
Chapter 4. Installing and Removing Options
Adding hardware options to your system increases its capabilities. available (see “Available Options” below). This section can help you options to add to your system unit, and shows you how to install t an option, use these instructions along with those that came with t
If you have installed (or removed) options before, you might be activities without detailed instructions. These activities are listed begin” boxes of the procedures.
Before you install or remove an option, be sure you are familiar procedures and
Available Options
Following are some of the options available for your system unit. Che
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Ÿ | Industry | Standard | Architecture | (ISA) | adapters | |||
Ÿ | Peripheral | Component | Interconnection (PCI) | adapters | ||||
Ÿ | Additional | system | memory in the | form | of | memory modules | ||
Ÿ | Cabling an | Ultra SCSI | adapter |
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Ÿ | L2 cache | upgrades (for the Model 140) | ||
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Ÿ | Enable | or | disable automatic | |
Ÿ | Enable | or | disable | the external SCSI connector |
Ÿ | Security | cable |
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