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________ __________ __ Inf or mation in this document is subject to c hange withou t notice. © 1996 ¤ 1 998 Del l Comput er Corpor ation. All r i ghts reserv ed. Reproduction in any manner w hatsoev er without the writ ten permission of D ell Computer Corpor ation is strictly forbidden. T rademarks used in this text: Dell , the DELL logo, and Opt[...]
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v &RQWHQWV &KDSWHU 6VWHP2YHUYLHZ Chass is Dif ferenc es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 Chass is Si[...]
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vi Syst em-Bo ard Serv ice Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-18 Syst em Bo ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-18 Syst em Bo ard Ju mpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-20 Inte rrupt A ssign ments . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]
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vii Insid e the C omput er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2 Compu ter Co ver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4 Ejec t, Powe r, and Rese t But tons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Front -Panel Inser[...]
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viii Expa nsion C ards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-15 Expa nsion-C ard C age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 -15 Expa nsion C ard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-16 Rise r Board . . . . . [...]
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x Figure 1-15. Computer Ori enta t ion Inf ormation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-23 Figure 1-16. DC Power Connector P1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-25 Figure 1-17. DC Power Connectors P2 (Midsize and Mini Tower Chassis) ; P3, P4, P5, P6, and P9 (All Opt i Plex GX1/GX1p Chassis) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]
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xi Figure 5-2. Optio nal-St and Re moval . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4 Figure 5-3. Compu ter Co ver Re moval . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 -5 Figure 5-4. Eject, Power, and Reset Butt on Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 Figure 5-5. Front -Pane l Inser t Remo val . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]
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xii Figure 6-22. Install i ng a Video-Memory Upgrade Module . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-22 Figure 6-23. SEC Cartridge/ Heat Sink Remo val . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-23 Figure 6-24 . Sy stem Batter y Inst allatio n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-24 Figure 7-1. Internal V iew of the Opti Pl ex NX1 Computer . . . . . . [...]
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xiv 5 HDG7KLV)LUVW A prerequi site f or using this manual t o ser vice Del l computer sy stems is a basi c kno w l edge of IBM ® -compatibl e PCs and prior train ing i n IBM-compat ible PC troublesh ooting tec hni ques. In additi on to informati on p rovided in t hi s manual and the User’ s Guide that came with the sy stem, Dell pro vides [...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-1 &+$37(5 6VWHP2YHUYLHZ T hi s manual contains field-ser vicing i nformat ion f or the Dell ® Opt iPle x ® GX1/ GX1p Managed PC and OptiPlex NX1 Net PC family of computers. T he Dell Opti- Ple x GX1/GX1p and OptiPle x NX1 sy stems are high-speed (266-, 333-, 350-, 400- or 450-MHz), upgradable desktop computers [...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-3 &KDVVLV6LPLODULW LHV All f our c hassis configurations ha ve the f ollowin g similarities: T he same sy stem board. Identica l operational c haracteristics ( same BIOS, POS T , memor y , microproces sor , exter nal I/O ports, and so on). Identica l diagnosti cs, diagnosti c beep codes, and diagnostic-scr e[...]
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1-4 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 0DLQ0HPRU Main memor y for the OptiPlex GX1 and OptiPl ex N X1 systems ranges fro m a minimum of 32 MB to a maximum of 384 MB . Main memor y for the OptiPle x GX1p sys tem ranges from a minimum of 1 28 MB to a [...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-5 ,QWHJUDWHG'LVNHWWH7 DSH' ULYH&RQWUROOHU T he Opti Ple x GX1/GX1p and OptiPle x NX1 syst ems are equipped with an inte- grated disk et te drive cont rol ler (PIIX4e) tha t can support a maximum of two non-EIDE disk et te and t ape driv es via a 34-pin DSKT connector l ocated on the sys t em board. T [...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-7 ,QWHJUDWHG(WKHUQHW1,&6XS SRUW2SWLRQDO T he Opti Ple x GX1 systems and OptiPle x NX1 sy stems are av ailable with or without a n integra ted Ethernet NI C subsystem. T he OptiPle x GX1p sy stems are a vai lable only with an integr ated Ethernet NIC subsy stem. T he i ntegrated 1 0/1 0 0-Mbps 3Com ® PCI [...]
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1-8 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 3 RZHU6X SSO T he Opti Ple x GX1/GX1p and OptiPle x NX1 syst ems are equipped with a switc h-selectable (1 1 5/230-V A C) po wer supply t hat can o perate fr om standard A C po wer outlets in the U .S . and al [...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-1 5 total of fiv e e xpansion-ca rd slots (see Figur e 1 -9). Option 2 is an activ e riser board, with a PCI-to- PCI bridge. Option 2 has two IS A expansi on-card connec- tors and fiv e PCI expan sio n-card connectors. T wo PCI/IS A e xpansion-card connecto r pai rs eac h share an e xpansion-c ard slot, again resulting i n a t[...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-1 7 0DLQ0HPRU([SDQVLRQ T he thr ee DIMM soc kets on the sy stem board can accommodate combina- tions of 32-, 64-, and 1 28-MB DIMMs up to a tot al memor y capacity of 384 MB. Main memor y can ha ve ei ther 72-bit pari t y (ECC) DIMMs or 64-bit nonparity DIMMs. 9LGHR 0HPRU8SJUDGH2SWLRQ On the OptiPle x GX1 and [...]
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1-20 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 6VWHP%RDUG -XPSHUV T he s ystem board jumpers a re located in the s a me corn er on bo th the old and ne w sy stem board. )L JXUH6VWHP%RDUG-XPSHUV 7 DEOH6[...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-21 ,QWHUUXSW$VVLJQPHQWV 350MHZ * Microprocess or speed Install jumper i f the mic roprocessor’ s internal speed is 350 MHz; other wise, the jumper shoul d not be i nstalled. 333MHZ * Microprocessor speed Install jumper i f the mic roprocessor’ s internal speed is 333 MHz; other wise, the jumper shoul d not be i nstalled[...]
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1-22 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO '0$&KDQ QHO$VVLJQPHQWV +DUG'LVN'ULYH6HUYLFH,QIRUPDWLRQ T he f ollo w ing subsections prov ide ser vice-related information about hard-disk driv e opti ons for t he OptiPle x[...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-23 )L JXUH&RPSXWHU2ULHQWDWLRQ ,QIRUPDWLRQ +DUG'LVN'ULYHIRUWKH/ RZ 3 URILOH&RPSXWHU T he har d-disk driv e assembly (consisting of the hard- disk driv e and the hard- disk dri ve brac ket) i s located inside th e c hassis at the le f t front of the compu te[...]
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1-38 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 3RUWV External ly acc essible: Serial ( DT E) . . . . . . . . . . two 9-pin connecto rs (1 6550-compatible) P arallel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . one 25-hole connector (bi di r ecti onal) V i deo . . . . . . . . .[...]
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S y stem O vervie w 1-41 (QYLU RQPHQWD O FRQWLQXHG Maximum shoc k: Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . le f t side (f or low -profile, mids iz e, and Opti- Ple x NX1 computers oper ating in a v ertical orientation) and bot tom half-sine pulse with a c hange in vel ocity of 20 inc hes/sec (50.8 cm/s ec) Stor age . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]
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B a sic T rou blesh ooting 2-1 &+$37(5 %DVLF 7 URXEOHVKRRWLQJ T hi s c hapter pro vides basic troubleshooting proced ures applicable to all sys t ems of the Dell OptiPle x GX1/GX1p Managed PC and OptiPle x NX1 Net PC fami li es. A brief e xpl anation of ho w to load and start the sy stem diagnos- tics is also pro vided at the end of th[...]
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B a sic T rou blesh ooting 2-3 Does the inspection re veal an y problems? Ye s . R ef er to the parts remov al and replacement procedure i n Chapters 4, 5, 6, or 7 , as appropr iate f or your sy stem. No . P roceed to the ne xt section, “ Obser ving the Boot Routine.” 2EVHUYLQJWKH%RRW5 RXWLQH Af ter y ou hav e perf ormed an ex ter nal [...]
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B a sic T rou blesh ooting 2-5 SEC cartr idge/hea t sink a ssembly and r einstall it as descr ibed in “SEC Cartridge/Hea t Sink A ssembly” in Chapter 4, 5, 6, or 7 , as appropriate f or your syste m. T o reseat a DIMM, remo ve it f rom its soc ket and reinstall it as descr ibed in “DIMMs” in Chapter 4, 5, 6, or 7 , as app ropr iate f or you[...]
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2-6 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 6HUYHU%DVHG'LDJQRV WLFV T he server -based diagnostics contains tests that aid in troublesho oting major components of t he co mputer . T o r un the ser ver -based diagnostics, f ollow these steps: 1 [...]
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B a sic T rou blesh ooting 2-7 Timers T est — Chec ks the timers used b y the microproces sor R TC T est — Confirms the func tionalit y and accura cy of the computer ’ s RTC PIC T est — Generates an interr upt on eac h IRQ line to veri fy inter r upt con- troller oper ation Speak er T est — Chec ks the functionality of the[...]
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2-8 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO (RAM) requi red f or load ing the di agnostics. If a main memor y er ror is detected, a message i ndicates whic h DIMM has f ailed. If no errors are f ound in main memor y , the diagnostics l oads and t he Diagnost[...]
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B a sic T rou blesh ooting 2-9 kit con nected to t he computer a s sho w n in Figure 2 -1 and descr ibed in the f ol- lo wing procedure. T he di sket te-based diagnost ics contains the same tests as the hard-disk– based diagnosti cs. T hese tests aid in troubleshooting all major component s of th e sys tem. &$87,21 7 RSUHYHQWGDPDJ[...]
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Beep Cod es and Error Me ssages 3 -1 &+$37(5 %HHS&RGHVDQG(UURU0HVVDJHV T hi s c hapter describe s the beep codes and error messages that are common to all members of the Dell OptiPl e x GX1/GX1p Managed PC and Opt iPle x NX1 Net PC f amily of computers. T hese er ror messages can occ ur during the POS T or , in the case of[...]
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Beep Cod es and Error Me ssages 3 -3 6VWHP(UURU0HVVDJHV S ystem er ror messages typically are presented on the scr een during the POST but can occur an y time an erro r is detected b y the sy stem. Sy stem messages are v er y useful in troubleshoot ing the sy st em. Some of these messages require operator intervention t o solv e; others indi[...]
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3-4 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO 'DWDHUURU Compute r rece ived un- reco ver able data-read error from disk et te or hard-dis k drive. Fault y di sket te , dis ket t e driv e, or hard-disk driv e. 'HFUHDVLQJ DYDLODEOH PHPRU R ea[...]
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Beep Cod es and Error Me ssages 3 -5 ,QYDOLGFRQILJ XUDWLRQ LQIRUPDWLRQ SOHDVHUXQ 6(783SURJUDP S y stem Setu p program contains incorrect sys t em configuration set tings. Incorr ect configur ation set tings in Sy stem Set up program or f ault y bat ter y . .HERDUGFORFN OLQHIDLOXUH .HERDUGGDWD OLQHIDLOX[...]
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Beep Cod es and Error Me ssages 3 -7 6HHNHUURU MS-D OS unabl e to locate speci fi c tr ac k on disk et te or hard-di sk driv e. Def ectiv e disk et te or hard-dis k drive. 6HHNRSHUDWLRQ IDLOHG S ystem could not fi nd particular address mar k on disk. F aul ty disk et te or hard- disk driv e. 6KXWGRZQ IDLOXUH S ystem board c hip fau lt y[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4 -5 (MHFW3 RZHU DQG5HVHW%XWWRQV )LJXUH(MH FW3RZHU DQG5HV HW%XWWRQ5 HPRYDO 1 . Lay the computer co ver upside do wn on a fl at wo rk sur fac e, with the bac k of the co ver facing y ou. 2. T o remov e the 3.5-inc[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4 -7 &RQWURO3 DQHO )LJXUH&RQW UR O3 DQHO5HPRYDO T o remo ve the control panel, f ol low these steps: 1 . Disconnect the control panel cable from the P ANEL connector on the s y s- tem board. 2. F rom the insi de of the c hassis, remo ve the mounting scr[...]
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4-8 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*; S0DQDJHG 3&DQG2SWL3OH [1;1HW3&6 VWHPV6H UYLFH0DQ XDO 'ULYHV Figure 4-6 sho ws an e xample of drive har dw are that can be installed in the computer . R ef e r to this figure when you perf orm any of the procedure s in the f ollowing subsections. )L JXUH?[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4 -9 ,QFK'LVNHWWH'ULYH$VVHPEO )L JXUH,QFK'LVNHWWH'ULYH5HPRYDO T o remo ve the 3.5-in ch di sket te driv e assembly , fol lo w these steps: 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the interf ace cable f rom t[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4-1 1 +DUG'LVN'ULYH$VVHPEO )LJXUH+DUG'LVN'ULYH$VVHPEO5HPRYDO T o remov e the hard-di sk driv e, foll ow these st eps: 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the interf ace cable f rom the bac k of the driv e. 2. Loos [...]
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4-1 2 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*; S0DQDJHG 3&DQG2SWL3OH [1;1HW3&6 VWHPV6H UYLFH0DQ XDO 6VWHP3 RZHU6XSSO )L JXUH 6 VW HP3 RZHU 6X SSO 5H PRYDO T o remo ve the sy stem power supply , foll o w th ese steps: 1 . Disconnect the A C power cable from the bac[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4- 1 3 ([SDQVLRQ &DUGV T he computer has a remo v able expansi on-c ard cage. T h e e xpansi on-c ard cage contains the ris er board a nd an y inst alled exp a nsion cards. Dell reco mmends that y ou remov e the expan sion - card cage fi rst bef ore remo ving or ins t alli ng e xpans[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4- 1 5 5LVHU%RDUG )L JXUH5L VHU%RDUG5 HPRYDO T o remov e the riser board, f ollow these steps: 1 . R emov e the ex pansion-car d cage and a ll ex pansion cards. 2. Lay the e xpansion-card ca ge on a flat w ork surf ace, with the riser board f acing up. 3[...]
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4-1 6 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*; S0DQDJHG 3&DQG2SWL3OH [1;1HW3&6 VWHPV6H UYLFH0DQ XDO 6VWHP%RDUG )L JXUH 6V WHP %R DUG5 HPRY DO T o remo ve the sy stem board, follo w these steps: 1 . Disconnect al l cables from their connec tors at the bac k of the computer . [...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4-1 7 6VWHP%RDUG&RPSRQHQWV T he f ollo wing subsec tions cont ain procedures f or removi ng/replacing sy stem board component s (see Fi gures 1 -1 2 and 1 -1 3). ',00V T o remov e a DIMM from one of the three DIMM soc kets , f ollow these steps: 1 . Remo ve the sy stem pow e[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4- 1 9 6. Enter the S ystem Set up program, and confirm tha t 8 MB is sho wn in the V ideo Memory optio n. If the tot al m emo r y is list ed inco rre c tly , rep ea t steps 1 through 6 to reseat the vi deo-memor y upgrade module and v eri fy that t he computer ac knowledges the module. 7 .[...]
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Remo ving and Replacing Parts on the Low -Profile C hassis 4-21 2. T urn of f po wer to all periphe rals, and disconnect the A C po wer c a ble from its electrical outlet. 3. Remo ve the computer co ver . 4. Remo ve the expansi on-card c age, and l ocate the bat ter y in the front-right corner of the sy stem board adja cent to t he DIMM connector s[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-5 &RPSXWHU&RYHU )LJXUH&R PSXWHU&RY HU5HP RYDO T o remov e the computer c ove r , fo llo w these step s: 1 . T urn of f po wer to all per ipherals, and disco nnect the A C po wer c able from its electrical outlet. 2. Pr ess in on the two secur i[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-7 ) U RQW 3DQHO,QVHUWV )LJXUH)URQW 3DQ HO,QVHUW5HPRYDO T o remov e a front-panel insert, f ollo w these steps: 1 . La y the computer co ver upsi de d own on a fl at w ork surf ace , with the fr ont of the co ver facing y ou. 2. F rom the front of the [...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-9 'ULYHV Figure 5-7 sho ws an e xample of drive har dw are that can be installed in the computer . R ef e r to this figure when you perf orm any of the procedure s in the f ollowing subsect ions. )L JXUH'U LYH+DUGZDUH ([WHUQ DOO $FFHVVLEOH'ULYH[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-1 1 ,QFK'ULYH$VVHPEO )L JXUH,QFK'ULYH $V V HP EO 5 HP R YD O T o remo ve a 5.25-inc h drive assembl y fr om the middle or lo wer driv e ba y , fol - lo w these steps: 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the [...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-13 +DUG'LVN'ULYH )LJXUH+DUG'LVN'ULYH5HPRYDO T o remov e the hard-di sk driv e, foll ow these st eps: 1 . R emo ve the hard-di sk driv e brac ket . 2. Remo ve the four scre ws that at tac h the hard-di sk driv e to the har d-disk dr[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-1 7 5LVHU%RDUG )L JXUH5L VHU%RDUG5 HPRYDO T o remov e the riser board, f ollow these steps: 1 . R emov e the ex pansion-car d cage and a ll ex pansion cards. 2. On a flat work s urface, turn t he expan sion-c ard ca ge over , wit h the ri ser board f ac[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-19 6VWHP%RDUG&RPSRQHQWV T he f ollo wing subsec tions cont ain procedures f or removi ng/replacing sy stem board component s (see Fi gures 1 -1 2 and 1 -1 3) ',00V T o remov e a DIMM from one of the three DIMM soc kets , f ollow these steps: 1 . Remo ve the sy stem pow er s[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-2 1 6. Enter the S ystem Set up program, and confirm tha t 8 MB is sho wn in the V ideo Memory option. If the tot al memory is listed incor r ectl y , repeat steps 1 through 6 to reseat the vi deo-memor y upgrade module and v e ri fy that t he computer ac knowledges the module. 7 . Run the[...]
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Removing and R e placin g P ar ts on the Midsize Cha ssis 5-2 3 2. T urn of f po wer to all periphe rals, and disconnect the A C po wer c a ble from its electrical outlet. 3. Remo ve the computer co ver . 4. Remo ve the expansi on-card c age, and l ocate the bat ter y in the front-right corner of the sy stem board adja cent to t he DIMM connector s[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6 -7 ) U RQW 3DQHO,QVHUWV )LJXUH ,QFK)URQ W 3DQHO,QVH U W5 HPRYDO T o remov e a 5.25-inc h front-panel insert , f ollo w these steps: 1 . Hold the bezel with th e front f acing y ou. 2. F rom the front of the bez el , use y our thumb[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6 -9 &RQWURO3 DQHO )LJXUH&RQW UR O3 DQHO5HPRYDO T o remo ve the control panel, f ol low these steps: 1 . R emo ve the hard-di sk driv e brac ket . 2. Disconnect the contr ol panel cable from the P ANEL connect or on the s y s- tem board. 3. Remo ve the[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6-1 1 ,QFK'LVNHWWH'ULYH$ V VH PE O )L JXUH,QFK'LVNHWWH 'ULYH $V VH PE O 5 H PR YD O T o remov e a 3.5-inc h disk et te drive assembly , foll ow t hese steps: 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6- 1 3 T o remo ve a 5.25-inc h drive assembl y fr om the middle or lo wer driv e ba y , fol - lo w these steps: 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the interf ace cable f rom the bac k of the driv e. 2. Pr ess in on the two retaining tabs (on e on e ac h side of the dri v e), and sl i[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6- 1 5 +DUG'LVN'ULYH )LJXUH+DUG'LVN'ULYH5HPRYDO T o remov e the hard-di sk driv e assembly , f ollo w these steps: 1 . R emo ve the hard-di sk driv e brac ket . 2. Remo ve the four scre ws that at tac h the hard-di sk driv e to the[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6-1 7 ([SDQVLRQ &DUGV T he computer has a remo v able expansi on-c ard cage. T h e e xpansi on-c ard cage contains the ris er board a nd an y inst alled exp a nsion cards. Dell reco mmends that y ou remov e the expan sion - card cage fi rst bef ore remo ving or ins t alli ng e xpans[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6- 1 9 5LVHU%RDUG )L JXUH5L VHU%RDUG5 HPRYDO T o remov e the riser board, f ollow these steps: 1 . R emov e the ex pansion-car d cage and a ll ex pansion cards. 2. Place the e xpansion-card cage on a flat work surf ace with the rise r board f acing up. 3. R[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6-21 6VWHP%RDUG&RPSRQHQWV T he f ollo wing subsec tions cont ain procedures f or removi ng/replacing sy stem board component s (see Fi gures 1 -1 2 and 1 -1 3). ',00V T o remov e a DIMM from one of the three DIMM soc kets , f ollow these steps: 1 . Remo ve the sy stem pow e[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6-23 6. Enter the S ystem Set up program, and confirm tha t 8 MB is sho wn in the V ideo Memory option. If the tot al memory is listed incor r ectl y , repeat steps 1 through 6 to reseat the vi deo-memor y upgrade module and v e ri fy that t he computer ac knowledges the module. 7 . Run th[...]
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6-24 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*;S0 DQDJHG3&D QG2SWL3OH[1 ;1HW3&6VWH PV6HUYLF H0DQXDO T o remov e the SEC cart ridge/heat si nk assembly , f ollo w these ste ps: 1 . Remo ve the sy stem pow er supply . :$51,1*7KH6(&FDUWULGJHKHDWVLQN DVVHPEOFDQJHWH[WUHPH O KRW?[...]
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Removing and Replacin g P ar ts on the Mi ni T ower Chassis 6-25 2. T urn of f po wer to all periphe rals, and disconnect the A C po wer c a ble from its electrical outlet. 3. Remo ve the computer co ver . 4. Remo ve the expansi on-card c age, and l ocate the bat ter y in the front-right corner of the sy stem board adja cent to t he DIMM connector [...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7- 1 &+$37(5 5 HP RYLQJDQG5 HSODFLQJ3 D UWVRQ WKH2SWL3OH [1;1 HW3&&KDVVLV T hi s c hapter pro vides procedures for r emovi ng the component s, assemblies, and subassemblies in the Dell OptiPle x NX1 Net PC computer . If you[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7- 3 )L JXUH,QWHUQDO9LHZRIWKH2SWL 3OH[1;&RPSXWHU 2SWL RQDO6 WDQG )L JXUH2SWLRQDO6WDQG5HPRYDO T o remo ve the optional stand, if one is installed, f ollow these steps: 1 . Place t he right side of the co[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7- 5 T o remov e the computer c ove r , fo llo w these step s: 1 . R emo ve the padloc k, if one is inst all ed, from the padloc k ring. )L JXUH6HUYLFH$ FFHVV/RFN 2. Using a #2 Phillips scre wdri ver , rotate the ser vice access loc k 1/4 -turn cloc k[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7- 7 +DUG'LVN'ULYH )LJXUH+DUG'LVN'ULYH5HPRYDO T o remov e a hard-dis k driv e, foll ow these steps : 1 . Disconnect the DC po wer ca ble and the EIDE cabl e from the bac k of the driv e. 2. Disconnect an y externa[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7- 9 ([SDQVLRQ&DUG&DJH T he computer has a remo v able expansi on-c ard cage. T h e e xpansi on-c ard cage contains the hard-disk dri v e, the riser board, and an y inst alled e xpansion card. Y ou must remov e the e xpansion-car d cage to remo ve or ins t all the[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7 -1 1 5LVHU%RDUG )L JXUH5L VHU%RDUG5 HPRYDO T o remov e the riser board, f ollow these steps: 1 . Remo ve the expansi on-card cage. 2. Remo ve the ex pansion card if one is installed. 3. Lay the e xpansion-card ca ge on a flat w ork surf ace, w[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7-13 6VWHP%RDUG&RPSRQHQWV T he f ollo wing subsec tions cont ain procedures f or removi ng/replacing sy stem board component s (see Fi gures 1 -1 2 and 1 -1 3). ',00V T o remov e a DIMM from one of the three DIMM soc kets , f ollow these steps: 1 . L oca te the [...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7-15 6. Enter the S ystem Set up program, and confirm tha t 8 MB is sho wn in the V ideo Memory option. If the tot al memory is listed incor r ectl y , repeat steps 1 through 6 to reseat the vi deo-memor y upgrade module and v e ri fy that t he computer ac knowledges the module[...]
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7-1 6 'HOO 2SWL3OH[*;*; S0DQDJHG 3&DQG2SWL3OH [1;1HW3&6 VWHPV6H UYLFH0DQ XDO T o remov e the SEC cart ridge/heat si nk assembly , f ollo w these ste ps: 1 . Remo ve the sy stem pow er supply . :$51,1*7KH6(&FDUWULGJHKHDWVLQN DVVHPEOFDQJHWH[WUHPH O KR[...]
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Remo ving an d R eplac ing P a rts on the Op tiPlex NX1 Ne t PC Chassis 7-1 7 2. T urn of f po wer to all periphe rals, and disconnect the A C po wer c a ble from its electrical outlet. 3. Remo ve the computer co ver . 4. Remo ve the expansi on-card c age, and l ocate the bat ter y in the front-right corner of the sy stem board adja cent to t he DI[...]
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S ystem Setup Program A-1 $33(1',;$ 6VWHP6HWXS3 URJUDP T his appendix, whic h applies to al l Dell Opti Ple x GX1/GX1p Ma naged PC and OptiP le x NX1 Net P C com puter f a milies , des cribes the Sy s tem S etup prog ram, whic h is used to c hange the sy stem configur ati on inf ormation store d in NVRAM on the sys tem board. T o ent[...]
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A-4 Dell O ptiPlex GX1/GX1p Manage d PC and Opt iPlex NX1 Net PC S ystems Ser vice Manual Chassis Intr usion Enabl es or dis ables the c hassis intr usion f ea- t ure. If computer c ov er is remo ved when the optio n is set to Enabled , the set ting c hanges to Detect ed . (An alert message is also dis - pla yed during the boot sequence at sy stem [...]
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S ystem Setup Program A-5 Au t o P o w e r O n Allo ws you to set the day and time y ou want the sy stem to po wer on automatically . The time uses the 24-hour fo rmat. Pow e r Management With th e P ower Management option enabled, DPMS monitors an d most EIDE driv e s automaticall y switc h into lo w -pow er mo de du ri ng pe ri ods of s y stem in[...]
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A-6 Dell O ptiPlex GX1/GX1p Manage d PC and Opt iPlex NX1 Net PC S ystems Ser vice Manual 'HYLFH/LVW De vi ce List pro vides access to the Devi ce Li st screen where y ou can c hoose from a list of a v ailable boot de vices to boot from and sp ecify the order in whic h your computer at tempts to bo ot from th ese devic es. T o vie w the Dev[...]
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S ystem Setup Program A-7 When determining the ord er of devices to boot from, the sy stem first consid- ers the o rder of the de vices l isted under the Device Contr oller Pr ior ity option, then the order of de vices under Boot Device Pr iori ty . T o speci fy your priority pref erences, order the de vices under these categor ies so that th e hig[...]
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Index 1 ,QGH [ 1XPEHUV 3.5-inch diskette driv e removal low-profi le compu t er, 4-9 midsiz e computer , 5-10 mini tower computer, 6-11 5.25-inc h drive a ssembly removal low-profi le compu t er, 4-10 midsiz e computer , 5-11 mini tower computer, 6-12 $ AC power receptacle, 1-10 AC voltage selection s w itch low-profi le compu t er, 1-10 midsiz [...]
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2 Dell O ptiPlex GX1/GX1p Manage d PC and Opt iPlex NX1 Net PC S ystems Ser vice Manual computer (continued) components, illustra ted, low-profi le computer, 1-10 components, illu strated, midsize computer, 1-11 components, illustrat ed, mini tower computer, 1-12 components, illustr ated, OptiPl ex NX1 computer, 1-13 contro ls and indicat ors, 1-8 [...]
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Index 3 DC power (conti nued) power supply connectors, 1-33 voltage rang es, OptiPlex GX1 systems, 1- 32 voltage rang es, OptiPlex NX1 systems, 1- 32 diagnosti cs, system about, 1- 18 diskett e-bas ed, 2-8, 2-10 hard-dis k–based, 2-7 on OptiPlex NX1 computer, 2 -9 running, 2-5 server-ba s ed, 1-18, 2-6 DIMMs instal lation, l ow- pr ofile computer[...]
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4 Dell O ptiPlex GX1/GX1p Manage d PC and Opt iPlex NX1 Net PC S ystems Ser vice Manual expansion- card removal low-profi le compu t er, 4-14 midsiz e computer , 5-16 mini tower computer, 6-18 OptiPlex NX1 computer, 7-10 expansion- card slots low-profi le compu t er, 1-14 midsiz e computer , 1-14 mini tower computer, 1-16 OptiPlex NX1 computer, 1-1[...]
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Index 5 0 main memory, 1-4, 1-17 memory subsyste m expansion using DIMMs, 1- 17 flash ROM, 1-4 main memory, 1-4 secondary L2 cache, 1-3, 1-16 messages, error , 3- 3 microproces sor about, 1- 3 removal, l ow-profile computer , 4-19 removal, midsize computer, 5-21 removal, mini tower computer, 6-23 removal, Opti Plex NX1 computer, 7-15 1 network cabl[...]
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6 Dell O ptiPlex GX1/GX1p Manage d PC and Opt iPlex NX1 Net PC S ystems Ser vice Manual Power Supply, 115/230-VAC, 1-8 precauti onary measures low-profi le compu t er, 4-1 midsiz e computer , 5-1 mini tower computer, 6-1 OptiPlex NX1 computer, 7-2 5 removing and replacing pa rts low-profi le compu t er, 4-1 rese t b u tt on rem o va l low-profi le [...]
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