IBM 8651RM0 Hardware Maintenance Manual - Page 156

Video-Sleep-Register Address Setting J6A2

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J6A1 Unprotect Protect 1 Boot Block 1 23 3. If the primary processor board blocks access to the jumper, remove it (see "Processor or Memory Board" on page 121). 4. Set the BIOS boot block jumper: a. To remove the write-protection from the BIOS boot block, move the jumper to pins 2 and 3. b. To set the write-protection on the BIOS boot block, move the jumper to pins 1 and 2 (factory default). 5. If you removed the primary processor board, install it. Video-Sleep-Register Address Setting (J6A2): The Video-Sleep-Register jumper determines which I/O port the SVGA controller uses for its internal AT mode setup port. The starting address of the default port is 03C3H (pins 1 and 2). When this jumper is set to pins 2 and 3, the Video-Sleep-Register address changes to 46E8H. If no keyboard activity occurs after a specified timeout period (1 to 128 minutes, as specified through the Setup program), the Video-Sleep-Register jumper blanks out the monitor screen. When this happens, you must enter a password to reactivate the monitor and keyboard. To change the location of the Video Sleep Register: 1. Power-off the server and peripheral devices and remove the top cover (see "Cover (Top)" on page 72). 2. Identify the Video-Sleep-Register jumper, J6A2. 46E8 3C3 1 Video Sleep 1 23 148 Netfinity Server HMM J6A2

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J6A1
Protect
Unprotect
Boot Block
Boot Block
1
1
2
3
3.
If the primary processor board blocks access to the
jumper, remove it (see “Processor or Memory Board”
on page
121).
4.
Set the BIOS boot block jumper:
a.
To remove the write-protection from the BIOS
boot block, move the jumper to pins 2 and 3.
b.
To set the write-protection on the BIOS boot
block, move the jumper to pins 1 and 2 (factory
default).
5.
If you removed the primary processor board, install it.
Video-Sleep-Register Address Setting (J6A2):
The Video-Sleep-Register jumper determines which I/O
port the SVGA controller uses for its internal AT mode
setup port.
The starting address of the default port is
03C3H (pins 1 and 2).
When this jumper is set to pins 2
and 3, the Video-Sleep-Register address changes to
46E8H.
If no keyboard activity occurs after a specified timeout
period (1 to 128 minutes, as specified through the Setup
program), the Video-Sleep-Register jumper blanks out the
monitor screen.
When this happens, you must enter a
password to reactivate the monitor and keyboard.
To change the location of the Video Sleep Register:
1.
Power-off the server and peripheral devices and
remove the top cover (see “Cover (Top)” on
page 72).
2.
Identify the Video-Sleep-Register jumper, J6A2.
Video Sleep
Video Sleep
J6A2
46E8
1
1
2
3
3C3
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