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Use these guidelines to locate information about your system :
Serial number:
Look on the back panel of the
computer to find the serial number.
System BIOS version:
System
configuration:
Restart your system. You’ll see the
system BIOS version number
displayed on the screen during
power-on diagnostics.
Run SETUP or the EISA
Configuration utility to view your
system configuration information.
MS-DOS version:
At the MS-DOS prompt, type VER
and press Enter to see the MS-DOS
version number.
Software versions:
In Windows applications, select
About from the Help menu. As
your software application starts, it
usually displays a version number
on the banner screen. Also, you can
check your software manual.
CONFIG.SYS:
AUTOEXEC.BAT:
At the MS-DOS prompt, type
TYPE
C:
\CONFIG.
SYS
and press
Enter to see a listing of your
CONFIG.SYS file, which contains
system configuration commands.
At the MS-DOS prompt, type
TYPE C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT and
press
Enter to see a listing of your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file, which
contains system startup commands.
A-2 Troubleshooting
- POWERSPAN 1
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 4 6
- Appendix A Troubleshooting 8
- Appendix B Specifications 9
- Introduction 10
- S, and other 11
- Features of This Manual 12
- Where to Get Help 13
- CompuServe On-line Support 14
- Chapter 1 15
- Installation 16
- Overview 16
- Installing Optional Equipment 19
- Connecting Peripheral Devices 20
- Turning On the System 22
- Configuring Your System 24
- Equipment Log 25
- Chapter 2 27
- Starting the Program 28
- F1 to start SETUP 29
- F1 to continue 29
- Selecting Options 30
- Setup key functions 30
- SETUP program options 30
- Running the SETUP Program 2-5 31
- 2-6 Running the SETUP Program 32
- Running the SETUP Program 2-7 33
- 2-8 Running the SETUP Program 34
- Running the SETUP Program 2-9 35
- Running the SETUP Program 38
- Hard Disk Drive Types 39
- Hard disk drive types 40
- Exiting SETUP 42
- ESC at any of the SETUP 42
- ESC again 42
- Chapter 3 43
- How to Use This Chapter 45
- The Configuration Process 46
- Using Configuration 46
- Using the Keyboard 47
- Using a Mouse 47
- Using On-line Help 48
- Setting the Date and Time 50
- Enter. You see the Main Menu 51
- Enter. Follow the 52
- Print Screen key 52
- Adding or Removing a Board 53
- System board options 54
- [settings vary] 62
- Enter at the main option 65
- Loading an Alternate SCI File 73
- Using the SD Command 74
- SD command parameters 75
- Using the CF Command 76
- CF command parameters 77
- Working Comfortably 80
- Positioning Your Monitor 81
- Lighting Your Workspace 82
- Using the Keyboard and Mouse 82
- Maintaining 83
- Good Posture and Work 83
- Locking the Computer’s Cover 84
- Locking the Front Panel Door 85
- Using the Password Features 87
- Setting Passwords 88
- Setting a power-on password 89
- Activating a network password 89
- Setting a keyboard password 90
- Entering Passwords 90
- Enter. The screen does not 91
- Locking the Keyboard 94
- Changing the Processor Speed 95
- Entering Keyboard Commands 96
- Ctrl Alt 1 96
- Ctrl Alt 2 96
- Ctrl Alt key 97
- Controlling the Speaker 98
- Controlling the Cache 99
- Enter at the next two 100
- EXIT Utilities 100
- Using the Security Features 101
- INSTALL and press Enter 102
- Using the SCSI Subsystem 104
- Installing SCSI Terminators 105
- Installing SCSI Devices 105
- Installing SCSI Software 106
- Using Special Configurations 107
- Chapter 5 109
- Removing the System Covers 110
- Replacing the System Covers 113
- Removing the Front Panel 116
- Replacing the Front Panel 117
- Chapter 6 118
- Main System Board Map 119
- Removing the CPU Card 120
- J0710, J0730 121
- Installing an Option Card 124
- Removing an Option Card 127
- Memory Modules 128
- Sample SIMM configurations 129
- J0550,J0551,J0650 130
- Removing Memory Modules 131
- Adding Video Memory 132
- Video DRAM DIP chip types 133
- Chapter 7 138
- Using the Correct Drive Bay 139
- Installing an IDE Drive 148
- Removing an IDE Drive 149
- IDE hard 152
- Installing a SCSI Drive 155
- J0190, located at 156
- Removing a SCSI Drive 162
- Appendix A 165
- A-4 Troubleshooting 168
- Troubleshooting 169
- Troubleshooting A-7 171
- A-10 Troubleshooting 174
- Run-time Error Messages 178
- Run-time error messages 178
- Error Tone Codes 179
- A-16 Troubleshooting 180
- Power or Lock-up Problems 181
- Password Problems 183
- Keyboard Problems 185
- Monitor Problems 186
- Diskette Problems 187
- Diskette Drive Problems 187
- Hard Disk Problems 188
- Software Problems 189
- Printer Problems 190
- Option Card Problems 190
- Memory Module Problems 191
- Mouse Problems 192
- SCSI Drive Problems 193
- Appendix B 194
- Main System Board 194
- CPU Card 195
- Interfaces 195
- Controllers 196
- Keyboard 197
- Mass Storage 197
- Physical Characteristics 197
- Environmental Requirements 198
- Power Supply 198
- Maximum outputs 198
- Specifications B-5 198
- System current drain 199
- B-6 Specifications 199
- System Memory Map 200
- Input/output Addresses 201
- Specifications B-9 202
- System Interrupts 203
- DMA Channels 204
- Glossary 205
- CFG (configuration file) 206
- Configuration 206
- Expanded memory 208
- Expended memory 208
- RASH memory 208
- Hexadecimal 208
- Network server 211
- Non-target modeling mode 211
- Partition 211
- Power-on diagnostics 211
- SCI files 212
- VGA/SVGA 213
- Write-protect 213
- Shadow RAM 213
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