memory DIMM Installation Instructions
59375001
June 2005

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Getting Started

The printers have two sockets for memory DIMM boards. You can
expand the printer's memory up to 1 GB. To achieve the 1 GB
memory in most models, you will need to replace the DIMM(s)
provided with 512 MB DIMMs. The printer will not acknowledge more
than 1 GB of memory.

Model Memory Provided

C9600n 256 Mb
C9600 hdn 384 Mb
C9800hn 256 Mb
C9800hdn 512 Mb

Caution!
Circuit boards can be damaged by static electricity and

rough handling. Keep board in packaging until you're ready
to install it. DIMMs are sensitive to static electricity. To
avoid damage, ground yourself before handling DIMMs.

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