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Apple G3 User Manual

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Setting Up Your
Macintosh Server G3
Includes setup and expansion information for the
Macintosh Server G3 with Mac OS X Server
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Apple G3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CPUPowerPC G3
RAM64 MB - 1 GB
Ethernet10/100Base-T
Hard Drive4 GB
Optical DriveCD-ROM, DVD-ROM
Graphics CardATI Rage
Operating SystemMac OS X 10.4
PortsADB, SCSI, Audio

Summary

Communications Regulation Information

FCC Compliance Statement

Device complies with FCC rules, subject to conditions regarding interference.

Radio and Television Interference

Equipment generates RF energy; proper installation prevents interference.

Industry Canada Statement

Class B digital device meets Canadian interference regulations.

Laser and Safety Information

VCCI Class B Statement

Information processing device meets VCCI Class B standards for home use.

Laser Information

Warning about hazardous radiation exposure from laser; service by authorized provider.

High-Risk Activities Warning

Computer not intended for critical operations like nuclear facilities or air traffic control.

Preface

Introducing the Macintosh Server G3

Overview of the Macintosh Server G3 as Apple's first Mac OS X Server computer.

Hardware and Software Features

Details on server's hardware (PowerPC, PCI slots) and pre-installed software.

Hardware and Software Limitations in Mac OS X Server

Lists hardware and software features not supported by Mac OS X Server.

Setting Up Your Server (Chapter 1)

Positioning the Computer

Guidelines for placing the computer for optimal airflow and accessibility.

Your Server at a Glance

Diagram and labels identifying key components of the server.

Your Server's Ports and Connectors

Illustrates and describes various ports and connectors on the server.

Plugging In the Server

Instructions for connecting the power cord and setting the voltage switch.

Connecting a Monitor

Steps to connect the monitor, including power and data cables.

Connecting Mouse and Keyboard

Instructions for connecting USB or ADB keyboards and mice.

Connecting to Ethernet

Guidance on connecting the server to a 10/100 twisted-pair Ethernet network.

Securing the Server

Methods for physically securing the computer and its components from theft.

What's Next

Guide on proceeding to next steps after initial setup.

Working Inside the Server (Chapter 2)

About Memory

Information on server's memory (DRAM) and compatible DIMM types.

DRAM Configurations

Specifications and compatibility for installing DRAM modules (DIMMs).

Internal Storage Options

Details on internal drive bays, dimensions, and supported drive types.

SCSI Drive Options

Information on Wide Ultra2 SCSI and other SCSI drive types and compatibility.

PCI Expansion Cards

Overview of PCI expansion slots and card compatibility.

Server Battery

Information about the backup battery and its replacement.

Installing Components

General instructions for installing PCI cards, memory, storage, or battery.

Opening the Server

Step-by-step guide to opening the computer's case.

Installing DRAM

Detailed procedure for installing DRAM modules into the server.

Installing Internal Storage

Instructions for installing hard drives or other internal storage devices.

Replacing the Battery

Procedure for removing and installing the server's backup battery.

Closing the Server

Steps to properly close the server after component installation.

Starting Up Your Server (Chapter 3)

Initial Setup and Power On

Steps for first-time setup, connecting peripherals, and powering on the server.

Server Power Management

Procedures for turning the server off and troubleshooting power issues.

Peripheral Troubleshooting

Guidance for resolving issues with mice, keyboards, or monitors.

Using Server Without Monitor

Steps for operating the server remotely without a connected monitor.

Restoring Server Software

Instructions for reinstalling system software and factory settings.

Before Restoring Software

Preparation steps for software restore, including backing up data.

Erasing Hard Disk

Procedure to completely erase the hard disk before restoring software.

Health, Safety, and Maintenance (Chapter 4)

Computer Use Health Effects

Information on health-related issues like muscle soreness and eye fatigue from computer use.

Musculoskeletal Discomfort

Advice on preventing and managing muscle soreness and repetitive stress injuries.

Eye Fatigue

Tips for preventing and reducing eye strain during computer use.

Work Area Ergonomics

Guidelines for arranging your workspace for comfort and proper posture.

Avoiding Fatigue

Strategies for changing posture, taking breaks, and reducing overall fatigue.

Electromagnetic Emissions

Discussion on potential health effects of electromagnetic fields from monitors.

Safety Precautions

General safety instructions for handling computer equipment and preventing hazards.

Handling Computer Equipment

Guidelines for proper setup, cable connection, and care of computer components.

Handling Peripherals

Specific instructions for handling monitors, keyboards, and CD-ROM discs.

Cleaning Procedures

Steps for cleaning the computer case, monitor, and mouse.

Mouse Locking Mechanism

Instructions on how to lock and unlock the mouse ball.

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