System Board1-91.5 ESD PrecautionsAlways observe the following electrostatic discharge (ESD)precautions before installing a system component:1. Do not remove a component from its antistatic packaging untilyou are ready to install it.2. Wear a wrist grounding strap before handling electroniccomponents. Wrist grounding straps are available at mostelectronic component stores.Do not attempt the procedures described inthe following sections unless you are aqualified technician.

system board

major components

jumpers and connectors

jumper settings

connector functions

esd precautions

xeon processor

memory upgrade

installing a dimm

installing expansion cards

asm pro

remote diagnostic management

error messages

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important safety instructions

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about this manual

getting started

Item Checklist

Taking Care of Your Computer

AC Adapter

Cleaning and Servicing

Write-protecting a 3.5-inch Diskette

Connecting the Notebook

Getting Help Online

system tour

Features

Display

Indicator Lights

Keyboard

Special Keys

Automatic Tilt Feature

Palm Rest

Touchpad

Module Bay

Left Panel Ports

Rear Panel Ports

Built-in Speakers and Microphone

Audio Control Hot Keys

Securing your Notebook

Battery Pack Characteristics

Removing and Installing the Battery Pack

Charging the Battery

Checking the Battery Level

Battery-level Chart

Optimizing Battery Life

Battery Low Condition

Course of Action for Battery-low Condition

Power Management

Suspend Modes

Advanced Power Management (APM)

External Monitor

External Keyboard

External Keypad

External Pointing Device

Printer

Audio Devices

Mini Dock

Miscellaneous Options

Cables

Using the File Transfer Cable

Additional Memory

Hard Disk

System Software

Sleep Manager

Sleep Manager Window Items

Sleep Manager Functions

Running Sleep Manager

Sleep Manager Troubleshooting Tips

Uninstalling Sleep Manager

Touchpad Driver

When to Use Setup

Entering Setup

About My Computer

About My Computer Item Descriptions

System Configuration

Diskette Drives

Internal Cache

External Cache

Onboard Communication Ports

Onboard Audio

Reset PnP Resources

Power Saving Options

When Lid is Closed

Suspend to Disk on Critical Battery

Internal Modem

System Security

Supervisor and User Passwords

Diskette Drive Control

Hard Disk Drive Control

Flash New BIOS

Reset to Default Settings

traveling with the notebook

Travel Preparations

International Traveler's Warranty

Worldwide Support

troubleshooting

POST Error Messages

specifications

B.1 System Memory Map

B.2 I/O Address Map

B.3 Interrupt Levels

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