Removing a Continuity Module

Ensure that both RIMM sockets are filled with two RIMM modules or one RIMM module and one continuity module. If both sockets are not filled, system memory won’t work well or at all.

A – Plastic Clip (2)

B – Continuity Module

Removing a RIMM Module

A – Plastic Clip (2)

B – RIMM Module

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NEC PowerMate CT manual Removing a Continuity Module, Removing a Rimm Module, Plastic Clip Continuity Module

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W E R M a T E C T Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer Contents Iv Contents Illustrated Parts Breakdown Vi Contents List of Figures Viii Contents Preface Abbreviations Abbreviations Xii Abbreviations Uart System Overview Configuration Component Description PowerMate CT System Configuration PowerMate CT Desktop Front Features FeaturesFront Features PowerMate CT Minitower Front Features Rear Features Minitower Rear Connector Locations PowerMate CT Minitower Rear Features Desktop Rear Connector Locations PowerMate CT Desktop Rear Features Inside the System Inside FeaturesPower Supply Power Management Features Preloaded Software Software Features Password Security Security Features Component Go to ComponentsSystem Board System Components Hard Drive Power SupplySystem Memory Diskette Drive CD-RW Drive MouseCD-ROM Drive DVD-ROM Drive Network Board Modem Board System Configuration Interrupt Priority Interrupt Device Interrupt RequestsSystem Interrupts Interrupt Level Assignments Port Interrupt Parallel Port InterruptsParallel Port Interrupts Serial Port Interrupts Jumper SettingsSystem Board Jumper Settings Serial Port Interrupts Cmos JP4 System Board Jumper Block SettingsFunction Jumper Setting Description System Board Jumper Block Locations RAM Bios JP5JP3 Maxtor Eide Hard Drive Jumper Settings Maxtor Eide Hard Drive Jumper SettingsQuantum Eide Hard Drive Jumper Settings CD-ROM Drive Jumper Settings Setup Main Menu Bios Setup UtilityHow to Start Setup Key Function How to Use SetupSetup Key Functions 44/1.25 MB 3 1/2 Menu Item Settings default is boldMain Menu Main Menu Items CD-ROM Multi-Sector Transfers Disabled, 2, 4, 8, 16 sectors Advanced Menu Uncached, Write Protect Advanced Menu Normal, IR IRQ3, IRQ4 IRQ5, IRQ7 SCI NMISMI Clear , Set Security MenuSecurity Menu Items AGP, PCI Supervisor, User Has no capability to remove them Power MenuPower Menu Settings Once these passwords are set, NEC Computers Inc Off, On Press Shift + Boot Menu SettingsExit Menu Exit Menu Items Hard Drive Security Establishing Hard Disk Drive PasswordsChanging Hard Disk Drive Passwords Moving the Hard Drive Using Hard Disk Drive Password ProtectionHighlight Assign HDD Password and press Enter Online Documentation Flash Utility Starting the Recovery Program Product Recovery Program Standard System Restore Using the Recovery Program Tools Using the Smart Restore Program Intel Processor Serial Number Control Utility PowerMate Driver CD Processor Serial Number InstallationFrequently Asked Questions System Requirements Email support@intel.com Intel Technical Support Disassembly and Reassembly Sequence Part Name See PowerMate CT System Disassembly Sequence Cover System CoversRemoving the Cover Locating the Cover Screws Side Slots and Tabs Replacing the CoverRemoving the Cover Replacing the Cover Chassis Slots Removing the Front PanelRemoving the Front Panel Slots on Chassis Front Panel Tabs on Front Panel Expansion BoardsReplacing the Front Panel Replacing the Front Panel Retainer Bar Tabs Tab Slots Locating Expansion Board Slots and ConnectorsRemoving the Retainer Bar Removing the Expansion Board Retainer Bar Expansion Board AGP Video Board Locking Lever Removing an Expansion BoardRemoving an Expansion Board Removing a Slot Cover Installing a Slot CoverInstalling a Slot Cover Installing an Expansion Board Installing an Expansion Board Retainer Bar End Lock Tab Retainer Bar Slot Lock Tab Slot Replacing the Retainer BarReplacing the Retainer Bar Locating the Rimm and Processor Sockets Rimm Memory ModulesRemoving a Rimm or Continuity Module Plastic Clip Rimm Module Removing a Continuity ModuleRemoving a Rimm Module Plastic Clip Continuity Module Installing a Rimm or Continuity Module Notches Installing a Rimm ModuleInstalling a Continuity Module Removing the Processor Processor Locking Lever Installing an Upgrade ProcessorRemoving the Fan, Heat Sink, and Processor Heat Sink Processor Retention Clip 4-Inch Accessible Devices Removing a 5 1/4-Inch Device Bay Cover Removing or Replacing a Bay Cover Slot on Rail Bay Cover Tab on Bay Cover Storing and Retrieving Unused RailsReplacing a Bay Cover Front of Chassis Tab at End of Rail Device Rail Removing or Installing Device RailsStoring an Unused Rail Locating the Screws for 5 1/4-Inch Device Rails Releasing a 5 1/4-Inch Device Removing a 5 1/4-Inch Accessible Device Inserting a 5 1/4-Inch Device for Use in a Minitower Installing a 5 1/4-Inch Accessible Device Removing the 3 1/2-Inch Accessible Device Bracket 2-Inch Accessible DevicesRemoving a 3 1/2-Inch Accessible Device 3 1/2-Inch Accessible Device Bracket Installing a 3 1/2-Inch Accessible Device Front of Chassis 2-Inch Internal DrivesRemoving a 3 1/2-Inch Internal Drive Locating the Internal Drive Bracket Guide Tab one of four Locating Internal Drive Bracket ScrewsSliding the Internal Drive Bracket out of the Chassis Screw Holes 2 Installing a 3 1/2-Inch Internal DriveLocating Internal Drive Screws on the Bracket Screws 2 Securing the Internal Drive Bracket Locating Guides for the Internal Drive Bracket Locating the Battery on the System Board Cmos Battery Removing the System Board Removing the BatteryBattery Clip System Board Locating System Board Screws Reinstalling the System Board Locating the Power Supply Screws Power Supply Screw USB Port Board Front LED/Switch BracketFront USB Port Locating Front USB Port Screws Removing the Front LED/Switch Bracket Releasing the Front LED/Switch Bracket Tab Chassis Intrusion SwitchRemoving the Chassis Intrusion Switch Chassis Intrusion Switch Converting from Minitower to Desktop Minitower and Desktop Setup Converting from Desktop to Minitower Accessible Device Placement for a Desktop Accessible Device Placement for a Minitower Replacing the Chassis Shell Chassis Shell System Board VGA Connector on video board USB Port Microphone External Cable ConnectorsMinitower External Cable Connector Locations System Board Internal Cable Connectors Internal Cable ConnectorsDesktop External Cable Connector Locations System Board Jumper Locations Changing a Jumper SettingLocating System Board Jumpers Processor Socket Rimm 2 Socket Rimm 1 Socket Upgrade SocketsSystem Board Upgrade Sockets Total Memory Sample Rimm Upgrade PathsProcessor Socket Rimm Sockets Checking System Memory ICH System Board ComponentsComponent Function MCH Processor and Secondary Cache System Bios Parallel Interface Plug and PlayPCI/IDE Ports Starting I/O Address Port Serial InterfaceParallel Port Addresses Serial Port 1 and Serial Port 2 I/O Addresses Integrated Audio USB InterfaceAccelerated Graphics Port System Memory Map ResourcesMemory Map Addresses 0CF8-0CFF DMA Setting Device DMA SettingsDMA Settings Illustrated Parts Breakdown Ordering Parts PowerMate CT System FRUsOrdering Parts Field Replaceable Units Shield Illustrated Parts Breakdown PowerMate CT System Illustrated Parts Breakdown Preventive Maintenance Keyboard Cleaning System Cleaning Locating the Mouse Ball Cover Mouse Cleaning Troubleshooting System Problems Checklist Monitor Problems Diskette Drive Problems CD-ROM Drive Problems Keyboard/Mouse Problems CD does not eject due to a power failure or software error Speaker Problems Problem Diagnostics Problem Symptom Solution Problems and Solutions Keyboard or Problems and Solutions Necc Information Services Technical Support Service Telephone NumbersNecc Service and Support Telephone Numbers Service Telephone Numbers Tech-support@nec-computers.com Email/Fax Technical Support ServiceNecc FTP Site Technical Support Center Specifications Specification Go to System Board SpecificationsSystem Specifications System Board Specifications Mouse Specifications Keyboard SpecificationsMouse Specifications Keyboard Specifications System Unit Specifications Speaker SpecificationsSystem Unit Specifications Speaker Specifications Quantum Hard Drive Specifications Hard Drive Specifications Sdram Maxtor 5,400 RPM Hard Drive SpecificationsATA-5/UDMA Maxtor 7,200 RPM Hard Drive Specifications NEC CD-ROM Drive Specifications Diskette Drive SpecificationsCD-ROM Drive Specifications Diskette Drive Specifications DVD-ROM Drive Specifications CD-RW Drive SpecificationsDVD-ROM Drive Specifications CD-RW Drive Specifications Zip Drive Specification Zip Drive Specifications 3Com 3C905C Network Board Specifications Modem Board SpecificationsNetwork Board Specifications Modem Board Specifications Power Supply Specifications ATX Power Supply SpecificationsEnvironmental and Safety Specifications Intel PRO 100+ WOL Network Board Specifications Usage Standard ComplianceSystem Compliance Glossary Asynchronous Application programsArchitecture Archive Batch file Bad sectorBandwidth Base RAM Boot sector BootBootable device Boot block Cache BusBus master Byte Compression Cold bootDefault Codec Extended RAM ECC memoryEDO memory Enhanced VGA Hexadecimal Function keyGraphics accelerator Hertz L2 cache IsochronousKilobyte Modem MasterMegabyte Microprocessor Parallel interface PasswordOperating system Overwrite Read ResetResolution Prompt Sound card Serial interfaceSerial printer Slot Ultra DMA System boardTpi Track Write-through Warm bootWrite Write-back Index Index-2 Index-3 Index-4 European Community Directive Conformance Statement Battery ReplacementFCC Statement for United States Only Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement Mini-PCI FCC Registration Numbers Battery Disposal 456-00134-000SRV 8/00

NEC PowerMate CT Removing a Continuity Module, Removing a Rimm Module, Plastic Clip Rimm Module

Models: PowerMate CT

Removing a Continuity Module

A – Plastic Clip (2)

B – Continuity Module

Removing a RIMM Module

A – Plastic Clip (2)

B – RIMM Module

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