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Epson Endeavor WG manual 90

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Installing and Removing Drives 3-13

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Page Page Page Page Important Safety Instructions Page Instructions Importantes de Skuritk Page Contents Chapter 2 lnstalling and Removing Options Chapter 3 Installing and Removing Drives Running System Diagnostics Formatting a Hard Disk Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Appendix A Specifications Page lntroduction VGA Utilities Memory Drives OverDrive Processor Alternate VGA Interface How to Use This Manual Appendix A Glossary Note Using Your Computer Turning On the Computer Page Press <DEL> to start SETUP A Turning Off the Computer Using Disks and Disk Drives How Disks Store Data Disks Types of Diskette Drives Drive and diskette incompatibilities Page Caring for Diskettes and Diskette Drives Page Write-protectingDiskettes Page Inserting and Removing Diskettes Page Using a Sing/e Diskette Drive System Formatting Diskettes Making Backup Copies Using a Hard Disk Drive Bucking up the hard disk Curing for your hard disk Special Keys on the Keyboard l[Breakl Stopping a Command or Program Resetting the Computer Caution Using a Password Changing a Password Deleting a Password Using Your Computer as a Network Server Using a Password in Network Server Mode Changing the Processor Speed Page Entering Keyboard Commands / [Ctrl)[Alt][+l Using the ESPEED Program ESPEED Usage: ESPEED[/H][/L][/A] /High set High speed (no Auto) /Low set Low speed (no Auto) /Auto set Auto speed ESPEED /A Preparing the Hard Disk for Moving HDSIT Using AUTOEXEC. BAT and Other Batch Files Page Installing and Removing Options How to Use This Chapter Locating the Internal Components Removing the Cover Page Changing the Jumper Settings Page Setting the Jumpers Memory Modules (SIMMs) Page Inserting SIMMs Page Removing SIMMS SIMMS Installing an Option Card Page Page Page Removing an Option Card Removing the Option Card Connector Board SUPPlY Replacing the Option Card Connector Board Installing a New Processor Chip Using the Alternate VGA Interface Page Replacing the Cover Post-installationProcedures lnstalling and Removing Drives back Page Where to Go Next Installing a Hard Disk in the Vertical Bay Removing the Mounting Frames Page Installing the Hard Disk Page Page Page Connecting the Cables Page PA, PB, PC PD; you PD.) Removing a Hard Disk From the Vertical Bay Page Installing a Drive in a Horizontal Bay Page Attaching Mounting Frames to a Hard Disk Installing the Drive Drive Page Page Page Connecting the Cables Page Page Page diskette drive hard disk drive Removing a Drive From a Horizontal Bay Page Page Page Connecting the Hard Disk Drive Ribbon Cable to the System Board Page Page Page Running System Diagnostics Starting the Program DIAG Detected I-) Quit Deleting Tests Adding Tests Running Tests System Board Diskette Drive A Hard How often to repeat test Resuming From an Error System Diagnostic Tests Error Messages System diagnostic error messages (continued) port(s) Formatting a Hard Disk Starting the Program Formatting a New Disk Reformatting a Used Disk Selecting an Option Selecting a Drive Accept recommended skewed sectors in format : 1 ? (Y/N) Enter new skewed sectors in format (l-16): Accept recommended skewed sectors per head in format : 0 ? (Y/N) Modifying the Defective Truck Table Enter cylinder number (1 -nnnn): nnnn): Enter head number (0 -nn): Formatting the Disk Option 2, Destructive Surface Analysis Analyze n: nnnn Analysis Option 3, Non-destructiveSurface Analysis Current cylinder is nnnn tracks flagged bad with read, verify Exiting the Program Exit see Troubleshooting 3.When you see Press <F2> to run SETUP,press Resume = <Fl> key Page Power-ondiagnostics error messages (continued The Computer Won’t Start The Computer Does Not Respond Page Restoring the Power Supply Password Problems Accessing Your System Keyboard Problems Num Lock Monitor Problems Diskette Problems Disk Drive Error: Abort, Ignore, Retry Disk error reading drive d: Disk error writing drive d: Diskette Drive Problems Hard Disk Problems Installing the Drive Preparing the Drive Accessing Data on the Drive Software Problems Printer Problems Page Option Card Problems Mouse Problems Memory Module Problems Page Specifications CPU and Memory Controllers Interfaces Monitor Parallel Serial Keyboard Mass Storage Keyboard Physical Characteristics Power Supply Type Input ranges Environmental Power Source Requirements System Memory Map Extended VGA Modes Wingine Modes GIossary Asynchronous AUTOEXEC.BAT file Automatic speed Backup Base memory BIOS Bit Boot Bus Character CGA Character Chip CMOS Code Command prompt Configuration Control code Conventional memory Coprocessor CPU Cylinders D a t a Data diskette Default Device Device driver Diagnostics DIP switch Directory Display adapter curd DOS Double-density Drive designator EGA Expanded memory Extended memory Extension Filename Format Graphics Hardware Hexadecimal Key disk Kilobyte (K6) Main system board Megabyte (MB) Megahertz (MHz) Modem Monochrome monitor MS-DOS Multifrequency monitor Multitasking Network server Network server mode Numeric keypad Operating speed Parallel Parity Password Pathname Peripheral device Port Power-ondiagnostics Processor speed Program Prompt RAM Read/write head Real-timeclock Refresh rate Reset Root directory RS-232C Sector Self test Shadow RAM SIMM Subdirectory Switch System diagnostics System diskette Tape drive UNIX VGA Video card VirtualCache Write lndex Copying Index Page Page Map Page Page Page Page Epson Overseas Marketing Locutions