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7 Upgrading the System
This chapter describes how to add memory, option boards, internal SCSI devices, and external SCSI
devices. Configuration details for Intergraph options are provided, as well as instructions for using the
System Configuration Utility.
Servicing Restrictions
Upgrading and servicing the system is restricted to qualified personnel. Heed all warnings and cautions
in servicing instructions. Personal injury and damage to equipment can occur if documented
procedures are not followed.
WARNING The system produces high-leakage current. When servicing or upgrading the base unit, flip the
circuit breaker to the Off position.
CAUTION Use an antistatic wrist strap for all servicing procedures to avoid the possibility of electrostatic
discharge.
Adding Memory
The following memory kits are available for adding memory to the system. Each memory kit contains
four SIMMs (memory modules) and a disposable antistatic wrist strap.
Kit
Number
Size of Each
SIMM
Total Upgrade
Size
FMEM150 32 MB 128 MB
FMEM151 64 MB 256 MB
The following table defines the InterServe 650 and 660 memory upgrades.
Base Memory
(Four SIMMs)
First Upgrade
(Four SIMMs)
Subsequent Upgrades
(Eight SIMMs)
Maximum Memory
(32 SIMMs)
128 MB 128 MB
(1)
256 MB
(2)
1 GB
256 MB 256 MB
(3)
512 MB
(4)
2 GB
The following table defines the StudioZ RAX memory upgrades.
Base Memory
(Eight SIMMs)
Each Upgrade
(Eight SIMMs)
Maximum Memory
(32 SIMMs)
256 MB 256 MB
(2)
1 GB
512 MB 512 MB
(4)
2 GB
NOTE
(1)
= one FMEM150 upgrade kit,
(2)
= two FMEM150 upgrade kits,
(3)
= one FMEM151 upgrade kit,
(4)
= two FMEM151 upgrade kits.
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