Processor socket, Vrm socket, Main memory sockets – HP Vectra 500 Series User Manual

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3 System Board (P/Ns D3657-63001 and D3661-63001)

Principal Components and Features

Processor Socket

The microprocessor is packaged in a pin-grid-array (PGA), which is seated on
the system board in a Zero-Insertion-Force (ZIF) socket.

VRM Socket

P54CS (133 150 and 200 MHz) Pentium processors require a 3.3V supply. Since
the PC has a regulated 3.3 V output, a shorting block is used to connect the
output directly to the processor.

The P54C 166 MHz Pentium processor requires slightly more than 3.3 V and
therefore needs an active VRE voltage regulator module (VRM), in which the
voltage is derived from both the 3.3 V and 5 V outlets of the power supply.

Main Memory Sockets

There are six main memory module sockets, arranged in three banks (A to C),
allowing installation of up to 128 MB DRAM.

Switch Functions

Default

Setting

Switch

Setting

1 - 4

-

Selects system board speed settings, refer to “Bus Frequencies” on page 72

.

5

Open

Enables User and Administrator passwords.

Open

Closed

Clears User and Administrator passwords.

6

Open

CMOS memory acts as a non-volatile store for the Setup program..

Open

Closed

Clears the Setup configuration data in the CMOS memory.

7

Selects system board speed settings, refer to “Bus Frequencies” on page 72.

8

Open

Disables secure mode.

Open

Closed

Sets the security mode. Sets the switch to the closed position to prevent the
BIOS from being upgraded and to disable writing to disks.

9

Open

Disables space-bar power-on. This setting overrides the setting in the Setup
program.

Open

Closed

Enables space-bar power-on. If you want to enable this feature, set this switch
to Closed. This setting overrides the setting in the Setup program.

10

Not used.

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