If you are connecting a SCSI CD-ROM to a Z1e board (marked F2319-4 Rev A or B) under Windows NT, use Windows NT driver V0.8e or later.

If a Z-Wave is installed, the MPU-401 address is set by JP5 & 6 (Note that these jumpers simultaneously set the Audio I/O address). The available addresses are 300h, 320h and 380h(default). Figure 4 shows how the MPU- 401 address is selected.

CONNECTIONS

There is a five pin internal CD ROM header for connecting a Z1/Z1e to audio output of a CD-ROM. A 50-pin header is pro- vided on the Z1/Z1e for connecting to an internal SCSI CD-ROM. For more information about the configuration of these and other headers located internally on the Z1, Z1e, SX-3, SX-33, SX-33b and SX-33e, refer to the Connector Descriptions, Figures 11 & 12, in the back of the manual.

When the internal modifications are completed, push the adapter firmly into an expansion slot. Take care not to bend or break any components. The adapter should be seated firmly and the bracket should be flush with, and secured to, the support rail along the back edge of the computer.

Now make the connections at the back of the adapter, such as audio input, output, microphone, etc. Refer to Figure 5 for these connector locations on the Z1, Z1e, SX-3, SX-33, SX-33b and SX- 33e.

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SX-33B, SX-3, SX-33, SX-33E specifications

Antex Electronics, a well-known name in the arena of soldering and desoldering tools, has made remarkable contributions to the field with its SX series of soldering irons. The SX-33, SX-33E, SX-33B, and SX-3 models cater to a diverse spectrum of soldering needs, making them ideal for both professionals and hobbyists.

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Building on this foundation, the SX-33E offers advanced features such as an ergonomic grip designed for prolonged use without discomfort. This model integrates a reliable tip system, allowing for easy replacement and ensuring consistent performance. Its lightweight construction and thoughtful design make it suitable for both intricate electronic work and larger soldering tasks.

The SX-33B introduces additional technology with its digital temperature display, providing accurate and easy-to-read temperature settings. This ensures users can maintain the desired heat level consistently, crucial for successful solder joints. The SX-33B also features a more durable, thermal-resistant cord that minimizes wear and tear, enhancing the tool’s longevity.

Lastly, the SX-3 is designed for high-performance soldering, focusing on high wattage and rapid heat recovery. This model is favored in industrial applications where quick soldering is a necessity. The SX-3 incorporates a heavy-duty construction, making it resilient under continuous use and harsh conditions. Its standout feature is its compatibility with various soldering tips, making it versatile for different types of projects.

In summary, the Antex SX series, encompassing the SX-33, SX-33E, SX-33B, and SX-3, provides users with a range of soldering solutions tailored to meet varying demands. From the basic functionality of the SX-33 to the advanced capabilities of the SX-3, Antex Electronics continues to set the standard for reliability and efficiency in soldering technology. Each model is thoughtfully engineered to deliver consistency, precision, and ease of use, ensuring that professionals and hobbyists alike can achieve optimal results in their soldering endeavors.
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