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System Board Components, DIMMs

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System Board Components The subsections that follow contain procedures for removing system board components. diskette controller connector (FLOPPY) fan connector (FAN) keyboard (bottom) and mouse (top) connectors (KYBD/MOUSE) serial port 1 (bottom) and serial port 2 (top) connectors (SERIAL) temperature sensor connector (TEMP_1) parallel port connector (PARALLEL) video connector (JVGA) temperature sensor connector (TEMP_2) battery socket (BATTERY) EISA connectors (EISA1 [bottom], EISA2, and EISA3) top of computer Figure 4-14. System Board Components integrated SCSI host adapter connector (SCSI) control-panel connector (PANEL) power input connector (POWER) 3-V power input connector (POWER3V) DIMM sockets (DIMM_A [top], DIMM_B, DIMM_C, and DIMM_D) primary microprocessor module (PROC_1) secondary microprocessor module (PROC_2) hard-disk drive access indicator connector (HDLED) auxiliary fan connector (AUXFAN) configuration jumpers PCI connectors (PCI4 [bottom], PCI5, and PCI6) server management connector (SVR_MGT) DIMMs NOTE: Use care when removing or replacing DIMMs. The available area of operation may be restricted by the large heat sinks on the microprocessor modules. Removing and Replacing Parts 4-15

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Removing and Replacing Parts
4-15
S
ystem Board Components
The subsections that follow contain procedures for removing system board
components.
Figure 4-14.
System Board Components
DIMMs
NOTE: Use care when removing or replacing DIMMs. The available area of
operation may be restricted by the large heat sinks on the microprocessor
modules.
top of computer
video
connector (JVGA)
battery socket
(BATTERY)
parallel port
connector
(PARALLEL)
serial port 1 (bottom)
and serial port 2 (top)
connectors (SERIAL)
keyboard (bottom)
and mouse (top)
connectors
(KYBD/MOUSE)
hard-disk drive access indicator
connector (HDLED)
EISA connectors
(EISA1 [bottom],
EISA2, and EISA3)
fan connector (FAN)
power input connector (POWER)
3-V power input connector
(POWER3V)
auxiliary fan connector
(AUXFAN)
PCI connectors (PCI4
[bottom], PCI5, and
PCI6)
server management
connector (SVR_MGT)
configuration jumpers
diskette controller
connector (FLOPPY)
integrated SCSI host adapter
connector (SCSI)
DIMM sockets (DIMM_A [top],
DIMM_B, DIMM_C, and DIMM_D)
primary microprocessor module
(PROC_1)
secondary microprocessor module
(PROC_2)
temperature sensor
connector (TEMP_2)
temperature sensor
connector (TEMP_1)
control-panel connector (PANEL)