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JUMPER & SWITCH INFORMATION
System
boards
5000 & 5100 Series System Boards (2nd board of 3)
Hard drives
DVD drive
For other boards used in the
CD drive
Click on a jumper designator to find the jumper function and connector description.
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Connector information
Function
Keyboard
Mouse
Parallel port
Video
Flat panel display
Ethernet jack
Microphone in
Speaker out
Line in
Line out
DIMM sockets
SODIMM socket
PCI slots
ISA slots
Processor slot
Slot 1 clock multiplier
Clear CMOS
Serial port
GamePort/USB
Sleep button & LEDs
Battery socket
CD-ROM audio
IDE drives
Diskette drive
Headphone board
Internal speakers
Second fan
+3.3V power
Power supply
Maintenance and Service Guide
Compaq Presario 4900, 5000, & 5100 Series Computers
Jumper & Switch Information
4900 series
and
Description
Miniature 6-pin
Miniature 6-pin
DSUB 25-pin
15-pin VGA
20-pin
RJ45
Mini stereo
Mini stereo
Mini stereo
Mini stereo
168-pin DIMM
144-pin SODIMM
32-bit PCI connector
16-bit ISA connector
Slot 1 connector
2-pin header
3-pin header
DB9
24-pin 2mm connector
5-pin 2mm connector
2-pin socket
4-pin header, key 2
40-pin headers, key 20
34-pin header
5-pin 2mm connector
2-pin header
4-pin header, key 2
6-pin header
12-pin ATPWR header
Troubleshooting
5000 & 5100
series, click the appropriate link.
Two tables are given below: the first is for a 66
MHz bus speed, the other for 100 MHz bus
speed.
Jumper 200*
For a 100 MHz bus speed:
Jumper 300*
Reference Designator
½ J1
½ J1
J2
J4
J100
J10
½ J6
½ J5
½ J6
½ J5
J17, J18, J19
J13
J15, J16
J8, J9
J14
JP1 -- JP4
J22
J7
J29
J26
BT1
J11
J23 (primary), J21 (secondary)
J30
J31
J27, J28
J24
J20
J12
Illustrated Parts Catalog
Specifications
Processor frequency required,
MHz
(for 66MHz bus speed)
233*
266
JP1
off
on
off
JP2
on
on
off
JP3
off
off
on
JP4
off
off
off
*Not shipped in these configurations
Processor frequency required,
MHz
(for 100 MHz bus speed)
350
400
JP1
off
on
off
JP2
on
on
off
JP3
off
off
on
JP4
off
off
off
*Not shipped in these configurations
300
333
on
off
off
on
on
on
off
off
450
500*
on
off
off
on
on
on
off
off
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