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System I/O address map (continued) Hex address Assigned device 378-37F 380-38F 390-393 Parallel printer port 1 SDLC, bisynchronous 2 Cluster 3A0-3AF 3B0-3BF SDLC, bisynchronous 1 Monochrome display and printer adapter 3C0-3CF 3D0-3DF 3F0-3F7 Enhanced graphics adapter Color graphics monitor adapter FDD controller 3F8 - 3FF Serial port 1 6E2, 6E3 790-793 Data acquisition (adapter 1) Cluster (adapter 1) AE2, AE3 B90, B93 Data acquisition (adapter 2) Cluster (adapter 2) EE2, EE3 Data acquisition (adapter 3) 1390 -1393 Cluster (adapter 3) 22E1 GPIB (adapter 1) 2390 - 2393 43E1 Cluster (adapter 4) GPIB (adapter 2) 62E1 GPIB (adapter 3) 82E1 GPIB (adapter 4) A2El GPIB (adapter 5) C2E11 E2E1 GPIB (adapter 6) GPIB (adapter 7) Specifications A-17

Section	Page
FRONT MATTER	1
TABLE OF CONTENTS	7
INTRODUCTION	12
VGA and IDE Drivers	14
Optional Equipment	14
System Memory	14
Cache Memory	14
Video Memory	15
Microprocessor	15
Math Coprocessor	15
Drives	15
How to Use This Manual	16
Conventions Used in This Manual	17
Where to Get Help	17
CHAP 1-SETTING UP YOUR SYSTEM	19
Getting Started	19
Choosing a Location	19
Unpacking Your Computer	20
Connecting the Computer	21
Connecting a Keyboard	21
Connecting a Mouse	21
Connecting a Monitor	22
Connecting a Printer or Other Device	23
Turning On the Computer	25
Turning Off the Computer	28
CHAP 2-RUNNING THE SETUP PROGRAM	29
Starting the Setup Program	30
The System Setup Option	31
Setting the Time and Date	31
Setting the Video Display Type	32
Checking System Memory	32
Setting the Diskette Drive(s)	32
The Fixed Disk Setup Option	33
Defining Your Own Drive Type	33
The Advanced System Setup Option	34
Configuring Cache Memory	34
Configuring Memory Shadow	35
Configuring Chipset Registers	35
Setting the Boot	36
The System Security and Anti- Virus Option	37
The System Summary Option	38
Exiting the Setup	39
Post-Setup Procedures	40
CHAP 3-USING YOUR COMPUTER	41
Inserting Removing Disks	41
Stopping a Command or Program	42
Resetting the Computer	43
Using a Password	44
Changing the Processor Speed	46
CHAP 4-INSTALLING AND REMOVING OPTIONS	48
Removing the Cover	49
Replacing the Cover	51
Locating the Internal Components	52
Changing the Jumper Settings	53
Setting the Jumpers	55
Installing Memory Modules (SIMMs)	57
Inserting SIMMs	58
Removing SlMMs	60
Installing an Option Card	61
Removing an Option	65
Removing the Option Card Connector Board	65
Replacing the Option Card Connector Board	67
Adding Video Memory	68
Installing the Video Chips	68
Installing External Cache	70
Installing the Chips	71
Upgrading the Microprocessor	73
Replacing the Processor Chip	74
Installing a Heat Sink	76
Post-installation Procedures	76
CHAP 5-INSTALLING AND REMOVING DRIVES	77
Installing a Hard Disk Drive in the lnternal Drive Bay	78
Removing the Mounting Frames	79
Connecting the Hard Disk Drive Cables	80
Installing the Hard Disk Below the Mounting Bracket	84
Installing the Hard Disk On the Mounting Bracket	86
Removing a Hard Disk Drive From the Internal Drive	89
Installing a Drive in the Upper External Drive Bay	89
Connecting the Drive and Power Cables	92
Removing a Drive from the Upper Drive Bay	94
Reconnecting the Drive and Power Cables to the Diskette Drive in the Lower Drive Bay	94
Post-installation Procedures	96
CHAP 6-INSTALLING VGA AND IDE DRIVERS	97
VGA Drivers	97
Installing the Windows Drivers	99
Configuring the Drivers	99
SetRES	100
IDE Drivers	101
Installing the IDE Drivers	101
CHAP 7-TROUBLESHOOTING	103
Identifying Your System	103
The Computer Will Not Start	105
The Computer Does Not Respond	106
Keyboard Problems	107
Monitor Problems	107
Diskette Problems	108
Diskette Drive Problems	109
Hard Disk Drive Problems	110
Password Problems	111
Software Problems	112
Printer Problems	112
Option Card Problems	113
Memory Module Problems	114
Mouse Problems	114
Controller Problems	115
External Cache Problems	115
APPENDIX A-SPECIFICATIONS	116
CPU and Memory	116
Controllers	117
Interlaces	117
Physical Characteristics	119
Power Supply	119
Option Slot Power limits (Total)	120
Environmental Requirements	120
Tested Operating Environments	120
Options Available from Epson	121
Hard Disk Drive Types	123
Connector Pin Assignments	126
Parallel Port Connector (CN3)	126
Serial Port Connectors (CN4 and CN5)	127
Keyboard and Mouse Connectors (CN7 and CN6)	127
VGA Porf Connector (CN2)	128
DMA Assignments	128
Hardware In tempts	129
System Memory Map	130
System I/O Address Map	131
GLOSSARY	133