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System I/O	addressmap		(continued)

Hex address		Assigned device

390 - 393		Cluster

3A0 - 3AF		SDLC, bisynchronous 2

3B0 - 3BF		Monochrome		display and printerport

3C0-3CF		Enhanced graphicsadapter

3D0-3DF		Color	graphics		monitor adapter

3F0 - 3F7		Diskette drive		controller

3F8 - 3FF		Serial port 1

6E2, 6E3		Data	acquisition		(adapter	1)

790 - 793		Cluster (adapter			1)

AE2, AE3		Data	acquisition		(adapter	2)

B90, B93		Cluster (adapter			2)

EE2, EE3		Data	acquisition		(adapter	3)

1390 - 1393		Cluster (adapter			3)

22E1		GPIB	(adapter	1)

2390 - 2393		Cluster (adapter			4)

42E1		GPIB	(adapter	2)

63E1		GPIB	(adapter	3)

82E1		GPIB	(adapter	4)

A2E1		GPIB	(adapter	5)

C2E1		GPIB	(adapter	6)

E2E1		GPIB	(adapter	7)

Specifications A-15

Contents

Page Page Page Important Safety Instructions Importantes instructions de s&wit6 Introduction VGA Drivers Energy Savings Optional Equipment Memory Video Memory Drives How to Use This Manual Where to Get Help CompuServe On-lineSupport Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Setting Up Your-System Using Your Computer Installing and Removing Options Installing and Removing Drives Troubleshooting Appendix A Specifications Index EPSON U.S. and International Marketing Locations Setting Up Your System Setting the Voltage Selector Switch Caution Connecting System Components Connecting a Keyboard and Mouse Connecting a Monitor Connecting a Printer or Other Device Connecting the Power Cord Enter Turning Off the Computer Running the SETUP Program Starting the SETUP Program Page Displaying System Information Setting the Date and Time Setting the Diskette Drive(s) Setting the Hard Disk Drive(s) Using the auto-sensingfeature Defining your own drive type Checking System Memory Setting the Video Display Type Setting Keyboard Options Setting the Processor Speed Cyrix Cache Option Setting Chip Set Feature Control Options Relocating memory Shadow RAM options Additional options Printer port control Using the Green PC Features Page Exiting SETUP Enter: Using Your Computer Inserting and Removing Diskettes Stopping a Command or Program Resetting the Computer Changing the Processor Speed Page Installing and Removing Options Removing the Cover Page Replacing the Cover Locating the Internal Components Changing the Jumper Settings Setting the Jumpers Page Installing Memory Modules Inserting SiMMs Removing SIMMs Page Installing an Option Card Installing a Card in a Full-lengthSot Installing a Card in a Half-lengthSot Removing an Option Card Adding Video Memory Page Installing the Math Coprocessor Post-installationProcedures Installing and Removing Drives Removing the Diskette Drive and Mounting Bracket lnstalling a Hard Disk Drive Using the Mounting Bracket Page Removing the Mounting Fames Installing the Hard Disk Drive Below the Diskette Drive Page Replacing the bracket and drives in the computer Connecting the Drive Cables Page Connecting the ribbon and power cables to the drive C a u t i o n Reconnecting the Cables to the Diskette Drive Removing a Hard Disk Drive From the Mounting Bracket lnstalling a Drive in a n Edema I Drive Bay Attaching Mounting Fames to the Drive Installing the Drive Page Connecting the Drive and Power Cables Page Removing a Drive from an External Bay Page Troubleshooting Serial number: System BIOS version: System configuration: MS-DOSversion: The Computer Will Not Start The power light is on, but the computer does not start The computer does not start and the powerlight is not lit The power cord is securely connected, but the computer still does not start The Computer Does Not Respond The computer locks up You reset the computer, but it still does not respond Keyboard Problems Nothing happens when you type on the keyboard Mouse Problems Yourmouse isn’t working properly or you see an auxiliary device error message Monitor Problems There is no display on the screen The power light is on, but you still do not see anything on the screen The powerswitch is on but the powerlight is not on Diskette Problems You see a diskette error message The diskette is the tight type, but you still see an error Something is wrong with the data in the files Diskette Drive Problems A newly installed diskette drive is not working properly You see a diskette drive error when you start your computer The diskette drive is making loud or unusual noises Hard Disk Drive Problems You see a hard disk drive error when you start your system You ate unable to store data on the hard disk drive Software Problems The application program does not start The application program is having trouble reading a key disk Printer or Scanner Problems The printer or scanner does not work at all The printer prints garbled information Option Card Problems A newly installed option card is not working correctly An external device connected to the option card is not working correctly Memory Module Problems The memory count displayed by the power-ondiagnostics program is incorrect Controller Problems Internal Battery Problems Specifications Video RAM Shadow RAM relocation Cache Controllers Video Diskette Hard disk Interfaces Monitor Parallel Serial Keyboard Mass Storage Diskette drives Hard disk drives Otherdevices Keyboard Type Environmental Requirements Tested Operating Environments Video Memory and Supported Resolutions Options Available from EPSON Hard Disk Drive Types Page Drive Option lnformation DMA Assignments Page System Memory Map System l/O Address Map Page Page Index Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Glossary CPU Driver IDE ISA Jumper Memory module Microprocessor Numeric coprocessor Power-ondiagnostics Real-timeclock RS-232C SIMM VGA/SVGA Write-protect Epson America (USA) Epson America (International) EPSON Worldwide Subsidiaries Distributors