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Jumpers/Switches/Controls and Indicators/Connectors and Sockets: Dell Dimension� XPS Pro150n, Pro180n, and Pro200n

Jumpers/Switches/Controls and Indicators/Connectors and Sockets: Dell Dimension XPS Pro150n, Pro180n, and Pro200n

Jumpers | Switches | Controls and Indicators | Connectors and Sockets


Jumpers

Jumpers 1 through 30 are located on J6D1 and the SPKR jumper is located on J10H1 on the System Board.

00000000.gif = jumpered
00000001.gif = unjumpered

Red dot denotes pin 1.
Jumper Pins Pin Settings Description
Pins 1-6 (reserved) 00000004.gif Reserved (do not change).
Pins 9-14 and
pins 17, 19, 21
(microprocessor speed)
00000006.gif

00000007.gif

The microprocessor's internal speed is 150 MHz.
  00000008.gif

00000009.gif

The microprocessor's internal speed is 180 MHz.
  00000010.gif

00000011.gif

The microprocessor's internal speed is 200 MHz.
Pins 18, 20, 22 (clear CMOS) 00000013.gif

00000014.gif

System setup settings are retained at next system boot (default).

System setup settings revert to defaults at next system boot.

Pins 25, 27, 29 (password) 00000016.gif

00000017.gif

Password features are enabled (default).

The password features are cleared at the next system boot.

Pins 26, 28, 30 (setup access) 00000019.gif

00000020.gif

Allows user to enter system setup program (default).

Prevents user from entering system setup program.

SPKR 00000022.gif

00000023.gif

Enables the system’s built-in speaker (default).

Disables the system’s built-in speaker.


3.5-VDC Jumper

The XPS Pro200n system uses two versions of the Intel� Pentium� Pro 200-MHz microprocessor. One version of the Pentium Pro 200-MHz microprocessor requires an input voltage of 3.5 VDC, while the other version of the microprocessor requires an input voltage of 3.3 VDC.

The system board has a 2-pin jumper to change the microprocessor input voltage from 3.3 VDC to 3.5 VDC.

Because the same system board is used for all XPS Proxxxn systems, use the following procedure when you replace the system board or microprocessor in any XPS Proxxxn system:

  1. Remove the heat sink and microprocessor assembly without separating the heat sink and microprocessor.

  2. Look at the bottom of the microprocessor and record the last two lines of identification characters.

Example:

 

  1. Using the information you recorded and the following table, determine the need to install or remove the 3.5-VDC jumper.
Microprocessor Identification Characters 3.5-VDC Jumper Setting
KB80521EX150xxx SY002 256K or
KB80521EX150xxx SY011 256K (3.3 VDC)
Removed
KB80521EX180xxx SY031 256K or
KB80521EX180xxx SY039 256K (3.3 VDC)
Removed
KB80521EX200xxx SY032 256K or
KB80521EX200xxx SY040 256K (3.3 VDC)
Removed
KB80521EX200xxx SL245 256K or
KB80521EX200xxx SL247 256K (3.5 VDC)
Installed

 

NOTE: The xxx part of the identification characters may or may not be present.
  1. As needed, remove or install the 3.5-VDC jumper on the system board.

  2. Reinstall the heat sink and microprocessor assembly.

  3. Check the system for correct operation.

Switches

There are no internal configuration switches in this system.


Controls and Indicators

Desktop Front-Panel Controls/Indicators
Mini Tower Front-Panel Controls/Indicators

Power Switch
The power switch is a push-button on/off switch.

Reset Button
Pressing the reset button initiates a hardware reset. To avoid possible data or file structure corruption, use the reset button only when the system cannot be rebooted with the <Ctrl><Alt><Del> key combination, and perform an orderly shutdown of the operating system.

Hard-Disk Drive Access Indicator
The hard-disk drive access indicator lights up when the hard-disk drive is being accessed.

Diskette-Drive Access Indicator
The diskette-drive access indicator lights up when the diskette-drive is being accessed.


Connectors and Sockets

 

Connector or Socket Description
BT7D1 Battery socket
COM1 Serial port 1 interface connector
COM2 Serial port 2 interface connector
CPUFAN Microprocessor fan connector
FLOPPY Diskette/tape drive interface connector
J1A1, J1B1, J1B2, J1C1* ISA expansion-card connectors
J2D1*, J2D2, J2E1, J2F1 PCI expansion-card connectors
J3G1, J3G2, J3H1, J3H2 SIMM sockets
J9L1 Power input connector
J8M1 3.3-V power input connector
J10E1 Control panel connector
KEYBRD Keyboard connector
MOUSE Mouse connector
PARALLEL Parallel port connector
PRIMARY IDE Primary EIDE channel connector
SECONDARY IDE Secondary EIDE channel connector
U4K1 Microprocessor socket
* Connectors J1C1 (ISA) and J2D1 (PCI) share a single card-slot opening, so only 1 of the 2 connectors can be used at any time.
        

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