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1 System Overview |
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Workstation Description |
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Packaging |
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Figure11 Workstation |
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Figure12 Location of Rear Panel Connectors |
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Internal Features |
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Front Panel |
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Figure13 Front Panel |
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Specifications And Characteristics |
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Physical Characteristics |
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Electrical Specifications |
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<TABLE> |
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Power Consumption And Cooling |
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<TABLE> |
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Environmental Specifications |
21 |
<TABLE> |
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Power Saving And Ergonometry |
21 |
<TABLE> |
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Power Saving And Ergonometry For APM Systems |
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<TABLE> |
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Power Saving Modes/Resume Events For ACPI Systems |
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<TABLE> |
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Soft Power Down |
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Documentation |
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Access HP World Wide Web Site |
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Where To Find The Information |
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2 System Board |
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System Board Description |
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Figure21 System Board Dimensions |
26 |
Figure22 System Board Chips and Connectors |
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Architectural View For The x1100 Workstation |
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Accessory Board Slots |
29 |
Figure23 Accessory Board Slots |
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Accelerated Graphics Port Slot |
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Figure24 AGP Slot |
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Peripheral Component Interconnect Slots |
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Figure25 PCI Slots |
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System Board Switches |
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Figure26 System Board Switches |
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<TABLE> |
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Chipset |
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Memory Controller Hub (82845) |
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Figure27 MCH Chip Location |
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Figure28 System Block Diagram using MCH |
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MCH Overview |
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Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) Bus Interface |
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hub interface |
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DDR SDRAM Interface |
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DIMM Memory Slots |
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Figure29 DIMM Memory Slot |
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Read/Write Buffers |
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System Clocking |
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Input/output Controller Hub 2 (82801BA) |
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Figure210 Input/Output Controller Hub 2 Chip |
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Figure211 System Block Diagram Using ICH2 |
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ICH2 Features |
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ICH2 Architecture |
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ICH2 PCI Bus Interface |
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SMBus Controller |
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Low Pin Count Interface |
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Enhanced USB Controller |
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AC’97 Controller |
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IDE Controller |
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DMA Controller |
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Interrupt Controller |
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Timer/Counter Block |
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Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller |
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Real Time Clock |
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Enhanced Power Management |
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SoundMAX® Codec (AD1885) |
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SMBus |
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Figure212 Devices on the SMBus |
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ICH2 SMBus Master Controller |
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Devices On The LPC Bus |
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Figure213 Devices on the LPC Bus |
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The Super I/O Controller |
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Serial/Parallel Communications Ports |
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FDC |
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Keyboard And Mouse Controller |
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FirmWare Hub (82802AB) |
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System Bus |
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Figure214 The System Bus |
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Intel Pentium 4 processor |
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Processor Clock |
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Bus Frequencies |
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Voltage Regulation Module (VRM) |
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Cache Memory |
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Assigned Device Interrupts |
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I/O Controller Hub Interrupts |
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Interrupt Controllers |
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PCI IRQ Lines |
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3 HP BIOS |
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Overview |
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Using The HP Setup Program |
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Main Screen |
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<TABLE> |
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Advanced Screen |
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<TABLE> |
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Processors, Memory And Cache |
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<TABLE> |
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Floppy Options |
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<TABLE> |
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IDE Device Configuration |
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<TABLE> |
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IDE Primary Master Device |
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<TABLE> |
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Integrated USB Interface |
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<TABLE> |
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Peripheral Configuration |
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<TABLE> |
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Integrated Audio Device |
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<TABLE> |
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Integrated LAN |
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<TABLE> |
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Video Configuration |
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<TABLE> |
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PCI Device, Slot #1 |
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<TABLE> |
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Security Screen |
62 |
<TABLE> |
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Device Start Protection |
62 |
<TABLE> |
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Hardware Protection |
62 |
<TABLE> |
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Boot Screen |
62 |
<TABLE> |
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Power Screen |
63 |
<TABLE> |
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Exit Screen |
63 |
<TABLE> |
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Updating The System BIOS |
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Figure31 System BIOS Flash Process |
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Restoring BIOS Default Settings |
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If You Forgot The Administrator Password |
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Clearing The CMOS |
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Recovering The BIOS (crisis mode) |
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BIOS Addresses |
66 |
System Memory Map |
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HP I/O Port Map (I/O addresses used by the system, if configured) |
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DMA Channel Controllers |
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<TABLE> |
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Interrupt Controllers |
68 |
<TABLE> |
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PCI IRQ Lines |
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4 Pre-boot Diagnostics And BIOS Errors |
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HP e-Diagtools |
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Overview Of e-Diagtools |
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Pre-boot Audio Signal And Beeps |
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<TABLE> |
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BIOS Error Messages |
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Handling Pre-boot, BIOS, or e-Diagtools Errors |
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Calling Your Support Provider |
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Troubleshooting The Error Yourself |
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e-Diagtools Online Troubleshooting |
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Running e-Diagtools |
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Running e-Diagtools From The Utility Partition On Your Hard Disk |
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Running e-Diagtools From A CD-ROM |
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prerequisites |
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Running e-Diagtools From The HP Recovery CD |
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Running e-Diagtools From The HP Diagtools CD-ROM |
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HP e-Diagtools Hardware Tests |
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For More Information |
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5 Hardware Components |
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Selecting A Monitor For Your Workstation |
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Graphics Cards |
83 |
Matrox Millennium G450 Graphics Card |
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3D Features |
83 |
Figure51 Matrox Millennium G450 Graphics Card |
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available video resolutions |
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LIMITATIONS |
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nVIDIA Quadro2 Pro |
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Figure52 nVIDIA Quadro2 Pro Graphics Card |
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nVIDIA Quadro2 EX |
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Figure53 nVIDIA Quadro2 EX Graphics Card |
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3D features |
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SCSI Adapter Cards |
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Adaptec 29160 SCSI PCI adapter card |
88 |
Figure54 Adaptec SCSI Card |
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External SCSI Cable Information |
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Additional SCSI Card Features |
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IEEE-1394 (Firewire) Card |
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Figure55 IEEE-1394 (Firewire) Card |
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IEEE-1394 Cable |
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Figure56 Cross Section of the IEEE-1394 Cable |
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Mass Storage Devices |
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Flexible Disk Drives |
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Hard Disk Drives |
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CD-ROM Drives |
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IDE 48X CD-ROM Drive |
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CD-RW Drive |
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<TABLE> |
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DVD-ROM Drive |
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<TABLE> |
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DVD+RW Drive |
94 |
<TABLE> |
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Connectors And Sockets |
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IDE Drive Connectors |
96 |
<TABLE> |
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Battery Pinouts |
96 |
<TABLE> |
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Additional SCSI LED Connector |
96 |
<TABLE> |
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Power Supply Connector (20-pin) and Aux Power Connector |
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<TABLE> |
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Wake On LAN Connector |
98 |
<TABLE> |
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System Fan Connector |
98 |
<TABLE> |
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Internal Audio Connectors |
98 |
<TABLE> |
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Intrusion |
98 |
<TABLE> |
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AGP Connector |
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<TABLE> |
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IEEE-1394 Connectors |
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<TABLE> |
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Ethernet Connector |
100 |
Figure57 Ethernet UTP Connector |
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Rear Panel |
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Figure58 Rear Panel Socket Pin Layouts |
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Keyboard And Mouse Connectors |
102 |
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USB Stacked Connector |
102 |
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Serial Port Connectors |
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<TABLE> |
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25-pin Parallel Connector |
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<TABLE> |
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External Audio Jacks |
104 |
6 Removing And Replacing Hardware Parts |
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Overview |
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Figure61 Workstation |
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Figure62 System Board Connectors and Slots |
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Removing And Replacing The Cover And FrontBezel |
108 |
Removing The Workstation’s Cover |
108 |
Removing The Front Bezel |
108 |
Figure64 Removing the Bezel |
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Replacing The Cover And Front Bezel |
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Figure65 Inserting the Bezel Hinges into their Slots on the Workstation |
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Figure66 Replacing the Cover |
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Removing, Replacing And Upgrading Memory |
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Figure67 System Board Connectors and Slots |
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Removing And Replacing A Memory Module |
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Figure68 Removing a Memory Module |
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Removing Or Replacing An Accessory Card |
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Removing An AGP Accessory Card |
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Figure69 Retainer Clip for the Accessory Cards |
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Figure610 AGP Slot and Retainer Latches |
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Figure611 Removing the AGP Accessory Card |
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Replacing An AGP Accessory Card |
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Removing A SCSI Card |
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Figure612 Removing the SCSI Cable and SCSI Status Light Cable |
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Figure613 Removing the SCSI Card |
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replacing a SCSI card |
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installing the external 68-pin SCSI connector and cable |
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SCSI connector considerations |
117 |
Figure614 SCSI Connectors Viewed from the Back of the Workstation |
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cables used to connect your external SCSI devices |
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Figure615 Supported SCSI Cables |
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installing the SCSI connector |
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Figure616 Removing the Bulkhead Blank |
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Figure617 Install the SCSI Connector Bulkhead |
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Figure618 Connecting the SCSI Connector Cable to the SCSI Card |
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Removing And Replacing A Hard Disk Drive |
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Removing A Hard Disk Drive |
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Figure619 Disconnecting the Power and Data Cables |
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Figure620 Releasing the Retainer Clips and the Hard Disk Drive |
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Figure621 Removing the Hard Disk Drive from Its Bracket Guides |
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Replacing A Hard Disk Drive |
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Removing And Replacing An Optical Drives |
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Removing An Optical Drive |
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Figure622 Disconnecting the Optical Drive’s Power and Data Cables |
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Figure623 Removing an Optical Drive |
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Figure624 Removing Optical Drive from its Mounting Bracket |
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Figure625 Installing the Optical Drive’s Mounting Bracket Filler |
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Replacing An Optical Drive |
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Removing And Replacing A Flexible Disk Drive |
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Removing A Flexible Disk Drive |
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Figure626 Disconnecting a Flexible Disk Drive’s Power and Data Cables |
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Figure627 Removing the Flexible Disk Drive |
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Figure628 Removing the Flexible Drive from Its Mounting Bracket |
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Replacing A Flexible Disk Drive |
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Removing And Replacing A Power Supply Unit |
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Removing A Power Supply Unit |
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Figure629 Disconnecting Power Supply Cables |
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Figure630 Unscrew the Power Supply’s Internal Mounting Screw |
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Figure631 Unscrewing the Power Supply’s Four Mounting Screws |
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Figure632 Removing the Power Supply |
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Replacing A Power Supply |
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Removing And Replacing The Processor |
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Removing The Existing Processor |
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Figure633 Disconnecting the Heatsink Fan’s Power Cable |
132 |
Figure634 Removing the Heatsink and Fan |
133 |
Figure635 Removing the Processor |
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Replacing A Processor |
134 |
Figure636 Replacing the Thermal Bonding Material |
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Removing And Replacing A System Board |
135 |
Removing A System Board |
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Figure637 Unscrewing the System Board Mounting Screws |
135 |
Figure638 Remove the System Board |
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Replacing A System Board |
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Setting System Board Switches |
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Removing And Replacing A System Speaker |
139 |
Removing A System Speaker |
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Figure640 Removing Audio Cable from the System Board |
139 |
Figure641 Removing a System Speaker |
140 |
Replacing A System Speaker |
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Removing And Replacing A System Fan |
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Removing The System Fan |
141 |
Figure642 Disconnecting the System Fan Power Cable |
141 |
Figure643 Removing the System Fan Rivets |
142 |
Figure644 Removing the System Fan |
142 |
Replacing A System Fan |
142 |
Removing And Replacing The System Battery |
144 |
Removing The System Battery |
144 |
Figure645 Removing the Battery |
145 |
Replacing The System Battery |
145 |
7 Troubleshooting Your Workstation |
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Screen Is Blank Because The System Failed To Boot |
148 |
Figure71 Setting the Workstation’s Line Voltage Switch |
148 |
Screen Goes Blank Or Corrupt Image |
149 |
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Troubleshooting BIOS Problems |
150 |
Updating The BIOS |
150 |
Restoring BIOS Default Settings |
150 |
Clearing The CMOS |
150 |
Recovering The BIOS (crisis mode) |
151 |
system board switches |
152 |
Figure72 System Board Switches |
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Using The HP Setup Program |
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First, Turn On Or Restart Your Workstation |
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To Go To The Setup Program |
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More Troubleshooting For Drives |
154 |
If The Hard Disk Has A Problem |
154 |
If The Hard Disk Activity Light Does Not Work |
154 |
CD-ROM, DVD or CD-RW Drive Does Not Work |
154 |
CD-ROM, DVD or CD-RW Drive Is Idle |
155 |
DVD Drive Doesn’t Play DVD Video |
155 |
CD-ROM, DVD or CD-RW Door Does Not Open |
155 |
Recovering Hard Disk Drive Contents (Windows only) |
156 |
Overview |
156 |
What Functions Are Available? |
156 |
General Instructions |
156 |
Recovery Process |
156 |
Recovering Preloaded Drivers |
157 |
Changing The Hard Disk |
157 |
Other Sources Of Information |
158 |
Online Support For Troubleshooting |
158 |
Documentation Set Overview |
158 |
Hewlett-Packard Support And Information Services |
159 |
Collecting Information Before Contacting HP Support |
159 |
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A x1100 Service Information |
161 |
HP x1100 Accessories |
162 |
x1100 Supported Accessories |
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Exploded View And Part Numbers |
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FigureA1 Exploded View of the HP Workstation x1100 Parts |
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