Acer SE manual Jumpers and Connectors

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28Chapter 2

System Board Information

Jumpers and Connectors

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Jumper	Function and Settings

JP2	CPU/DRAM Frequency
	1-2, 4-5	100/100 MHz
	2-3, 5-6	66/100 MHz (default)

JP6	Password Check
	1-2	Check password
	2-3	Bypass password (default)

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