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Index Computer Setup Advanced Menu 2-5 File Menu 2-3 overview 2-1 Security Menu 2-4 computer specifications 6-1 connector pin assignments external monitor connector A-5 headphone jack A-2 microphone jack A-3 modem jack A-4 network interface card (NIC) jack A-4 parallel connector A-1 RJ-11 jack A-4 RJ-45 jack A-4 serial connector A-2 speaker jack A-2 universal serial bus (USB) connector A-3 connectors, service considerations 4-2 cursor control keys 1-21 D design overview 1-27 diagnostics configuration information 2-7 diagnostics test information 2-8 disassembly sequence chart 5-2 diskette drive illustrated 3-12 OS loading problems 2-23 spare part number 3-13 specifications 6-7 diskette drive cable illustrated 3-12 spare part number 3-13 diskette drive cradle illustrated 3-12 spare part number 3-13 display illustrated 3-2 installing 5-31 removal 5-29 spare part numbers 3-3, 5-29 specifications 6-3, 6-4 display center support illustrated 3-10 removal 5-38 display left support illustrated 3-10 removal 5-40 display lid switch board illustrated 3-10 display release latch 1-15 display right support illustrated 3-10 removal 5-33 DMA specifications 6-11 docking connector 1-25 docking station, troubleshooting 2-18 drives, preventing damage 4-3 Index-2 Maintenance and Service Guide

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Index–2
Maintenance and Service Guide
Index
Computer Setup
Advanced Menu
2–5
File Menu
2–3
overview
2–1
Security Menu
2–4
computer specifications
6–1
connector pin assignments
external monitor connector
A–5
headphone jack
A–2
microphone jack
A–3
modem jack
A–4
network interface card
(NIC) jack
A–4
parallel connector
A–1
RJ-11 jack
A–4
RJ-45 jack
A–4
serial connector
A–2
speaker jack
A–2
universal serial bus (USB)
connector
A–3
connectors, service
considerations
4–2
cursor control keys
1–21
D
design overview
1–27
diagnostics configuration
information
2–7
diagnostics test information
2–8
disassembly sequence chart
5–2
diskette drive
illustrated
3–12
OS loading problems
2–23
spare part number
3–13
specifications
6–7
diskette drive cable
illustrated
3–12
spare part number
3–13
diskette drive cradle
illustrated
3–12
spare part number
3–13
display
illustrated
3–2
installing
5–31
removal
5–29
spare part numbers
3–3
,
5–29
specifications
6–3
,
6–4
display center support
illustrated
3–10
removal
5–38
display left support
illustrated
3–10
removal
5–40
display lid switch board
illustrated
3–10
display release latch
1–15
display right support
illustrated
3–10
removal
5–33
DMA specifications
6–11
docking connector
1–25
docking station,
troubleshooting
2–18
drives, preventing damage
4–3