Epson Apex 200 User Manual - Page 126

Main Circuit Board Jumpers, MHz. Please consult your Epson Customer Care Center

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2. Lift the card gently out of the computer. Set it on a soft surface, such as a towel, with the component side facing up. The location of the three jumpers is shown below. Refer to the table above to set them as needed. When you finish setting the jumpers, replace the memory card in the computer and secure it with the retaining screw. Main Circuit Board Jumpers The jumpers on the main circuit board control the following : Number of wait states for EPROM. If necessary, you can change the number of wait states (1 or 2) used by the EPROM. Selectable wait states are available only when your computer is running at 12 MHz. Please consult your Epson Customer Care Center for assistance. Number of wait states for 16-bit device access. If necessary, you can change the number of wait states (1, 2, 3, or 4) required by the 16-bit optional devices. Selectable wait states are available only when your computer is running at 12 MHz. Please consult your Epson Customer Care Center for assistance.

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2.
Lift the card gently out of the computer. Set it on a soft
surface, such as a towel, with the component side facing up.
The location of the three jumpers is shown below. Refer to
the table above to set them as needed.
When you finish setting the jumpers, replace the memory
card in the computer and secure it with the retaining
screw.
Main Circuit Board Jumpers
The jumpers on the main circuit board control the following :
Number of wait states for EPROM. If necessary, you can
change the number of wait states (1 or 2) used by the
EPROM. Selectable wait states are available only when
your computer is running at 12 MHz. Please consult your
Epson Customer Care Center for assistance.
Number of wait states for 16-bit device access. If necessary,
you can change the number of wait states (1, 2, 3, or 4)
required by the 16-bit optional devices. Selectable wait
states are available only when your computer is running at
12 MHz. Please consult your Epson Customer Care Center
for assistance.