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ZENITH
data
systems
Groupe
Bull
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Z-486
EISA
Service
860-243
|
05
/
Computer
Manual
25E
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SAS0344
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Copyrights
and
Trademarks
Copyright © 1990
This
material
the
clause
or a civilian
of
the
contract
49085.
Hercules
MS-DOS
0S/2
is a trademark
TIGA
is a trademark
Printed
Zenith
St.
in
Data
Joseph,
may
at
DFARS
agency
or
All
other
is a registered
and
XENIX
the
United
Systems
MI
49085
by
Zenith
be
of
Data
reproduced
252.227-7013
the
Government,
subcontract
rights
reserved.
trademark
are
registered
of
IBM.
of
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States
of
Corporation
Systems
by
or for
(Oct.
1988);
this
with
Zenith
of
Hercules
trademarks
Instruments.
America.
Corporation.
the
U.S.
Government
or,
if
provided
material
Data
may
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of
Microsoft
pursuant
under a contract
be
reproduced
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Technology,
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in
accordance
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Inc.
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copyright
or
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St.
Joseph,
license
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the
provisions
Michigan
under
NASA
Page 3

Contents
Chapter 1 —
Related
TOOIS' v s s s w s
Safety
BaseComputer . . . .
Optional
Chapter 2 —
POWEXrUD
Resettingthe
The
Chapter 3 —
StaticPrecautions
Troubleshooting
Power<Up
StatusLEDS
Troubleshooting
Materials . . . .
Precautions
Monitor
Entering
BootCommand
UserTests . . . . v v v v v i e i e et
Introduction
mis B e
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. . .
Hardware . . .
Operation
: s v s
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Computer
Program
the
Monitor
Troubleshooting
Procedure
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2-2
2-2
2-2
2-3
2-3
3-1
3-1
3-2
3-2
3-3
Disk-Based
Power-Up
and
Diagnostics
Error
Messages . . . . . .
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iv
Chapter 4 —
Managing
Disassembly
Power
Supply
StaticPrecautions
Cover
Removal/
Circuit
Card
Backplane
4167
Coprocessor
Installation
Removal/Installaton . . .
Card
Removal/Installation . ..
Installation
OEMROMInstallation
System
SIMM
Disk
Real-Time
Real-Time
Card
Keylock
Power
Hard
System
Power
Memory
Card
Installation/Removal
Drive
Installation
Optional
Optional
Optional
Replacing
Replacing
Mounting
Blank
Guide
Disk
3.5-Inch
5.25-Inch
SCSI
Panel
Clock
Clock
Removal/
Removal/
Switch
Drive
Board
Supply
Tape
the
Standard
the
Standard
DiskDrives . . . . .
Removal
IC
ICDisposal . . . ..
Installation
Replacement
Access
Removal/
Removal/
and
Capacity
. . . . . . .
. .
. .
...
Removal/
. . . . .
. . .
...
Floppy
Disk
Floppy
Disk
Backup
3.5-inch
3.5-inch
.
...
Replacement
Installation
. . . .
LED
Replacement
Installation
Installation
Options
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Installation
Drive
Installation
Unit
Installation
Hard
Disk
Drive
Floppy
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4-1
4-2
4-2
4-3
4-5
4-6
4-7
4-8
4-9
4-11
4-13
4-14
4-15
4-18
4-20
4-23
4-24
4-25
4-26
4-27
4-28
4-29
4-30
4-31
Contents
TIGA
VGA
Daughtercard
Chapter 5 —
Hardware
Replacement
Configuration
StaticPrecautions . . . . .
Disk
Controller
High
Performance
Z-649
TIGA
181-7891-10)
Keyboard . « «
Chapter 6 —
Card
Video
Parts
(Part
VGA
Card
.=
: v s
s v s s
List
Number
Card
with
56
Specifications
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Number
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Daughtercard
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5-2
5-2
5-3
5-4
Page 5

The
Z-486/25E™
(Extended
Industry
workstation.
maintaining
and
software.
memory
(single
EISA
compatible
memory
The
ECU
puter
allows
the
monitor
install
effort
tion
on
tures
backward
on
the
in-line
is
provided
(EISA
introduces a new
the
user
screen.
options
spent
setting
the
ECU,
include:
is a high
Standard
EISA
architecture
compatibility
The
computer
system
memory
cards
memory
modules),
in
on-board
Configuration
concept
to
select
This
primarily
switches
refer
to
performance,
Architecture)
offers
supports
board
or
the
EISA
expansion
the
80486
Utility)
in
hardware
options
allows
through
the
and
the
software
or
installing
Z-486/25E
Introduction
25
MHz
80486-based
PC/AT-compatible
increased
with
from 4 to
using
up
to 4 gigabytes
software
set
parameters
user
Owner’s
processing
traditional
1-
PC/AT
64
megabytes
or
4-megabyte
of
slots.
8K
of
microprocessor
supplied
configuration.
using a model
to
configure
the
with a minimum
jumpers
(for
further
Manual).
memory
chip.
with
system
Chapter
EISA
personal
power
cache
Other
while
hardware
of
SIMMs
using
this
com-
The
ECU
on
and
of
time
informa-
fea-
and
1
e
VGA-compatible
e
Two
serial
e
One
bi-directional
e
1.4M,
3.5-inch
e
80M
or
(depending
e
5.25-inch
e
5.25-inch
ports
200M
on
floppy
tape
video
parallel
floppy
IDE
(Integrated
model)
disk
backup
output
disk
drive
drive
(or
port
drive
Drive
support
support
TIGA™
Electronics)
depending
on
hard
model)
disk
drive
Page 6

e
Real-time
e
101-key
e
Password
e
Supports
®
Mass-storage
e
Five
EISA
—
ISA
—
Three
cards
e
80486
e
Weitek
clock
keyboard
protection
MS-DOS®,
controller
expansion
backward
of
the
to
the
system
internal
4167
numeric
with
calendar
XENI.X®,
with
slots
compatible
five
slots
numeric
coprocessor
coprocessor
and
SCSI,
are
available
OS/2™
floppy,
support.
operating
and
for
adding
systems
IDE
ports
optional
expansion
Figure
This
procedures
1-1.
manual
The
Z-486/25E
includes
to
the
major
Personal
operation,
assembly
Workstation
configuration,
level.
and
troubleshooting
Introduction
Page 7

Related
Materials
The
following
e
7-486/25E
e
TM-4100
e
Disk-Based
materials
Owner’s
Technical
Diagnostics — Model
are
available:
Manual — Part
Reference
number
Manual — Part
Number
CB-31-08
595-4715
number
(3.5-inch).
595-4858
Tools
Safety
Precautions
AN
Use
the
#1
#2
3/16-inch
Adjustable
3/16-inch
9-pin
25-pin
Warning:
tions
e
Disconnect
e
Remove
e
Verify
following
Phillips
Phillips
serial
parallel
Avoid
when
servicing
correct
tools
screwdriver
screwdriver
flat-bladed
wrench
hex
nutdriver
loopback
loopback
shock
this
AC
power
all
jewelry.
line
cord
to
install,
screwdriver
connector
connector
and
personal
computer:
before
opening
selection.
maintain,
(Part
number
(Part
injury.
the
and
repair
438-73)
number
Use
the
cabinet.
this
computer:
438-64).
following
precau-
Base
Computer
e
Use a grounded
The
base
computer
tions,
keyboard
The
base
computer
System
Bus
System
Secondary
disk
High-Performance
with
Enhanced
Disk
Cabinet
Power
board
extender
memory
drive,
VGA
drive
Supply.
AC
power
provides
and
video
interfacing.
contains
card
card
storage
depending
daughterboard
101-key
controller
the
(backplane)
(3.5-inch
on
VGA
video
keyboard
card
source.
all
processing
following
1.4M
model)
card
depending
functions,
major
floppy
drive;
(or
1024 x 768
on
model)
disk
drive
assemblies:
80M
or
TIGA
opera-
200M
video
hard
card
Introduction
Page 8

System
cessing
Board — The
and
interfacing
system
within
board
the
computer:
contains
all
circuitry
for
pro-
80486
Posted
High
EISA
System
Non-volatile
Real-time
Serial,
Bus
Extender
bus
slot
on
board
to
the
bus)
which
System
SIMM
parity
installed
may
Memory
sockets
bits).
in
be
installed
followed
the
system
system
lation
board.
of
additional
megabytes
expansion
EISA
or
ISA
CPU
with
internal
Write
Array
performance
and
ISA
bus
control
Control
Processor
configuration
Clock/Calendar
Parallel,
and
Card
the
system
five
EISA
reside
on
this
Card — The
each with a 36-bit
For
maximum
pairs
to
form a 64-bit
in
any
by
four
megabyte
board
in a proprietary
The
card
memory.
of
memory
beyond
bus
this
memory
Burst
numeric
Mode
co-processor
Memory
Controller
logic
and
Interface
storage
Keyboard
port
communication
(Backplane) — This
board.
bus
It
provides
slots
(including
the
the
card.
system
order
pairs).
system
wide
wide
(for
memory
data
path
performance,
memory
example,
The
one
system
connector,
may
be
easily
removed
The
installed
card
may
cards
on
plugged
computer
this
be
accomplished
comes
card
into
logic.
card
occupies
signals
PC/AT
card
(32
SIMMs
bus.
from
the
signals
contains
data
bits
should
The
SIMM
megabyte
memory
card
perpendicular
to
allow
for
standard
(1M
SIMMs).
by
using
the
bus
extender
the
only
system
of
the
sixteen
and
be
pairs
pairs
may
plugs
to
the
easy
instal-
with
4
Memory
optional
card.
ISA
4
be
into
Secondary
floppy
720K,
1.4M,
360K,
1.2M,
The
computer
interface.
with
either
In
addition
magnetic
Storage — The
disk
drives:
3.5-inch
3.5-inch
5.25-inch,
5.25-inch,
accepts
Depending
an
80M
to
the
tape
back-up
High-Performance
VGA
register
Hercules®
placed
are
shipped
(1024 x 768).
through
in
any
with a TIGA
compatible,
of
the
The
functions.
(comes
half-height
half-height.
any
3.5-inch
on
model
or
200M
above
drives,
unit.
VGA
while
BIOS
calls.
open
slots
video
TIGA
card
computer
standard
number,
IDE
hard
the
Video
supporting
It
is
on
card
supports
with
base
hard
disk
the
computer
disk
drive.
computer
Card — This
EGA, CGA,
an
AT
compatible
the
bus
extender
that
offers
has a daughterboard
these
four
computer)
drive
with a SCSI
comes
will
accept a 5.25-inch
16-bit
VGA
MDA,
card
that
card.
Some
very
high
resolution
to
provide
types
of
or
IDE
standard
card
is
and
may
models
VGA
be
Introduction
Page 9

1-5
Optional
Hardware
Enhanced
detacheable
Disk
computer
disk
drives,
Systems
Note:
506
types
factory-supplied
ST-506
Cabinet — The
the
monitor
Power
+5
VDG,
Chapter 4 in
capacity
The
following
101-Key
101-key
Drive
Controller
is a high-performance
two
IDE
Interface)
The
factory-supplied
of
hard
controller
controller
cabinet
on
top,
Supply — The
+12
VDC,
this
when
adding
options
ZA-3800-ME
ZA-3800-MK
ZA-3800-TD
ZD-144
ZD-12-A
ZA-3700-CS
3.5-inch
5.25-inch
Computer
Keyboard
keyboard.
Card — The
hard
disk
peripherals
disk
drives.
card
card
(and
may
or
may
power
and
-12
manual
for
hardware
are
available
1M
RAM
Expansion
4M
RAM
Expansion
150M
SCSI
1.4M
Internal
1.2M
—
The
controller
drives,
drive
If
CFG
sit
be
used
and
(daisy
chained).
controller
an
ST-506
must
be
file).
flat
in a desktop
on
supply
VDC.
See
information
options.
for this
Tape
Drive
Floppy
Internal
Floppy
Stand.
computer
disk
controller
which
seven
card
type
replaced
end
as a tower
provides
the
the
Specifications
on
managing
computer:
Kit
Kit
Disk
Disk
comes
with
card
used
supports
SCSI
does
drive
with
two
(Small
not
support
is
to
be
an
appropriate
configuration
configuration.
following
section
power
Drive
Drive
a
in
this
floppy
Computer
ST-
used,
the
with
outputs:
and
supply
Introduction
Page 10

Power
Up
This
chapter
program,
tion.
Turn
the
panel.
When
power
e
The
o
The
e
Disk
covers
and
other
computer
is
applied:
power
supply
keyboard
drives
initialize
power-up,
operating
on
using
fan
starts
resets
(status
(access
resetting
information
the
power
LEDs
blink),
indicators
the
computer,
for
switch
NUM
light,
Chapter
Operation
the
Monitor
the
Z-486/25E
mounted
LOCK
heads
on
the
remains
seek)
worksta-
front
lit
2
e
Internal
power-up
e A blinking
e
The
operating
disk
drive
If
the
operating
one
of
the
following
+++
DISK
No
bootable
Non-system
Not a bootable
Refer
to
the
operating
system
If
sages
display).
and
the
computer
may
Error
software.
appear
For
further
Messages”
cursor
system
(when
system
ERROR:
disk
detects
on
self-tests
appears
on
loads
autoboot
is
error
partitions
partition
system
faults
the
option
not
installed,
messages
Drive
documentation
during
display
information
in
Chapter
complete
the
display
from
the
is
configured).
or
appears:
not
ready!
the
(if
the
computer
on
error
3.
hard
disk
it
is
not
+++
for
installing
power-up
messages,
drive
present
on
sequence,
can
drive
consult
or
the
floppy
the
disk,
operating
error
mes-
the
“Power-Up
Page 11

2-2
Resetting
Computer
The
Program
Monitor
the
There
are
three
1.
Press
This
resets
autoboot
2.
Press
resets
program.
3.
Turn
the
circuits
The
MFM-400
e
Power-up
or
an
operating
e
The
boot
e
User-selectable
different
and
hold
the
sequence.
and
hold
the
CPU,
computer
are
Monitor
tests
command
the
CTRL,
CPU,
the
CTRL,
reinitializes
off,
reset
to
the
program
to
detect
system
to
tests
to
ways
to
reset
ALT,
and
reinitializes
ALT,
wait
INS
the
15
the
computer
seconds,
power-on
contains:
problems
from
loading
load
the
operating
check
the
disk
the
computer:
DEL
computer
keys,
state.
that
would
drives,
keys,
then
and
then
turn
prevent
system
keyboard,
then
release
and
initiates
release
enters
it
additional
them.
the
back
and
them.
the
This
Monitor
on.
All
tests
memory
Entering
Program
the
Monitor
e
Video
commands
e
Programming
Use
the
following
CTRL-ALT-INS
then
The
first
much
third
shows
release
MFM-400
Memory
Enter
->
line
them. A message
line
memory
gives
the
Monitor
for a command
Once
the
computer
mark
(?)
and
summary
menu.
to
commands.
command
—
Press
Monitor,
size:
"?"
xxxK
for
indicates
is
installed,
the
syntax
prompt
to
be
entered.
has
press
ENTER
display a color
to
enter
and
hold
the
similar
Version
+
xxxxK
help.
the
ROM
version.
including
for
the
help
indicating
entered
the
to
display
bar
the
Monitor
CTRL,
to
the
x.xx
The
base
and
command.
the
Monitor
Monitor
the
Monitor
or set
video
program:
ALT,
and
following
second
extended
The
program
program,
program
and
scroll
modes
INS
keys
and
appears:
line
indicates
memory.
fourth
is
how
The
line
waiting
type a question
command
Operation
Page 12

All of
the
commands
Use
the
syntax
then
press
ENTER.
invalid
e
®
e
command
Brackets [ option ] indicate
Braces { choice | choice } indicate a choice
Angle
braces
listed
(exact
command
If
the
was
entered.
<variable>
in
the
syntax
indicate
command
entry)
is
wrong,
The
command
optional
summary
shown,
the
computer
type
syntax
entries
of
specified
variables.
may
the
command,
uses:
entries
be
used.
reports
that
2-3
an
Boot
User
Command
Tests
The
boot
memory.
process
The
loads
command
the
operating
syntax
B[{F|W}1[{0|1|2|3}][:
Extend
winchester, a reference
more
and
Error
tent
correct
refer
Notice:
possible
XR
ECU
command
a
The
test
lowing
the
than
partition
messages
drive.
boot
to
Chapter 3 in
If
to
will
load a default
program
way
as
to
Monitor
menu,
menu
boot
command
one
drive
numbers
appear
To
correct
command.
the
computer
boot, use
should
is
useful
make
it
program
type
TEST
appears:
to
to
the
type
is
installed,
as
required.
if
an
this,
access
For
more
this
manual.
has
the
XR
configuration
then
only
when
unbootable.
contains
at
the
system
from a disk
is:
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(boot
from
floppy)
hard
disk)
to
boot a specific
add
the
attempt
been
command.
be
Monitor
is
made
the
Monitor
information
configured
At
and
allow
used
to
the
computer
five
user-selectable
prompt
the
reconfigure
has
drive
'
to
boot
program
about
in
such a way
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the
computer
been
tests.
and
press
into
computer
or
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(boot
from
drive.
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numbers
(O
or
1)
from a non-exis-
and
enter
the
error
messages,
that
it
is
prompt,
the
configured
To
ENTER.
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to
boot.
system.
in
access
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such
the
not
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type
of
the
or
the
OF
THE
TEST
TEST
TEST
MEMORY
TEST
CHOICE:
the
number
keyboard
test
is
halted.
FOLLOWING:
TEST
that
test,
each
corresponds
test
continues
to
the
to
run
test.
With
until
the
an
error
Operation
Page 13

To
stop a test,
to
return
EXIT
to
to
the
return
press
test
to
the
the
ESC
menu.
Monitor
key
There
prompt.
once.
you
can
Press
select
the
another
ESC
key a second
test
or
select
'
time
All tests,
the
If
an
appears
Disk
except
following:
SAMPLE
TYPE
error
on
Read
track O on
the
drive
you
actually
the
load
drive
to
Successful
from
the
disk.
with
memory
Keyboard
keyboard.
scan
code each
tested:
for
the
TEST
<ESC>
is
the
TO
detected
display.
Test — This
the
test
drive.
want
to
the
operating
run
the
test.
completion
If
the
computer
or
related
Test — This
Valid
entries
time a key
keyboard
TEST
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during
test.
the
test
continuously
To
change
It
is
not
system.
of this test
still
control
test
checks
display
an
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pressed.
test,
display a test
COUNT = X
test,
information
the
test
necessary
There
only
indicates
fails
to
circuits.
the
operation
ASCII
character
The
about
reads
the
drive,
manually
for
the
must
be a formatted
that
boot,
problems
of
or
following
count
the
first
boot
the
drive
most
symbol
keys
similar
sector
error
boot
to
of
from
operation
disk
can
could
exist
keys
on
and a key
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be
to
in
read
the
-
1
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PRINT
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CAPS
SHIFT
CTRL
ALT
NUM
ESC.
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TM-4100
detailed
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listing
of
scan
codes
Technical
for
this
computer.
Reference
Manual
contains
a
Operation
Page 14

Base
Memory
system
While
the
reaches
played
memory
test
the
video
on
the
Test — All
map,
is
running, a clicking
memory
screen.
memory
including
area, a series
video
sound
in
the
first
memory,
can
of
moving
megabyte
is
tested.
be
heard.
patterns
of
When
is
the
the
dis-
2-5
test
Extended
byte
area,
Power-up
used
Crystal
Interrupt
DMA
Disk
Timer 1 interrupt
CPU
Memory
base
memory
no
patterns
Test — This
during
frequencies
controllers
drive
startup.
Test — All
area
is
appear.
test
This
controllers
controller
installed
tested.
test
Since
continuously
checks
memory
no
video
repeats
the
following:
above
memory
the
power-up
the 1 mega-
exists
in
this
tests
Operation
Page 15

This
chapter
This
information
provides
will
Troubleshooting
information
assist
in
diagnosing
on
troubleshooting
to
the
major
Chapter
the
computer.
assembly
3
level.
A\
Static
Troubleshooting
Procedure
Precautions
Warning:
source
To
lowing
To
time,
before
prevent
precautions:
e
Do
not
aging
e
Equalize
and
yourself
picking
e
Once
it
down
returned
successfully
follow
1.
Run
puter
erals
been
settings
require
for
hardware
printed
proceed
To
prevent
servicing.
component
remove
until
it
the
static
up
the
the
device
or
let
to
its
troubleshoot
this
procedure:
the
ECU
system
such
as
enabled.
and
hardware
for
reference
to
the
shock,
disconnect
damage
any
static-sensitive
is
ready
to
be
electricity
by
touching
device
is
removed
go
of
protective
program
and
any
disk
drives,
The
recommended
configuration
configuration
next
with
it
until
this
to
optional
ECU
program
later.
step.
the
packaging.
check
printers,
the
computer
from
static
discharges,
device
installed.
between
work
the
other
from
it
is
computer
cards.
default
information).
If
the
the
surface
hand.
its
protective
either
in
the
configuration
This
and
other
also
allows
settings
(refer
to
computer
from
from
its
work
surface,
with
one
packaging,
installed
the
Chapter 5 of
in
shortest
will
verify
I/0
devices
you
of
cards
This
information
is
properly
the
AC
use
the
fol-
protective
the
hand
and
do not
the
computer
period
of
the
base
that
periph-
have
to
view
switch
which
this
configured,
power
pack-
device,
then
set
of
com-
may
manual
may
be
or
2.
Remove
for
damage
metal
parts,
of
heat
that
are
problem
the
cover
to
nicked
damage
bent
or
is
not
(refer
circuit
cards
or
cut
such
as
touching,
evident,
to
Chapter 4 of
or
chassis
wires,
cracked
discoloration
and
broken
proceed
to
the
this
parts
circuit
or
melting,
socket
next
manual)
such
as
dented
boards,
connector
connectors.
step.
and
check
or
evidence
If
bent
pins
the
Page 16

3.
The
troubleshooting
_
vicing
this
charts
later
computer.
in
this
chapter.
charts
offer a structured
Refer
to
the
section
approach
on
troubleshooting
to
ser-
Power-Up
Status
LEDs
At
power-up,
internal
problem
screen.
These
chapter.
The
following
puter:
1.
The
2.
The
remains
3.
Disk
4.
The
5.
Internal
6.
Computer
There
are
group
is
nector
these
ated
plugs
LEDs
signals.
the
circuits
during
and
this
error
Some
initialization
events
power
keyboard
supply
lit.
drives
initialize
prompt
appears
power-up
attempts
two
sets
located
on
onto
turn
on.
computer
components.
process,
messages
should
fan
resets,
status
(access
on
self-tests
to
of
status
the
system
the
system
Figure
begins
an
If
an
error
are
explained
actions
occur
when
the
produce a visual
starts.
LED’s
indicators
the
monitor
complete.
autoboot.
LEDs
in
the
board
board.
3-1
As
illustrates
initialization
computer
message
in
power
blink,
light,
encounters
appears
detail
is
applied
and
the
heads
process
display.
computer.
where
the
computer
these
the
The
power
LEDs
on
later
in
or
audible
to
NUM
seek).
power
supply
powers
and
the
to
check
a
the
monitor
this
the
LOCK
status
conup,
associ-
signal.
com-
LED
all
of
Figure
The
second
system
Figure
/
As
the
computer
by one,
puter
has
puter
is
Monitor
remain
that
follow
3-1.
Power
Status
set
of
LEDs,
board.
3-2.
Diagnostic
Figure
PLED
©
powers
each
goes
out.
passed a portion
configured
prompt
lit.
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to
to
appears
diagnostic
assist
in
LEDs
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the
diagnostic
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illustrates
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DISK
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the
diagnostic
LED
goes
internal
only
the
display,
are
used
the
computer.
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LEDs,
group
RAM ROM
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out,
power-up
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the
in
the
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also
located
of
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light
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indicates
tests.
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will
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troubleshooting
on
and
then,
that
the
If
the
remain
LEDs
the
one
com-
com-
lit.
If
charts
a
Troubleshooting
Page 17

3-3
N’
Troubleshooting
Charts
Notice:
is
damage
The
Start
chart
other,
or
sequence
Each
puter.
block
charts.
Dashed
formed
They
solution
Before
disconnected.
to
following
with
the
provides
more
recommend
through
block
Some
is a reference
lines
to
solve
are listed
last.
removing
Do
circuit
card
charts
General
immediate
detailed
further
until
in
the
chart
blocks
found
the
with
circuit
cards
not
remove
or
computer
are
organized
System
repair
charts.
tests
the
problem
represents a step
contain a smaller
to
the
notes
in
the
charts
problem.
the
most
circuit
(or
to
Troubleshooting
recommendations
These
charts
to
isolate
is
that
indicate a sequence
Perform
likely
solution
from
the
cards
both)
may
simplify
the
located
numbered
appear
the
troubleshooting
identify
problem.
and
in
troubleshooting
on
steps
first
computer,
with
result.
Chart,
or
the
Follow
repaired.
block.
the
in
the
and
be
power
Figure
directs
faulty
the
The
smaller
troubleshooting
of
steps
order
the
least
sure
power
applied
efforts.
3-3.
you
assembly
the
to
indicated.
likely
This
to
com-
be
per-
as
Troubleshooting
Page 18

Figure
3-3.
Apply
the
and
General
power
to
computer
monitor.
System
Troubleshooting
Is
the
LED
the
power
on/off | ves
switch
[it?
No
Refer
to
the
Main
Power
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting
Chart.
on
Chart
Are
system
power
Refer
all
of
board
LEDs
No No No
to
Main
Power
Chart.
the
the
lit?
Yes
Do
all
diagnostic
LEDs
on
the
system
board
light?
Refer
to
the
Dead
System
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Yes
Do
the
LEDs
system
go
out
Does
message
on
the
Refer
chapter
error
explanation.
diagnostic
on
the
board
one
by
one?
an
error
appear | No
screen?
Yes
to
this
for
message
—)
|—)
Ye
On
Yes
Refer
to
the
Dead
System
Troubleshooting
Chart. Chart.
on
Does a blinking
cursor
appear
the
monitor?
No
Refer
to
the
Video
Troubleshooting
Yes
Does
the
computer
autoboot?
No
Is
the
computer
configured
aqutoboot?
Refer
Troubleshooting
to
Yes
to
the
Drive
Chart. Chart.
No
Does
monitor
appear?
Does
an
message
appear?
Refer
to
chapter
error
message
explanation.
the
prompt
No
Yes
error
this
for
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Can
you
boot
the
computer
manually?
Refer
to
the
Dead
System
Troubleshooting
)
Troubleshooting
Page 19

Figure
3-4.
General
System
Troubleshooting
Chart
(continued)
©
Refer
to
the
Drive
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Do
any
error
messages
?
PP
Yes
Refer
to
this
chapter
error
for
message
explanation.
No
Does a DOS
prompt
appear
on
screen?
No
Refer
Disk—Based
Diagnostics
further
tests.
System
to
OK.
for
Yes
Enter
|using
date
the
the
MS—-DOS
command.
date
Do
any
error
messages
appear?
Yes
Refer
to
chapter
error
message
explanation.
this
for
No
Enter
using
time
the
the
MS—-DOS
command.
time
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Troubleshooting
Page 20

3-6
Figure
Yes
3-5.
Dead
Do
all
Ds
system
Replace
system
Does
LED
Refer
Memory
Troubleshooting
Chart.
System
diagnostic
on
the
board
light?
No
the
board.
the
ROM
go
out?
No
to
the
Troubleshooting
Do
any
Yes
messages
Does
Yes | control
message
error
appear | No
on
the
monitor?
Yes No
Refer
to
chapter
explanation
error
system
this
for
messages.
the
"System
processor | No
failure!”
error
appear?
Yes No
Replace
the
board.
an
of
Chart
Does a blinking
cursor
appear
on
the
monitor?
Refer
to
the
Video
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Does
the
RAM
LED
go
out?
Refer
to
the
Memory
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Yes
Does a keyboard
Yes
Does
the
CPU
LED
go
out?
No
Replace
the
system
board.
error
appear?
Yes
Refer
to
the
Keyboard
Troubleshooting
Chart.-
Yes
No
Troubleshooting
Page 21

Figure
.
@——P
3-6.
Dead
Does
LED
Do
any
messages
Refer
Memory
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Does
LED
System
the
INT
go
out?
No
error
appear? | Yes
No
to
the
the
DSK
go
out?
No
Troubleshooting
Yes
@
Refer
to
LED
this
for
messages.
the
RDY
go
out?
No
Yes
chapter
explanation
error
Does
an
of
Chart
(continued)
Yes
Is
LED
the
ENP
out?
No
Yes | system.
Operational
the
Disk—Based
Diagnostics
further
Refer
help.
to
for
Refer
to
the
Drive
Troubleshooting
Chart.
Is
the
computer
configured
autoboot?
Yes
Is
the
operating
system
installed. | No
Yes
Refer
to
the
Drive
Troubleshooting
Chart.
to
No
Configure
computer
aqutoboot
the
unit
Install
operating
the
to
or
boot
manually.
the
system.
Replace
system
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Page 22

3-8
Figure
NUM
LED
Is
the
connected
properly?
Is
the
in
AT
Replace
keyboard.
Replace
system
3-7.
Is
the
LOCK
Ilit?
keyboard
keyboard
mode?
T
|
1
1
Keyboard
No
Yes
Yes
the
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Yes
No
No
Reconnect
the
Set
switch
correct
keyboard.
the
keyboard
to
the
mode.
Chart
Do
any
messages
appear?
Refer
chapter
error
explanation.
error
Yes
to
this
for
message
No
Replace
keyboard.
Replace
system
the
T
1
1
1
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Page 23

3-9
Figure
Are
device
computer
"
Reconfigure
device
the
3-8.
Parallel/Serial
the
1/0
and
the
configure:
properly?
No
and/or
computer.
I,__.
the
1
Yes
Are
properly
connected?
Reconnect
Port
Troubleshooting
cables
No No
cables.
Yes
Does
connected
the
Replace
peripheral
Replace
peripheral
Replace
system
the
COM1
work?
Y
Chart
device
to
port
the
cable.
1
the
device.
T
|
|
the
board.
Yes
NOTES
1.
Run
the
configuration,
the
peripheral
ECU
program
and
to
device
to
verify
verify
documentation
proper
that
the
computer
device(s)
to
verify
configuration,
is
enabled.
hardware
1/0
Check
configuration.
device(s)
Troubleshooting
Page 24

3-10
Figure
O
3-9.
Parallel/Serial
Does
the
connected
COM2
peripheral
device
to
serial
port
work?
No
Replace
the
peripheral
cable.
T T
1 |
1 1
1
Replace
the
device.
T
|
|
1
Replace
the
system
board.
NOTES
1.
Disk—based
connector
(438-73)
the
diagnostics
and
Port
Troubleshooting
Does
the
LPT
Replace
Replace
Replace
system
require
parallel
port
device
to
work?
No
cable.
1
the
device.
the
board.
the
the
the
loopback
connected
peripheral
peripheral
tests
the
serial
Chart
Serial
ports
Run
Diagnostics
loopback
connector
(continued)
and
paraliel
operational.
Disk—Based
tesrs_
1
(438-64)
Troubleshooting
Page 25

Figure
Does
message
Refer
chapter
error
explanation.
3-10.
an
error
appear? | No
Yes
to
this
for
message
Drive
Troubleshooting
Run
disk—read
Run
and
memory
Refer
Troubleshooting
Chart
ROM-based
test.
Pass?
Yes
ROM-—-based
disk—based | Yes
tests.
Pass?
No
to
the
Memory
Chart.
Replace
controller.
Replace
backplane
Replace
system
No
the
T
|
1
1
1
drive
the
card.
the
board.
Are
drive
>
controller
configured
~
Reconfigure
the
and
disk
drive
properly?
No
hardware.
disk
the
card
the
Yes
Are
the
and
controller
configured
and
in
the
Run
and
enable
disk
drive
correctly
enabled
ECU?
No
the
ECU
drive.
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the
Troubleshooting
Page 26

3-12
Figure
@-—)
3-11.
cables
Reconnect
drive
Drive
Are
drive
connected | ves
properly?
No
the
cables.
Troubleshooting
damaged
Chart (continued)
Are
any
drive
cables
damaged?
Yes
Replace
any
cables.
No
Replace
disk
Replace
disk
controller.
Replace
backplane
Replace
power
Replace
system
the
drive.
T
|
|
1
the
drive
1
1
1
Il
the
card.
T
|
|
1
the
supply.
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Page 27

3-13
Figure
Yes
3-12.
Is
configured
Configure
video
use
Adjust
and
controls
positions.
display
Replace
Is
controller
TIGA
Video
Troubleshooting
the
video
card
properly?
No No
card
with
monitor.
contrast
brightness
to
appear?
No
monitor.
1
|
| 1
1
the
video
card?
Yes
[_
1
the
for
the
Yes
center supply
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the
a
Is
the
interface
connected
properly?
Reconnect
video
interface
cable.
Video
is
complete.
No
Chart
video
cable
the
check
a
Yes
Is
monitor
turned
Turn
monitor.
the
on
No
on?
the
Yes
[3]
Does
monitor
LED
|s
power
attached
supply
the
Connect
cable
monitor.
Replace
power
Replace
monitor.
the
power
light?
No
cable
to
and
monitor?
No
y
power
to
the
and
:
|
1
the
cable.
T
[
Il
the
AC | Yes
AC
the
2
2
Yes
Replace
monitor.
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the
NOTES
1.
Refer
configuration
2.
On
some
3.
If a TIGA
to
Chapter 5 in
information.
monitors
video
card
the
this
is
Yes
manual
Also,
power
cable
installed,
or
run the
cannot
run
c
manufacturer's
ECU
to
verify
be
removed.
the
TIGA
video
documentation
proper configuration.
Replace
diagnostics.
for
monitor
hardware
instead.
Troubleshooting
Page 28

3-14
Figure
No
‘——)
Yes
3-13.
Replace
video
Is
the
in
Replace
TIGA
controller
Video
Troubleshooting
the
card.
==
problem
the
VGA
mode?
No
the
video
card.
Yes | VGA
Replace
backplane
card.
Replace
daughterboard
on
the
video
Replace
backplane
Chart (continued)
the
the
TIGA
card.
the
card.
F—---
=
Replace
system
Replace
TIGA
controller.
Replace
system
the
board.
the
video
the
board.
Replace
backplane
-
the
card.
-
Replace
system
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Page 29

3-15
Figure
Is
switch
Is
plugged
Connect
proper
3-14.
the
LED
y
computer
the
proper
source?
AC
on/off
No
into
AC
No
it
source.
Power
lit?
to
Troubleshooting
AC
the
Is
system
the
on
Yes
Yes
board
Replace
power
Replace
power
Replace
on/off
assembly
wire
harness.
Replace
system
lit?
No
cord.
T
|
[
1
supply.
:
|
1
switch
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|
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board.
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the
the
the
and
the
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the
on
board
the
Is
LED
Remove
backplane
on
card.
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+5V
light?
Disconnect
drive
connectors.
the
+5V
Replace
power
DC
system
lit?
No
+5V
lit?
No
all
LED
No
power
LED
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supply.
LED
cards
the
all
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|
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by
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Replace
Replace
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by
cables
goes
one
goes
the
card.
until
out.
the
until
out.
drive
one
+5V
drive.
NOTES
1%
Po
information
not
remove
on
or
power
install
capacity
cards
with
of
this
power
computer.
applied.
Replace
backplane
Replace
system
card.
Replace
system
Refer
to
the
card.
the
memory
L
the
board.
Chapter 4 of
this
manual
for
Troubleshooting
Page 30

3-16
Figure
@—!
3-15.
Is
supply
Replace
power
Is
Remove
using
+12V
Disconnect
drive
connectors.
the
Replace
power
Power
the
power
fan
running?
No
supply.
the
+12Vv
LED
lit?
No
any
+12VDC.
LED
No
power
+12V
light?
No
the
supply.
Troubleshooting
Yes
check
the
card
Does|
light?
1
all
Does
LED
Yes
Yes
Replace
|
one
+12V
Replacs
defective
Reconnect
power
by
one
LED
Replace
Main
Yes
by
LED
cables
goes
Chart
power
complete.
cards
one
until
goes
the
card.
drive
one
until
+12V
out.
drive.
(continued)
out,|
using
—-12V
Remove
—12VDC.
-12V
Replace
power
Replace
backplane
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LED
LED
}
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1
the
lit?
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any
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the
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the
card.
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Replace
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the
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NOTES
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Replace
not
the
card.
T
|
|
1
the
board.
remove
or
install
cards
with
power
applied.
Replace
system
the
board.
Troubleshooting
Page 31

3-17
Figure
Does
message
on
Refer
error
3-16.
an
error
appear
the
screen?
Yes
to
this
chapter
for
message
explanation.
Memory
No
Troubleshooting
Reseat
SIMMs
memory
and
memory
cards.
ROM—based
disk—based
tests.
Pass?
Yes
the
board.
on
No
system
card
expansion
Run
and
memory
Replace
system
Chart
Replace
indicated
memory
Replace
system
Replace
expansion
backplane
Replace
system
defect—
ive
SIMMs
tests.
T
|
[
memory
card.
T
|
I
1
defective
memory
cards.
Replace
T
I
|
board.
by
the
any
card.
the
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Page 32

3-18
Disk-Based
Diagnostics
Power-Up
Messages
and
Error
An
optional
puter.
The
disk-based
detailed
information.
If a
diagnostics
disk.
If
it
sages
the
DISK
This
connected,
ware
Corrective
¢
series
TIGA
video
the
computer
displays
are
arranged
probable
ERROR:
message
failure
steps:
Inspect
package
a
message
if
the
disk-based
diagnostics
of
tests.
controller
is
available
encounters
on
in
alphabetical
cause(s),
occurs
the
occurs.
disk
and
Bad
disk
if
a
controller
drive
diagnostics
provide
Refer
to
Chapter
card
is
installed
on
~
any
problems
the
monitor.
order,
suggested
controller!
disk
drive
cable
card
is
not
power
and
package
a
1
of
in
the
TIGA
during
The
following
along
steps
is
seated
data
cables
is
available
more
extensive
this
manual
the
computer,
installation
self-tests
list
with
the
to
correct
damaged
properly,
for
the
or
nicks
for
this
com-
and
for
ordering
a
TIGA
and
utility
or
power-up,
of
error
mes-
descriptions
problem.
not
securely
or
if
a
hard-
or
damage;
of
®
Make
e
Reseat
e
Use
the
or
the
diagnostics
unit.
certain
controller
all
the
drive
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program
cables
controller
card
are
“Disk
is
at
to
help
properly
card.
Read
Test”
fault
(it
identify
connected.
to
determine
may
also
the
problem).
help
whether
to
run
Replace
the
drive
the
disk-b'fls.ed
the
failing
.
Troubleshooting
Page 33

DISK
ERROR:
This
error
the
disk,
problem
CRC
error!
indicates a faulty
etc.), a hardware
could
also
be
the
disk
(unformatted
failure,
drive
controller
or a loose
card.
disk,
or
faulty
corrupted
drive
cable.
3-19
data
The
on
Corrective
Try
another
readable
sectors
If
more
disk
drive.
Inspect
Inspect
Replace
DISK
ERROR:
The
computer
Corrective
If
this
message
error”.
steps:
disk.
If
files to a good
are
reported,
than
one
disk
If
the
second
all
power
all
cables
for
the
disk
controller
Data
detected
steps:
occurs
the
problem
disk
discard
drive
disk
and
signal
proper
corrected!
an
error,
on a regular
disappears,
and
reformat
the
disk.
is
installed
drive
cables
in
works,
for
nicks
installation.
card
using
the
but
was
able
basis,
the
the
the
computer,
replace
or
same
to
correct
refer
to
disk
is
faulty
the
damage.
model
the
“DISK
bad.
disk.
try
first
as
the
data.
ERROR:
Copy
any
If
bad
the
other
drive.
original.
CRC
Use
disk-based
diagnostics
to
test
the
drive.
Troubleshooting
Page 34

3-20
DISK
The
the
disk
ERROR:
computer
is
not
Disk
not
attempted
usable.
bootable!
to
boot
an
unformated
or
non-system
disk,
or
Corrective
Make
certain
in
the
drive.
Try
using
When
specified.
For a hard
necessary,
Reformat
replace
DISK
ERROR:
The
problem
Corrective
Replace
DISK
ERROR:
steps:
that
the
If
not,
reformat
another
copy
using a hard
If
not,
specify
disk
drive,
back
up
the
drive
the
hard
disk
DMA
overrun!
is
caused
by a DMA
steps:
the
system
Drive
floppy
of
disk
the
first
the
drive
and
install
drive.
board.
not
ready!
disk
is
the
disk
the
applications
drive
make
correct
try
to
reinstall
and
use
the
operating
hardware
bootable
and
and
install
the
software
sure a bootable
partition
PREP
and
the
operating
to
system.
failure.
properly
operating
or
data
engaged
system.
disk.
partition
reboot.
system.
reinitialize
the
As a last
is
If
disk.
resort,
There
is
no
drive
hardware
puter
attempts
Corrective
Verify
Make
certain
closed
drive
and
program
If
this
message
the
computer.
isolate
Replace
disk
in
failure
to
steps:
that
the
and
latched.
retry
to
find
the
problem.
the
drive.
the
floppy
access a non-existent
correct
the
disk
drive,
occurred.
drive
was
is
fully
the
This
message
disk
specified.
inserted
Try a different
the
boot
command.
the
problem.
occurs
If
when
problems
using
persist
the
run
disk
is
not
also
drive.
in
the
bootable
Run
the
hard
disk
the
disk-based
fully
inserted,
appears
drive,
disk
in
if
and
the
disk-based
drive,
try
diagnostics
or
a
the
com-
the
door
is
floppy
disk
diagnostics
to
reboot
to
Troubleshooting
Page 35

3-21
ERROR:
DISK
message
This
properly
been
Copy
bad
If
the
If
Reformat
-
Run
—
Replace
-
FORMAT
ERROR:
floppy
steps:
any
sectors
problem
files
Corrective
e
e
Note:
readable
DISK
The
Invalid
if
occurs
formatted.
readable
are
occurs
the
then
PREP,
hard
the
and
floppy
to
Invalid
damaged
is
disk
address
hard
the
to
files
reported,
on
disk.
hard
reformat
disk
will
PREP
disks
data
floppy
or
good
a
discard
hard
a
the
drive.
destroy
before
read!
was
or
mark!
disk
and
disk
disk.
the
three
disk,
disk.
hard
data
all
proceeding.
properly
not
damaged
is
reformat
options
the
on
formatted.
has
or
faulty
the
available:
are
Copy
drive.
not
disk.
any
Corrective
e
DISK
hard
The
figuration
steps:
any
Copy
sectors
bad
ERROR:
drive!
configuration
ECU
information.
Corrective
the
Use
e
boot
the
readable
are
Must
steps:
ECU
drive
files
reported,
run
program
program
to
(refer
disk
good
a
to
discard
the
configuration
contains
specify
to
the
the
owner’s
format
and
disk.
utility
incorrect
correct
manual
for
hard
hard
ECU
faulty
the
‘
from
boot
to
drive
disk
drive
disk
information).
disk.
con-
type
If
for
Troubleshooting
Page 36

3-22
DISK
:;1;(
computer
ERROR:
Sector
attempted
not
to
access
found!
an
unformatted
or
damaged
floppy
Corrective
¢
Copy
If
bad
DISK
ERROR:
The
computer
disk.
Corrective
®
Copy
any
sectors
Divide
The
message
again
by
power-up
may
quickly.
Corrective
®
Try
another
software
message
to
be
in
steps:
any
readable
sectors
are
Seek
attempted
steps:
readable
are
reported,
zero!
self-tests
also
appear
steps:
copy
manufacturer
occurs
the
during
software.
files
to
reported,
failure!
to
access
files
to
discard
failed
if
the
of
the
software,
or
the
a
good
discard
an
another
the
disk.
or
a
software
computer
dealer
to
power-up
disk
and
reformat
the
disk.
unformatted
disk
and
format
failure
is
turned
or
have
the
report
the
sequence,
the
or
damaged
the
occured.
off,
then
customer
problem.
the
problem
faulty
floppy
disk.
If
This
back
on
contact
Unless
is
likely
disk.
bad
the
this
¢
Turn
the
message
computer
off,
reappears,
wait
replace
15
the
seconds,
system
turn
board.
it
back
on
again.
If
the
Troubleshooting
Page 37

Error
message
This
bad
a
reading
logical
first
partition
indicates
a
sector.
boot
problem
code
the
in
hard
disk
media
drive
3-23
such
as
Corrective
Check
e
e
Back
up
Remove
e
recreate
e
Reinstall
e
As a last
partitions
Errors
This
another
operation.
before
Corrective
e
found!
message
error
continuing
Refer
to
that
problem.
steps:
hard
the
the
hard
the
partition
the
the
resort,
and
will
message.
Its
purpose
steps:
the
first
drive
disk
disk
partition
operating
prep
operating
Please
be
displayed
The
is
to
the
boot
error
press
setup
drive.
where
out
(maps
system
the
entire
system.
<Esc>
at
first
message
make
process.
message
using
the
on
the
the
and
error
bad
the
the
hard
to
bottom
user
follow
program.
ECU
the
message
sector).
new
partition.
disk
drive
continue
of
the
indicates
aware
what
that
the
instructions
generated
is
and
screen
error
errors
and
reinstall
following
halted
exist
to
resolve
the
Troubleshooting
Page 38

3-24
Errors
continue
The
Corrective
e
ERROR:
This
also
Corrective
e
e
ERROR:
found:
computer
Enter
Bad
message
could
Use
the
ration
Refer
to
the
real-time
Bad
Please
was
powered
steps:
the
required
configuration
normally
problem
indicate
steps:
ECU
information.
a
configuration
“Real-Time
clock
SIMM
unlock
up
with
password.
appears
Clock
IC.
Module
after
in
program
IC
keyboard
the
keyboard
information
real-time
chip.
RTC
the
to
verify
Replacement”
on
Expansion
then
press
locked
found
clock
in
in
replacement.
or
re-enter
Chapter 4 and
Board!
<Esc>
(by
software).
CMOS!
the
configu-
to
It
replace
This
message
Corrective
e
Check
properly
e
Swap
the
the
module
module
e
Use
the
the
tests
card.
indicates a problem
steps:
memory
seated.
is
disk-based
SIMMs
installed
defective.
was
SIMMs
not
installed
diagnostics
identify a faulty
on
with
on
the
expansion
each
correctly.
program
SIMM
an
expansion
other.
module,
card
If
the
If
the
to
test
replace
memory
to
be
sure
problem
problem
extended
the
SIMM
card.
they
are
disappears,
moves,
memory.
or
a
If
the
.
Troubleshooting
Page 39

3-25
ERROR:
faulty
A
this
Corrective
e
e
e
ERROR:
The
agree
For
memory
memory.
SIMM
Corrective
Bad
or
message
error
Reseat
Replace
the
Run
amount
with
example
but
The
or
expansion
SIMM
improperly
to
steps:
indicated
the
indicated
the
disk-based
memory
Base
base
of
amount
the
system
the
power-up
at
message
steps:
Module
installed
generated.
be
SIMM,
SIMM,
diagnostics
size
memory
base
of
may
the
also
can
memory
Main
on
on
SIMM
UXXX.
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for
error!
specified
memory
been
have
computer
indicate
card.
Board!
system
the
extensive
more
ECU
the
only
faulty
xxxK
SETUP:
in
identified
configured
sees
a
Chip:
board
memory
ACTUAL:
program
during
640K
for
of
512K
improperly
or
Uxxx!
cause
can
tests.
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not
does
power-up.
base
of
base
installed
e
Use
the
ECU
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Inspect
e
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puter
identify a faulty
failure,
chips
an
clusive,
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the
disk-based
does
or a problem
or
the
expansion
replace
program
SIMMs
not
boot,
system
memory
the
to
verify
for
proper
diagnostics
replace
SIMM,
replace
with
board.
card,
system
the
correct
installation.
for
more
the
first
SIMM
it.
If
the
the
Monitor
If
the
tests
identify a memory
replace
board.
that
base
memory
extensive
and
try
tests
identify a CMOS
ROM,
replace
card.
If
tests.
again.
the
tests
size.
If
the
If
the
the
indicated
problem
are
com-
tests
RAM
on
incon-
Troubleshooting
Page 40

3-26
ERROR:
Reconfiguring
The
with
run
base
of
a
memory
Corrective
®
¢
®
Base
base
memory
the
actual
the
ECU
configuration
memory
missing
The
temporarily
user
program
message
Run
cating
An
if
memory
an
message
or
on
or
the
on
steps:
computer
to
configure
is
will
the
ECU
at
least
expansion
the
user
on
expansion
will
use
the
the
system
memory
actual
base
specified.
defective
system
reconfiguring
not
continue
configured
the
appear.
ECU
size
size
specified
memory
This
expansion
board.
will
automatically
the
run
to
program
512K
of
memory
system
memory
to
reconfigure
board
to a minimum
too
base
memory
during
size
program,
message
actual
computer
correct
appear
to
to
properly
memory
card
may
the
computer
board
and
card.
If
Install
or
the
small!
installed
SETUP:
as
configuration
in
there
must
may
also
memory
correct
base
memory
using
the
the
configuration
whenever
reconfigure
as
base
memory.
cause
this
with
the
remainder
the
card
replace
the
computer
of
512K.
xoxxK
512K
the
computer.
be
at
be
generated
card
or
defective
this
configuration
as
ECU
program.
system
the
the
message
less
than
of
is
missing
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to
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ACTUAL:
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512K
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computer
to
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base
or
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base
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In
order
512K
of
because
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error
to
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up.
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generated
of
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disk-based
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Replace
system
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after
diagnostics
and
replace
the
system
board
doing
it.
board
memory
the
above
program
as a last
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steps
to
locate
resort.
also
the
the
generate
problem
defective
this
persists,
run
system
error
the
board
Troubleshooting
Page 41

ERROR:
disk
The
closed,
not
Cannot
not
is
or
reset
properly
hardware
a
drive!
installed
failure
in
has
drive,
the
occured.
the
drive
3-27
door/latch
is
Corrective
Check
e
sure
Make
e
Replace
e
ERROR:
The
Corrective
e
ERROR:
Either
Corrective
e
CMOS
internal
Replace
CPU
the
Replace
steps:
floppy
the
the
drive
the
CMOS
steps:
real-time
the
failure!
or
CPU
steps:
the
to
disk
door
drive
the
or
Memory
memory
supporting
system
board
sure
be
fully
is
controller.
disk
Failure!
(real-time
chip
clock
circuitry
in
the
inserted
is
it
closed.
clock)
detailed
as
suffered
computer.
correctly
the
failed
Chapter
in
hardware
a
the
in
power-up
4.
failure.
drive.
test.
ERROR:
An
error
problem.
1/0
Corrective
®
e
EISA
master
message
Slot 0 would
card.
Replace
If
slot 0 is
Expansion
card
gives
steps:
the
expansion
indicated,
Bus
timeout.
on
the
expansion
the
slot
number
indicate a CPU
card
replace
in
the
of
the
system
Current
bus
held
the
master
problem
slot
indicated
board.
Bus
Master
the
bus
too
causing
or a problem
by
the
the
error
is
slot:
long.
with
message.
z!
The
the
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Page 42

3-28
ERROR:
ACTUAL:
The
amount
not
agree
power-up.
problem.
Corrective
e
Use
the
¢
Inspect
®
Use
the
the
computer
the
tests
memory
ERROR:
This
is
taking
system
Fail-safe
indicates
too
board.
Extended
memory
yyyyyK
of
extended
with
the
amount
A
faulty
or
improperly
steps:
ECU
program
all
SIMMs
for
disk-based
will
not
identify
card,
a
replace
timer
either a software
long)
or
possibly a faulty
size
memory
of
extended
specified
installed
to
verify
proper
diagnostics
faulty
the
installation.
boot,
replace
SIMM,
indicated
timeout!
program
applications
error!
memory
the
memory
the
replace
memory
fail-safe
SETUP:
in
the
identified
SIMM
size
to
test
first
SIMM
it.
If
module,
problem
timer
xoooxK
ECU
program
can
also
entry.
extended
and
the
problem
(a
software
chip
during
create
memory.
try
or
the
on
the
does
this
again.
is
on
card.
task
If
If
a
Corrective
e
Try
another
customer
problem.
e
If
the
problem
is
probably
it
back
steps:
copy
contact
faulty.
on.
If
occurs
the
message
of
the
the
software
during
Turn
software
manufacturer
the
the
computer
reappears
applications
power-up
replace
off,
wait
sequence,
the
program
or
dealer
15
seconds, and
system
or
to
report
the
timer
board.
have
the
the
chip
turn
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Page 43

3-29
ERROR:
Some
cessor
occurs
Corrective
e
Invalid
internal
state.
when
steps:
Check
process
Otherwise,
an
to
be
command.
e
Try
another
software
e
Replace
ERROR:
This
error
ally
the
manufacturer
the
IOCHK
indicates a problem
problem
sibly a backplane
Corrective
steps:
command!
(usually
illegal
command
sure
the
copy
of
system
from
is
caused
problem.
math
hardware
a
command
the
software
or
dealer
board.
Expansion
with a card
by a memory
related)
failure
is
entered.
syntax
or
to
Board
created
occured.
is
have
report
in
the
parity
This
correct
the
customer
the
problem.
in
slot
slot
error
on
pro-
illegal
an
also
error
and
re-enter
contact
z!
indicated.
the
Gener-
card
or
the
the
pos-
e
e
e
Replace
Replace
Replace
the
expansion
the
backplane
the
system
card
card.
board.
in
the
indicated
slot.
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Page 44

3-30
ERROR:
The
error
certain
Corrective
e
e
e
ERROR:
The
Corrective
e
Keyboard
keyboard
may
peripheral
Verify
manual
manual
Replace
If
this
peripheral
Memory
power-up
Inspect
is
not
also
be
steps:
that
the
for
proper
for
keyboard
the
keyboard.
message
devices
tests
steps:
all
SIMMs
not
responding
properly
generated
devices
keyboard
occurs
parity
detected a memory
for
connected,
if
the
(such
as a printer).
is
properly
connection
configuration
frequently,
are
powered
failure!
proper
installation.
or
or
computer
connected
procedure
information).
make
up
at
the
parity
not
connected!
the
cable
is
powered
and
sure
that
same
failure.
is
damaged.
up
after
(refer
to
the
Chapter 5 of
the
computer
time.
This
owner’s
this
and
e
Use
the
computer
and
try
expansion
ERROR:
This
rupted
normally
powered
Corrective
e
e
No
indicates
in
the
appears
up
Run
the
data.
If
the
Replace
disk-based
does
not
again.
steps:
problem
If
the
card
the
configuration
that
the
8K x 8
for
ECU
the
EEPROM
when a new
the
first
configuration
persists
system
diagnostics
boot,
replace
tests
identify a faulty
memory
EISA
time.
board
is
in
configuration
on
system
program
it
may
and
program
the
on.
If
non-volatile
the
system
board
indicate a faulty
reconfigure
first
SIMM
not,
replace
data
board.
is
to
restore
to
has
installed
the
check
on
the
SIMM,
the
memory!
been
This
the
lost
8K
computer.
memory.
system
replace
system
lost
error
and
configuration
x 8
it
or
board.
or
cor-
message
it
is
EEPROM.
If
board
the
the
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Page 45

3-31
ERROR:
This
power
dropped
the
ware
guage
this
Corrective
e
e
e
ERROR:
The
It
could
Non-maskable
message
supply
below
AC
source
program
commands
error.
steps:
Turn
the
Ifthe
ACsupply
until
the
If a
software
software
Non-volatile
EISA
configuration
be
caused
supply
by a software
warns
of
an
has
failed
(blown
acceptable
caused
issues
the
an
undefined
entered
computer
is
off.
at
fault,
problem
problem
manufacturer
8K x 8
by a faulty
error.
interrupt!
impending
fuse
operating
problem.
from
the
If
the
power
do
not
is
corrected.
is
suspected,
for
assistance.
memory
EEPROM
non-volatile
power
or
levels
The
interrupt.
Monitor
failure.
circuit
(brownout),
message
Certain
program
supply
apply
power
have
checksum
memory
memory
Either
breaker),
also
appears
machine
can
is
at
fault,
to
the
computer
the
customer
failure!
has
been
chip
the
AC
the
supply
or a glitch
if a soft-
lan-
also
cause
replace
it.
system
contact
corrupted.
or
in
rare
cases
has
in
the
Corrective
e
Run
the
e
If
the
problem
due
to a faulty
replaced.
e
If
the
problem
~
have
the
assistance.
steps:
ECU
customer
to
reconfigure
occurs
8k x 8
occurs
only
contact
during
EEPROM
while
the
the
non-volatile
the
power-up
chip
and
the
running a certain
software
manufacturer
memory.
tests,
the
system
software
cause
board
or
may
be
should
be
program,
dealer
for
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3-32
ERROR:
This
mean
Corrective
o
e
ERROR:
The
appear
Corrective
e
e
Please
message
the
back-up
If
the
battery
ECU
configuration
mation
Refer
to
battery)
ROM
monitor
if
the
Turn
the
If
the
message
replace
is
normal
battery
steps:
(réal-u'me
for
the
computer.
Chapter 4 and
and
run
the
checksum
ROM
failed
computer
steps:
computer
reappears,
the
after
replacing
is
weak
clock
program
replace
ECU
configuration
failure!
the
power-up
is
turned
off,
wait
replace
back-up
the
and
should
chip)
to
enter
the
real-time
self
off,
then
15
seconds,
the
battery!
back-up
be
was
recently
the
proper
program.
test.
back
on
and
system
battery.
replaced.
replaced,
configuration
clock
chip
This
message
very
quickly.
turn
it
back
board.
It
can
also
use
infor-
(contains
may
also
on.
the
the
ERROR:
volatile
EISA
product.
what
be
generated.
ured
ferent
in
that
a
different
Corrective
e
e
Slot
memory!
expansion
If
has
been
the
system
EISA
slot
Be
sure
that
is
If
problem
z,
ID
xxxxxxx:
cards
are
the
actual
manufacturer-assigned
configured
This
error
to
accept
card
in
that
slot.
with a certain
ID.
steps:
the
EISA
card
actually
located
remains,
replace
Board
manufactured
in
the
ECU
message
an
ID,
that
will
EISA
The
system
but
instead
was
there.
the
board
configured
EISA
ID
does
not
with
an
ID
for
ID
does
configuration
be
generated
in a certain
expects
finds
expansion
an
to
to
find
EISA
be
data,
if
match
that
not
the
slot,
an
card
in
the
card.
non-
particular
match
with
this
error
user
config-
but
puts a dif-
EISA
card
there
slot
is
the
will
with
one
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Page 47

3-33
ERROR:
EISA
error
Slot
cards
will
be
Corrective
e
If
this
should
ERROR:
The
to
expect
appear
Slot
configuration
an
to
the
Corrective
e
Run
the
information.
e
Be
sure
e
If
the
error
z,
ID
have a set
generated.
steps:
error
occurs
be
replaced.
z,
ID
data
EISA
card
computer
steps:
ECU
program
the
EISA
occurs
xxoooxxx
period
of
frequently
xxooxx
in
the
non-volatile
in
the
indicated
to
be
there.
to
reconfigure
expansion
again,
replace
Board
time
to
the
Missing
card
is
the
not
ready!
respond
EISA
when
card
board!
memory
slot,
but
the
the
computer
installed
EISA
in
expansion
addressed
in
the
tells
the
card
does
with
the
slot.
card.
or
this
indicated
computer
not
the
correct
slot
ERROR:
The
slot.
Slot
computer
However,
Corrective
e
Reconfigure
ERROR:
Slot
tered!
The
slot
indicated
EISA
card
Corrective
e
Reconfigure
z,
has
an
steps:
z,
is
found
steps:
ID
xxooxxx
been
EISA
card
the
system
ID
xxxccooxx
is
configured
there.
the
system
Slot
configured
with
the
using
the
Unexpected
to
using
the
is
not
empty!
to
indicate
indicated
ECU
no
card
ID
is
program.
found
board
contain a non-EISA
ECU
program.
in
the
ID
encoun-
card
indicated
in
that
slot.
but
an
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Page 48

3-34
ERROR:
This
sibly
applications
Corrective
e
error
the
Try
Software
message
bus
software
steps:
another
software
o
If
this
message
indicate a timer
seconds,
again,
replace
ERROR:
The
message
System
system
may
control
quickly.
Corrective
steps:
generated
is
generated
master
timeout,
program.
copy
of
the
manufacturer
is
generated
chip
then
turn
the
the
system
control
processor
also
appear
by
and
program
or
dealer
during
problem.
computer
board.
processor
failed
if
the
computer
non-maskable
the
fail-safe
is
usually
to
Turn
or
have
report
the
the
back
due
this
power-up
computer
on.
failure!
the
power-up
is
turned
interrupt!
timer
timeout,
to a problem
the
customer
problem.
sequence
off,
If
the
message
self-test.
off,
then
or
in
contact
wait
This
on
again
pos-
an
the
it
could
for
15
appears
e
Turn
the
the
message
ERROR:
The
This
again
Timer
interrupt
message
quickly.
Corrective
e
Turn
the
the
message
computer
reappears,
interrupt
controller
may
steps:
computer
reappears,
also
off,
wait
replace
or
timing
appear
off,
wait
replace
for
15
the
failure!
logic
if
the
computer
for
15
the
seconds,
system
failed
board.
the
is
seconds,
system
board.
then
turn
power-up
turned
and
off,
turn
it
back
on.
self-test.
then
on
it
back
on.
If
If
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Page 49

3-35
ERROR:
An
Wild
unexpected
program.
Corrective
e
Turn
the
the
program.
e
If
the
message
program,
software
e
If
the
program
ERROR:
An
Wild
unexpected
program.
Corrective
hardware
error
or
steps:
computer
occurs
it
may
be
manufacturer
message
to
test
occurs
the
Interrupt!
error
steps:
memory
off,
wait
at
software
or
computer.
or
memory
interrupt!
failure
15
seconds,
the
same
related.
dealer
and
randomly,
Replace
failure
occurred
and
place
during
Have
the
report
use
the
any
faulty
occurred
while
running
turn
it
back
the
operation
customer
the
problem.
disk-based
assemblies.
while
running
a
on.
Rerun
of
a
contact
the
diagnostics
a
e
Turn
the
the
program.
e
If
the
message
program,
software
e
If
the
message
to
test
Fatal
Error:
This
message
message.
The
Corrective
e
Refer
to
that
problem.
computer
occurs
it
may
be
manufacturer
occurs
the
computer.
Cannot
only
appears
first
message
steps:
the
first
error
off,
wait
at
the
software
or
dealer
randomly,
Replace
Continue!
immediately
indicates
message
15
seconds,
same
place
related.
and
use
any
faulty
following
what
and
follow
and
turn
during
Have
the
report
the
the
disk-based
assemblies.
error
halted
the
it
back
on.
the
operation
customer
contact
problem.
diagnostic
another
error
operation.
instructions
to
Rerun
of
a
the
tests
resolve
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3-36
Non-system
The
computer
without
Corrective
e
¢
e
an
operating
steps:
Make
certain a valid
Install
the
tation
for
Reboot.
Non-maskable
This
message
power
has
message
rupt.
program
Corrective
supply
dropped
also
Certain
can
steps:
below
disk
attempted
to
system.
drive
operating
system.
instructions.
interrupt
warns
has
of
an
failed
impending
(blown
acceptable
appears
machine
also
if a software
language
cause
this
boot
from a formatted
is
selected
Refer
to
received!
power
fuse
or
operating
program
commands
error.
for
the
the
operating
failure.
circuit
breaker),
levels
issues
entered
disk
or
partition
boot
operation.
system
Either
the
or
the
(brownout).
an
undefined
from
the
documen-
AC
supply
The
inter-
Monitor
e
Turn
the
the
AC
the
problem
e
If a software
software
No
bootable
The
hard
disk
is
no
default
at
the
Monitor
Corrective
e
Make
certain a valid
e
Reboot.
computer
supply
is
is
resolved.
problem
manufacturer
partitions
drive
does
boot
partition
prompt,
steps:
off.
at
fault,
not
the
partition
If
the
power
do
not
restore
is
suspected,
for
assistance.
know
which
specified
partition
was
is
selected
or
have
when
not
supply
is
power
the
customer
partition
using
specified.
to
boot
at
fault,
to
the
to
boot
the
from.
replace
computer
contact
from.
BW
command
it.
until
the
There
If
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3-37
Not a bootable
computer
The
hard
the
Corrective
Install
o
e
Reboot.
Overflow!
message
This
Reboot
e
Try
software
off,
related.
turned
ware
invalid
Corrective
e
attempted
drive
disk
steps:
operating
the
appears
then
It
operation.
steps:
the
another
manufacturer
partition
is
that
if
on
back
may
also
computer
copy
of
boot
to
a
not
system
power-up
a
quickly.
very
occur
and
run
the
program
or
dealer
a
from
bootable
partition.
the
on
self-test
This
software
a
when
the
application
or
to
correctly
partition.
have
report
specified
failed
problem
program
the
the
the
if
or
also
can
again.
customer
problem.
partition
computer
soft-
be
attempts
contact
on
is
an
the
e
problem
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15
seconds,
system
this
message
is
probably
and
board.
occurs
software-related.
turn
it
back
during
on.
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the
the
power-up
Turn
the
message
sequence,
computer
reappears,
off,
wait
replace
the
for
the
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Page 52

Chapter
4
Managing
Supply
Capacity
Power
This
chapter
various
Standard
Notice:
following
The
volts
The
tional
system,
than
reduce
erly.
hardware
power
DC.
basic
disk
be
17
amps.
system
Some
Disassembly
provides
Architecture)
Before
section
supply
system
drives
sure
Attempting
reliability
typical
procedures
options
computer.
adding
on
managing
in
this
uses
approximately
or
option
the
total
current
for
for
the
Z-486/25E
hardware
computer
cards.
current
to
and
requirements
options
power
provides
When
requirement
use
more
cause
the
disassembly
supply
11
and
EISA
to
this
capacity.
17
amps,
leaving 6 amps
adding
of
current
computer
than
are:
Options
and
installation
(Extended
computer,
amps
of
drives
all
options
is
available
to
function
current
or
cards
is
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no
improp-
of
read
at
for
to
the
more
may
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tape
back-up
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average
e
average
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with
exact
current
half
height
full
height
floppy
EISA
ISA
the
disk
floppy
requirement
disk
drive:
option
option
manufacturer
hard
disk
drive:
hard
disk
drive: 2 amps
drive:
.2
amps
drive:
.5
amps
.7
amps
card:
2.3
amps
card: 2 amps.
of
the
specific
of
that
option.
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amps
option
to
be
added
for
the
Page 53

Static
Precautions
To
protect
®
Do
not
aging
e
Equalize
and
picking
®
Once
not
protective
ICs
and
remove
until
Youare
the
yourself
up
the
you
have
set
it
down
packaging.
circuit
any
static
ready
static
electricity
by
touching
device
with
removed
until
it
boards:
sensitive
to
install
between
the
work
the
other
the
device
is
installed
device
it.
the
surface
hand.
from
in
the
from
its
work
surface,
with
one
its
protective
computer
protective
the
hand
and
packaging,
or
returned
pack-
device,
then
do
to
its
Cover
Removal/
Installation
it
Warning:
source
To
remove
A.
Disconnect
monitor
before
To
prevent
removing
the
computer
and
aside.
shock,
the
cover:
N
a
=
—
set
the
video
disconnect
cover.
B.
the
computer
Unlock
from
&
the
computer
the
AC
cover.
power
Disassembly
and
Options
C.
Remove
the
To
re-install
rear
the
thumbscrews
of
the
the
cover,
computer.
reverse
from
the
D.
Slide
the
Make
on
process
the
cover
computer
sure
the
internal
of
the
above
toward
and
cover
cables
the
lift
it
up
does
or
connectors.
steps.
front
and
not
of
off.
bind
Page 54

N
Circuit
Card
Removal/Installation
Notice:
To
1.
2.
3.
Use
remove a circuit
Remove
Remove
orientation
Refer
to
card
to
the
pull
it
free
static
precautions.
card:
the
cover
any
cables
so
they
Figure
4-1
computer
of
the
as
described
attached
can
be
properly
and
remove
chassis.
connector.
earlier.
to
the
the
Save
card.
Note
reattached
screw
that
the
screw.
their
location
later.
secures
Grasp
the
the
circuit
card
and
and
Figure
4.
Place
4-1.
the
Circuit
card
Card
in
Removal/Installation
protective
packaging.
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 55

To
install a circuit
1.
Refer
to
Table
card
4-1
in
the
and
computer:
select
the
expansion
slot for
the
new
card.
N,/
Table
4-1.
CONNECTOR
P300
P301
P302
P303
P304
Before
2.
figure
mation
the
3.
Remove
Remove
4.
puter
Figure
Expansion
BUS
EISA
installing
computer.
the
the
on
computer.
the
and
chassis
4-2.
Blank
EISA
EISA
EISA
EISA
ECU.
cover
save
the
at
Panel
Slot
Assignments
CARD
Open
Open
Open
Video
IDE/Floppy
new
the
Refer
After
as
described
screw
the
slot
Removal
Card
card(s),
the
to
running
earlier.
and
location
Disk/SCSI
the
run
owner’s
ECU,
the
cover
blank
used.
be
to
Controller
program
ECU
manual
turn
plate
Refer
for
off
from
to
Card
to
further
unplug
and
the
Figure
recon-
infor-
com-
4-2.
N’
Disassembly
and
Options
5.
6
7.
to
Refer
card
the
card
with
to
Refer
cables.
Replace
Figure
pushing
by
the
screw
circuit
the
cover.
position
and
4-1
carefully
removed
documentation
card
the
until
in
step
new
slides
it
4.
and
over
card
into
attach
the
place.
peripheral
any
Seat
slot.
Secure
the
L
Page 56

Backplane
Card
Removal/Installation
Notice:
To
remove
1.
Remove
2.
Remove
cedure
3.
Remove
chassis.
Use
static
the
the
any
outlined
the
Refer
precautions.
backplane
cover
as
circuit
cards
in
the
two
screws
to
Figure
card:
described
installed
previous
securing
4-3.
earlier.
in
the
section.
the
backplane
computer
card
using
to
the
the
pro-
Figure
4.
Unplug
board.
4-3.
\
\
Backplane
and
lift
the
Card
Removal
backplane
card
out
of
the
socket
on
the
system
5.
To
install a new
steps.
backplane
card,
reverse
the
Disassembly
process
in
the
and
above
Options
Page 57

4-6
4167
Coprocessor
Installation
NOTICE:
To
install
1.
2.
3.
Figure
e
Use
an
Remove
If a disk
have
to
instructions
that
is
Use
Figure
4-4.
.
T
static
precautions.
optional
the
cover
drive
is
be
removed
later
installed
Numeric
4-4
in
to
4167
coprocessor:
as
described
installed
in
the
locate
Coprocessor
in
before
this
chapter
slot.
the
installing
earlier.
the
top
slot of
the
coprocessor.
for
removal
numeric
Installation
coprocessor
mp
the
computer,
of
the
v
Refer
type
of
socket.
it
may
to
drive
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Insert
the
Align
the
corner
1
notched.
Reinstall
Replace
The
when
is
of
corner
of
any
the
coprocessor
the
necessary.
IC
into
the
notched
the
chip
the
socket.
drive
cover.
is
computer
socket
as
shown
corner
is
of
the
coprocessor
also
marked
The
pin 1 corner
which
may
have
automatically
is
turned
on
with
made
and
in
Figure
an
index
of
been
removed
available
booted,
chip
the
so
’
4-4.
(the
notched
dot)
with
socket
is
also
earlier.
to
the
system
no
configuration
the pin
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 58

OEM
ROM
Installation
Notice:
To
install
1.
Remove
2.
Locate
board.
Use
an
static
OEM
the
the
OEM
Refer
precautions.
ROM:
computer
to
Figure
ROM
cover
socket
4-5.
as
described
at
location
earlier.
U114
on
the
system
Figure
1
T
g
3.
Remove
4.
Carefully
with
S.
Replace
4-5.
pin
OEM
any
expansion
insert
one
the
cover.
ROM
Installation
the
IC
of
the
socket.
OEM
&\\\&
ROM
i\\\\‘\\\\\\\s
cards
into
the
Refer
or
that
socket
to
may
make
by
aligning
Figure
e
4-5.
access
pin
one
difficult.
of
the
IC
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 59

System
Card
Memory
Removal/
Installation
Notice:
To
remove
1.
Remove
2.
Remove
chassis.
Use
the
static
precautions.
system
the
cover.
the
two
screws
Refer
to
Figure
memory
card:
securing
4-6.
the
system
memory
card
to
the
Figure
3.
Lift
4-6.
the
System
system
Memory
memory
Card
Removal/Installation
card
out
of
its
socket
on
the
system
board.
Disassembly
and
Options
4.
To
install a new
above
steps.
system
memory
card,
reverse
the
process
in
the
Page 60

4-9
SIMM
Removal
Installation/
Note:
Before
reconfigure
on
the
ECU.
to
allow
64-bit
order.
For
example, a pair
4M
SIMMs.
Notice:
To
1.
2.
3.
Use
install
SIMMs
Remove
Locate
dure
outlined
Refer
to
proper
in
the
socket,
until
it
latches
Figure
4-7.
adding
the
computer.
For
maximum
wide
Turn
off
static
(Single
the
cover
the
system
earlier.
Figure
socket,
and
snaps
into
engage
SIMM
or
removing
Refer
memory,
to
the
owner’s
performance,
memory
and
operation.
of
1M
unplug
SIMMs
the
computer.
Pairs
may
precautions.
In-Line
as
memory
4-7
and
gently
pushing
Memory
described
card
install
pushing
the
earlier.
and
each
SIMM
it
down
module
place. A distinctive
the
SIMM.
Installation/Removal
run
the
manual
install
SIMMs
may
be
followed
Modules):
remove
it
by
until
it
into
the
click
will
ECU
program
for
in
be
installed
using
the
putting
is
all
the
upright
be
heard
to
information
similar
by a pair
in
pairs
any
of
proce-
it
in
the
way
down
position
as
the
o
4.
Reinstall
above
5.
Replace
6.
Perform
-
in
functioning
7.
Run
the
tion
the
system
steps.
the
cover.
the
ROM-based
Chapter 2 of
properly.
the
disk-based
new
memory.
for
testing
o
—
memory
this
manual
memory
Refer
instructions.
card
memory
to
diagnostic
to
the
by
reversing
tests
described
verify
that
tests
disk-based
-|r
r
the
process
in
“User’s
all
memory
to
thoroughly
diagnostics
r=ar
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in
rearsy
the
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Tests”
banks
are
check
documenta-
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Disassembly
and
Options
Page 61

4-10
To
remove a SIMM:
Remove
1.
Remove
2.
above.
Remove
3.
screwdriver
outward
Gently
4.
Reinstall
memory
Replace
Perform
in
functioning
Run
the
packed
the
cover.
the
system
the
appropriate
to
until
the
tip
the
module
the
system
removal
the
cover.
the
ROM-based
Chapter 2 of
properly.
the
disk-based
new
memory
with
the
memory
SIMM(s)
push
the
latches
SIMM
releases.
and
lift
memory
instructions
memory
this
manual
memory
configuration.
disk-based
card
using
by
carefully
on
each
Refer
it
out.
card
by
reversing
above.
tests
described
to
verify
that
diagnostic
Refer
diagnostics
tests
to
for
the
procedure
outlined
using a flat-bladed
end
of
the
SIMM
socket
to
Figure
all
the
4-7.
the
system
in
“User’s
memory
to
banks
thoroughly
documentation
further instructions.
Tests”
are
check
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 62

4-11
NS
Disk
Drive
Installation
Notice:
the
ECU
drive(s).
Use
Optional
cedure
1.
2.
Figure
Consult
ECU
configuration
program
Then
static
precautions.
drives
to
install
Remove
Refer
slot
on
4-8.
to
reconfigure
turn
are
optional
the
to
Figure
the
chassis.
Drive
the
owner’s
program
off
and
installed
cover
as
4-8
Support
manual
when
the
unplug
in
drives:
described
and
remove
Bracket
to
adding
computer
the
the
top
earlier.
the
Removal
reconfigure
or
removing
before
installing
computer.
drive
slot.
panel
covering
Use
the
computer
the
the
drives.
Run
the
new
following
disk
drive
'
using
the
disk
pro-
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 63

4-12
3.
Reposition
chassis
the
with
panel
the
as
screws
shown
removed
in
Figure
in
the
previous
4-9
and
reattach
step.
it
to
the
Figure
4.
Proceed
being
pages.
4-9.
Drive
by
installed.
Support
following
These
Bracket
the
instructions
Installation
instructions
are
for
the
listed
particular
on
the
following
drive
type
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 64

Optional
Floppy
3.5-Inch
Disk
Installation
Drive
computer
This
e
3.5-inch,
e
3.5-inch,
To
install
1.
Unpack
2.
Set
the
using
drive-select
(DS1
manufacturers
designation.
3.
Refer
level
supports
1.4M
high-density
720K
double-density
either
drive:
the
3.5-inch
configuration
the
document
designation
with
drives
may
Check
to
Figure
work
4-10
surface.
types
two
floppy
jumpers,
supplied
must
supplied
use
DSO
their
documentation.
and
place
3.5-inch
of
drive
drive.
disk
drive.
switches,
with
represent
by
Zenith
or
DS1
the
the
Data
as
disk
floppy
or
termination
drive.
In
the
second
Systems).
the
second
drive
disk
this
logical
logical
upside
drives:
resistors
computer
drive
Other
drive
drive
down
on
4-13
each
a
Figure
4-10.
Adapter
Bracket
Installation
?
$
@g‘/
SCREW
FLAT
WASHER
GROMMET
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 65

4-14
4.
Turn
the
two
rubber
place.
Place
the
Line
up
holes
in
disk
grommets
adapter
the
screw
the
bottom
drive
bracket
holes
adapter
into
the
over
in
the
of
the
drive.
bracket
two
key
the
drive
bracket
upside
holes
as
with
down
and
and
slide
shown
in
the
corresponding
insert
them
Figure
the
into
4-10.
Optional
Floppy
5.25-Inch
Disk
Installation
Drive
Secure
e
e
e
7.
Proceed
This
computer
drives:
5.25-inch,
5.25-inch,
To
install
1.
Carefully
the
disk
Start
the
two
grommets,
not
tighten
Start the
the
Tighten
disk
drive.
all
to
“Mounting
two
supports
half-height
half-height
either
type:
unpack
drive
longest
and
rear
these
screws
four
the
to
the
screws
holes
screws
through
screws.
Disk
the
following
1.2M
360K
5.25-inch
adapter
of
at
Drives”
high-density
through
the
this
time.
the
types
bracket
the
bracket
front
holes
later
in
of
5.25-inch
drive
double-density
floppy
disk
as
follows:
two
flat
into
the
of
this
section.
drive.
drive.
washers,
disk
the
bracket
floppy
two
drive.
into
disk
Do
2.
Set
the
using
drive-select
(DS1
manufacturers
designation.
Proceed
configuration
the
document
designation
with
drives
supplied
may
Check
to
“Mounting
jumpers,
supplied
with
must
by
use
DSO
or
their
documentation.
Disk
Drives”
switches,
the
drive.
represent
Zenith
DS1
Data
as
later
or
termination
In
the
second
Systems).
the
second
in
this
this
computer
logical
Other
logical
section.
resistors
each
drive
drive
drive
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 66

4-15
Optional
Backup
SCSI
Unit
Installation
Tape
computer
The
Interface)
switches,
the
sent
Systems).
second
1.
Figure
or
drive.
second
the
logical
Slide
ping
4-11.
In
insert
supports
magnetic
termination
computer
this
logical
drive
Other
drive
button
eject
the
from
SCSI
5.25-inch
a
backup
tape
resistors
drive-select
each
(DS1
drive
manufacturers
designation.
the
to
(refer
unit
the
Shipping
Unit
SCSI
unit.
using
with
may
Check
and
left
to
Insert
(Small
the
Set
document
the
drives
use
their
remove
Figure
Removal
Computer
configuration
supplied
by
DS1
or
cardboard
the
must
Zenith
as
designation
supplied
DSO
documentation.
4-11).
System
jumpers,
with
repre-
Data
the
ship-
2.
Proceed
to
“Mounting
Disk
Drives.”
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 67

4-16
Replacing
3.5-inch
Drive
the
Hard
Standard
Disk
To
replace
:
1.
Remove
2.
Unplug
3.
Remove
12).
Figure
the
the
4-12.
factory
the
cover.
power
the
hard
Hard
Drive
installed
cable
disk
and
drive
Cover
3.5-inch
ribbon
front
Plate
hard
cable
cover
Removal
disk
from
plate
drive:
the
hard
(refer
to
disk
Figure
drive.
4-
4.
Remove
(refer
Figure
5.
Slide
the
two
to
4-13.
Figure
Hard
screws
4-13).
Drive
securing
Screw
the
Removal
hard
drive
to
the
5SS
the
drive
out
of
the
front
of
the
computer.
chassis
/G
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 68

4-17
Remove
6.
using
Figure
the
4-14.
the
same
Hard
slide
two
Drive
bracket
screws
Slide
the
from
the
to
Bracket
reattach
and
drive
disk
hard
Figure
to
Refer
drive.
new
Removal/Installation
it
4-14.
6.
5.
6.
Set
the
configuration
using
the
each
drive-select
drive
(DS1
drive
manufacturers
drive
designation.
To
install
Replace
the
document
designation
with
drives
the
new
cover.
jumpers,
supplied
supplied
may
Check
their
drive,
reverse
switches,
with
the
must
represent
by
Zenith
use
DSO
or
documentation.
the
or
termination
new
drive.
Data
DS1
as
process
In
the
second
Systems).
the
second
in
the
resistors
this
above
computer
logical
Other
logical
steps.
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 69

4-18
Replacing
3.5-inch
Drive
the
Standard
Floppy
Disk
To
replace
1.
Remove
2.
Unplug
3.
Remove
drive
support
Figure
the
the
to
4-15.
factory
the
cover.
power
the
two
the
drive
bracket.
Floppy
installed
cable
screws
housing.
Drive
3.5-inch
and
securing
Refer
Screw
floppy
ribbon
the
to
Figure
Removal
cable
from
support
disk
drive:
the
bracket
4-15.
floppy
and
Remove
drive.
floppy
the
4.
Slide
the
floppy
drive
out
of
the
front
of
the
drive
housing.
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 70

5.
Remove
new
the
slide
the
drive
bracket
shown
as
from
Figure
in
the
4-16.
floppy
drive
reinstall
and
4-19
on
it
Figure
5.
Set
using
each
drive
drive
drive
Floppy
4-16.
the
configuration
the
document
drive-select
(DS1
with
manufacturers
designation.
Bracket
Drive
jumpers,
supplied
designation
drives
supplied
may
use
Check
their
Removal/Installation
switches,
with
must
by
DSO
documentation.
or
the
new
represent
Zenith
or
DS1
Data
as
termination
drive.
In
the
second
Systems).
the
second
.
resistors
this
computer
logical
Other
logical
6.
Install
the
new
drive
by
reversing
the
process
in
the
above
steps.
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 71

4-20
Mounting
Disk
Drives
1.
Secure
the
bracket
adapter
in
Figure
the
drive.
the
slot
4-17.
drive
Refer
as
described
bracket
if
no
Disk
Drive
to
the
chassis
to
Figure
earlier.
to
the
drive
adapter
is
Installation
using
4-17.
3.5-inch
Use
chassis
needed.
the
the
four
or
to
four
screws
drives
screws
mount
packed
require
to
mount
the
drive
the
adapter
the
directly
with
Disassemblv
and
Options
Page 72

2.
Connect
to
cables
sure
being
drives
the
on
arrow).
an
or
1
nected
to
the
the
to
the
power
back
match
the
and
is
It
first
to
cable
disk
the
of
stripe
the
card
important
drive.
Refer
the
drive
on
(pin
that
to
Connect
drive.
and
cables
the
normally
is
1
the
Figure
the
to
to
cable
4-18.
appropriate
the
controller
1
pin
the
the
by
twist
marked
with
4-21
card,
location
number
a
con-
be
POWER
HARD
DRIVE
1
[
{| F POWER
Figure
|
4-18.
Disk
50—CONDUCTOR
40—CONDUCTOR
Drive Cable
SCSI
CABLE
CABLE
Connections
P503
H
1
P505
Il
FIRST
POWER
DRIVE
TWIST
SECOND
—/
POWER
DRIVE
1
——
34—CONDUCTOR
CABLE
1
CONTROLLER
CARD
N
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 73

4-22
Notice:
for
attaching
Figure
When
4-19.
N
installing
the
ribbon
3.5-inch
a
3.5-inch
cable
Ribbon
drive,
to
the
Cable
Adapter
}/
JAN
a
drive.
-
cable
Refer
adapter
to
Figure
_
may
4-19.
be
«—
needed
CABLE
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 74

Blank
Panel
Removal
If
you
installed a drive
front
panel
Refer
1.
blank
must
to
Figure
panel
be
removed
4-20
to
the
that
and
front
extends
as
follows:
remove
panel.
beyond
the
indicated
the
main
chassis,
screw
securing
the
4-23
blank
the
Figure
Loosen
panel.
4-20.
(do
Blank
v
|
not
Panel
Removal
remove)
the
other
screw
P
and
remove
the
blank
4.
5.
Tighten
Install
earlier
Reconnect
the
cover
in
reverse
screw
by
performing
order.
monitor
loosened
and
peripherals.
above.
the
cover
removal
steps
outlined
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 75

4-24
Real-Time
Replacement
Clock
/N
IC
Notice:
the
time
using
The
information
RTC
Caution:
sealed
shorting
procedure
Notice:
To
1.
2.
This
CMOS
replace
RAM.
Clock
IC
the
ECU
RTC
contains a lithium
IC
and
The
and
should
the
described
Use
the
Remove
Remove
the
RTC
U103
on
procedure
Note
(RTC)
software
stored
in
dispose
Real-time
not
battery.
static
precautions.
RTC:
the
cover
any
expansion
chip
on
the
system
the
to
allow
utility
the
of
it
properly.
be
Do
later
as
the
board
deletes
CMOS
Clock
not
in
described
system
all
current
re-entry
program.
battery
RAM
IC
opened.
attempt
this
section.
cards
board.
as
configuration
setup
data
of
the
correct
for
backing
inside
contains a lithium
To
prevent
to
recharge
earlier.
as
necessary
The
shown
in
information
before
data
up
setup/configuration
the
RTC
explosion
it.
to
gain
RTC
is
located
Fig
4-21.
removing
after
reassembly
IC.
Replace
battery.
hazards,
Use
the
easy
access
at
stored
the
It
location
in
Real-
the
is
safety
avoid
disposal
to
Figure
-
4-21.
Real-Time
J
Clock
:
Location
U103
022
REAL
TIME
CLOCK
BATTERY
IC
LOCATION
%
@
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 76

4-25
Carefully
to
Insert
4.
with
Figure
s
Replace
5.
it
pry
the
the
4-22.
remove
its
of
out
RTC
new
properly
socket
Real-time
the
cover.
RTC
the
socket.
being
Clock
a
using
by
shown
to
in
careful
as
Replacement
flat
small
dot
the
align
Figure
4-22.
U103
‘¢,
bladed
its
on
screwdriver
package
REAL
TIME
CLOCK
BATTERY
IC
LOCATION
;"
>
Real-Time
Disposal
Clock
IC
Caution:
sealed
shorting
~
Proper
1.
2.
3.
4.
When
the
system
cating a CMOS
tion
software
The Real-time
and
should
the
battery.
disposal
Clip
Wrap
Pack
Dispose
all
exposed
the
the
of
IC
IC
of
so
the
is
powered
problem.
to
reconfigure
not
be
Do
not
the
RTC:
IC
leads.
in
insulating
it
cannot
IC
in
the
This
Clock
IC
opened.
attempt
Do
tape
be
crushed.
trash.
up
an
error
message
is
normal.
the
system.
contains a lithium
To
prevent
to
not
short
to
prevent
Run
explosion
recharge
any
acdhentd
it.
leads
may
the
ECU
battery.
together!
i
appear
configura-
It
is
safety
hazards,
shorting.
avoid
indi-
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 77

4-26
Card
Guide
Removal/
Installation
Notice:
To
remove
1.
Remove
2.
Remove
circuit
3.
Use
sliding
Refer
Figure
Use
the
card
a
flat
the
to
4-23.
static
precautions.
card
guide:
the
cover
any
expansion
removal
bladed
card
guide
Figure
Card
4-23.
Guide
as
described
circuit
instructions
screwdriver
toward
Remove
Removal
earlier.
cards
outlined
and
push
the
side
the
card
in
the
the
of
guide.
computer
earlier.
center
the
computer
following
tab
in
while
chassis.
By
Disassembly
and
Options
4.
5.
6.
Replace
Replace
Replace
the
card
guide
previously
the
cover.
by
revemfsing
removed
circuit
cards.
the
above
steps.
Page 78

4-27
Keylock
Removal/
Installation
remove
To
Remove
1.
Remove
2.
assembly.
Use
3.
from
Figure
the
flat
a
the
4-24.
keylock
cover
the
nut,
the
object
keylock
Keylock
assembly
described
as
lockwasher,
tooth
a
as
such
assembly.
Assembly
Figure
to
(Refer
earlier.
and
screwdriver
Removal
4-24):
‘;racket
remove
to
from
the
lock
the
retainer
clip
/D§
I
4.
5.
Remove
Install
above
the
keylock
the
new
steps.
lock
assembly
assembly
9
from
the
by
reversing
\
chassis.
the
process
in
N
the
6.
Replace
the
cover.
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 79

4-28
Power
Switch
Replacement
To
replace
1.
Remove
2.
If
removed
earlier
3.
There
One
board.
4.
Remove
Refer
Figure
the
power
the
adisk
drive
to
instructions
are
two
runs
to
Unplug
the
to
Figure
4-25.
Power
switch:
cover
is
installed
allow
cables
the
power
both.
on/off
4-25.
Switch
as
described
removal
for
disk
coming
supply
switch
Replacement
ealier.
®
in
the
top
of
the
drive
from
while
plastic
slot,
the
power
switch
removal.
the
power
the
other
cap
by
pulling
drive
must
assembly.
switch
runs
to
it
straight
be
Refer
assembly.
the
system
out.
1R
to
Disassembly
and
Options
5.
6.
9.
10.
11.
Remove
Remove
and
to
one
Push
the
Remove
chassis
To
install
above
steps.
Replace
Replace
the
power
the
disk
side.
power
the
two
front.
Remove
the
the
disk
the
cover.
drive
switch
screws
new
drive
indicator
LED
LED
securing
the
switch
switch
assembly,
if
removed
LED
assembly
indicator
assembly
the
assembly.
reverse
in
step
from
assembly
through
switch
assembly
the
2.
the
by
pushing
the
hole.
process
plastic
cap.
it
to
the
in
the
in
Page 80

N
Hard
Access
Disk
LED
Replacement
Drive
replace
To
Remove
1.
Ifa
2.
allow
instructions
the
the
drive
disk
removal
drive
cover
is
for
access
described
as
installed
drive
the
of
drive
disk
assembly:
LED
in
access
removal.
earlier.
top
the
drive
assembly.
LED
slot,
remove
Refer
drive
the
earlier
to
4-29
to
Remove
3.
pushing
Unplug
4.
Figure
disk
hard
the
to
and
in
it
cable
LED
the
4-26.
Hard
Disk
>,
drive
side.
one
from
Drive
access
Refer
disk
the
Access
AN
LED
to
LED
indicator
Figure
controller
drive
Assembly
assembly
4-26.
Removal
_
by
card.
To
install a new
above
steps.
Replace
Replace
the
the
LED
disk
drive
cover.
assembly,
if
removed
simply
in
reverse
step
2,
Disassembly
the
process
and
Options
in
the
Page 81

4-30
System
Board
Removal/
Installation
Notice:
1.
Remove
2.
Remove
3.
Disconnect
cable
4.
Remove
5.
Remove
6.
Refer
board
Figure
Use
from
to
to
4-27.
static
the
cover
all
circuit
the
the
the
backplane
the
system
Figure
the
chassis.
System
precautions.
as
described
cards
as
power
system
4-27
Board
supply
board.
card
memory
and
remove
Removal
earlier.
described
connector
as
described
card
as
described
the
screws
earlier.
and
the
earlier.
that
power
earlier.
secure
WoY
)3
switch
the
system
Disassembly
and
Options
7.
Use a 3/16-inch
from
the
the
rear
Slide
the
remove
To
install
steps.
two
panel
system
it
through
the
hex
serial
connectors
of
the
board
the
new
system
nutdriver
computer.
toward
side
of
the
board,
to
remove
and
the
the
front
computer.
reverse
the
hex
parallel
of
the
the
port
computer
process
threaded
connector
and
in
the
spacers
on
above
Page 82

25N
S
Power
Supply
Removal/
Installation
.
Remove
28;
.
Figure
1.
the
4-28
Remove
power
Power
the
supply
Supply
cover
following
by
Removal
as
described
these
|
==
earlier.
steps.
Refer
Figure
to
4-31
4-
L
-
2.
Disconnect
3.
Disconnect
4.
Disconnect
5.
Remove
.chassis
of
6.
Lift
7.
To
steps.
the
power
the
the
two
bottom
the
chassis.
the
power
install a new
power
cables
power
screws
and
the
supply
power
supply
from
switch
that
four
screws
up
and
supply,
from
the
the
disk
cable
secure
out
of
reverse
system
drives.
from
the
the
power
securing
the
chassis.
the
process
board.
power
supply
the
supply
supply.
to
the
to
the
in
the
above
rear
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 83

4-32
TIGA
VGA
Daughtercard
Repla
cement
i
Some
models
with a VGA
require
1.
2.
3.
4.
Figure
the
Remove
Remove
Place
daughtercard
Carefully
4-29.
:r
|
|
:
T
of
this
computer
daughtercard
VGA
daughtercard
the
cover
as
the
TIGA
video
the
TIGA
card
facing
unplug
VGA
the
Daughtercard
—
l___l__;
are
equipped
installed
described
on
up.
VGA
on
to
be
card
from
a
static-free
daughtercard
Replacement
=
P
J
it.
If
VGA
replaced,
earlier.
the
backplane.
work
l
.
with
a
problems
follow
surface
from
the
_T‘
o
TIGA
these
with
TIGA
=0
t:fi%
video
card
develop
steps:
the
that
VGA
card.
j;,(Fz
:EE
53
€
SHDALY
A
OILON
S.
6.
Remove
and
carefully
Reverse
card
in
the
new
plug
the
process
the
computer.
VGA
daughtercard
it
onto
in
the
the
TIGA
above
from
video
steps
its
protective
card.
to
reinstall
the
TIGA
packaging
video
Disassembly
and
Options
Page 84

by
1srlt
Hardware
This
chapter
ware.
tions”
program
configuration
software
installed
before
describes
For
information
section
(refer
using
or
changed,
actually
at
the
to
the
tasks
the
making
jumper
about
connector
end
of this
owner’s
necessary.
ECU
program.
it
is
necessary
the
hardware
and
switch
manual.
manual),
Most
configuration
When
to
run
changes.
Chapter
5
Configuration
settings
pinouts
Due
there
hardware
the
refer
to
are
ECU
for
computer
to
the
the
ECU
very
few
is
accomplished
options
program
hard-
“Specifica-
configuration
hardware
in
are
being
first,
Static
/N
Precautions
Warning:
source
To
lowing
prevent
e
Do
aging
e
Equalize
and
picking
®
Once
it
returned
before
precautions:
not
down
To
prevent
servicing.
component
remove
until
it
the
yourself
up
the
the
device
or
let
to
its
shock,
damage
any
static-sensitive
is
ready
to
static
electricity
by
touching
device
with
is
removed
go
of
it
protective
disconnect
from
be
installed.
between
the
work
the
other
from
until
it
is
packaging.
the
computer
static
discharges,
device
the
surface
hand.
its
protective
either
installed
from
its
work
surface,
with
one
packaging,
in
from
the
use
the
protective
the
hand
the
computer
AC
power
fol-
device,
and
do
not
pack-
then
set
or
Hardware
Configuration
Page 85

Disk
Card
Controller
(Part
Number
240-7926-10)
The
disk
controller
Computer
back-up
disk
units,
drives.
Systems
etc.,
provided
Interface)
and
with
peripherals
IDE
interface
the
computer
hard
such
disk
supports
as
hard
drives
as
SCSI
disk
well
(Stalfy..S
drives,
as
flggg
~
=
gt
High
VGA
Performance
Card
(Part
Number
240-7940-10)
Note:
506
factory-supplied
ST-506
This
through
for
This
describe
option
Figure
The
factory-supplied
types
of
controller
card
contains
software
ECU
information.
card
contains
the
for
most
5-1.
hard
controller
jumper.
computer
High-Performance
disk
card
no
jumpers
using
one
The
drive
drives.
card
(and
CFG
the
ECU
jumper
factory
systems.
controller
If
an
ST-506
must
file).
or
switches.
program.
option.
default
VGA
Card
L—
be
replaced
All
Refer
Figure
setting
Jumper
card
does
type
drive
with
configuration
to
the
5-1
and
is
generally
Locations
not
support
is
to
be
an
appropriate
is
owner’s
Table
5-1
the
used,
done
manual
best
ST-
the
Table
JUMPER
J1l
NOTE
1.
Factory
e
5-1.
High-Performance
SETTING
ON
OFF!
setting
J
1
VGA
DESCRIPTION
Enables
Disables
IRQ2
IRQ2
Card
Jumper
J
Description
Hardware
Configuration
Page 86

|
Z-649°-TIGA
T
Cé{ifia
Daughtercar
with
Number
181-7891-10)
Video
VGA
d
(Part
has
Z-649
The
require
that
locations
jumper
Figure
and
settings
5-2.
switches
no
hardware
5-2
Table
normally
TIGA
Video
configure
to
configuration.
jumper
for
the
are
Card
Jumpers
Refer
descriptions.
options
best
?nd
onl_y
Figure
to
for
é]uzxr;:per
two
5-2
factory
The
systems.
most
blocks
jumper
for
configured
-
Table
JUMPER
IRQ5
IRQ7
IRQ10
IRQ11
IRQ12
IRQ15
w1
NOTE
1.
Factory
5-2.
Z-649
TIGA
SETTING
1-2*
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2!
©
23
setting
Video
Card
Jumper
DESCRIPTION
ON-Host
Host
Host
Host
Host
Host
Port
Port
Interrupt
Interrupt
Interrupt.is
Interrupt
Interrupt
Interrupt
Address
Address
is
is
Description
is
IRQS
is
IRQ7
IRQ10
is
IRQ11
is
IRQ12
is
IRQ15
290H-29FH
280H-28FH
Hardware
Configuration
Page 87

-Keyboard
_,
The
computer
auto-repeat,
audible
comes
with
a
101-key
feedback,
and
keyboard.
software
The
keyboard
features
programmability.
5.1z
Keyboard
with
for
located
use
positions
for
~
located
necting
switch.
Figure
one
XT-
a
small
use
Configuration
of
two
different
or
AT-compatible
beneath
the
screwdriver
are
labeled
with
this
computer.
on
the
bottom
the
keyboard
The
switch
5-3.
Keyboard
—
keyboards.
operation.
logo
nameplate.
to
gently
AT
and
XT.
Other
of
the
keyboard
to
your
has
the
following
Configuration
The
computer
Both
On
Before
pry
up
Position
models
(refer
computer,
three
may
keyboards
some
models
plugging
the
nameplate.
the
switch
have
the
to
Figure
check
the
positions:
have
been
are
configurable
a
switch
in
the
The
in
the
XT/AT
5-3).
setting
shipped"
is
keyboard,
switch
AT
position
switch
Before
of
this
con-
Hardware
Configuration
o
AT/R — AT
e
AT/G — AT
e
XT — XT
The
indicators
Lock
keys.
indicators
compatible
compatible
compatible.
are
For
this
or
in
the
located
computer
AT/G
for
(Red
(Green
on
the
set
green
LEDs)
LEDs)
Scroll
the
switch
LED
Lock,
Num
in
the
AT/R
indicators.
Lock,
and
for
Caps
red
LED
Page 88

2ouriss”
Chapter
6
|
This
chapter
puter
hardware.
- . Figure
6-1.
provides
Cabinet
and
parts
External
lists
and
exploded
Parts
Parts
views
of
the
List
base
com-
2qel
TAJ
Ly
hye
Table
Reference
‘|Number
(100
105
110
115
120
_|128
1130
135
140
145
6-1.
.
Parts
List
for
Part Part
Number
163-73
391-763-2
210-155
258-797
438-88
203-2437
1250-1556
90-1414
.
250-1650
89-65
Cabinet
Description
Keyboard,
Name
Bezel,
Spring,
Fastener
Panel,
Screw,
Cover,
Screw,
Cord,
and
101-key
plate,
trim
compression
plug,
5.25-inch
pan,
cabinet
thumb,
power,
External
logo
plastic
drive
phillips,
6-BT x .375
6-32 x .375
shielded,
Parts
US
Parts
List
Page 89

o
demaiar
-
Figure
6-2.
Chassis,
BrdckE;E,-}Mounti’ng
Hardware,
and
Drive
Cables
Parts
List
Page 90

Table
6-2.
Reference
Number = Number.
200
205
210
215
220
225
230
235
240
245
250
255
260
.
265
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4275
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285
290
- -
295
*. - *
300
-
305
310
315
320
325
Parts
List
for
Brackets.and
Part
Part
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