User Guide

User Guide
Jumpers/Switches/Controls and Indicators: Dell Dimension P133v, P166v, and P200v

Jumpers/Switches/Controls and Indicators: Dell™ Dimension™ P133v, P166v, and P200v

Jumpers | Switches | Controls and Indicators


Jumpers

System Board Layout

00000004.gif 00000005.gif = pins 1-2 jumpered
00000006.gif= pins 2-3 jumpered
NOTE: Red dot denotes pin 1.

 

C, D
(CPU speed)
00000008.gif
00000009.gif
The microprocessor's internal speed is 133 MHz.
  00000009.gif
00000010.gif
The microprocessor's internal speed is 166 MHz.
  00000011.gif
The microprocessor's internal speed is 200 MHz. 
 A, pins 1-3
(password)
00000014.gif Password features are enabled.
  00000015.gif Password features are cleared at next system boot.
 A, pins 4-6
(clear CMOS)
00000017.gif(default) System setup settings are retained at next system boot.
  00000018.gif System setup settings are cleared at next system boot.
B, pins 1-3
(setup access)
00000020.gif(default) Allows user to enter system setup program.
  00000021.gif Prevents user from entering system setup program.
B, pins 4-6
(reserved)
00000023.gif(default) Reserved. Do not change.

Switches

There are no internal configuration switches in this system.


Controls and Indicators

Desktop System | Mini Tower System | Power Switch | Power Indicator | Reset Button | Hard-Disk Drive Access Indicator | Diskette-Drive Access Indicator

Desktop System

Mini Tower System

Power Switch

The power switch is a DC on/off control circuit that is connected to the soft power push-button switch through the system PWA. When used with a power supply that supports remote power on/off, the system board can be turned off from either of two sources: the front-panel "Remote ON/OFF" switch or a "soft off" signal (coming from the super I/O controller) that can be controlled by an operating system.
In "soft off," an APM command issued to the system BIOS causes the power supply to turn off via the "PS ON" control signal on the power connector. For example, Windows� 95 issues this APM command when you click on the Shutdown icon. Power can be restored via a front-panel power button connected to a front-panel header.

Power Indicator

The power indicator lights up when the system is on.

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.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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