HP Color LaserJet Enterprise MFP M680 Trusted Platform Module - User Guide - Page 9

pressure. You will hear a click when the connectors are fully engaged.

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5. Locate the correct connector on the formatter. The outline of a white square the same size as the TPM is printed on the formatter and surrounds the connector and a hole in the formatter. NOTE: The letters AUX might not appear on some older boards. The location of the connector on your formatter might be different from the location shown. 6. Hold the TPM by the edges as shown and align the connector on the TPM with the connector on the formatter. Gently position the TPM on the connector on the formatter. Apply slow, steady, downward pressure. You will hear a click when the connectors are fully engaged. 7. Reinstall the formatter into the printer. NOTE: It is recommended to secure the formatter with a Kensington Lock. ENWW Product hardware setup and software installation 5

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5.
Locate the correct connector on the formatter. The outline of a white square the same size as the TPM is
printed on the formatter and surrounds the connector and a hole in the formatter.
NOTE:
The letters
AUX
might not appear on some older boards. The location of the connector on your
formatter might be different from the location shown.
6.
Hold the TPM by the edges as shown and align the connector on the TPM with the connector on the
formatter. Gently position the TPM on the connector on the formatter. Apply slow, steady, downward
pressure. You will hear a click when the connectors are fully engaged.
7.
Reinstall the formatter into the printer.
NOTE:
It is recommended to secure the formatter with a Kensington Lock.
ENWW
Product hardware setup and software installation
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