Intergraph InterServe 8000 System Reference Manual page 43

Available
Sockets
Base
Memory
Available
Sockets
2. Examine the sockets and become familiar with the layout as shown in the figure above.
3. Remove all installed SIMMs (memory modules).
4. Starting from the outer socket of the last bank to be populated, install a SIMM at an angle (leaning
towards the center of the board) and push the SIMM up. Ensure the metal socket tabs engage the
SIMM. Repeat for every SIMM, installing the next SIMM into the socket closer to the center of
the board.
For example, if your InterServe system has minimum memory (four SIMMs), and you are adding
three Intergraph memory kits (12 SIMMs total), install the first two SIMMs in sockets J29 and J44
of Bank 1, then work towards the center of the board.
5. Close the base unit and restart the system. The total installed memory displays during Windows
NT boot up.
NOTE If the total expected memory does not display, ensure all the SIMMs are installed in the correct sockets
and fully seated in the sockets. If the SIMMs are properly installed, then one or more SIMMs are faulty.
Obtain replacement SIMMs.
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