Sony PCV-R532DS manual Configuration Jumper

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Configuration Jumper

There is one user-configurable jumper for CMOS Clear. The other two jumpers are reserved (do not change).

The computer ships with CMOS Clear in the Normal position. Do not change the position of this jumper unless directed by a technical support person.

1		2	3
				Reserved (do not change)
				Reserved (do not change)
				CMOS CLR
			= default jumper


					1-2	2-3
	CMOS Clear				Normal	Clear

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Contents Page Safety Information Owner’s RecordRegulatory Information FCC Part Telephone Consumer Protection ActContents Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Vaio Digital Studio Reference ManualFax/Modem Card Link Card Cmos Setup Options Viii Chapter Identifying Components Front View Drives Drive DescriptionButtons and Switches Button or switch DescriptionIndicators Indicator DescriptionConnectors Connector DescriptionUSB Rear View Icons IconDescriptionTelephone for phone Link IEEE-1394 USB Connectors Serial ConnectorKeyboard and Mouse Printer Connector Headphones Vaio Digital Studio Reference Manual Game ConnectorMIC, Line IN, and Headphones MICLink IEEE-1394 Connectors Telephone and LineExpansion Slots Chapter Configuring Your System Accessing the Bios Setup Utility Changing the Displays Power Management Settings Click SettingsVaio Digital Studio Reference Manual Configuring the System Board Page Chapter Removing, Installing, Replacing Components Removing the Cover Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Removing the Front Panel Replacing the Front Panel Replacing the Cover Gently press the frame in until it clicks into position Installing an Add-In Card Removing an Add-in Card Vaio Digital Studio Reference Manual Replacing the Lithium Battery KY0072.VSD Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Installing System Memory Memory module configurations MBDIMM2 DIMM1 Vaio Digital Studio Reference Manual Removing a Memory Module Push out Removing a Slot Cover Covering an Open I/O Slot Installing a 3½ Internal Hard Disk Drive Slide the drive holder forward B, and then out Connect the second power connector to the new drive Vaio Digital Studio Reference Manual Installing a 5¼ Internal Hard Disk Drive Drive bay Drive bay cover KY0095.VSD Removing the Power Supply KY0097.VSD KY0098.VSD Replacing the Power Supply Page Chapter System Board USB1Connectors Front Panel Header J25Name Description Diskette Drive Connector Memory Module Dimm Connectors PCI Slot Connectors IDE Connectors Power ConnectorData Logic GND Keyboard and Mouse ConnectorsPin ClockUSBVCC2 USB ConnectorsPin Signal Name USBP1Serial 1, PRINTER, and Monitor Connectors USBVCC1USBP0 Busy DCD RXD TXD DTR Logic GND DSR RTS CTSStrobe Data BIT Select AUTO-FEEDRED Green Blue GND DDC GND RED GND Green GND Horizontal Sync Vertical SyncFan Connectors FansenGame Connector Gamevcc JPYB0 JOYA0 GND JOYA1 JOYA2HEADPHONES, Line IN, MIC Connectors CD-IN Connector Modem Connector AUX-IN Connector Configuration Jumper Name Connector Type Description Chapter Fax/Modem CardTelephone Page Link Card Page Chapter Cmos Setup Options Vaio Computer Reference Manual Main Screen CD-ROM LBAMute Advanced ScreenHigh LOWUswc 3BCH/IRQ7 2F8H/IRQ33E8H/IRQ4 EPPSymbios Scsi Bios Cmos Setup Options Page Power Screen Dpms OFFVaio Computer Reference Manual Boot Screen Atapi CD-ROMAtapi MO Exit Screen Chapter Miscellaneous Technical Information About User and Supervisor Passwords If you set these passwords Following passwords are requiredBeep Code Error Messages PCI Configuration Status and Error Messages Message MeaningMiscellaneous Technical Information Default Assignment DMA Channel AssignmentsChannel System I/O Address Map Address Range Description HexVaio Computer Reference Manual Address Range Description Hex Address range Default configuration Memory MapIRQ Settings SettingsChipset Chapter SpecificationsProcessor PCI BusDimm Configurations L2 CacheGraphics Audio CommunicationsExpansion Slots System Bios Drives and ControllersROM Index 104 IDE105 PCI106 Mouse