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Asm–

Index

Part

Number

Units

Description

–16

41A3517

1 Memory,

256

M

DDR2,

Model

742,

782

–16

41A3518

1 Memory,

512

M

DDR2,

Model

742,

782

–16

41A3519

1 Memory,

1024

M

DDR2,

Model

742,

782

–17

41A3569

1 Power

inlet

and

cord

–

–18

42M5852

1 I/O

module

(RS-485;

38V

or

24V

printer

port)

–18

42M5851

1 I/O

module

(USB

2.0)

–18

42M5853

1 I/O

module

(common;

USB

ports

are

USB

2.0)

–18

42M5854

1 I/O

module

(3

powered

RS-232

ports)

–18

42M5855

1 I/O

module

(powered

RS-232,

USB

2.0

ports,

and

CD)

–

23K8035

1 I/O

module

blank;

Model

C42

only

–19

23K8110

1 Expansion

housing

close-out

(if

no

UPS

installed)

–20

42M5898

1 Expansion

housing

(wide

machines

only)

–21

42M5860

1 UPS;

high

voltage

(optional)

–21

42M5861

1 UPS;

low

voltage

(optional)

–21

23K8052

1 UPS

battery**

–

**The

SurePOS

700

UPS

batteries

are

a

consumable

item

and,

as

such,

the

customer

is

responsible

for

battery

replacement.

IBM

warrants

the

original

UPS

battery

for

90

days

from

the

ship

date

to

the

customer

or

distributor.

Replacement

batteries

(P/N

23K8052)

for

the

US

and

Canada

can

be

purchased

by

calling

1-800-IBM-CALL

(1-800-426-2225).

Customers

outside

the

US

and

Canada

should

contact

their

IBM

representative.

–

45P6222

2 Battery,

for

the

system

board

and

the

riser

–22

41A3428

1 I/O

module

mounting

kit

(left

and

right

holders

with

mounting

screws)

–23

42M5882

1 CD-ROM

assembly,

24X,

drive

and

bracket

assembled,

IDE

attached;

Models

742

and

782

only

–23

42M5858

CD-ROM

assembly

24X,

drive

and

bracket

assembled,

SATA

attached\

Model

C42

only

–23

42M5859

DVD

plus

R/W,

drive

with

bracket

assembled,

SATA

attached,

Model

C42

only

–

41A3590

1 CD-ROM

blanking

shield

–

06P5223

1 External

FDD

–

41D7531

1 External

CD-ROM

drive

–24

42M5848

1 Front

USB

card;

–

23K8046

1 Front

USB

blanking

shield

–25

42M5849

1 Switch/LED

card

with

Headphone

jack;

Models

742,

782

–25

42M5850

Switch/LED

card

without

headphone

jack;

Model

722

–

42M5910

1 Miscellaneous

hardware:

10

M3

screws,

8

M4

flathead

screws,

4

6-32

screws,

2

main

feet,

one

center

foot,

PCI

blank,

8

rubber

plugs

for

cover

(for

all

colors),

1

headphone

jack

plug

(for

all

colors),

1

I/O

card

bumper

and

port

standoff,

fire

shield

labels,

system

board

standoff,

power

supply

outlet

seal

–

41A3542

1 Vertical

stand,

storm

(light)

gray

–

41A3543

1 Vertical

stand,

iron

(dark)

gray

–

41A3544

1 Vertical

stand,

litho

gray

–

–

Optional

adapter

cards:

–

42M5866

1 Dual

display

adapter

–

42M5867

1 DVI

adapter

–

–

Cables:

–

41A3404

1 Cable,

HDD

signal

(IDE)

–

41A3405

1 Cable,

HDD

signal

(SATA)

–

41A3533

1 Cable,

CD-ROM

signal

(IDE)

–

41A3408

1 Cable,

CD-ROM

signal

(SATA)

Assembly

2:

(continued)

Updated

July

14,

2008

90

SurePOS

700

Series:

SurePOS

700-721/741/781,

722/742/782

Hardware

Service

Guide

Section	Page
Contents	5
Figures	9
Tables	11
Preface	13
About this guide	13
Who should use this guide	13
How this guide is organized	13
Related publications	13
Sure POS Models 7x1 and 7x2 important driver information	14
Publications accessibility	14
Summary of changes	15
July 2008	15
October, 2007	15
March, 2007	15
August, 2006	15
March, 2006	15
July, 2005	15
Providing feedback	17
Chapter 1. Introducing the SurePOS 700 Models	19
Physical characteristics	20
Dimensions	20
Controls and indicators	20
Connectors	22
IBM SurePorts Point of Sale connections	24
Cooling	26
Environmental and temperature	26
Power	27
Power switch operation	27
Uninterruptible power supply (optional)	28
Battery life	28
Input voltage	28
System unit interface	28
Configuration switches	29
Power management	30
Features and options	31
Video function	33
Local area network	33
Audio and headphones	33
PC I/O	34
System memory	34
Optional USB DASD	34
USB support	34
Models 7x1	34
Models 7x2	35
Unique software interface	35
I/O devices	35
Cash drawers	36
Voltage setting for the 4689 DBCS SurePOS Receipt Journal printer	37
Powered USB connectors	38
Non-POS I/O devices	38
System and driver support	39
Operating systems	39
Drivers	39
BIOS	39
Compatibility	40
Hardware	40
Software	40
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) program (Models 742 and 782 only)	40
Calling for service	41
Chapter 2. Removal and replacement procedures	43
Before you begin	44
Cables, connectors, and headphones	44
Connecting your cash drawer to SurePOS Models 721, 741, and 781	45
Removing the slanted I/O trays	46
Removing the covers	47
Removing the top plate	50
Removing the CD-ROM	51
Removing the hard disk drive	54
Removing the exhaust fan (Models 742 and 782 only)	56
Replacing the insulating rubber seal (Models 722, 742, and 782 only)	57
Removing the spline	59
Removing the I/O modules	60
Removing the I/O module holders	61
Removing the air duct (Models 722, 74x, 78x, and C4x)	62
Removing the processor fan (Models 742, 782 only)	63
Removing the heat sink and processor	63
Removing the control switch card	65
Removing the power supply	66
Removing the riser card	67
Removing the planar	72
Removing the UPS	74
Removing the expansion housing	76
Removing the UPS battery	78
Removing the front USB card	79
Removing the memory modules	80
Removing the front service housing components (wide models only)	82
Removing the system and bezel latches	82
Removing the pull-out handle	84
Removing the cable guide	84
Removing the cable guide arm assembly	85
Routing the cables	87
Chapter 3. Problem determination	91
Preliminary checklist	91
Problem isolation	92
Special tools requirements	93
Using the RAID application	93
Determining a hard drive failure	93
Method one: Clicking on the RAID icon	93
Method two: Entering RAID during start-up	94
Replacing and rebuilding a hard drive	95
Accessing the RAID setup menu	95
Chapter 4. Diagnostics and configuration settings	97
Service and diagnostics	97
Using the BIOS setup program	97
Navigation and menus	97
Saving settings	98
Boot device order	98
Restoring CMOS default settings	98
Appendix A. Parts catalog	101
Assembly 1: Models 721, 741 and 781	102
Assembly 2: Models 722, 742, and 782	106
Assembly 3: Slanted I/O tray	110
Assembly 4: Front service assembly	112
Line cord assemblies	114
Appendix B. Safety information	115
Appendix C. Notices	121
Electronic emission notices	123
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) statement	123
European Union EMC Directive conformance statement	123
Industry Canada Class A Emission Compliance statement	124
Avis de conformité aux normes d'Industrie Canada	124
Germany	124
Australia and New Zealand	124
Chinese Class A warning statement	125
Japanese power line harmonics compliance statement	125
Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) statement	125
Korean communications statement	125
Taiwanese Class A warning statement	126
Taiwan contact information	126
Cable ferrite requirement	126
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)	126
Product Recycling and disposal	127
Battery return program	128
For Taiwan:	128
For the European Union:	129
For California:	129
Flat panel displays	130
Monitors and workstations	130
Trademarks	130
Appendix D. Intel software license agreement (final, single user)	131
Important - read before copying, installing or using	131
Copyright license	131
Ownership of software and copyrights	131
Limited media warranty	131
Exclusion of other warranties	131
Limitation of liability	132
Termination of this agreement	132
Applicable laws	132
Government restricted rights	132
Index	133
Part number index	137

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