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FailSafe Boot Block ROM

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Index materials and equipment 5-3 preventing damage 5-2 Ethernet RJ-45 pin assignments A-1 expansion card removal and replacement 6-8 expansion slot cover lock removal and replacement 6-8 F FailSafe Boot Block ROM 3-1 fan, power supply 5-6 FAT 32 to NTFS conversion 1-2 flashing LEDs C-5 4-pin power pin assignments A-4 front bezel removal and replacement 6-3 front drive bezel 6-4 front I/O panel removal and replacement 6-17 G grounding methods 5-3 H hard drive proper handling 5-7 removal and replacement 6-16 headphone pin assignments A-3 heatsink removal and replacement 6-21 I initial configuration 3-1 Internet addresses, See Web sites K keyboard cleaning 5-5 pin assignments A-1 L LEDs blinking PS/2 keyboard C-5 line-in audio pin assignments A-3 line-out audio pin assignments A-3 M memory, removal and replacement 6-6 microphone pin assignments A-2 monitor blank screen E-9 blurry video E-10 checking connections E-1 cleaning 5-5 dim characters E-10 pin assignments A-3 mouse cleaning 5-5 pin assignments A-1 N NTFS conversion 1-2 O operating systems, important information about 3- 3 P parallel interface pin assignments A-2 password changing 3-4 deleting 3-5 power-on 2-1 setup 3-3 supervisor 3-4 user 3-4 password security 3-3 PATA data cable pinouts 4-3 power cable pinouts 4-3 POST (Power-On Self-Test) 2-1 POST error messages C-1 to C-5 power button configuring 3-2 dual-state 3-2 power cord set requirements country specific B-2 general B-1 Power Management 3-2 power supply fan information 5-6 removal and replacement 6-29 surge-tolerant 3-5 power switch assembly removal and replacement 6-18 power-on password 2-1 Power-On Self-Test (POST) 2-1 preinstalled software image 3-1 preparation for disassembly 6-1 problems audio E-12 CD-ROM and DVD E-22 diskette E-5 display E-9 Drive Key E-23 hard drive E-6 installing hardware E-16 Index-2 415606-001 Service Reference Guide, dx2200 MT

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Index–2
415606-001
Service Reference Guide, dx2200 MT
Index
materials and equipment
5–3
preventing damage
5–2
Ethernet
RJ-45 pin assignments
A–1
expansion card removal and replacement
6–8
expansion slot cover lock removal and replacement
6–8
F
FailSafe Boot Block ROM
3–1
fan, power supply
5–6
FAT 32 to NTFS conversion
1–2
flashing LEDs
C–5
4-pin power pin assignments
A–4
front bezel removal and replacement
6–3
front drive bezel
6–4
front I/O panel removal and replacement
6–17
G
grounding methods
5–3
H
hard drive
proper handling
5–7
removal and replacement
6–16
headphone pin assignments
A–3
heatsink removal and replacement
6–21
I
initial configuration
3–1
Internet addresses,
See
Web sites
K
keyboard
cleaning
5–5
pin assignments
A–1
L
LEDs
blinking PS/2 keyboard
C–5
line-in audio pin assignments
A–3
line-out audio pin assignments
A–3
M
memory, removal and replacement
6–6
microphone pin assignments
A–2
monitor
blank screen
E–9
blurry video
E–10
checking connections
E–1
cleaning
5–5
dim characters
E–10
pin assignments
A–3
mouse
cleaning
5–5
pin assignments
A–1
N
NTFS conversion
1–2
O
operating systems, important information about
3–
3
P
parallel interface pin assignments
A–2
password
changing
3–4
deleting
3–5
power-on
2–1
setup
3–3
supervisor
3–4
user
3–4
password security
3–3
PATA
data cable pinouts
4–3
power cable pinouts
4–3
POST (Power-On Self-Test)
2–1
POST error messages
C–1
to
C–5
power button
configuring
3–2
dual-state
3–2
power cord set requirements
country specific
B–2
general
B–1
Power Management
3–2
power supply
fan information
5–6
removal and replacement
6–29
surge-tolerant
3–5
power switch assembly removal and replacement
6–18
power-on password
2–1
Power-On Self-Test (POST)
2–1
preinstalled software image
3–1
preparation for disassembly
6–1
problems
audio
E–12
CD-ROM and DVD
E–22
diskette
E–5
display
E–9
Drive Key
E–23
hard drive
E–6
installing hardware
E–16