Removing and Replacing Parts on the Midsize Chassis 5-19
onto its corresponding tab. Push evenly on both sides of the system board as
you slide it into position (do not twist the system board).
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The subsections that follow Figure 5-18 contain procedures for removing/
replacing system board components.
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SEC cartridge connector
(SLOT1)
primary EIDE
interface connector
(IDE1)
diskette/tape drive
interface connector
(DSKT)
riser board
connector (RISER)
secondary EIDE
interface
connector (IDE2)
system board
jumpers
battery socket
(BATTERY)
control panel
connector (PANEL)
3.3-V power input
connector
(POWER_2)
main power input
connector (POWER_1)
DIMM sockets (3)
(DIMM_A–DIMM_C)
front of computer
ATI multimedia
connector (AMC)
video-memory
upgrade socket
(VIDEO_UPGRADE)
line-in jack
(LINE-IN)
microphone
jack (MIC)
optional NIC
connector
(ENET)
video connector
(MONITOR)
microprocessor
fan connector
(FAN)
serial port 2
connector (SERIAL2)
USB connectors (2)
(USB)
parallel/serial port 1
connectors (stacked)
(PARALLEL/SERIAL1)
line-out jack
(LINE-OUT)
CD-ROM audio
interface
connector (CD_IN)
telephony
connector (TAPI)
mouse/keyboard
connectors
(stacked)
(MOUSE/KYBD)
chassis-intrusion switch
connector (INTRUSION)
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