HP Visualize J5000 - Workstation Owner's Manual page 58

Changing Your Computer's Hardware Configuration
Installing a PCI-Type I/O Board
4. Remove the screw that secures the filler plate corresponding to the
slot into which you are installing the PCI card, and then remove the
filler plate itself, saving it for future use. The filler plate must be
removed in order for the PCI card's connectors to be accessible from
outside the chassis.
5. Place the PCI board you are installing in the board guides and insert
firmly into the connector. You may have to push hard to seat the
board, but do not rock it from side to side during insertion, as this can
damage the connectors. Check to see that the board is evenly inserted
for proper seating.
6. Secure the board with the same screw that secured the filler plate.
7. Replace the PCI retainer clip to keep the boards from flexing or
vibrating during normal computer operation. If necessary because of
the width of the card, remove the black plastic extenders that are
attached to the retainer clip before attempting to replace it.
8. Replace the computer's side panel and top cover, and replace the
thumbscrews that secure the top panel onto the computer.
9. After bootup, use SAM (the System Administration Manager) to
confirm that the computer recognizes the card. See the "Monitors"
section of the Overview chapter for an example of doing this for a
graphics card.
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