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GX1 and NX1. Older versions of the OptiPlex GX1 and OtiPlex NX1 systems - components

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Server-based and diskette-based diagnostics are available to aid in troubleshooting all major components of the OptiPlex GX1 and GX1p. The OptiPlex NX1 systems use server-based diagnostics, hard-disk-based diagnostics, or the diskette-based diagnostics using an external diskette-drive kit connected directly to the system board. See "Running the System Diagnostics" in Chapter 2 for additional information. The following subsections provide service-related information about the system board and components. The OptiPlex GX1p, and newer versions of the GX1 and OptiPlex NX1 systems use the system board shown in Figure 1-12 (integrated NIC is optional on the GX1 and NX1). Older versions of the OptiPlex GX1 and OtiPlex NX1 systems use the system board shown in Figure 1-13. parallel/serial port 1 connectors (stacked) (PARALLEL/SERIAL1) telephony connector (TAPI) DIMM sockets (3) (DIMM_A-DIMM_C) 3.3-V power input connector (POWER_2) mouse/keyboard connectors (stacked) (MOUSE/KYBD) USB connectors (USB) (2) serial port 2 connector (SERIAL2) battery socket (BATTERY) control panel connector (PANEL) chassis intrusion switch connector main power input connector (POWER_1) SEC cartridge connector (SLOT1) microprocessor fan connector (FAN) CD-in connectors (CD-IN) video connector MONITOR) front of computer video-memory upgrade socket (VIDEO_UPGRADE) primary EIDE interface connector (IDE1) optional integrated NIC connector (ENET) microphone jack (MIC) audio line-out jack (LINE-OUT) audio line-in jack (LINE-IN) ATI multimedia connector (AMC) riser board connector (RISER) secondary EIDE interface connector (IDE2) diskette/tape drive interface connector (DSKT) system board jumpers 1-18

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Server-based and diskette-based diagnostics are available to aid in troubleshoot-
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diskette-based diagnostics using an external diskette-drive kit connected directly
to the system board. See “Running the System Diagnostics” in Chapter 2 for
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The OptiPlex GX1p, and newer versions of the GX1 and OptiPlex NX1 systems
use the system board shown in Figure 1-12 (integrated NIC is optional on the
GX1 and NX1). Older versions of the OptiPlex GX1 and OtiPlex NX1 systems
use the system board shown in Figure 1-13.
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SEC cartridge connector
(SLOT1)
microprocessor
fan connector (FAN)
microphone jack (MIC)
video
connector MONITOR)
serial port 2
connector
(SERIAL2)
USB connectors
(USB) (2)
parallel/serial port 1
connectors (stacked)
(PARALLEL/SERIAL1)
mouse/keyboard
connectors (stacked)
(MOUSE/KYBD)
audio line-in
jack (LINE-IN)
audio line-out
jack (LINE-OUT)
video-memory
upgrade socket
(VIDEO_UPGRADE)
control panel
connector (PANEL)
battery socket
(BATTERY)
optional
integrated NIC
connector (ENET)
riser board connector (RISER)
system board jumpers
primary EIDE
interface connector
(IDE1)
secondary EIDE
interface connector
(IDE2)
front of computer
diskette/tape drive
interface connector
(DSKT)
DIMM sockets (3)
(DIMM_A–DIMM_C)
main power input
connector (POWER_1)
3.3-V power
input connector
(POWER_2)
ATI multimedia
connector (AMC)
CD-in
connectors (CD-IN)
telephony
connector
(TAPI)
chassis intrusion
switch connector