Locating Expansion Cards - Intergraph Zx10 5U System Manual

To connect the system components:
1. Connect a video cable from the monitor to the video out port on the graphics controller card.
See the graphics controller documentation for more information.
2. Connect cables from the keyboard and the mouse to their ports.
3. Connect a cable from your site's Ethernet network to the Ethernet port.
4. Connect a cable from a parallel peripheral device to the parallel port.
5. Connect cables from any serial peripheral devices to the serial ports.
6. Connect cables from any USB peripheral devices to the USB ports.
7. Connect the cable from any external SCSI peripheral devices, or a SCSI terminator module, to
the SCSI port. See "Connecting External SCSI Devices" in this chapter.
CAUTION If you do not connect an external SCSI peripheral device to the SCSI port, connect a
terminator module to the port.
8. Connect cables to ports on any other installed expansion cards as required. See the expansion
card documentation for more information.
CAUTION Do not connect the system power cord to the base unit or to an AC power outlet at
this time. See "Connecting to AC Power" later in this chapter for more information.

Locating Expansion Cards

Expansion cards are installed as needed in the Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP), Peripheral
Component Interconnect (PCI), and Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) expansion slots.
The following table describes the expansion slots and any typically installed expansion cards.
Note that Slot 7 is a shared PCI/ISA slot; you can install a PCI expansion card or an ISA
expansion card in this slot, but not both.
Slot Type
1 (Left) AGP
2 PCI (64-bit/33 MHz)
3 PCI (64-bit/33 MHz)
4 PCI (64-bit/33 MHz)
5 PCI (64-bit/66 MHz)
6 PCI (64-bit/66 MHz)
7 (Right) PCI (64-bit/33 MHz) or ISA
CAUTION If a modem card used in the system receives ground from the system, ensure the
system is connected to an earth-grounded AC power outlet.
Typical Expansion Cards Installed
Graphics controller
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