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System Board Jumper Settings; Ibm Mobile Hard Drive Jumper Settings - NEC POWERMATE 2000 Service And Reference Manual

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System Board Jumper Settings

The system board has one jumper block: clear password jumper block 7G4. Jumper block 7G4 is
on the SO-DIMM side of the system board (see "System Board Connectors, Sockets, and
Jumpers" in Section 4 for jumper location). The jumper block is briefly described in the
following paragraphs.
Jumper block 7G4 is a two-pin jumper block for clearing the system password if the password is
forgotten. The factory setting for 7G4 is pins 1 and 2 jumpered. To clear the password, the
system must be powered down, the jumper removed and reinstalled, and the system powered up.
Procedures for setting the jumper are included in Section 4. Specifications for the system board
are included in Section 9.

IBM Mobile Hard Drive Jumper Settings

Note
The following information is typical for IBM 10-GB and 20-GB mobile hard drives. This
information may differ, depending on the manufacturer and size of the drive installed in the
system.
For systems with a IBM 10.0-GB or 20.0-GB mobile hard drive, the factory settings for the
jumper on the interface connector of the drive are shown in the following table. The factory
setting is for a single drive installed on the IDE primary channel as a master device. The 4-pin
jumper block is on the right end of the interface connector on the drive (when looking at the rear
of the drive).
Specifications for the hard drive are included in Section 9.
Function
Master Device
Slave Device
Cable Select
(CSEL)
2-4 System Configuration

IBM Mobile Hard Drive Jumper Settings

Jumper Pins
Description
No Jumper
Sets hard drive as master device in single drive system.
Factory setting: no jumper.
Jumper
Sets device as slave (pins A and B jumpered).
position 1
(pins A-B)
Jumper
Not used.
position 3

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