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NCR S10 manual Current System Configuration

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Install Error codes Password Loading Setup Default Settings Connecting the Drive Cables Maintenance Configure memory Use the Eisa Using the Bios Setup Utility C0000h C7FFFh Video Bios Procedure

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System Support Log

Current System Configuration

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S10 Desktop Server Page Contents Understanding the CPU Boards Using the System Utilities Error Messages Viii System Support Log Page Preface Conventions Used This Book Declaration of Conformity Page Where to Start System Overview Configure memory Use the Eisa System Features Front View Documentation Set ∙ User Guide Documentation that comes with your operating system Getting Additional Help Installing the System Overview System Board Features ESD Precautions Major Components Jumper Settings System Board Layout JP1 Memory Configurations Installing the System Upgrading the Memory Upgrading the Memory Installing SIMMs Installing a Simm NCR S10 Desktop Server User Guide Removing SIMMs Simm Sockets Reconfiguring the System Scsi Feature Rear Panel Features Rear Panel Features Lists the functions of the rear panel components Functions of the Rear Panel Components Opening the System Removing the Front Panel Cover Shows the system’s internal components Internal Components Peripheral Drive Installing DrivesInstalling a 3.5-inch Attach the drive to the drive frame using four screws Removing the Drive Frame Connecting the Drive Cables Installing a 5.25-inch Peripheral Drive Removing the Disk Drive Housing Installing the System Securing the Drive Installing a Fixed Disk Drive Installing Fixed Disk Drives Installing a Tape Drive Managing the Disk Drive and Power Cables Installing Drives Boards Installing and Removing Expansion BoardsIdentifying Expansion Installing an Expansion Board Connectors ISA board Eisa board PCI board Removing a Bracket Installing a Board Removing an Expansion Board Installing and Removing Expansion Boards System Baseboard Support Understanding the CPU Boards Installing CPU Boards ∙ Quick Hardware Installation that came with your system When to Use the Bios Setup Utility Using the Bios Setup Utility When to Use the Bios Setup Utility Entering Setup Bios Setup Main Menu Using the Bios Setup Utility Basic System Configuration Basic System Configuration Menu Page 1 Shows Page 2 of the Basic System Configuration menu Time Date and TimeDate Diskette Drives You can save the values under the option User System Memory Math Coprocessor Video Display Communication Settings Hard Disk Size 504 MB Fast Boot Mode Shadow RAM Advanced System ConfigurationAdvanced System Configuration Menu Page 1 Cache Scheme Internal Cache CPU CacheExternal Cache C0000h C7FFFh Video Bios Advanced System Configuration PCI Slot Number PCI System ConfigurationPCI System Configuration Menu Page 1 Boot Device VGA Palette Snoop On Board Scsi Disk Drive Control System Security SetupSystem Security Menu Page 1 Using the Bios Setup Utility Lists the functions of the drive control settings Drive Control Settings Serial Port Serial Port 1 SettingsOnboard Communication Ports Parallel Port Serial Port 2 SettingsParallel Port Settings Operation Mode Parallel Port Operation Modes Setting a Password Setup PasswordPower-On Password System Security Setup Loading Setup Default Settings Leaving Setup Fixed Disk Types Fixed Disk Types Reserved 612 977 1024 733 306 698 976 611 732 1023 751 755 731 980 936 981 762 832 683 513 776 615 989 823 1001 1024 723 548 1013 929 817 802 895 Reserved 966 918 905 1024 918 820 Reserved 1001 776 926 805 NCR S10 Desktop Server User Guide Fixed Disk Types Using the System Utilities Identifying the System Utilities Using the AFlash Bios Utility Procedure Programming. This destroys the Bios Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Installing an Expansion Board System Requirements Using the Eisa What If It Will Not Boot? Eisa Configuration Utility Menu Items and Submenus Menus Remove Change Function Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Configuring the Computer System Configuration Overview 1/1 Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Configuring the System Memory Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Configuring an ISA Option Without a CFG File Avoiding Resource Conflicts Installing the Utility on a Fixed Disk OptionsStarting the ECU From a Fixed Disk Starting the Utility Eisa Configuration Utility Parameters Describes the ECU parameters Starting the Configure Computer Selection from MS-DOS Configure Computer Selection Parameters Using the Eisa Configuration Utility Types of Power Supply Requirements Watt Power Supply Requirements Input Requirements Table A-1 Watt Power Supply Input Requirements Table A-2 Watt Power Supply Output Requirements Output Requirements Types of Error Messages Error Messages Software Error Messages System Error Messages Table B-1 Error Messages Mmmmssssooo WXXXX,RYYYY Message Action Correcting Error Conditions Correcting Error Conditions Correcting Error Conditions Types of Sample Configurations Sample Configurations Sample Standard Configuration Installing Configuring the System Settings Sample Standard Configuration For Dual Processor Boards Configuring the PCI Configuring the Scsi Adapters and Drives Inta Intb Intc Intd Press Control + a when the following displays Configuring Memory and Other Baseboard Settings Sample Standard Configuration Sample Standard Configuration Sample RAID Configuration Sample RAID Configuration Configuring the System Settings For Dual Processor Boards Configuring the PCI Sample RAID Configuration Configuring the Scsi Adapters and Drives Sample RAID Configuration Configuring Memory and Other Baseboard Settings Sample RAID Configuration Configuring the Mylex RAID Array Group System Support Log Preface Support Services System Numbers NCR On-Site Hardware Support Services NCR Support Phone Numbers Placing a Hardware Support Call Support Services Placing a Software Support Call Different Types of Logs One Log for All ServiceHardware Records Hardware Records Hardware Records Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Hardware Log Software Records Software Records Software Product Log Name of Software Package Software Product Log Software Product Log Software Product Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log System Software Log Current System Configuration Current System Configuration Adapter Board Locations Current System Configuration System Equipment List Number Description Hardware Configuration Current System Configuration Preventive Maintenance General Customer Preventive Maintenance Guidelines Central Processor Unit CPUDisk Drives Tape Drives General Customer Preventive Maintenance Procedures Terminals and PCs Preventive Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Timetable Worksheet Year Product Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Preventive Maintenance Reference Sheet Device Installation Records Installation Records Customer Support Agreement Customer Support Agreement United States Support List of NCR Support Telephone NumbersNCR Faxback System PRC Index CPU Index Index-2 Video display Index-4

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