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Table of Contents
User Guide
1
Table of Contents
5
Notices
11
Conventions Used in this Book
12
Safety Information
13
Installation
13
Safety While Working with Hardware
14
Connecting Your Computer
14
Modem Safety Information
15
Lithium Battery Notice
16
Regulatory Safety Notice for the CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Drive
16
Laser Compliance Statement
17
Consignes de Sécurité
18
Consignes de Sécurité Lors de la Manipulation du Matériel
19
Regulatory Notices
23
Canadian Department of Communications Certification Label
24
North American Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
26
European Community Directive Conformance Statement
27
Trademarks
27
Year 2000 Notice Information
28
Ergonomics
31
Arranging Your Work Area
31
Positioning the Monitor
32
Positioning the Keyboard
32
Part 1. Learning about this Book
35
Chapter 1. Using this Book
37
How this Book Is Organized
37
Where to Find more Information
40
Part 2. Support Information
41
Chapter 2. Helpware Support and Services
43
What Do I Do First
43
What Is IBM Helpware
43
Need Quick Help
43
What Can I Do on My Own
44
Printed Documentation
44
Online Documentation
44
Help Files
44
Readme Files
44
Ibm Update Connector
45
How Do I Get Help Electronically
46
Electronic Support
46
How and When Do I Contact the IBM PC Helpcenter
47
What Help Can I Get by Telephone
47
Software Technical Support
48
Additional Support
48
Hardware Warranty Service
48
Before You Call
49
How and When Do I Purchase Additional Support
51
Purchasing Additional Helpware Services
51
Flat Rate
52
Single Incident
52
Chapter 3. Express Maintenance
55
Part 3. Controlling System Settings
57
Chapter 4. Getting Started
59
Controlling Monitor Settings
60
Getting the Best Performance from Your Monitor
60
Power Saver Feature
61
Changing Display Settings
61
Controlling Volume
64
Adjusting the Speaker Volume
64
Adjusting the Headphone Volume
65
Getting Ready to Print
67
Setting up Communications
68
Connecting Your Modem to the Telephone Network
68
Configuring Your Communications Software
69
Configuring Your Computer for a Connection to the Internet
70
The IBM Internet Connection Services
70
The Microsoft Network
70
The Internet Connection Wizard
71
Using the Rapid Access II Keyboard
71
Chapter 5. Power Management Features
73
Software Shutdown
74
Using the Software Shutdown Feature
74
System Standby
75
Using the Windows 98 Start Menu
75
Using the Power Button
75
Using the Power Management Feature in Windows 98
77
Monitor Standby
78
Chapter 6. BIOS Setup Configuration
79
Configuration/Setup Utility Overview
80
Entering Setup
82
When the Computer Is on
82
When the Computer Is off
82
Working with the Setup Menus
83
Configuration/Setup Utility Menu
83
Viewing System Information and Product Data
84
Changing Parameter Settings
85
Loading the Default Settings
85
Canceling Changes
86
Exiting Setup
86
Setup Parameters
87
Devices and I/O Ports
87
Usb Controller
88
Usb Keyboard Support
88
Ide Drives Setup
88
Ide Hdd Block Mode
89
Video Setup
89
Init Display First
89
Start Options
90
Boot up Floppy Seek
91
Boot up Numlock Status
91
Gate A20 Option
92
Typematic Rate Setting
92
Halt on
93
Date and Time
93
Advanced Setup
94
Power Management Setup
94
Video off Method
95
Modem Use Irq
95
Clock Generator Configuration
97
Set Password
97
Using Other Configuration Utilities
99
Part 4. Upgrading and Replacing Hardware
101
Chapter 7. Preparing to Upgrade
103
Evaluating Your New Hardware
104
For Conflicts with System Resources Used by Adapter Cards
104
For Conflicts with Other System Resources
104
Planning Your Hardware Changes
105
Recording Your Changes
105
Resolving Resource Conflicts
106
Using Setup
106
Using the Windows 98 Device Manager
106
Opening the System Unit
107
Taking Safety Precautions
107
Removing the Top Cover
107
Looking Inside the System Unit
109
Chapter 8. Adding and Removing Adapter Cards and Drives
111
Resolving Conflicts with Installed Adapter Cards
112
Setting Modem Card Configurations
112
Working with the Hardware in the System Unit
113
Adding and Removing Adapter Cards
114
Installing Adapter Cards
114
Removing Adapter Cards
115
Removing and Adding Drives
116
Identifying Signal Cable Connectors
116
Removing the Diskette Drive
120
Removing the CD-ROM Drive
121
Removing the Hard Disk Drive
122
Installing a Drive in Bay 2
123
Updating the CMOS Settings in Setup
125
For Adapter Cards
125
For Drives
125
Chapter 9. Adding and Replacing System Board Components
127
Identifying System Board Parts (Machine Type 2193)
128
Locating System Board Jumpers and Connectors (Machine Type 2193)
130
Identifying System Board Parts (Machine Type 2194 and 6345)
131
Identifying System Board Parts (Machine Type 2193)
131
Locating System Board Jumpers and Connectors (Machine Type 2194 or 6345)
133
Locating System Board Jumpers and Connectors (Machine Type 2193)
133
Card Connector and Jumper Information
134
Identifying Adapter Card Connectors
134
Setting a Jumper
134
Upgrading the System Memory
135
Installing Memory Modules
135
Removing Memory Modules
136
Verifying the System Memory
136
Replacing the System Battery
137
Updating the CMOS Settings in Setup
139
Part 5. Troubleshooting
141
Chapter 10. Diagnosing and Recovering from Problems
143
Before You Panic: some Simple Fixes
144
Diagnosing and Recovering from Problems
145
Quick Problem Solving Chart
148
Solving Hardware and Software Problems
149
Solving Hardware Problems
149
Solving Software Problems
155
Solving Modem Problems
157
Error Codes and Messages
159
IBM Diagnostic Programs
162
Reinstalling Device Drivers
163
Recovering Factory-Installed Programs and Files
164
Part 6. Technical Reference
167
Appendix A. Specification Tables
169
Memory Module Placement
169
Memory Map
171
System Input/Output Addresses
172
System Input/Output Addresses
173
System Interrupts
174
DMA Channel Assignments
175
Serial Port Addresses
176
Connector Functions
177
Appendix B. Modem Information
181
Modem Features
181
Operating Your Modem
183
Using the Auto Answer Feature
183
Disabling Call Waiting
184
Modem Commands
185
Executing Commands
185
Command Format
185
AT Commands
186
Detail for +MS Controls
189
Extended at Commands
190
V.42Bis Commands
191
Modem Response Codes
192
S Registers
193
Appendix C. Monitor Terminology
195
Appendix D. Warranty
197
Warranty Statements
197
IBM Statement of Limited Warranty for United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada (Part 1 - General Terms
198
IBM Statement of Warranty Worldwide Except Canada, Puerto Rico, Turkey, United States (Part 1- General Terms
202
Part 2 - Country-Unique Terms
206
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