Dell 2200 Replacement Manual page 6

6 Dell PowerEdge 2200 Systems Microprocessor Replacement
6. Install the new microprocessor module.
a. Make sure the new microprocessor-module retention latches are in a
protracted position so that the retention latches will snap into position
when the microprocessor module is installed.
b. Align the microprocessor module with the microprocessor retention
bracket on the system board.
c. Lower the microprocessor module into the microprocessor retention
bracket, and press firmly on the top of the module until the module is
fully seated and the retention latches snap into position (see Figure 5).
temperature
sensor cable
Figure 5. Installing a Microprocessor Module
7. Reinstall the two screws securing the microprocessor-module heat sink
to the system board assembly.
Stand the system upright, and reinstall the two hexagonal screws in the
system board assembly.
8. Change the microprocessor speed jumper setting to correspond to the
new microprocessor's operating frequency.
The microprocessor speed jumper should be set for the installed micro-
processor's rated internal speed. For a 300-MHz Pentium II processor, a
jumper plug should be installed on the jumper labeled "RSVD1." For a
333-MHz Pentium II processor, a jumper plug should be installed on the
jumper labeled "RSVD2" (see "System Board Jumpers" found later in this
document).
NOTE: The system BIOS revision must be A05 or higher to use the RSVD1
and RSVD2 jumpers.
microprocessor module
microprocessor-module
retention latches (2)
microprocessor
retention bracket
heat sink