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IBM Aptiva Series Handbook (164 pages)
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Desktop
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Notices
11
Safety Information
11
Arranging a Comfortable and Productive Work Area
12
Ergonomic Information
12
Arranging Your Work Area
13
Choosing a Chair
13
Positioning the Monitor
13
Positioning the Keyboard
14
Positioning the Mouse
14
FCC Statement
15
FCC and Telephone Company Requirements
16
United States Modem Regulations
16
Canadian Department of Communications Certification Label
17
Canadian Modem Regulations
17
Étiqueete D'homologation du Ministère des Communications du Canada
17
Laser Compliance Statements
18
Trademarks
19
Part 1: Learning about this Book
21
Chapter 1: Using this Book
23
How this Book Is Organized
23
Presentation Conventions Used in this Book
26
Where to Find more Information
26
Part 2: Support Information
27
Chapter 2: Helpware Support and Services
29
What Do I Do First
29
Need Quick Help
29
What Can I Do on My Own
29
What Is IBM Helpware
29
Online Documentation
30
Printed Documentation
30
Software
30
Electronic Support
31
How Do I Get Help Electronically
31
Internet
31
Online Services
31
Automated Fax
32
Bulletin Boards
32
30 Day "Up and Running" Support
33
How and When Do I Contact the IBM PC Helpcenter
33
Software Technical Support
33
What Help Can I Get by Telephone
33
Additional Support
34
Before You Call
34
Hardware Warranty Service
34
How and When Do I Purchase Additional Support
34
Purchasing Additional Helpware Services
36
You Can Purchase Support in the Following Ways
36
For more Information
37
To Order Additional Support Packages
37
Part 3: Controlling System Settings
39
This Part Contains Information to Help You Configure or
39
Reconfigure the Hardware and Hardware Features that Were
39
Following Chapters
39
Chapter 3: Getting Started with Your Aptiva Computer
41
Controlling Monitor Settings
41
Getting the Best Performance from Your Monitor
42
Power Saver Feature
42
Changing Display Settings
43
Customizing Display Properties
43
Tips for Choosing Display Properties
45
Adjusting the Speaker Volume
46
Controlling Volume
46
Using the Windows Help Function to Select Display Properties
46
Adjusting the Headphone Volume
47
Getting Ready to Print
48
Connecting Your Modem to the Telephone Network
49
Setting up Communications
49
Configuring Your Communications Software
50
Configuring Your Aptiva Computer for a Connection to the Internet
51
The IBM Global Network
51
The Microsoft Network
51
The Internet Connection Wizard
52
Chapter 4: Power Management Features
53
Software Shutdown
53
Using the Software Shutdown Feature
53
System Suspend
54
Using the Power Button
54
Using the Windows 95 Start Menu
54
Modem Wake-Up on Ring
55
Monitor Standby
55
Chapter 5: BIOS Setup Configuration
57
Configuration/Setup Utility Overview
57
Entering Setup
59
When the Computer Is off
59
When the Computer Is on
59
Setup Main Menu
60
Working with the Setup Menus
60
Changing Parameter Settings
61
Loading the Default Settings
61
Viewing System Information and Product Data
61
Aborting Setting Changes
62
Exiting Setup
62
Setup Parameters
63
Disk Drives
63
Diskette Drive (a or B)
63
IDE Hard Disk and CD-ROM Drives
63
Devices and I/O Ports
65
Onboard Communication Ports
65
Onboard Floppy Disk Controller
66
Onboard IDE Primary Channel
66
Onboard IDE Secondary Channel
66
Onboard PS/2 Mouse (IRQ12)
66
Onboard Audio Chip
67
Onboard USB
67
Power Management
67
Power Management Mode
67
Fast POST Mode
68
Modem Wake-Up on Ring
68
Power Switch < 4 Sec
68
Silent Boot
68
Startup Options
68
Memory Test
69
Num Lock after Boot
69
System Boot Drive
69
Advanced Options
70
Boot from CD-ROM
70
Date and Time
70
Security Options
70
Memory/Cache Options
72
Pnp/Pci Options
73
Using Other Configuration Utilities
74
Part 4: Upgrading and Replacing Hardware
75
Chapter 6: Preparing to Upgrade
77
Evaluating Your New Hardware
77
For Conflicts with Other System Resources
78
For Conflicts with System Resources Used by Adapter Cards
78
Planning Your Hardware Changes
79
Recording Your Changes
79
Resolving Resource Conflicts
79
Using Setup
79
Opening the System Unit
80
Taking Safety Precautions
80
Using the Windows 95 Device Manager
80
Removing the Cover
81
Looking Inside the System Unit
82
Chapter 7: Adding and Removing Adapter Cards and Drives
85
Setting Modem Card Configurations
86
Working with the Hardware in the System Unit
86
Adding and Removing Adapter Cards
87
Installing Adapter Cards
87
Connecting Card Cables
88
Removing Adapter Cards
88
Adding and Removing Drives
89
Installing ISA Cards
89
Removing and Replacing Bay Panels
89
Removing a Bay Panel
90
Replacing a Bay Panel
90
Identifying Signal Cable Connectors
91
Pushing Back the Metal Bay Covers
91
Guidelines for Connecting IDE/ATA Signal Cables
92
Guidelines for Connecting Diskette Interface Signal Cables
93
Tips for Proper Drive Alignment
94
Installing a Drive in Bay 1, 2, or 3
95
Installing Drives in Bays 4 and 5
96
Removing Drives
97
Putting the System Back Together
98
Replacing the Cover
98
Reconnecting Peripherals
99
For Adapter Cards
100
For Drives
100
Updating the CMOS Settings in Setup
100
Chapter 8: Adding and Replacing System Board Components
101
Identifying the Parts of the System Board
102
Card Connector and Jumper Information
104
Identifying Adapter Card Connectors
104
Setting a Jumper
104
Installing Memory Modules
105
Upgrading the System Memory
105
Removing Memory Modules
106
Replacing the System Battery
106
Verifying the System Memory
106
Updating the CMOS Settings in Setup
107
Part 5: Troubleshooting
109
This Part Contains Information to Help You Respond to
109
Problems with the Hardware, Software, and Features Installed
109
Chapter 9: Diagnosing and Recovering from Problems
111
Before You Panic: some Simple Fixes
112
Quick Problem Solving Chart
116
Solving Hardware and Software Problems
117
Solving Hardware Problems
117
Solving Software Problems
123
Solving Modem Problems
124
Error Codes and Messages
126
Programs and Files
133
Recovering Factory-Installed Programs and Files
133
This Appendix Contains Specific Memory, Address
133
Part 6: Technical Reference
135
This Part Contains Technical Information that You Might Need
135
If You Upgrade Your Computer's Hardware. It Contains the Following Appendices
135
Appendix A: Specification Tables
138
System Input/Output Addresses
138
System Interrupts
140
Appendix A: Specification Tables
140
DMA Channel Assignments
141
Serial Port Addresses
142
Appendix B: Modem Information
143
Modem Features
143
Operating Your Modem
144
Disabling Call Waiting
145
Using the Auto Answer Feature
145
Changing Modem Addresses
146
Communication Settings
146
Modem Commands
147
Command Format
147
Executing Commands
147
AT Commands
148
Extended at Commands
151
V.42Bis Commands
152
Modem Response Codes
153
S Registers
156
Appendix C: Monitor Terminology
159
Index
161
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
Notices
8
Voltage Supply Switch Settings
8
Safety Information
9
Safety Notices (Multi-Lingual Translations)
10
Laser Compliance Statement
14
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice
15
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
15
Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement
16
Canadian Department of Communications Certification Label
16
Trademarks
17
Preface
18
General Information
20
Chapter Description
21
Diagnostic Information
21
Using the Check Procedures
21
Diagnostic Aids
22
Repair Information
22
Parts/Test Point Locations
23
Safety Inspection Guide
23
Parts Catalog
23
Part Number Index
23
Product Description
24
Hardware Interfaces
28
Memory Map
29
System Input/Output Addresses
30
System Interrupts
31
DMA Channel Assignments
32
Serial Port Addresses
32
Refresh Rates and Monitor Frequencies
33
CMOS Reset
33
Power-On Password
34
Flash (BIOS) Update Procedure
35
Changing the BIOS (Flash ROM) Model Number and Serial Number
36
BIOS Setup Utility
37
Starting the Setup Utility
37
Viewing System Information
39
Changing Disk Drive Configuration
40
Enhanced IDE Features
41
Setting Power Saving Timers
43
Changing Plug and Play Configuration
44
Configuring Startup Options
45
Setting the Date and Time
45
Configuring Advanced Options
46
System Memory
50
Specifications
50
Operating Requirements
52
Special Tools
52
Check Procedures
54
Check Procedures Start
55
Index of Symptoms, Messages, Error Codes, or Beeps
60
Factory-Installed Drive Devices
77
CD-ROM Drive
79
Memory
81
Keyboard
82
Mouse
83
Power Supply
85
Device Presence by Diagnostics Program Test
88
Diagnostics for Factory-Installed Riser Card, or Audio-I/O Card Not Supported by Diagnostics Program
90
Diagnostics for Factory-Installed Fax/Modem Card
95
Monitor
96
Undetermined Problem
98
Diagnostic Aids
100
Introduction
101
Power-On Self Test
101
Diagnostic Diskette
102
Diagnostic Program Features
102
Using the Diagnostic Diskette
103
Creating a Boot Diskette with Drivers
105
To Load the Diagnostics Diskette
106
Repairing Information
109
Removals and Replacements
109
Removal Sequence
110
Identifying the Parts of the System Unit
111
Cover
113
Bays 1, 2, 3 (5.25-In. Internal /External Bays)
114
Bay 4 (3.5-In. FDD Bay)
117
Bay 5 (3.5-In. Internal Bay)
121
Bay 6 (3.5-In. Internal Bay)
122
Power Supply
124
Adapter Cards
125
Riser Card
129
Memory(Simm)
131
Processor Removal
133
RTC Lithium Battery
135
Indicator LED and Cable
136
System Board
138
Handling ESD-Sensitive Parts
140
Software Recovery Procedure
141
Parts/Test Point Loceions
143
System Board Layout
143
System Board Jumper Settings
144
CPU Type Jumper Settings
145
System Board Connect or Functions
146
Power Supply Cable Connector Specifications
148
Audio-I/O Card Layout
150
Audio-I/O Card Connector Functions
150
Factory-Installed Fax/Modem Card Layout
151
Factory-Installed Fax/Modem Card Connector Functions
151
Hard Disk Drive
152
3.5" Hard Disk Drive Jumper Settings
152
5.25" Hard Disk Drive Jumper Settings
153
CD-ROM Drive
154
CD-ROM Drive Connector Features
154
CD-ROM Drive Jumper Settings
154
CD-ROM Emergency-Exit Option <1
155
CD-ROM Emergency-Exit Option <2
155
SIMM Configurations
157
System Board Connector Pin Signals
158
Monitor Port Signals
158
Parallel Port Signals
158
Serial Port Signals
158
Mouse Port Signals
159
Keyboard Port Signals
159
Diskette Cable Connector Signals
160
Hard Disk Cable Connector Signals
161
Safety Inspecion Guide
162
General Guidelines
163
Parts Catalog
164
Assembly 1: System Unit - Exterior
165
Assembly 2: System Unit - Interior
166
Assembly 3: Diskette, CD-ROM Drive
168
Assembly 4: Hard Disk Drives, Audio-I/O Board and Fax / Modem Card
170
Assembly 5: Monitor and Power Cord
174
Assembly 6: Keyboard and Mouse
175
Assembly 7: Software
176
Appendix A. Part Number Index
178
Appendix B. Oneline Support Information
180
Appendix C. Model/Monitor Configurations and FRU Part Numbers
182
IBM Aptiva Series Quick Start Manual (2 pages)
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IBM Aptiva Series Quick Start Manual (2 pages)
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