Hardware Installation; Disconnecting The Power Cables; Installing The Graphics Card - JVC LV-N301 Instruction Manual

Hardware installation

Notices
Please read the following notices before installing the graphics card.
● Make sure that your operating system is installed properly.
● Uninstall all previously installed drivers and display-related software such as Pivot.
● Log in as a user with administrative privileges to install the driver.
● Remove all currently installed old graphics card.
● Proper operation of this graphics card is not guaranteed when used with other
graphics cards for a multi-display setup. If an error occurs, see Q&A in this manual.
(1) Disconnecting power cables
Disconnect power cables of the computer and other peripheral devices.

(2) Installing the graphics card

1
Remove the cover of the computer. (See the computer instruction manual.)
Caution: ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Breakdown
Static electricity could damage delicate components of the computer and the
graphics card. Discharge static electricity by touching metal parts of the computer
prior to installation. Do not touch electric parts or terminals.
2
Remove the old card or a bracket from an appropriate slot.
Caution: Burn
Internal parts may be hot if the computer has been turned on previously.
3
Install the graphics card in the slot firmly. Make sure it does not touch any part of
the computer.
Caution: Ventilation
Ensure the proper airflow for cooling the graphics card.
Install this graphics card in the slot where ambient temperatures are 35
degrees C or lower.
Slot: Leave the adjacent slot or slot that is close to heat producing components
open if multiple slots are available to release heat around the card sufficiently.
Inadequate heat release could shorten the product lifetime or cause some troubles.
Fan: Keep the computer's internal cables away from the cooling fan, or keep things
away that could get caught in the fan. (E.g., labels are easy to come off when
heated.) If the computer is used without the fan working, it could cause a failure.
Dust: Dust inside the computer could restrict ventilation to cool off the card and
result in failure.
Important: Our warranty may not apply to the damages arising from those facts.
4
Secure the bracket to the chassis of the computer.
5
Put the cover back on the computer.
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